Imperialism/Nationalism

Define nationalism.

• A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country and/or people...possibly overlooking certain people.

• Stronger, more developed country taking over weaker, less developed countries to gain access to better resources.

• Educated and wealthy group who would lead the Latin American Independence movement.

• The quality of being patriotic and prideful; devotion to and vigorous support for one's country.

Define imperialism.

• A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country and/or people...possibly overlooking certain people.

• Stronger, more developed country taking over weaker, less developed countries to gain access to better resources.

• Educated and wealthy group who would lead the Latin American Independence movement.

• The quality of being patriotic and prideful; devotion to and vigorous support for one's country.

What was the significant outcome to the Sepoy rebellion?

• Although the natives lost, it was the birth of the Indian nationalism.

• The dramatic decrease in slave labors to do the work in India.

• The outside attention from other European countries waiting to see what would happen.

• Pride and joy that was felt by many who opposed the rebellion.

Which of the following does NOT help make up nationalism?

• Common language.

• Common culture.

• Common lifestyle.

• Common religion.

Nationalism can lead people to desire what?

• A desire to form their own country.

• It can lead them to work endlessly to gain wealth.

• It allows them to become extremely friendly and welcoming to anyone.

• It leads them to be thoughtful people.

Extreme forms of nationalism causes people to express feelings of _________ of one group over another.

• Superiority.

• Inferiority.

• Equality.

• Gratitude.

Nationalism can still be the root cause to conflicts we have around the world today.

• True.

• False.

Who were the Sepoys?

• Indians who served in the Royal British military. .

• Britain's who claimed to be full blooded Indians.

• Slave laborers who worked the rubber plantations.

• Leaders of the Latin American Revolutions.

Who were the peninsulares?

• White Europeans born in Europe.

• White Europeans born in Latin America.

• Offspring of Europeans and Natives/Africans.

• African and Natives.

Who were the Creoles?

• White Europeans born in Europe.

• White Europeans born in Latin America.

• Offspring of Europeans and Natives/Africans.

• African and Natives.