Imperialism Exam- [MTEHMUEDAI]

Match each item with the appropriate description. Rudyard Kipling:

• The Scramble for Africa

• lead to direct British rule of India

• Chinese anti-imperialist uprising

• American Imperialism

• White Man's Burden

Match each item with the appropriate description. Manifest Destiny:

• The Scramble for Africa

• lead to direct British rule of India

• Chinese anti-imperialist uprising

• American Imperialism

• White Man's Burden

Match each item with the appropriate description. Sepoy Rebellion:

• The Scramble for Africa

• lead to direct British rule of India

• Chinese anti-imperialist uprising

• American Imperialism

• White Man's Burden

Match each item with the appropriate description. Boxer Rebellion

• The Scramble for Africa

• lead to direct British rule of India

• Chinese anti-imperialist uprising

• American Imperialism

• White Man's Burden

Match each item with the appropriate description. Berlin Conference:

• The Scramble for Africa

• lead to direct British rule of India

• Chinese anti-imperialist uprising

• American Imperialism

• White Man's Burden

This was a conflict in which the U.S. gained many island territories, especially Puerto Rico and the Philippines.

• Boxer Rebellion

• White Mans Burden

• Spanish American War

• Jingoism

• Sepoy Rebellion

This 1899 poem by Rudyard Kipling not only seems to endorse imperialism but also became the name for a concept regarding the perceived "duty" of Western countries towards the rest of the world.

• White Mans Burden

• Sepoy Rebellion

• Spanish American War

• Jingoism

• Boxer Rebellion

This was a violent movement against non-Chinese political, religious and technological influence in China in the late 19th century.

• Spanish American War

• Sepoy Rebellion

• White Mans Burden

• Boxer Rebellion

• Jingoism

Unsuccessful 1879 revolt against the British Empire that ended the independence of the Zulu nation.

• Spanish American War

• Sepoy Rebellion

• White Mans Burden

• Jingoism

• Zulu War

Mutiny and revolution of Indian soldiers under the command of British officers in 1857.

• Sepoy Rebellion

• White Mans Burden

• Jingoism

• Boxer Rebellion

• Spanish American War