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In the 1870s there was a shift from informal imperialism to a new wave of ___.

Formal imperialism

Europe acquired a large number of colonies and protectorates in ___, ___, and ___.

Africa, Asia, S. Pacific

There was also a higher European presence in the ____ and ___.

Ottoman Empire (turkey), China

The moral argument stated that...

It is "white man's burden" to bring w. benefits to the rest of the uncivilized world (missionaries sent to Africa and China (China's need protection which lead to outright conquest))

Social Darwinism entails...

"We are morally superior and therefore entitled to rule over the weak." (Darwin = natural world ideas (survival of the fittest) applied to society)

Benjamin Disraeli was a ..

British Conservative P.M., got new 1867 voters' support (convinced peasants that empire would create jobs for them)

Two liberal British P.M.s around 1880s

William Gladstone and Joseph Chamberlain

William Gladstone

British, conservatve liberal P.M. (4x) - embraced irish home rule

Joseph Chamberlain

British, radical liberal P.M - promoted empire, opposed Irish home rule

Sir (later Lord) Frederick Lugard

British - Governor General of colonies and protectorates of N.Nigeria and Uganda

Housa-Fulani Emirates (Emir)

Muslim rulers of N.Nigeria (during B. protectorate) - had their own courts, tax system, gvt

What was special about the 4 communes of Senegal in F. W. Africa?

-elites in these communes were families of African women + F. Men


-got full rights of F. People (truly assimilated)


-F. Towns organized as a unit (city)

What were the two exceptions to the "Scramble for Africa?"

-Ethiopia (Coptic church = Christian since c.14)


-Liberia ("back to Africa movement of "free" slaves")

The capitol of Liberia

Monrovia

Describe the gvt. of Liberia. Name it's two parties.

-Republican and true whig


-wierd version of pre-civil war south


-freed slaves ruled over natives like Americans had over them

Arabi Pasha

Lead 1881 rebellion after Britain tried to control finances of Egypt (Arabi crushed in 1882)

Mohammed Ahmed ("MAHDI")

-Lead another revolt in N. Egypt vs General Gordon (B) due to struggle over Nile headwaters


-Died soon after Gordon

General Charles Gordon

-British


-got reputation in China ("Chinese Gordon")


-saw himself as "warrior of jesus" (very devout)


-had no intention of evacuating Sudan


-was killed in siege

Jean-Baptiste MARCHAND

-French...1896


-"This could be our breadbasket" (the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium)

Italy wanted these two places because their routes were geographically advantageous.

Eritrea and Somaliland

Italy attempted but failed to conquer Ethiopia in 1896, when stopped at __.

Adowa - greatest defeat of a European army

Due to the _____ incident, these two countries formed the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium.

-Fashoda incident 1898 (small town at Nile headwaters)


-Fr. & B.

D. Livingstone

-famous Christian


-pressured London --> Omani Sultan closed Zanzibari slave market 1873


(F & B supposed to be against slavery)

Carl Peters

-German


-tricked African rulers into signing over their sovereignty to G (1884 mainland treaties)-presents to Bismarck --> declares protectorates 1885


(1884 mainland treaties)


-presents to Bismarck --> declares protectorates 1885


IBEAC

-Imperial British East Africa Co.


-British traders wanted the same benefits Carl Peters had gotten German traders so they convinced the gvt. that they could run the land like the East-India trading co. (little cost & protected headwaters from G)

George GOLDIE

-British


-Operated "the royal Niger co." In the delta w/ G & F traders


-urged B to declare formal control (by 1914 B = biggest colony Nigeria)

Pierre DE BRAZZA

-French


-Convinced African chiefs to sign over sovereignty to F (like Carl Peters)

King Leopold II

-Belgium


-believed he could persuade Eur. Powers to support him running co. out of heart of Africa (Congo Basin) at the Berlin Conference


-"I will stop slave trade and give free trade on Congo R." (Did exact opposite --> Congo Free State + Belgium Congo + France Congo