CEVAP:

The concept of nationalism had some negative consequences for societies in Asia and Africa. The expansion of European as well as the U.S. and Japanese power and influence were based on a combination of trade and missionary goals. Countries now justified rule outside of their homelands and domination of other peoples on the grounds of national prestige. Overseas empires were to be captive markets for new industrial goods which also wiped out traditional Asian and African crafts. Raw materials found in Africa and Asia were used for imperial use.