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5. Latin America Rebels North Africa More North Africa Wild Card 1 Point 2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points 1 Point 2 Points2 Points2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points Roots of Imperialism

6. Large, self- sufficient farms

7. Haciendas

8. Ambitious mestizo military leaders who seized power, giving stability, but not freedom

9. Caudillos

10. Ecuador, Columbia, Panama, Venezuela split from this country

11. Gran Colombia

12. Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica split from this country.

13. United Provinces of Central America

14. Name two reasons why Spain’s Latin American empire divided after independence.

15. Geography, leadership rivalry, distance/size

16. Led revolutions in Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela; called “El Libertador”

17. Simon Bolivar

18. Led a slave rebellion in Haiti

19. Toussaint-Louverture

20. These men helped Chile gain independence.

21. Bernardo O’Higgins and Jose Francisco de San Martin

22. First independent ruler of Brazil; son of King John VI

23. Dom Pedro I

24. Senegalese leader who resisted French rule in West Africa

25. Samory Toure

26. Economic motives for gaining colonies

27. Raw materials, new markets, place to send excess population

28. Military motives for gaining colonies

29. Naval bases, native troops for military

30. National motives for gaining colonies

31. Distract from home problems; unify people

32. Motivated Europeans to search for new products of value in Africa’s interior

33. Abolition of slavery

34. What is “white man’s burden”?

35. View that non-whites where primitives in need of help and improvement

36. Controlled Morocco and Algeria; sent colonists

37. France

38. British general who helped them gain control of Sudan

39. General Horatio Kitchener

40. Constructed by the French; gave Britain an excuse to invade Egypt

41. Suez Canal

42. Reason for French intervention in Morocco

43. Morroco’s sultan asked for help against hostile tribesmen

44. Led 1882 Egyptian rebellion against British rule

45. Urabi Pasha

46. Group the British “fought” in Sudan

47. Army of al-Mahdi

48. Event where the French yielded control of the Sudan to the British

49. Fashoda Crisis

50. Considered a massacre, this battle gained Britain control of the Sudan

51. Omdurman

52. Why the British wanted territory south of Egypt

53. Building dams on the Nile River to control flooding.

54. Egypt had lots of this after building the Suez Canal and modernizing their country.

55. Debt

56. Economic policy that motivated Spain and Portugal in Latin America

57. Mercantilism

58. Policy of appointing Spanish natives to govern colonies for the benefit of Spain, not the colonial people

59. Intendancy System

60. Name any colony retained by Spain after early 1800s

61. Cuba, Puerto Rico, Philippines

62. 4 divisions/social classes of Latin American society

63. Peninsulares, creoles, mestizos, mulattos

64. Name two reasons why the Spanish colonies disliked King Charles III of Spain.

65. 1) Decreased Jesuit and Roman Catholic Church power 2) Raised taxes on colonies to pay for Spain’s wars in Europe 3) Less power to colonial viceroys and more power to Spaniards

66. Make your wager

67. Final Answer

68. Final Question