AP World Modern 6.1-6.3

AP World Modern 6.1-6.3

Imperialism and indigenous resistance

Rationales for Imperialism

6.1

Rationales for Imperialism from 1750-1900

• Nationalism--extreme national pride

• Racism--Social Darwinism

• Religion--David Livingstone

• Economic--Pre and Post industrial revolution

Open Ended

What broader historical issues contributed to the development of Social Darwinism?

Poll

What were some of the most significant outcomes of foreign missionary work during the 19th century?

• Indigenous populations were civilized.

• Indigenous populations were educated.

• Colonized nations improved their economies.

• Missionaries worked to improved medicine and eliminate slavery.

State Expansion from 1750-1900

6.2

How did governments obtain power over colonies during the 19th century?

• Private Companies such as EIC

• Spain and Portugal were declining in power

• New military technology

• Diplomacy

• Settler colonies

• Overseas vs. neighboring territory

Open Ended

Two what extent did diplomacy allow European nations to increase their territorial holdings. (2-3 sentences)

Multiple Select

Which countries expanded their territories during the 19th century?

• China

• Japan

• The United States

• France

• Spain

Poll

Which type of colony allows the greatest amount of control over new territories?

• State-Run Colony

• Settler Colony

• Economic Domination

• Private Companies as agents

Indigenous Responses to State Expansion from 1750 to 1900

6.3

Open Ended

How did nationalism impact resistance movements? (2-3 sentences)

Multiple Select

Which resistance movements were the most influenced by religion?

• Ghost Dance

• Sepoy Revolution

• Boer Wars

• Yaa Asantewaa War

Poll

Which resistance movement was the most successful?

• Ghost Dance

• Madhist

• Sokoto Caliphate

• Maori