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Question 1

ECONOMIC-RAW MATERIALS/RESOURCES/LABOR/NEW MARKETS

POLITICAL- COLONIES ARE SIGN OF POWER AND PRESTIGE

SOCIAL FORCES- BELIEF IN SUPERIORITY-SOCIAL DARWINISM

Answer 1

CAUSES OF IMPERIALISM:

Question 2

EUROPEAN POWERS COMPETE TO COLONIZE THE AFRICAN CONTINENT

Answer 2

SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA:

Question 3

LIBERIA & ETHIOPIA

SIAM (THAILAND) INDEPENDENT ASIAN NATION

Answer 3

INDEPENDENT NATIONS OF AFRICA:

Question 4

MEETING WHERE EUROPEAN LEADERS MEET TO DIVIDE UP AFRICA PEACEFULLY AND AVOID WAR, IGNORING AFRICAN CLAIMS

Answer 4

BERLIN CONFERENCE:

Question 5

DARWINS THEORY APPLIED TO HUMANS.

THEORY THAT THOSE WHO ARE FITTEST FOR SURVIVAL ENJOY WEALTH AND SUCCESS AND ARE CONSIDERED SUPERIOR TO OTHERS.

Answer 5

SOCIAL DARWINISM:

Question 6

POEM BY RUDYARD KIPLING THAT STATES THE DUTY OF WHITE PEOPLE IS TO EDUCATE AND PROVIDE THE PROPER CULTURE AND RELIGION TO NON-WHITES. USED TO JUSTIFY COLONIZATION

Answer 6

WHITE MAN’S BURDEN:

Question 7

WAR BETWEEN THE BOERS (DUTCH ) AND THE BRITISH AFTER THE DISCOVERY OF DIAMONDS AND GOLD.

Answer 7

BOER WAR:

Question 8

IDEA THAT OVER TIME LOCALS WILL ADOPT THE CULTURE OF THE COLONIAL RULERS.

Answer 8

ASSIMILATION:

Question 9

MUHAMMAD ALI MODERNIZES EGYPT TO COMPETE IN THE WORLD ECONOMY. MAJOR EXPORT-COTTON

Answer 9

EGYPT/ALI/INDUSTRIALIZE:

Question 10

WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE (TURKS) OVER CRIMEA. RUSSIA WANTS A WARM WEATHER PORT. RUSSIA DEFEATED WITH THE HELP OF FRANCE AND G.B. OTTOMAN WEAKNESSES EXPOSED.

Answer 10

CRIMEAN WAR:

Question 11

INDEPENDENT BUT LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRY CONTROLLED BY PRIVATE BUSINESS INTERESTS RATHER THAN GOVERNMENTS.

Answer 11

ECONOMIC IMPERIALISM:

Question 12

FOREIGN OFFICIALS BROUGHT IN TO RULE

Answer 12

DIRECT RULE:

Question 13

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS USED BY IMPERIAL POWERS TO DO “AS THEY ARE TOLD”. WORKS WELL WITH LARGE EMPIRES.

Answer 13

INDIRECT RULE:

Question 14

CANAL CONNECTS THE RED SEA WITH THE MEDITERRANEAN. A SHORT CUT TO BRITAIN’S COLONIES.

Answer 14

SUEZ CANAL:

Question 15

PLAYS COLONIAL POWERS AGAINST EACH OTHER

Answer 15

SIAM/INDEPENDENT:

Question 16

AFTER 1500 BRINGING CHRISTIANITY TO NON-CHRISTIANS

Answer 16

CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES

Question 17

MOST VALUABLE OF ALL OF BRITAIN’S COLONIES

Answer 17

INDIA/ “JEWEL IN THE CROWN”:

Question 18

HINDUS AND MUSLIM SEPOY SOLDIERS REBEL AGAINST BRITISH. REBELLION PUT DOWN. INDIA NOW RULED BY THE RAJ ( GO FROM INDIRECT RULE TO DIRECT RULE)

Answer 18

SEPOY REBELLION:

Question 19

BRITAIN WON’T STOP SELLING OPIUM TO THE CHINESE. CHINA DECLARES WAR ON GREAT BRITAIN. BRITISH DEFEAT CHINA. CHINA FURTHER WEAKENED.

Answer 19

OPIUM WAR:

Question 20

AREA WHICH A FOREIGN NATION CONTROLS TRADE AND INVESTMENT EX. CHINA AND THE EUROPEANS. SIMILAR TO ECONOMIC IMPERIALISM

Answer 20

SPHERE OF INFLUENCE

Question 21

A COUNTRY WITH IT’S OWN INTERNAL GOVERNMENT, BUT UNDER THE CONTROL OF AN OUTSIDE POWER.

Answer 21

PROTECTORATE:

Question 22

“SOCIETY OF RIGHTEOUS & HARMONIOUS FISTS “

REBELLION AGAINST FOREIGN INFLUENCE IN CHINA. MULTI-NATION FORCE DEFEATS THE REBELS.

Answer 22

BOXER REBELLION:

Question 23

USA PROPOSES THAT CHINA BE OPEN TO ALL COUNTRIES FOR TRADE.

Answer 23

OPEN DOOR POLICY: USA

Question 24

FOREIGNERS HAVE SPECIAL RIGHTS AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO CHINESE LAW.

Answer 24

EXTRATERRITORIAL RIGHTS:

Question 25

FORCES OPEN JAPANESE TRADE WITH USA

Answer 25

TREATY OF KANAGAWA

Question 26

JAPAN AND RUSSIA AT WAR OVER KOREA AND MANCHURIA. JAPAN WINS AND TAKES FIRST MAJOR COLONIES. JAPAN INDUSTRIALIZES AND BECOMES IMPERIALISTIC

Answer 26

RUSSO/JAPANESE WAR:

Question 27

U.S. DEFEATS SPAIN AND AQUIRED COLONIES: CUBA, PUERTO RICO, PHILIPPINES AND GUAM.

Answer 27

SPANISH AMERICAN WAR:

Question 28

THE ACT OF A NATION ACQUIRING A TERRITORY BY FORCE OR OCCUPATION.

Answer 28

ANNEXATION

Question 29

CORPORATION OPERATING COLONIES FOR BRITAIN. USE INDIRECT AND DIRECT RULE AS NECESSARY

Answer 29

BRITISH EAST INDIA TRADING COMPANY:

Question 30

CORPORATION OPERATING DUTCH COLONIES IN INDONESIA. USE DIRECT RULE. TIN AND RUBBER MAIN RESOURCES OF EAST INDIES.

Answer 30

DUTCH EAST INDIA TRADING COMPANY:

Question 31

POSITIVE ROADS, BRIDGES, RAILROADS, COMMUNICATIONS, SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, IRRIGATION, DAMS. NEGATIVE LOST INDEPENDENCE. LOST WAY OF LIFE. LOCAL CULTURE UNDERMINED BY COLONIAL POWERS. CASH CROPS REPLACE FOOD CROPS AND FAMINES INCREASE. NEW DISEASES. SLAVE TRADE- DEMAND FOR U.S. COTTON EXPANDS SLAVE LABOR DEMAND.

Answer 31

EFFECTS OF COLONIAL RULE:

Question 32

THREATEN WAR TO FORCE COOPERATION

Answer 32

GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY

Question 33

PROVIDE REWARDS FOR COOPERATION

Answer 33

DOLLAR DIPLOMACY

Question 34

USE REASON TO UNDERSTAND THE UNIVERSE

Answer 34

GREEK PHILOSOPHERS

Question 35

BELIEF IN ONE GOD/JEW, MUSLIM, CHRISTIAN

Answer 35

MONOTHEISM

Question 36

BELIEF IN MANY GODS/HINDUISM, ROMANS

Answer 36

POLYTHEISM/

Question 37

WEALTH OF NATIONS/ LAISSEZ FAIRE

Answer 37

ADAM SMITH/

Question 38

REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY/AMERICA

Answer 38

REPUBLIC/

Question 39

ALL CITIZENS ARE IN THE GOVT. SMALL POPULATIONS ONLY.

Answer 39

DIRECT DEMOCRACY

Question 40

CREATE BALANCE OF POWER AND STABILITY IN EUROPE

Answer 40

CONGRESS OF VIENNA/CONCERT OF EUROPE:

Question 41

LIFE, LIBERTY, AND PROPERTY/ NATURAL RIGHTS

Answer 41

JOHN LOCKE

Question 42

SEPARATION OF POWERS, 3 BRANCHES OF GOVT

Answer 42

MONTESQUIEU