Social 10-2 RI 2 Review

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Imperialism

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A stronger nation controlling or dominating a weaker nation.

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Colonization

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The establishment of settlements outside the mother country.

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Are protectorates open to foreign intervention?

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Yes

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Why did cultural or humanitarian imperialism grow?

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Imperial countries felt they needed to "civilize" other races

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What was a primary economic motive for imperialism?

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To gain access to raw materials and new markets.

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Example of political imperialism?

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Establishing a protectorate over a foreign territory.

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How did technology aid imperialism?

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They provided the means to explore and conquer distant lands.

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Which empire colonized the most in nineteenth century (1800s)?

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The British Empire

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The statement “Christopher Columbus discovered America” is most likely to offend

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Indigenous Americans.

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Historical globalization can be understood as all of the following except:
- A social, economic and political force
- A significant time period
- The era of European imperial rivalry

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An event restricted to Europe