NB-Chapter 7

A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force, often by acquiring territories or establishing control over other nations or peoples.

• Imperialism

• Racism

• Gunboat diplomacy

• Protectorate

Prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.

• Imperialism

• Racism

• Gunboat diplomacy

• Protectorate

The use of military power, particularly naval forces, to intimidate or exert influence in foreign territories or to achieve diplomatic objectives.

• Imperialism

• Racism

• Gunboat diplomacy

• Protectorate

A state or territory that is partially controlled and protected by a stronger or more dominant state, often maintaining some degree of autonomy.

• Imperialism

• Racism

• Gunboat diplomacy

• Protectorate

To make use of a resource or situation in a way that benefits oneself unfairly or unethically.

• Exploit

• Indirect rule

• Direct rule

• export

A system of governance where a central authority governs through local intermediaries rather than directly imposing its rule on the subject population.

• Exploit

• Indirect rule

• Direct rule

• export

A system of governance where a central authority directly controls and governs a territory or colony without intermediary institutions.

• Exploit

• Indirect rule

• Direct rule

• export

Sending goods or services produced in one country to be sold in another country.

• Exploit

• Indirect rule

• Direct rule

• export

To cease developing, progressing, or advancing, often resulting in a lack of growth or change.

• stagnate

• Annexed

• Uncharted

• Indigenous

To take control of a territory or land and add it to one's own, usually through legal or political means.

• stagnate

• Annexed

• Uncharted

• Indigenous