Lesson 16- Imperialism (Africa, India, & China/Japan)

This is the movement by people of common ancestors, language, and religion to form a country; pride in ones nationality

• Nationalism

• Patriotism

• Communism

to change or adjust to customs, cultures, languages, etc of a dominant (more powerful) nation

• assimilation

• nationalism

• geopolitics

taking land because of its strategic location (good place) or valuable resources

• Geopolitics

• Nationalism

• Colony

A weaker country (place) under the control of a stronger country is called

• colony

• partitions

• imperialism

A Boer is also known as

• Dutch farmer

• India soldier

• British ruler

British rule after the Sepoy Mutiny when the British took direct control of India is called

• British Raj

• British rule

• Sepoy Raj

the refusal to obey unjust laws

• civil disobedience

• crime

• assimilation

dividing the subcontinent of India into two nations, one Muslim and the other Hindu

• partition

• geopolitics

• assimilation

What is it called when a country is exporting (sending goods out to other countries) more than it is importing (buying goods from other countries)

• trade surplus

• trade deficit

• geopolitics

This is when foreigners (not native to an area) are not subject to the laws of the country?

• extraterritorial rights

• inalienable rights

• civil rights