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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
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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
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beef (for Hindus) and pig (for Muslims)
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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
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a nationalist policy which depends on the
taking of new territories for the purpose of gaining empire status |
imperialism
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resources and markets for the mother country
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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
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the West sent an international force in to Beijing
to rescue 900 and put down the revolt |
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other name for the Chinese society of the
"Harmonious Fists" |
Boxers
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martial artists
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legally seperating whites and blacks in
governing southern Africa - placed blacks on reservations or "townships" with no native role in government |
Apartheid
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like Jim Crow laws in the old
American South |
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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
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US admiral who opened up Japan by
under the threat of naval power |
Commodore Matthew C Perry
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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
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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
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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
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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
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used in China
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Who organized the British
colonies within Africa and founded the DeBeers diamond company? |
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes Scholarship established from his estate |
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The Suez Canal that runs through
Egypt connects the Mediterranean Sea to the ____ Sea. |
Red
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loyalty to one's own country or cultural
group - driving force behind imperialism as well as resistance to imperialism |
nationalism
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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) |
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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
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Who controlled 3/5 of India prior to
the Sepoy Rebellion? |
British East India Co.
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Indian sepoys refused to use new British-made
rifles because the ___ were packed in ___. |
bullets / grease
(animal fat) |
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The northeast African country of ___ was
claimed as a colony by France. |
Algeria
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African Zulus, Dutch farmers (Boers), and the British came into conflict over colonization of ___.
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South Africa
(Cape Colony) |
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The capital city of China was (and still is) ____. It is where the emperors "Forbidden City" is located.
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Beijing
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____ ______ was the misapplication of the science of evolution and "natural selection" in support of the imperialist domination of the "weaker races."
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Social Darwinism
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This was the "crown jewel" of Great Britain's 19th Century global empire.
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India
{British Raj} |
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She started the nursing profession when she and a group of dedication British women volunteered to care for wounded soldiers during the Crimean War.
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Florence Nightingale
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