which event unfairly divided up Africa amongst European nations?

Nationalism is extreme ______ in one's country, usually taken to agressive measures

True or False: During Imperialism, colonized peoples ONLY experienced negative effects from European Imperialists

Which statement best describes "White Man's Burden"

Why were European countries interested in colonizing Africa during the Age of Imperialism?

The Berlin Conference split up ________ among European nations.

What belief system was used to justify European dominance over other nations?

What is King Leopold II of Belgium known for?

What motives of imperialism is illustrated in this image?

Which British colony was considered to be the "jewel in the crown"?

Which of the following were the results of the Berlin Conference (1884-85)?

What is the term for the belief that one race was superior to others?

As a result of European colonization in Africa and Asia, many people lost control over their land and their traditional governments and were forced to adopt European ways of government and being under the control of a foreign power. This is an example of a ___________effect of imperialism.

This weapon made it very easy for European powers to colonize less technologically advanced people.

The following statement illustrates what motive for imperialism?

". . . Of late years this group of import interests [British merchants] has been enormously strengthened by the demand of giant industries for colonial raw materials—rubber, petroleum, iron and coal, cotton, cocoa. The oil trusts of England and the United States have enlisted the aid of naval and diplomatic officials in their world-wide rivalry. The cotton industry of Germany hoped to obtain from Asiatic Turkey, under German imperialist control, raw cotton for German spindles; the cotton interests of England have been striving for a generation to develop plantations in British colonies; their French and Italian rivals have been hardly less interested in colonial potentialities. The European cotton industry, it may be remarked, as an export business and as an import business, is doubly imperialist. . . ". Source: Parker T. Moon, Imperialism and World Politics, Macmillan Co., 1926

What is the min idea of the following passage?

". . . Socially, the ogre [monster] of racial segregation and discrimination makes it extremely difficult for the colonial to develop his personality to the full. Education is obtainable but limited to the privileged. Hospitals are not available to the great number of the people but only to a negligible [small] minority. Public services are lacking in many respects; there are not sufficient water supplies, surfaced roads, postal services and communications systems in most communities of Nigeria. The prisons are medieval, the penal [criminal] code is oppressive, and religious freedom is a pearl of great price. . . . "

— Nnamdi Azikiwe, speech on British colonialism in Africa, 1947 Source: ZIK: A Selection from the Speeches of Nnamdi Azikiwe, Cambridge University Press, 1961

What is the term for the belief that others were more fit for survival than others is

Colonies supplied all of the following to their colonial powers except

How did Menelik II keep colonial interests out of Ethiopia?

What is the following an example of: The British desire the natural resources of Nigeria, but realize that the area and cultural diversity is vast. The British realize that they will need the assistance of the local people of Nigeria to help make this possession profitable and secure. The British allow for limited self-government and use local government officials to help govern the region.

Which area of Africa remained independent during this colonial period?

Which of the following was not an advantage that the Europeans had over the Africans in regards to imperialism in Africa?

The application of the evolutionary theory of "survival of the fittest" to cultures and societies as a justification for taking over less developed parts of the world is known as...

When Belgium took over the Congo region, what commodity did Leopold II force the people there to grow and produce?

What man-made waterway was built to connect the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea - and eventually caused Britain to take over Egypt?

Dutch settlers in South Africa who became farmers, and eventually fought the British, were known by the term...

The conflict over control of valuable natural resources in South Africa led to the violent confrontations known as the

Which of the following best describes how China responded to efforts by western countries to expand trade with them?

What narcotic drug did the English smuggle into China to correct the trade imbalance they had?

This group, also known as "The Society of the Harmonious Fists," hated foreigners and practiced martial arts.

This was the term for an Indian soldier who fought for the British East India Company in India as a hired soldier. They eventually rebelled against the company.

This corporation was given a charter by Queen Elizabeth to conduct trade with Asia. It would eventually indirectly control most of India.

The Sepoy Mutiny (the rebellion started by the soldiers that the East India Company hired) was most notable for which of the following?

After the Sepoy Mutiny, the British government took _______ control of India

In what African nation is the Suez Canal located?

Which of the following explains why British turned to trading opium in China?

The Meiji Restoration of Japan was mainly about ______

Which two groups fought the British for control of South Africa

The Zulu wars and Maji Maji Rebellion were an example of what, during Imperialism in Africa

Menelik II and Ethiopia disproved ___________ by successfully rebelling against Italian invaders

Sepoy Mutiny was caused mainly because the British

The Boxer Rebellion was a result of

The major effect of the Opium Wars in China

Which is NOT a reason for Imperialism

Which is NOT an accurate description on how the Industrial revolution affected Imperialism?

What was ironic about the Boer wars?

How did Britain first DIRECTLY control India

China's Century of Humiliation was called that because (pick the best answer)

China's Open Door Policy led to the

Japan learned from China's mistake of not ___________ and ____________ their society, and instead did this to their own.

The Russo-Japanese and Sino-Japanese wars were fought because Japan

Which is not a positive effect of European Imperialism concerning their colonies

Which is a positive aspect of European Imperialism in regards to their colonies?

Which is false about Imperialism's effects on Africa?

What culture was standing in the way of Japan's modernization during the Meiji restoration?