Chapter 12 Test Flashcards

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Five causes of imperialism

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1- technological advances (industrial rev)
2- increase exploration: David Livingstone
3- ideological motives
4- economic motives
5- nationalism

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What does imperialism mean

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extension of a nations power over other lands

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What are some Ideological motives

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a desire to “civilize” non Europeans also spurred the development of imperialism

  • Darwinism
  • the white mans burden was a poem to civilize the heathens
    • to support imperialism
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Economic motives

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Industrialized nation sought

  • raw materials
  • natural resources
  • cheap labor
  • new marketplaces for manufacturing goods
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What role does nationalism play in chapter 12

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  • 19th century political changes
  • allegiance to ones country rather than to a monarch
  • role of the common people
  • unification motives
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What role does imperialism play in chapter 12?

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  • ties to social Darwinism
  • also ties to racism
  • led some to the use of military force to take control of nations
  • Europeans had a moral responsibility
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Who believes in confucianism

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France- feels Christianity is is a threat to their belief

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Who’s fears the GB is advancing on them and persuades Vietnam rulers to accept French protection from Britt

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France

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Why were people interested in Africa

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  • europeans interest and other forms of trade
  • the canal that would allow transport between themselves and Asia
  • gained independence
  • developed into a modern nation
  • raw materials
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Berline conference

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  • settled conflicts

- established a set of agreed-upon rules regarding the competition among the great powers for colonies in Africa

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Describe Gandhi

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  • studied in London, lawyer
  • worked at the law firm in South America, eyes opened to racial exploration of Indians
  • returned to India, advocated for Indian independence
  • nonviolent resistance movement
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Describe David Livingston

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  • medical missionary, adventurer, explorer
  • traveled throughout the interior of Africa, made detailed notes
  • goal was to find a river that would open up central Africa for commerce and Christianity
  • disappeared for a while
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Henry Stanley

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  • U.S. journalist, continued exploring African after Livingston died
  • encouraged GB to send settlers down the Congo river- they refused
  • asked king Leopold of Belgium- agreed
  • k. Leopold had Stanley set up colonies for Belgium
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Effects of imperialism in India

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  • British power increased
  • British east India became actively involved in political mad military affairs
  • rebellion ensued
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What are the Effects of imperialism in Latin America

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  • the u.s intervening with neighbors in Latin America
  • Spanish- America war
  • Cuba, Philippines, Puerto Rico all annexed by u.s
  • separately, Hawaii annexed
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What are the effects of imperialism in Africa

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  • by 1914, only two African nations remained independent
  • Liberia and Ethiopia
  • rise of nationalism in Africa
  • class and ethnic tensions, segregat
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Pros of imperialism

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  • brought order and stability
  • led to fair honest govt
  • new school system
  • new roads, canals, post offices, RR
  • all came at a cost for Indians
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What are the cons of imperialism

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  • economic costs- only a few enjoyed benefits most faced hardships
  • local industries destroyed; ppl out if work
  • high taxes
  • farmers growing cotton instead do food > mass starvation
  • inequalities in jobs