Imperialism

What is the term for a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force?

• Colony

• Imperialism

• Protectorate

• Social Darwinism

What is a territory called that is controlled by another country?

• Sphere of Influence

• Protectorate

• Colony

• Social Darwinism

What is a region called that is protected and governed by a stronger country?

• Protectorate

• Imperialism

• Sphere of Influence

• Colony

What concept suggests that the strongest and most capable people and societies will thrive, while the weaker ones will not?

• Imperialism

• Social Darwinism

• Colony

• Sphere of Influence

Who were the Sepoys?

• Dutch settlers in South Africa.

• Indian soldiers serving under British or European command.

• A U.S. policy from 1899 for equal trade in China.

• A European meeting in 1884-85 about colonization in Africa.

Why did the Great White Fleet travel?

• To stop European colonization

• To show American naval strength

• To make news stories bigger

• To defend Latin American interests

What is a protectorate?

• A protectorate is a country that is ruled by another country.

• A protectorate is a country that is protected by another country.

• A protectorate is a country that is owned by another country.

• A protectorate is a country that is independent but has a special relationship with another country.

What was the Berlin Conference?

• The last super between the Europeans.

• A time where Africans were allowed to come together and unite.

• An agreement regulating European colonization and trade in Africa during the New Imperialism period.

• Was the conquest and colonization of most of Africa by seven Western European powers.

What was the Europeans real goal at the 1884 Berlin Conference?

• Prove that they
  controlled sufficient authority there to protect existing rights

• Method of dividing the continent of Africa
  between the European powers.

• Slave trade and promoting
  humanitarian idealism.

• Europeans
  had established colonies all along the African coast and competed for
  control.

What were the causes of imperialism? (Select all that apply)

• Maintaining and extending of power over foreign nations.

• Industrial nations wanted a place to get raw materials.

• When men emigrated and settled.

• Colonies gave powerful nations a chance to have military bases all over the world.