Unit XIII Imperialism

Question 1

What is imperialism?

Answer 1

Control of one people by another

Question 2

What is the exception for the old imperialism?

Answer 2

the “new world”

Question 3

How much of the world was held by Europe?

Answer 3

84%

Question 4

How is new imperialism being done?

Answer 4

by military force

Question 5

Why does Europe impose their ideas?

Answer 5

they feel they are supior in religion and politically

Question 6

What is the model for new Imperialism?

Answer 6

British control over Egypt

Question 7

What are the two major causes?

Answer 7

raw materials and new markets

Question 8

What are the raw materials wanted?

Answer 8

diamands, cocoa, tea, cotten, spices, ivory, wood

Question 9

What are missionaries wanting?

Answer 9

to Christianize the world

Question 10

How are the colonies protected?

Answer 10

instituting military bases

Question 11

Why are Germany and France having trouble with imperialism?

Answer 11

had to unify first

Question 12

What was the justification of imperialism?

Answer 12

the improving of the cultures and people of the world

Question 13

What nations of Africa were not controlled?

Answer 13

Liberia, and Ethiopia

Question 14

What was the Berlin Conference?

Answer 14

set the rules for Imperialism in Africa

Question 15

What was Leopold II doing?

Answer 15

taking control of the Congo

Question 16

How was Africa treated?

Answer 16

like savages almost like the holocaust

Question 17

What did Belgium do to leopold?

Answer 17

took away his colony of the congo

Question 18

What is the fate of South Africa?

Answer 18

does not have a chance to maintain its pocession

Question 19

Who had control over Egypt?

Answer 19

the ottomans

Question 20

What is the most important Canal of Europe?

Answer 20

Suez

Question 21

Who was the Prime minister during the building of the suez canal?

Answer 21

Disraeli

Question 22

What is a protectorate?

Answer 22

a state controlled by a larger state

Question 23

Which way does the Nile flow?

Answer 23

North

Question 24

What is jinglism?

Answer 24

Super patriotisms

Question 25

Where did the Christians flee to?

Answer 25

Kartune

Question 26

What technology is way too far supior?

Answer 26

Machine gun

Question 27

How was africa split?

Answer 27

through friendly partitioning

Question 28

Why did Rhodes want to have influence over the Boers?

Answer 28

gold and diamonds

Question 29

Did the Boers win?

Answer 29

yes

Question 30

Who celebrated them?

Answer 30

Germany

Question 31

Was Rhodes rich?

Answer 31

yes

Question 32

What was the transvall region?

Answer 32

diamonds and gold

Question 33

Boer's were descendents of who?

Answer 33

the dutch

Question 34

What telegram congratuated the Boer's?

Answer 34

Kruger Telegram

Question 35

Who organized the Berlin Conference?

Answer 35

Bismark and Ferry

Question 36

Who were the last of the Europeans to participate in Africa?

Answer 36

Italy

Question 37

Who had a monopoly on the drug trade?

Answer 37

Brittian

Question 38

Why did China not like Britian?

Answer 38

Opium was a highly addictive drug that was hurting China

Question 39

What city did Britian gain in China?

Answer 39

Hong Kong

Question 40

Did the Indian's like the British?

Answer 40

no

Question 41

How did Britian control India?

Answer 41

directly

Question 42

What is building in India?

Answer 42

nationalism

Question 43

Where did the Sepoy's first rebel?

Answer 43

Deli

Question 44

What were the postive effects of British imperialisms in India?

Answer 44

industry, schools, weopons

Question 45

Did the Boxer's gain the governments support at all?

Answer 45

yes just not in military

Question 46

What did the boxers want to do?

Answer 46

clense China

Question 47

What Matthew Perry (MCPerry) want to do?

Answer 47

open Japan

Question 48

Why did Japan want to reform?

Answer 48

to compete and modernize with Europe

Question 49

What was the Miji?

Answer 49

"Western" widespread reforms in Japan

Question 50

Did the reforms of Japan work?

Answer 50

yes

Question 51

What was the treaty between Japan and Russia? Who won?

Answer 51

Portsmouth; Japan

Question 52

What did Russia want?

Answer 52

the balkans

Question 53

Which European power is associated most strongly with the "Civilizing Mission," the idea that European nations had a duty to spread their culture?

Answer 53

France

Question 54

Between the late 1870s and about 1912, European powers established control over African territories through

Answer 54

The "Scramble for Africa"

Question 55

The modern Western missionary movement originated in

Answer 55

Great Britain

Question 56

Nineteenth-century anthropologists

Answer 56

Believed in a hierarchy of races

Question 57

"The Great Game" refers to

Answer 57

Russian-British rivalry over Afghanistan

Question 58

In independent Christian churches in Africa,

Answer 58

The leaders were African

Question 59

Which of these groups was most often responsible for introducing Western medicine into the colonial setting?

Answer 59

Missionaries

Question 60

Which country was known as "the workshop of the world"?

Answer 60

Great Britain

Question 61

At the end of the First Opium War, Great Britain gained all of the following EXCEPT

Answer 61

Shanghai

Question 62

What was the shared element in the Hobson and Lenin theories of imperialism?

Answer 62

Both proposed that capitalists, in their quest for expanded markets, pressured governments to acquire colonies

Question 63

What does Gustav Schmoller claim is the goal of German expansion?

Answer 63

To allow Germans "to live and sustain a growing population

Question 64

Starting in the late eighteenth century, the tsarist government viewed conquered peoples as

Answer 64

Foreign

Question 65

Why was West Africa called "the white man's graveyard"?

Answer 65

Europeans had a high death rate from tropical diseases