The History of Science: Key Discoveries Through Time
Imperialism is the extension of power over other territories and peoples.
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2 corrections applied: Berlin Conference participants were not all European (US and Ottoman Empire also attended); removing inaccurate 'European' qualifier. | Davis's headline estimate in Late Victorian Holocausts is roughly 30-60 million famine deaths, not 12-29 million.
Beforerepresentatives of fourteen European nations gathered in Berlin | between 12 and 29 million people died in famines
Afterrepresentatives of fourteen nations gathered in Berlin | Davis estimates that between 30 and 60 million people died in famines in India, China, and Brazil during the 1870s-1890s
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