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Imperialism in the Late 1800s and early 1900s

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Question 1
1.
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Empire
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an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
Imperial
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´relating to an empire
Imperialism
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´a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
´The process of building an empire.
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Question 2
2.

How could history have changed if people in the Americas, Africa or Asia had worked together against colonizing/imperial forces?

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Question 3
3.

How is industrialization related to imperialism?

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Question 4
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steam technology
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Industrializnations had better weapons
Gun
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Allowed Europeans to survive diseases like malaria, which previously had killed most who went into southern Africa
Medicine
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allowed Europeans to travel up rivers that were hard to navigate and build railroads to transport supplies and militaries
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Question 5
5.

Explain what social Darwinism is in your own words

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Question 7
7.

Which European power controlled the most land in Asia?

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Question 8
8.

Which area was controlled by the USA?

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Question 9
9.

explain what is going on in the cartoon.

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Question 10
10.

Draw a picture of India as the Jewel in the Crown. Label the picture, be sure to show why this was important.

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Question 11
11.

Is it wrong to make laws changing elements of a country's culture?

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Question 12
12.

Should the British have stopped the practice of Sati?

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Question 13
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What are Seopys?

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Question 15
15.

Define raj

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Question 17
17.

Why did the Japanese start to build their empire in the late 1800s?

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Question 18
18.

Each one of these colored areas are represent different ethnic groups within Africa. Should each one of these groups have their own country? Why or why not?

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Question 19
19.

Describe the colonization pattern of Africa before the Berlin Conference.

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Question 21
21.

Explalin the Berlin Conference in your own words.

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Question 22
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If you had one thing that you could suggest as a way to help improve the effects of colonization in Africa, what would you suggest?

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Question 23
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Why do you think King Leopold was able to hide the attrocities of the Belgian Congo for so long?

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Question 24
24.

How was Shaka Zulu able to fight off European powers?

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Question 26
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Look at the map. Explain the phrase "The Sun Never Sets on the British Empire."

Question 6
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´Direct Control
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´Limited self-rule for local governments
´Legislative body includes colonial, local officials
economic imperialism
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´Paternalism—Europeans provide for local people but grant no rights
´Assimilation—adaptation of local people to ruling culture
Colony
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´governed by a foreign power
´Indirect Control
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´governs itself, but under outside control
Protectorate
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´outside power controls investment, trading
sphere of influence
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´private business interests assert control
Question 14
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What was the result of the Sepoy Mutiny?

Question 16
16.

match the nationalist group to the correct country

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China
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Satsuma Samurai
India
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Boxer andthe Taiping Rebellion
Japan
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Muslim League and Indian National Congress
Question 20
20.

Which two European countries have the largest amount of land in Africa after the Berlin Conference?

Question 25
25.

Click the territories gained by the US in the late 1800s.