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+ | The '''19th century''' began on 1 January 1801 and ended on 31 December 1900. | ||
+ | == US deep state == | ||
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+ | Deep State forces have had a major influence in US politics since as least the mid 19th century. | ||
+ | == Colonialism == | ||
+ | {{FA|Colonialism}} | ||
+ | [[Patriotism]] and [[racism]] were used to create public support for shouldering the "white man's burden" - i.e. [[colonialism]] | ||
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+ | Colonial control was sometimes taken, sometimes veiled ([[cryptocolonialism]]). A continuity of control is detectable in many (perhaps even most) colonial relationships, notwithstanding the many official declarations of "independence". Large nation states or those with important strategic roles often had semi-secret groups or those operating in an international grey area. | ||
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The 19th century began on 1 January 1801 and ended on 31 December 1900.
US deep state
- Full article:
US/Deep state
- Full article:
Deep State forces have had a major influence in US politics since as least the mid 19th century.
Colonialism
- Full article: Colonialism
- Full article: Colonialism
Patriotism and racism were used to create public support for shouldering the "white man's burden" - i.e. colonialism
Colonial control was sometimes taken, sometimes veiled (cryptocolonialism). A continuity of control is detectable in many (perhaps even most) colonial relationships, notwithstanding the many official declarations of "independence". Large nation states or those with important strategic roles often had semi-secret groups or those operating in an international grey area.
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