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Imperialism Cartoons

Authored by Lane Springer

Social Studies

10th Grade

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Imperialism Cartoons
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2 mins • 1 pt

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Why is China so angry in this cartoon?

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The other imperial countries (Britain, Belgium, Japan, Russia, and France are fighting over who will take over China without getting any input from China.

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What place was a "stepping stone" to China? Why was it called this?

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The Philippines. After the Spanish-American War, the US took over the Philippines mostly so they could gain a base to get to China for its resources and markets.

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What does this cartoon say about the effects of imperialism in Africa?

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All of Africa's resources were taken from Africa by the US and Europe

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What kind of response to Westernization/imperialism is shown in this cartoon?

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China wanted to remain isolated from the West, which is demonstrated in how the Chinese emperor is backing away from the US and Britain.

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Why is Uncle Sam guarding the door to China?

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This is the Open Door Policy to China that the US implemented so all the nations in the West would not fight each other for China.

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What is Cecil Rhodes doing in this cartoon? What does it represent?

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He is standing on Egypt with one foot and South Africa with the other holding a telephone line. This represents how Britain would industrialize and "civilize" Africa from one coast to the other.

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In this cartoon, the British are fighting to control what body of water connected to the Red Sea? This would get them a passage to which colony?

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Suez Canal; it was a passage to India

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