10th Unit 4 #3 [Belgian Congo]

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The cartoonist's point of view of England during the Age of Imperialism is that:

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England was greedy & used other nations to make money

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The historical circumstances associated with this cartoon would be:

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King Leopold forced the people of the Congo to harvest rubber

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The geographical context of the development shown in this map is:

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England was so powerful that it took over colonies all throughout the world during the Age of Imperialism.

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The point of view of the cartoonist is that:

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Industrial nations needed to civilize non-Europeans, by taking them over and teaching them European customs.

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The purpose for taking these photographs is to: Show the world what was happening in the Congo

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Show the world what was happening in the Congo, so that the atrocities would stop.

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This photograph tells us that King Leopold's view of the Congolese is that

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They were not human

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The creation of areas like gardens that can be enjoyed by the public without having to pay to enter are called:

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public works projects

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King Leopold II was able to pay for public works projects like wide streets, trolleys, and parks by:

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forcing the people of the Congo to harvest rubber, copper, and ivory

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The Industrial Revolution led to the Age of Imperialism because:

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the industrial nations needed raw materials for their factories

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The historical circumstances of this document is that

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Production of goods changed from being made at home by hand to being made in factories by steam powered machines