TP7 (British Imperialism in India) Vocab

Large groups of people living together in a new place

• Temporary Colonies
• Settlement Colonies
• Permanent Colonies
• Religious Colonies

• Temporary Colonies
• Settlement Colonies
• Permanent Colonies
• Religious Colonies

India gained its independence (or __________) in 1947.

• “White Man’s Burden”
• Swaraj 
• Non-Violent Resistance
• Spheres of Influence

Indian word for “self-governance” or “Indian Independence”

• “White Man’s Burden”
• Swaraj 
• Non-Violent Resistance
• Spheres of Influence

<sup>A bigger country affecting development of a smaller country w/o any formal authority

Changing someone/ something</sup>

• Spheres of Influence
• Settlement Colonies
• Nationalism
• Imperialism 

B/C of Will & his friends "_____________", Carlton had changed into a “gangster”.

• Spheres of Influence
• Settlement Colonies
• Nationalism
• Imperialism 

Intent of a powerful nation to control the politics, economics, & culture of weaker nations or regions

Extending a country's power & influence using diplomacy or military force 

• Spheres of Influence
• Settlement Colonies
• Nationalism
• Imperialism 

Darth Vader looked to take over (___________) the entire Galaxy.

• Spheres of Influence
• Settlement Colonies
• Nationalism
• Imperialism 

White colonizers belief they had to impose their civilization on inhabitants of colonies

• “White Man’s Burden”
• “White Man’s Disappointment”
• “White Man’s Grief”
• “White Man’s Hostility”

The “Jungle Book” was a subtle example of the “___________________”.

• “White Man’s Burden”
• “White Man’s Disappointment”
• “White Man’s Grief”
• “White Man’s Hostility”