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Imperialism Political Cartoons discusses how political cartoons from the late 19th century depicted Western imperialism. Cartoons from Britain and the U.S. often portrayed Europeans as civilizing other races and justified the subjugation of indigenous peoples. However, anti-imperialist cartoons criticized the exploitation and harm caused by Western colonial policies.
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