Forms of Imperialism 12/6/21

One country taking over another economically, politically, and culturally. 

• Militarism
• Imperialism 
• Westernization
• Industrialization

An area in which a stronger country claims exclusive investment or trading privileges usually through unequal treaties

• Colony

• Protectorate

• Sphere of Influence

• Economic Imperialism

An independent but less-developed country controlled by private business interests rather than other government

• Colony

• Protectorate

• Sphere of Influence

• Economic Imperialism

One nation controls another nation by sending settlers to live and control a new area.

• Colony

• Sphere of Influence

• Protectorate

• Economic Imperialism

Certain areas in French Indochina (Cambodia, and Laos) were allowed to keep their own governments in place. However those governments had to submit to and report to the French Government. This is an example of a

• Colony

• Protectorate

• Economic Imperialism

• Sphere of Influence

In French Indochina, Vietnam was directly controlled by the French. Many French settlers lived in Vietnam. The French replaced the Viet government and created a new one with the French in charge. This is an example of

• A Colony

• A Protectorate

• Economic Imperialism

• Sphere of Influence

After losing the Opium Wars, China was forced by Britain to sign an unequal treaty. This treaty gave Britain exclusive trading rights within China. These right gave the British control over the Chinese economy but did not replace the Chinese Government. This is an example of:

• A Colony

• A Protectorate

• Economic Imperialism

• A Sphere of Influence

Until 1858, the East India Company controlled the flow of trade in India. This gave the company control over many parts of the Indian Government. Until 1858 India was an example of

• A Colony

• A Protectorate

• Economic Imperialism

• Sphere of Influence

After the Sepoy Mutiny in 1858, The British Government took control of India away from the East India Company. The British Government established a new government in India known as the British "raj." Britain was in control of this government which is an example of

• A Colony

• A Protectorate

• Economic Imperialism

• Sphere of Influence

Various Sugar Companies led by the Dole Sugar Company, slowly took control of the Hawaiian economy in the 1800s. By 1898 the Dole company had so much power it took control of the Hawaiian government from the Queen of Hawaii. This was the result of

• A Colony

• A Protectorate

• Economic Imperialism

• Sphere of Influence