6.1 Rationales for Imperialism from 1750 to 1900

What years did we cover in this unit?

• 1700-1950

• 1750-1900

• 1650-1800

• 1450-1600

What is the difference between Unit 5 and Unit 6

• Unit 5: Revolutions

  Unit 6: Imperialism

• Unit 5: Revolutions

  Unit 6: Indigenous people

• Unit 5: Revolts

  Unit 6: Industrialization

• Unit 8: Revolutions

  Unit 6: Imperialism

Why did the Europeans think their culture was superior

• They owned most of the world

• They felt they had the best religion.

• They were very economically stable.

• They had large amounts of people.

How did they share their religion?

• Police

• Young children

• Missionaries

• Trade council members

What was the overall idea for the need to share their culture.

• Peoples burden

• Womens burden

• Colored mans burden

• White mans burden

What is Darwinism?

• The idea that the strong eat the weak, and only the strongest survive

• The idea that the weak survive by hiding

• The idea that the strongest are the best by doing nothing

• The idea that turtles are the world best animals.

What is social Darwinism?

• The small nations come together and beat the large nations

• The strongest and riches nations are the ones who survive and beat out the smaller nations.

• There is no hope for any nation because of climate change.

• Everyone dies.

What religion did all the Europeans want other nations to convert to ?

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Jewish

How did the British "flex"?

• By dying out

• By making a new bank system

• By spreading diseases

• By colonizing a bunch of nations.

What territory did the British loose initially?

• The USA

• India

• South Africa

• China