Unit 5 Review: Imperialism, Industrialization, Exploration

What is colonization?

• The forced takeover of one nation or region by another region.

• A country’s practice of controlling parts of the world outside its own borders

• Feeling and acting like your country is better than others.

• When machines became a lot better and faster between 1760 and the early to mid 1800's.

What is Imperialism?

• The forced takeover of one nation or region by another region.

• A country’s practice of controlling parts of the world outside its own borders

• Feeling and acting like your country is better than others.

• When machines became a lot better and faster between 1760 and the early to mid 1800's.

What is Nationalism?

• The forced takeover of one nation or region by another region.

• A country’s practice of controlling parts of the world outside its own borders

• Feeling and acting like your country is better than others.

• When machines became a lot better and faster between 1760 and the early to mid 1800's.

What is Industrial Revolution?

• The forced takeover of one nation or region by another region.

• A country’s practice of controlling parts of the world outside its own borders

• Feeling and acting like your country is better than others.

• When machines became a lot better and faster between 1760 and the early to mid 1800's.

What is Home Country?

• The country someone is born in.

• An area under full political and economic control of another country.

• Moral rules that tell a person how to behave or act

• Europeans went into Africa and drew new lines through it, taking the land they wanted.

• From 1884-1885, European countries came together to talk about how to break up Africa between them and not get into fights with each other.

What is Colony?

• The country someone is born in.

• An area under full political and economic control of another country.

• Moral rules that tell a person how to behave or act

• Europeans went into Africa and drew new lines through it, taking the land they wanted.

• From 1884-1885, European countries came together to talk about how to break up Africa between them and not get into fights with each other.

What is ethics?

• The country someone is born in.

• An area under full political and economic control of another country.

• Moral rules that tell a person how to behave or act

• Europeans went into Africa and drew new lines through it, taking the land they wanted.

• From 1884-1885, European countries came together to talk about how to break up Africa between them and not get into fights with each other.

What is the Scramble for Africa?

• The country someone is born in.

• An area under full political and economic control of another country.

• Moral rules that tell a person how to behave or act

• Europeans went into Africa and drew new lines through it, taking the land they wanted.

• From 1884-1885, European countries came together to talk about how to break up Africa between them and not get into fights with each other.

What is the Berlin Conference?

• The country someone is born in.

• An area under full political and economic control of another country.

• Moral rules that tell a person how to behave or act

• Europeans went into Africa and drew new lines through it, taking the land they wanted.

• From 1884-1885, European countries came together to talk about how to break up Africa between them and not get into fights with each other.

Is sharing ethical or unethical?

• Ethical

• Unethical