Imperialism Part 1 (7-3.5)

What is it called when one country controls the government & economy of another country?

• Nationalism
• Imperialism
• Industrialism
• Socialism

During the late 19th century, Africa was colonized and controlled by most of Europe. Which two European countries had control of most of the land in Africa?

• Great Britain and France
• France and Germany
• Great Britain and Spain
• Portugal and Spain

What two economic things were imperial nations looking for in their colonies?

• Natives and raw goods
• Small land size and no port cities
• Strong governments and manufactured goods
• Raw goods and new markets 

What does this political cartoon best represent?

• Sphere of Influence
• Open Door Policy
• Meiji Restoration
• The Berlin Conference of 1884-85

A region where the imperial nation only held the power to trade within the country:

• Direct Rule
• Indirect Rule
• Sphere of Influence
• Plantation

During the __________________, Japan began to make major industrial changes and build an empire

• Samurai Rebellion
• Meiji Restoration
• Shogun War
• Open Door Policy

Why was the Open Door Policy important to the United States?

• It gave the USA access to new markets for trade in China
• It gave Spain new territory in China
• It increased Chinese investments in the USA
• It kept European goods out of China

Which of the following best describes the nation of Japan prior to Commodore Matthew Perry's arrival in 1853?

• A busy nation that traded with many countries
• Practically closed off from the western world
• Respected as a world power
• The most powerful nation in Asia

The Berlin Conference of 1884-85 was a European plan to do what?

• Divide China among the imperial powers
• Allow China to be free of European influence
  
• Divide Africa among the imperial powers
  
• Allow Africa to develop independent nations

Nationalism created ____________ between imperial nations to see who could conquer the most AND best territories. 

• peace
• alliances
• uniformity 
• competition