Question

reasons for expansion (imperial
notes picture/symbol
economic:
cultural:

Explanation:

The table is about "Reasons for Expansion (Imperial)" with Economic and Cultural sections. For the Economic reasons of imperial expansion, common notes include seeking new markets (to sell goods, e.g., European powers selling textiles in colonies), acquiring raw materials (like rubber, spices, or minerals for industries), and investment opportunities (investing in infrastructure or plantations in colonized areas). For the Picture/symbol column, an appropriate symbol could be a stack of coins (representing profit, trade) or a ship (representing trade routes and colonial trade), or a factory (representing industrial demand for raw materials). For Cultural reasons, notes often involve spreading religion (e.g., missionaries spreading Christianity), promoting cultural superiority (e.g., "civilizing missions" to spread European culture), or language diffusion. A symbol for Cultural could be a cross (for religion), a book (for spreading education/culture), or a globe with cultural icons. Since the question isn't fully specified (e.g., fill in notes or symbol), but if we assume filling Economic notes: Economic reasons for imperial expansion included the desire to access new markets for manufactured goods, obtain cheap raw materials (like cotton, rubber) to fuel domestic industries, and establish investment avenues (such as building railroads or plantations in colonies) to generate profits.

Answer:

For the "Economic" row:

• Notes: Seek new markets (sell goods), acquire raw materials (e.g., rubber, spices) for industries, investment (infrastructure/plantations in colonies).
• Picture/symbol: Stack of coins (or ship, factory).

For the "Cultural" row (if needed):

• Notes: Spread religion (e.g., Christianity via missionaries), promote cultural superiority ("civilizing missions"), language diffusion.
• Picture/symbol: Cross (or book, globe with cultural icons).