HOW DO THE GOVERNMENTS OF THESE COUNTRIES TREAT THEIR CITIZENS?

WHO SUPPORTED THE GOVERNMENTS OF COUNTRIES IN AFRICA AND ASIA?

WHY DO THESE GOVERNMENTS TREAT THEIR GOVERNMENTS BADLY?

WHAT HAPPENS TO THESE PEOPLE OVER TIME BECAUSE OF BEING TREATED BADLY?

IMPERIALISM OVERTIME LEADS TO ___.

In the 1870s the ___ began to trade with Africans in the Congo

Fearing they would miss out on various ___, the other European nations ___to establish their presence on the continent.

In 1884, to avoid ___ amongst themselves,

European leaders met at the Berlin Conference to set up rules for ___ Africa.

No ___ were invited.

The European powers agreed that before they could claim territory they would have to set up an ___.

n the mid-1600s, Dutch farmers known as ___ settled in southern Africa in Cape Colony.

The Boers built ___ as a supply station.

n the 1700s, the Dutch herders and ivory hunters began to move ___.

The British then acquired ___ in the early 1800s.

In the late 1800s, the discovery of ___ and ___ in the northern Boer territory set off the Anglo-Boer war.

The war was from 1899-1902 and involved bitter ____ fighting.

The ___ won, but at a great cost.

What was the name of the baddest African tribe?

In the early 1800s in southern Africa, an African leader named ___ conquered and united tribes to form the ___ nation.

The Zulus were skilled and organized ___.  Shaka used his power and fought against European ___ traders and ivory hunters.

The Zulus also fought the ___ as they migrated ___ from Cape Colony.

The Zulus came into conflict with the ___ as well.  In 1879 the Zulus wiped out a British force at the battle of ___.

However, it was not long before the superior ___ of the British overtook the Zulus at the Battle of ___.

– government policy calling for separation of the races.

In America, we call Apartheid...

In 1910, with southern Africa secure, the British established the Republic of South Africa and instituted ___.

Britain’s claims in Africa were ___ in size only to ___, but included heavily populated areas with greater natural resources. 

Why was Egypt important to the Europeans?

What country told the Egyptians that they could make a lot of money by constructing a canal?

The canal would connect the Mediterranean Sea with the ___.

How did the Egyptians get the money to build the canal?

Why couldn't the Egyptians pay the British back their money?

What did the British do as a result of the Egyptians not being able to pay back their loan?

After the slave trade was outlawed, ___ in the United States promoted the idea of returning freed slaves to Africa.

In the early 1800s, President Monroe helped free slaves settle in ___.  The former slaves named the capital city ___ in his honor.

What country was not imperialized by the Europeans and who was their leader?

How many tourist go to Hawaii every year?

Tiki bars were invented by a restaurant owner from what state?

Hawaii was a country with its own queen?

The businessmen who wanted to take Hawaii were descendants of ___ missionaries.

These businessmen were called the ___ League.

Who backed the Hawaiian League when they forced the Queen to give up her thrown?