Who was the leader of a well organized army in South Africa?

This tropical disease made exploration in Africa very dangerous for Europeans:

The Suez Canal made the trip to _________ shorter for Europeans

The Europeans believed that they had the right to colonize other nations because they had more wealth and better technology. This idea of “survival of the fittest” was called________________.

All of the following were motivations for Imperialism (check FOUR ANSWERS)

One cause of Imperialism was ‘love and pride for your country’ which caused nations to expand, this was known as

Europeans felt that they were superior to non-Europeans because they were more advanced, this was known as

Of the following, which was ​NOT ​a nation that controlled part of Africa:

Europeans divided Africa into colonies without consulting African leaders at this conference:

King Leopold is identified with his cruel rule of this region of Africa:

According to the chart, which management method had the goal of developing future leaders?

What European country tried and failed to conquer Ethiopia?

Many Boers left South Africa during this event:

Why was India called the “jewel in the crown” of the British Empire?

The term used to describe the period of history where Britain controlled India is known as the ________.

Who used non-violence to create independence from the British in India?

The "Open Door" Policy describes the policy of open trade established between China and this country:

What does it mean to annex territory?

The failure of the Chinese government to solve its economic problems was exemplified by the __________ Rebellion.

The Industrial Revolution led Europeans to seek out Africa for these reasons (choose two):

King Menelik II was the leader of this African nation:

Most of the targets of 19th Century Imperialism were located in all of these areas EXCEPT:

Social Darwinism is identified with this saying:

All of the following were raw materials that the Europeans ought to acquire in Africa EXCEPT:

Missionaries traveled to Africa & Asia with the intention of spreading:

When the Europeans held the Congress of Berlin to divide up Africa between them, how many African nations were invited to participate?

The only two African nations to resist European colonization were (CHECK TWO ANSWERS):

All of the following were raw materials found in Asian colonies that were desired by Western Imperialists EXCEPT:

The Opium War took place after this nation smuggled opium into China:

This treaty ended the Opium War

Many Chinese resented the presence of "foreign devils" in their country and tried to violently kick them out, resulting in this event:

The new British practice of having soldiers tear up cartridges with their mouths to load their new rifles inadvertently caused this:

The two major religions of India while they were under British control were:

(Choose TWO Answers)

Rudyard Kipling is identified with this poem: