2. many european countries competed with each other to add new territory to their empires in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. most of the land they took was in asia and africa. describe the effects of the new imperialism on the peoples of the conquered territories. give at least three specific examples.

1) Since Christianity was the most common religion of Europe, colonists (sometimes forcefully) imposed the religion upon the people subject to their thralldom.
2) Art, opposing the imperialist's rule, blossomed. 
3) Newly formed political stances, some influenced by former leaders of other nations. For example, Che Guevara.