BE 2.4 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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what did chamberlain believe in

A

the gretaness of the british empire and wanted to grow its power and influence

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2
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what railway did chamberlain pioneer

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ugandan railway

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3
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what 2 detrimental events did chamberlain oversee

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jameson raid and boer war

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4
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what was cecil rhodes described as

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the worst type of monopolising imperialist

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5
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which colony was cecil rhodes PM of

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cape colony

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6
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what was rhodes motivated by

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by money and a racist belief in english white superiority

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7
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what did evelyn baring see himself as

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a moral reformer as well as an administrator

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what did baring do because he distrusted the egyptian army

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reformed the army and put more british soldiers in it

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9
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how much did egypt’s sugar and cotton industries rise by under baring

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200%

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10
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what religious law did baring implement

A

the capitulations

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11
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why did baring resign

A

the denshawai incident in 1906

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12
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what did milner believe about natives

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milner was convinced that british people were superior to both boers and african people

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the british could not rule south africa without the consent of…

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the boers, and the boers would not be placated if the africans were to have a share of political power

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14
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without a colour bar…

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there could be no union

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15
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which administrator negotiated peace at Vereeniging in 1902

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milner

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16
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what did milner found in pretoria and johannesburg

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english-speaking milner schools

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17
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what projects in india did curzon have direct responsibility for

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  • famine relief
  • agricultural
18
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what did curzon say about the native indians in 1901

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no indian person existed who was able enough to work on the country’s executive council

19
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what was curzon’s aim for the partition of bengal

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weakening the raj’s internal enemies (hindus)

20
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did curzon consult the indians on the partition of bengal

21
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why is it thought that conservatives won the khaki election

A

pro imperialist sentiment during the boer war

22
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when was the khaki election

23
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what did the conservatives advocate for

A

the need for good government and white rule

24
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what did the liberals advocate for

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education to create self rule

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when was empire day first celebrated
1902
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how would children celebrate the empire
salute the flag, sing patriotic songs and listen to stories of heroes
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why was empire day popular
everyone enjoys bank holidays
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critics of the empire (2)
- emily hobhouse - john hobson
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how many troops did the boers have (2nd)
62,000
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how many troops did the british have (2nd) boer war
547,000
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why was the 2nd boer war embarrassing for britain
britain struggled to defeat a small population of boers
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what fraction of army recruits reporting for duty in britain for the boer war were unfit
1/3
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why were so many british soldiers unfit for war
malnutrition
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why were the british concentration camps detrimental to domestic opinion
britain had relied on the assumption of its moral and intellectual superiority as justification for the empire, but this contradicted it
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what questions did british government measures in the early 1900s raise
whether there was an excessive fixation on the british empire to the neglect of the population of Britain
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when was the daily mail set up
1896
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who was the daily mail made to target
lower-middle class
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what magazine was set up for young boys
boys own paper
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how did the british empire influence schools
history and geography glorified the empire
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