6.1 Flashcards

Rationales for Imperialism

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nationalism

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a collective feeling of national, country, or people group identity that spurs national pride

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imperialism

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establishing overseas colonies and empires from a mother country

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Sino-Japanese War

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Japan asserted itself in Korea, which China did not like. This led to this war, which Japan won because of their technological advances, giving them Korea and Taiwan (Formosa)

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Formosa

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The former name of Taiwan

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phrenologists

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people who study the size and shapes of skulls. they used smaller skulls of Africans, natives, and Asians as justification for racism

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Charles Darwin

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created the theory of evolution which was later used to justify racism

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Social Darwinism

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Argued that the spread of Europeans and whites was proof that they had “evolved” via Darwin’s theory to be superior

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David Livingstone

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A famous Christian missionary from Scotland who worked to end the Sub-Saharan illegal slave trade

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East India Company (EIC)

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English charter and joint-stock company in the 1600s given a monopoly on English trade with India by the English government. It later expanded its influence and began imperialising.

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Dutch East India Company (VOC)

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Established a monopoly on much trade in Africa, including the Cape of Good Hope. They took control of most islands the Portuguese previously had control of.

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