Imperialism

Term describing when nations exert control over a weaker nation through diplomacy or military force:

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

• Communism

• Socialism

Why did European countries use their power to try and colonize Africa?

• Valuable markets

• Raw Materials

• Land

• All the above

This term refers to British rule in India

• Raj

• Maj

• Hajj

• Taj

Survival of the fittest, using the theory of evolution and applying it to society and people:

• Social Darwinism

• Communism

• Class Warfare

• All the above

Social Darwinism was a justification for:

• Conquest based on racial prejudice

• Improving factory technology

• Creating an equal democratic society

• Paying reparations to oppressed people

What was the Meiji Restoration?

• Japanese Emperor taking power back from the Shogun

• Restoring feudalism to Japan

• Communist Revolution in Japan

• All the above

The Meiji Restoration was characterized by:

• Religious warfare in the middle east

• Rapid westernization and modernization in Japan

• A return to feudal society in japan

• Massive amounts of natural disasters

Which nation acquired the Philippines, Hawaii, and Samoa

• USA

• England

• France

• Japan

Motivations for Imperialism:

• Cultural (white man's burden)

• Raw materials after industrialization

• Money through trade and resources

• Competition with other European countries

• All the above

Indians rallied and united around this nonviolent protester:

• Mohandas Gandhi

• Muhammad

• Martin Luther

• Martin Luther King Jr