Reach of Imperialism

What is Imperialism?

• The extension of a nation's power over the other lands

• Identification with one's own nation and support for its interests

• A group with a certain equality between its members

• A form of government with a monarch at the head

Europeans had set up colonies and trading posts in ____, ____, and ____ by the sixteeth century

• Singapore, North America, Africa

• South America, Africa, North America

• North America, South America, Asia

• Africa, Britain, South America

New imperialism means

• States wanted more and more lands

• States wanted no land

• States wanted to share lands equally

• States want to take only a little bit of land

Economic reasons to take lands is

• States wanted more money

• A major stopping point for traveling

• Whoever had the most lands was most prestige

• Countries in the West were looking for trading opportunities

Rivaliers motives to take the lands

• To have more money

• Whoever had the most lands was most prestige

• Countries in the West were looking for trading opportunities

• To be able to own all the lands

Imperialism tied in Social Darwinism and

(a)  

Because of the Industrial Revolution and Steamships, it became (a)  

To stop any British movement into Vietnam, the French government decided in 1857 to

• Occupy the city of Saigon and extend their control over the rest of the country

• Force the Vietnamese to accept French protection

• Seize the city of Hanoi

• Make the Vietnamese empire a French protectorate

In __, ____ and later made the Vietnamese empire a French protectorate

• 1883, France seized the city of Hanoi

• 1887, France seized the city of Hanoi

• 1883, France seized the city of Philippines

• 1887, France seized the city of Philippines

____ was the only remaining free state in Southeast Asia

• Thailand

• Singapore

• Vietnam

• Japan