| arrow_right_alt | 1904 conflict that made Japan a global imperial power |
British East India Company | arrow_right_alt | Expansion of a country's power through domination of other land/territory |
| arrow_right_alt | Period of radical modernization under the empowered Japanese emperor |
| arrow_right_alt | Belief that Europeans had a responsibility to spread "civilization" to the rest of the world |
| arrow_right_alt | Anti-foreign revolt in China violently put down by an international coalition of imperial militaries |
| arrow_right_alt | Area where an imperial country declares it has exclusive trading rights |
| arrow_right_alt | Series of conflicts between China and Britain over the trade of narcotics into China |
| arrow_right_alt | Meeting of European powers where they decided how to partition Africa amongst themselves |
| arrow_right_alt | Highly addictive narcotic substance that drugs like morphine and heroin are based on |
| arrow_right_alt | Belgian territory in Africa that saw the worst of imperial atrocities during the 1800s |
| arrow_right_alt | Hindu nationalist organization founded to reform British rule in India |
| arrow_right_alt | Ethiopian king who modernized and unified his country, staying independent during imperialism |
| arrow_right_alt | Revolt of Indian soldiers against British officers in 1857 |
| arrow_right_alt | Organization that ran British colonies in India until the mutiny of 1857 |