Colonialism| Crash Course Geography

What is the relationship between Bulgaria and Germany?

• They are rivals in the global economy
• They have a shared communist and capitalist history
• They are both members of the European Union
• They have never had a relationship

What is imperialism?

• The creation of long-standing alliances
• When a single authority controls multiple territories, states and countries
• A form of governance that allows for equal economic and power relationships
• A relationship between two countries that is entirely hands off

When does a relationship become imperialism?

• When there are long-standing alliances between two countries
• When there are equal economic and power relationships between two countries
• When the emperor creates unequal economic or power relationships
• When two countries have a completely hands-off relationship

What is colonization?

• A type of imperialism
• A type of governance
• A type of economy
• A type of political system

What is the main difference between imperialism and colonization?

• Imperialism involves settlement of people in an area
• Colonization is a more hands-off approach
• Imperialism is a more hands-off approach
• There is no difference between the two

What is the difference between imperialism and colonialism?

• They have different definitions within geography and other disciplines
• They are completely interchangeable terms
• They both refer to the same historical events
• Imperialism is a more modern term than colonialism

Which empires are often referred to when discussing colonialism and imperialism?

• European empires
• African empires
• Asian empires
• South American empires

What is dependency theory?

• The idea that the long history of extraction between a colony and its colonizer creates an economic situation that's difficult to pull out of
• The idea that colonies are economically independent from their colonizers
• The idea that colonies have more power than their colonizers
• The idea that colonies are culturally independent from their colonizers

What is world systems theory?

• The idea that colonies are economically independent from their colonizers
• The idea that colonies have more power than their colonizers
• The idea that the world is divided into core, periphery, and semi-periphery areas
• The idea that colonies are culturally independent from their colonizers

What is neocolonialism?

• A situation where one country is outwardly independent, but their economic and political power is closely monitored and controlled by external forces
• A situation where colonies are given complete independence from their colonizers
• A situation where colonies have more power than their colonizers
• A situation where colonies are culturally independent from their colonizers