Imperialism

What were the forms of resistance during colonization?

• Peasant revolts

• Ruling colonized class try to seize control again

• Resistance was not encountered during colonization

• Nationalism

Match the following

Direct Rule - (a)  

Indirect Rule - ​ (b)  

• Colonizing country in full control
• Local leaders maintained control

Which countries were involved in new imperialism?

• France, Spain, Portugal

• Germany, Russia, China

• Columbus, Magellan, Vasco da Gama, Cortes

• France, Great Britain, U.S.A

What were the focus areas of new imperialism?

• Africa and Asia

• North America and South America

• Americas and Europe

• Asia and Australia

What were the motivations behind new imperialism?

• Natural resources and land

• Extending a country's power through diplomacy

• Gold, glory, and God

• Raw materials and markets for manufactured goods

The United States controlled their territories through (a)   Rule

What did the Monroe Doctrine allow United States to do?

• intervene in Latin American countries

• Establish colonies in the Western Hemisphere
• Form alliances with European powers
• Promote democracy in the Western Hemisphere

What is Dollar Diplomacy?

• The use of military strength to extend a countries influence

• Military policy approach of the United States
• Social policy approach of the United States
• The use of financial power to extend a countries interest

Mexican Dictators looked out for the interests of the ___.

• foreign investors
• common people
• opposition party
• ruling elite

What did Europeans set-up in China?

• Military bases and fortresses
• Religious institutions and schools
• Agricultural plantations and farms
• Spheres of Influence