What is the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers and exploiting it economically?

What is a country that has its own government but its foreign and economic policies are controlled by another country called?

A country or part of a country where another country has indirect control over it through trade and military force is called what?

What is having pride in your country especially to the exclusion or harm of other countries called?

What were the four reasons imperialism happened?

Industrialization led to the need for raw materials in Europe. This led to ______________ in Africa and Asia.

Improved infrastructure and more formal education are two positive impacts of imperialism. Choose two more positive impacts of imperialism.

Where was the Zulu Kingdom located?

What kind of economy did the Zulu Kingdom have?

Why was Africa known as the dark continent?

Who was the reporter that wrote about Africa to rest of the world?

Who was the cruel Belgium ruler that abused the Congolese people and exploited their natural resources?

Which country gained control over Egypt's Suez Canal, which connected the Mediterranean and Red Seas together?

From 1884 C.E. to 1885 C.E., the European nations met to avoid bloodshed and divide up Africa. This started the Scramble for Africa. What was this meeting called?

In 1879 C.E., the Zulu Kingdom resisted which European country in the Anglo- Zulu War?

Who fought against the Boers in the Boer Wars?

A new constitution was created in South Africa that installed a system of strict racial segregation. What was this called?

By 1914 C.E., what were the only 2 remaining independent countries in Africa?

What was the Sepoy Mutiny?

The Indian National Congress was formed to promote independence from Great Britain using _________

What product does Britain smuggle into China to force it to trade with them?

In 1899 C.E., China permitted trade with all nations. What was this policy called?

Who were the rebels that killed foreigners and Christian converts in China starting in 1900 C.E.?

American Admiral Matthew Perry used military threat to achieve imperialistic goals to force Japan to trade with America. What is this called?

Which imperialist country controlled Indochina - Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia?

Which imperialist country controlled Indonesia?

Which imperialist country controlled the Malayan Peninsula - Singapore, Burma, Malaysia?

Which imperialist country controlled the Philippines, Guam, Hawaii?

Australia originated as a penal colony for which imperialist country?

Imperialism always colonialism. True or False?

What does Imperialism lead to in the colonies?

Why was the Suez Canal important to the country that controlled it?

What were the two nationalist groups formed in India?

What treaty ended the first Opium War?

Before Great Britain took control of India, who was in charge?

Why did Great Britain consider India the brightest "jewel in the crown"?

At first, national groups concentrated on specific concerns for Indians. What did they call for in the early 1900s?

Which island nation remained independent in the Pacific Islands during imperialism?

Which imperialist country controlled Hawaii, Guam and the Philippines?

What were the indigenous people in Australia called?