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Imperialism

when a stronger country takes over and dominates a weaker country usually for natural resources
Social Darwinism
based on "survival of the fittest" - the belief that stronger countries would survive and conquer weaker countries
White Man’s Burden
racist concept that stated the belief that white imperialists had an obligation to civilize people in nations they considered less developed
Sepoy Mutiny
a rebellion in which soldiers of India attempted to remove the British from their country due to being upset at eating cow on their bullet cartridges
Berlin Conference of 1884
European countries divided up Africa amongst themselves for their imperialist goals

Shaka Zulu & the Zulus

African tribal leader who attempted to remove the Dutch from controlling South Africa
The Boer War
war in South Africa between the British and Dutch Boers, the British won and took control of South Africa
Qing Dynasty
Chinese dynasty that refused to westernize and modernize

Treaty of Nanjing

agreement in which the Chinese had to pay for the Opium War, open up more ports for British trade and give Britain the island of Hong Kong
Spheres of Influence

when a powerful country controls a small area of another country, like mini-imperialism

Boxer Rebellion

attempt by the Chinese to remove foreign influence (The British) from their country

Mother Country/Colonial Power

a strong country - uses its colonies for natural resources and a market to sell goods

Colony

a weaker country - whose only job is to benefit the mother country by supplying natural resources

Mercantilism

Economic system in which the colony provides the mother country with natural resources and a market to sell its manufactured goods

Sun Yat-Sen (Sun Yiaxian)

- Chinese nationalist leader who struggled to remove the foreign imperialist countries from China



- Pushed for democratic reforms and westernization

Nationalism

Pride and love in one's country