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Unit 5 Study Guide Flashcards

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Imperialism

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Seizure of a country or territory by a foreign country or territory.

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Paternalism

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Governing people by providing for their needs but depriving them of rights

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Nationalism

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Racism

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The belief that one race is superior to the others

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Social Darwinism

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A social theory where Charles Darwin’s theory about evolution and natural selection was applied to human society. Those who were fittest for survival enjoyed wealth and success and were considered superior to others. According to the theory, non- Europeans were considered to be on a lower scale of cultural and physical development because they had not made the scientific and technological progress that Europeans had. Europeans believed that this gave them the right/duty to bring their progress to others.

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Who ruled in indirect control?

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  • local government officials were used
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who ruled in direct control

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  • foreign officials brought in to rule
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How much self rule in indirect control?

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  • a limited amount
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How much self rule in direct control?

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  • none
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Government institutions in indirect control

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  • Government institutions are based on European styles but may have local rulers
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Government institutions in direct control?

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-Government institutions are based only on European styles

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Indirict or Direct control- British colonies such as Nigeria, India, Buma

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  • Indirect
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Indirect or Direct control- U.S on Pacific Islands

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Indirect

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Indirect or Direct control- French colonies such as Somaliland, Vietnam

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  • Direct
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Indirect or Direct control- German colonies such as German East Africa Portuguese colonies such as Angola

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  • Direct
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Colony

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A country or a territory governed internally by a foreign power

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Protecorate

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A counry or a territory with its own internal government but under the control of an outside power

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Sphere of Incluence

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An area in which an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges

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Economic Imperialism

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An independent but less-developed country controlled by private business interests rather than other governments

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Assimilation

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  • Belief that in time the local populations would adopt French culuture and become like the French
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Association

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Reckognized institutions and culture but regarded them as inferior

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How the Industrial Revolution created demand for new markets and raw materials?

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The scramble for Africa

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  • The Berlin Conference established the principle that European occupation of African territory had to be based on effective occupation that was rcognized by other states and that no single European power could claim Africa, which led to the “Scramble For Africa” in which European powers divided up the entire African continent except for the independent countries of Ethiopia and Liberia.
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Cecil Rhodes

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  • wanted to extend the British African Empire from Cape Town to Cairo and decided to annex the Boer Republic.
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Right of Extraterritorialitiy

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Western nations maintained their own courts in China and Westerns were tried in their own courts

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What were colonies sources of?

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raw materials

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East India Company

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How the British controlled India

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Matthew Perry

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  • Led an expedition to Japan. He convinced the shogun to open ports for the US.
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How did the colonial powers hold colonies back from developing industries?

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  • By using colonies as sources of raw materials and marckets for manfactured goods
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Missionaries

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Missionaries supported colonization, believing that European control would help them spread Christianity, the true religion, in Asia and Africa.

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Economic Reasons for Imperialism

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  • Need for markets
  • Raw materials
  • Source of investments
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Military Reasons for Imperialism

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  • Need for military bases
  • National security
  • Source of pride/nationalism
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Religious Reasons for Imperialism

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  • white man’s burden
  • spread of christianity
  • social darwinism
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Technological Reasons for Imperialism

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  • New medicine
  • New investments
  • Transportation

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