Chapter 11-Imperialism

THE SEIZURE OF A COUNTRY OR TERRITORY BY A STRONGER COUNTRY.

• IMPERIALISM

• RACISM

• SOCIAL DARWINISM

• BERLIN CONFERENCE

THE BELIEF THAT ONE RACE IS SUPERIOR TO OTHERS.

• IMPERIALISM

• RACISM

• SOCIAL DARWINISM

• BERLIN CONFERENCE

THE IDEAS ABOUT EVOLUTION AND “SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST” APPLIED TO HUMAN SOCIETY.

• IMPERIALISM

• RACISM

• SOCIAL DARWINISM

• BERLIN CONFERENCE

TO PREVENT CONFLICT, 14 EUROPEAN NATIONS HELD THIS MEETING FROM 1884-1885 IN ORDER TO LAY DOWN RULES FOR THE DIVISION OF AFRICA.

• IMPERIALISM

• RACISM

• SOCIAL DARWINISM

• BERLIN CONFERENCE

A ZULU CHIEF WHO USED HIGHLY DISCIPLINED WARRIORS AND GOOD MILITARY ORGANIZATION TO CREATE A LARGE CENTRALIZED STATE.

• SHAKA

• RACISM

• SOCIAL DARWINISM

• BERLIN CONFERENCE

DUTCH SETTLERS IN SOUTH AFRICA (ALSO KNOWN AS AFRIKANERS).

• SHAKA

• BOERS

• SOCIAL DARWINISM

• BERLIN CONFERENCE

THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR BETWEEN THE BRITISH AND THE BOERS.  THE FIRST MODERN “TOTAL” WAR.

• SHAKA

• BOERS

• BOER WAR

• BERLIN CONFERENCE

A FOREIGN POLICY WHERE EUROPEAN POWERS GOVERNED PEOPLE IN A WAY THAT PROVIDED FOR THEIR NEEDS BUT NOT GIVING THEM RIGHTS.

• SHAKA

• BOERS

• BOER WAR

• PATERNALISM

A POLICY BASED ON THE IDEA THAT IN TIME, THE LOCAL POPULATIONS WOULD ADOPT FRENCH CULTURE AND BECOME LIKE THE FRENCH.

• ASSIMILATION

• BOERS

• BOER WAR

• PATERNALISM

THE EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA IN 1889 WHO SUCCESSFULLY PLAYED ITALIANS, FRENCH AND THE BRITISH AGAINST EACH OTHER TO KEEP ETHEOPIA FROM FALLING UNDER THEIR SPHERES OF INFLUENCE.

• ASSIMILATION

• MENELIK II

• BOER WAR

• PATERNALISM