Imperialism Introduction

The extension of a nation's power over other lands is called...

• Imperialism
• Globalization
• Conquest
• Colonization

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What does the work "economy" mean?

• Weapons

• Exercise

• Money

• Farming

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Three causes of Imperialism are:

Pick 3

• Economic

• Agricultural

• Military

• Cultural

• Friendships

The desire for new markets and raw materials:

• Military Cause

• Agricultural Cause

• Economic Cause

• Cultural Cause

The desire for Naval bases and fueling stations:

• Economic Cause

• Military Cause

• Cultural Cause

• Agricultural Cause

Certain places had less industry and we felt more superior and want to share our ideas:

• Military Cause

• Economic Cause

• Cultural Cause

• Agricultural Cause

What was the Annexation of Hawaii?

• The United States took Hawaii as a territory, leading to it becoming a state in 1959.

• The Annexation of Hawaii was a peaceful process
• Hawaii was annexed by Japan in 1900
• The Annexation of Hawaii occurred in 1776

Why did the US annex Hawaii?

• To protect the native wildlife and environment
• To have a great location between USA and Asia.

• To promote cultural exchange and diversity
• To establish a new colony

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A geographic area where an outside nation exerts special economic or political control is called:

• spheres of Influence

• country

• province
• territory

What was the Open Door Policy?

• This gave all nations equal trading rights in China.

• A trade embargo against China
• A military alliance between European countries
• A policy of isolationism and non-interference in foreign affairs

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