According to Ferry, What Recent Developments in World Trade Have Made It Urgent for France to Have Colonies?

1. According to Ferry, what recent developments in world trade have made it urgent for France to have colonies?

Alternate nations started to fare a larger number of merchandise than France. In this manner on the off chance that they had more provinces they set up all the more with the goal that they could send a greater amount of their merchandise out of the nation. "Europe and especially those of our own rich and dedicated Country: the requirement for fare markets." Other nations likewise do not have their fare markets. "Yes, what is missing for our extraordinary industry, attracted irreversibly on to the way of exportation by the (organized commerce) arrangements of 1860 [The reference is to an exchange bargain between Great Britain and France that brought down levies between the two nations], what it needs increasingly is fare markets."

1. What arguments against imperialism have been raised by Ferry's critics?  How does he counter them?

He says that they are the unrivaled race and that they have rights over the substandard races. To which the pundits say: "Gracious! You set out to say this in the nation which has announced the privileges of man!" They additionally say that he is supporting the servitude. He reacts and says that he is permitted to force general trade upon them, and "that unrivaled races have a privilege, since they have an obligation. They have the obligation to cultivate mediocre races. . . . "

   3.  What non-economic arguments does Ferry offer in favor of imperialism?

         There were outlooks in his discourse which shed light about the rationale behind dominion in the nation. He considered this   practice as their ethical obligation to cultivate the unrefined countries of the nation. Another non-monetary reason for existing was to get the political force on the planet. He trusted that his family are an unrivaled race, and have a straightforwardly over the "second rate races". This right, he said, begins from the commitment to develop the "prevalent races". He said that the Spanish warriors who introduced oppression in Central America were wrongful, and thusly did not fulfill their commitment to illuminate the average races. Or maybe, the commitment includes generosity and honesty, and thusly is a strategy for improving the lives of the less than impressive races, instead of mauling them. This assembled commitment made colonization of the African countries seem like the fair thing to do.