Age of Imperialism Review

A country or territory governed internally by a foreign power.

• Colony

• Protectorate

• Sphere of Influence

A country or a territory with its own internal government, which is controlled by an outside power.

• Colony

• Protectorate

• Sphere of Influence

An area where an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading rights.

• Colony

• Protectorate

• Sphere of Influence

In "The White Man's Burden", the idea of "serving" and "waiting on" "new caught, sullen peoples, half-devil and half-child" can best be described as...

• a protectorate

• social Darwinism

• paternalism

• an empire

Which reason for imperialism is most evident in this example?

Missionaries going into Africa and Asia to convert peoples' religions.

• Economic

• Political/Military

• Social

• New Innovations

Which reason for imperialism is most evident in this example?

Europeans believing their race/culture was superior, so they had a right to dominate other cultures.

• Economic

• Political/Military

• Social

• New Innovations

Which reason for imperialism is most evident in this example?

The Industrial Revolution created a need for more resources.

• Economic

• Political/Military

• Social

• New Innovations

Which reason for imperialism is most evident in this example?

Taking territory so a competing nation doesn't get it first.

• Economic

• Political/Military

• Social

• New Innovations

Which reason for imperialism is most evident in this example?

A colony could serve as a fueling station for the Navy.

• Economic

• Political/Military

• Social

• New Innovations

Which reason for imperialism is most evident in this example?

New colonies could serve as markets for Europe's manufactured goods.

• Economic

• Political/Military

• Social

• New Innovations