This country justified the holding of its overseas colonial empire with the ideas that it was a multi-continental state and that it was a benevolent master, known as 'pluricontinentalism' and 'lusotropicalism,' respectively'

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1. This country justified the holding of its overseas colonial empire with the ideas that it was a multi-continental state and that it was a benevolent master, known as 'pluricontinentalism' and 'lusotropicalism,' respectively'