The protestors accused the imperialists of exploiting the region's resources for profit.

The outspoken imperialist argued that spreading the empire's culture would benefit the colonized people.

The imperialist policies of the regime sparked widespread resistance.

Many historians criticized the empire's imperialistic policies toward its colonies.

The corporation expanded imperialistically into neighboring markets, prioritizing control over cooperation.

The Imperialist toured the occupied port city, issuing orders to local administrators in the name of the Emperor.

Imperialists often justified their expansion by claiming they were bringing civilization and progress to colonized peoples.

The anti-imperialist movement organized peaceful protests to demand sovereignty and economic justice.

The anti-imperialist spoke passionately at the rally, urging solidarity with colonized peoples.

In the streets, the anti-imperialists held signs demanding an end to foreign intervention.