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cause of imperialism where the white man
saw it as their duty to bring culture to the
"barbarians" in their colonies
paternalism
event caused after new weapons were issued
which required soldiers to bite greased bullets
in their use
- Indians objected for deeply religious reasons
1857 - Indian Mutiny/Sepoy Rebellion
beef (for Hindus) and pig (for Muslims)
Bismarck hosted this to divide and set the rules
for imperialist control over the continent of Africa.
- he cited the need to cooperate in order to avoid
a European war
1885 - Berlin Conference
a nationalist policy which depends on the
taking of new territories for the purpose of
gaining empire status
imperialism
resources and markets for the mother country
name of the rebellion led by Chinese martial
artists who wanted to end the foreign domination
and contamination of country - they failed and
China was required to pay for damages
Boxer Rebellion of 1899
the West sent an international force in to Beijing
to rescue 900 and put down the revolt
other name for the Chinese society of the
"Harmonious Fists"
Boxers
martial artists
legally seperating whites and blacks in
governing southern Africa - placed blacks
on reservations or "townships" with no
native role in government
Apartheid
like Jim Crow laws in the old
American South
type of imperialist rule where the mother
country takes control over another territory
by replacing native rulers with their own
officials or governors
direct colonial rule
US admiral who opened up Japan by
under the threat of naval power
Commodore Matthew C Perry
The new government of Japan, created after
the US forced them to open up to the West,
was called the ____________ Dynasty.
It modernized Japan's economic and
political systems.
Meiji
name for the wars fought by Great Britain
over their right to trade opium, produced
in India, for Chines goods. It began after
China tried to outlaw the opium trade
- GB won the wars and increased to flow
of opium into China
Opium Wars - 1839-41
type of imperialism where the mother
country creates a "figurehead" native
government that understands that the
mother country will step-in if necessary
to further her interests - sort of a
fake independence
Protectorate
type of imperialism where the mother
country takes over the trade of useful
parts but not the whole colony, such
as ports, industries, and areas with
raw materials.
spheres of Influence
used in China
Who organized the British
colonies within Africa and founded
the DeBeers diamond company?
Cecil Rhodes

Rhodes Scholarship established
from his estate
The Suez Canal that runs through
Egypt connects the Mediterranean
Sea to the ____ Sea.
Red
loyalty to one's own country or cultural
group - driving force behind imperialism
as well as resistance to imperialism
nationalism
For centuries, China traded with "barbarian"
countries on the basis of a ____ system
of trade.
tributary
(based on gifts to the royal court
for the privilege to trade with China)
The French and British joined with the
Ottoman Turks in the ____ War to prevent
Russia from gaining free access to the
oceans from the Black Sea
Crimean
Who controlled 3/5 of India prior to
the Sepoy Rebellion?
British East India Co.
Indian sepoys refused to use new British-made
rifles because the ___ were packed in ___.
bullets / grease
(animal fat)
The northeast African country of ___ was
claimed as a colony by France.
Algeria
African Zulus, Dutch farmers (Boers), and the British came into conflict over colonization of ___.
South Africa
(Cape Colony)
The capital city of China was (and still is) ____. It is where the emperors "Forbidden City" is located.
Beijing
____ ______ was the misapplication of the science of evolution and "natural selection" in support of the imperialist domination of the "weaker races."
Social Darwinism
This was the "crown jewel" of Great Britain's 19th Century global empire.
India
{British Raj}
She started the nursing profession when she and a group of dedication British women volunteered to care for wounded soldiers during the Crimean War.
Florence Nightingale