In 1871 Otto Von Bismarck unified ______________ nation-state?

a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.

The ___________________ regulated European colonization and trade in Africa during the imperial period.

the 19th-century doctrine or belief that the expansion of the US throughout the American continents was both justified and inevitable.

An American policy that allowed for a system of trade in China open to all countries.

A bloody uprising against the British rule of India in 1857?

Political and economic theory of social organization where means of production have social ownership?

"let it be", A policy or attitude of letting things take their own course economically.

A tenement is

What is the meaning of "agrarian"?

Social Darwinism is

Steamships were a driving force of Imperialism because

How did the construction of railroads and canals most benefit Northern industry in America?

Which innovation was most responsible for the growth of industry during the 1800s?

Which of the following allowed the United States to become a top producer of steel?

Wars that took place in 19th century China which both Great Britain and the United States participated in?

What war allowed the United States to spread imperialistically to the Philippines, Guam, & Puerto Rico?

What is the term for adopting aspects of European culture & technology to survive & succeed?

What Industrial Invention provided the opportunity for goods to travel from the east to west coasts of the United States?

What is another word for big business?

Mass producing items on a large scale.

A state whose territory corresponds to the ethnic groups that live there.

Which country overtook Great Britain as the world power by encouraging heavy industry especially with their railroads in Europe?

Japan was reluctant to modernize but were pressured by this up and coming nation with a power navy.

Who was Meiji?

In 1905 This war proved that Meiji restoration was for real!

China's revolt against the British in late 19th to early 20th centuries?

What are the key elements to Nationalism?

In what century did the German Unification take place?

What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference?

Which of the European nation-states were a part of the scramble for Africa?

During the 1600s Japan started practicing this?

Who was the leader that rose to power in Russia that practiced Communism and created the USSR.?

What was the slogan for the Bolsheviks during the revolution in Russia?

What ruler created a Totalitarian Government in Russia in 1924?

Which American entrepreneur was most associated with controlling the railroad industry in America?

Which entrepreneur was most associated with the steel industry in America?

Which entrepreneur was most associated with the refining of oil, first for kerosene then for gasoline?

Which entrepreneur was most associated with the refining of oil, first for kerosene then for gasoline?

Which entrepreneur was most associated with the American auto industry and his invention of the assembly line?

This Policy was issued as a warning to European countries to keep out of the Americas

US ultimately gained control of Puerto Rico, Guam, Cuba, and the Philippines at the end of which war?

Who was the US president that favored Big Stick Diplomacy?

The visit by the United States Admiral Commodore Perry encouraged the Japanese to____________________?

During the era (1800s to 1900s) of Imperialism America shifted from Isolationism to practicing _____________________?

This ship was attacked and destroyed in Havana Cuba's harbor and was a catalyst to drawing the US into war between Spain and Cuba in the late 19th century?

Journalism that was sensational and exaggerated to cause someone to buy/read the paper

"Speak softly… and carry a

big stick.” is the foreign policy of which US President?