History, 13.01.2020 12:31, sammy16940

What was social darwinism?

the change from nation to empire through imperialism

the belief that social values should be shared with other nations

the aim of imperialists to settle new land

the application of darwin's theories to human societies

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What was social darwinism?

the change from nation to empire through imperialism