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Britain was a major participant in the 19th century imperial expansion as it constantly colonized new lands in search of resources and political control. This led Britain to conquer Egypt and Sudan in Africa due to the regions' abundant resources and lack of control by other nations, and also to colonize South Africa seeking its resources and in its imperial ambitions during this period known as the imperial century when many European nations aggressively expanded their territories.
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