In Africa and Asia, the "New Imperialism" of the Late

In Africa and Asia, the "new imperialism" of the late nineteenth century differed from the older imperialism because the new:

A) was fundamentally maritime and mercantile.
B) had no territorial ambitions beyond the protection of way stations and trading centers.
C) sought the political and territorial domination of colonized areas.
D) sought wares brought by local merchants and produced by local methods.