The Reach of Imperialism

extension of a nation's power over other lands,

• racism

• imperialism

• protectorate

• exploit

natural resources of the lands and to open up markets for their own manufactured goods.

• indirect rule

• direct rule

• exploit

• conquests

local elites were replaced with Western officials

• exploit

• indirect rule

• direct rule

• export

local rulers were allowed to keep their authority and status in a new colonial setting

• conquest

• indirect rule

• dutch

• empire

policy often led to the development of plantation agriculture.

• export

• colony

• government

• Buddhist

incorporated a country within another country

• colony

• suppressed

• economic

• annexed

of an area of land or sea not mapped or surveyed

• map

• morocco

• uncharted

• geographic

those native to a region

• indigenous

• country

• policy

• mining

African subjects into French culture rather than preserve

• tradition

• national assembly

• nationalism

• contempt

During the first quarter of the twentieth century, resentment turned to action.

• false

• true