1. Imperialism
By: Da’Mon James

2. Standard 7H2.1:
The student will demonstrate an understanding of the impact of imperialism throughout the world in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth centuries

3. Define Imperialism
Developed powerful nations taking over for economic gain

4. What did imperialists want from under-developed nations
Raw materials and new markets to sell goods are what imperialists wanted from under-developed nations

5. Who were the key imperial powers
Europeans, Americans, and Japanese were the key imperial powers

6. For what were imperial power competing
Colonies is what all imperial powers were competing for

7. In Africa, early exploration was hampered by what
Disease and geographic barriers is what hampered the early exploration in Africa

8. What reporter went to Africa in search of the lost missionary, Davis Livingstone
Henry Stanley is the reporter that went to Africa in the search of the lost missionary, Davis Livingstone

9. What part of Africa did Belgium take control of
The Congo is the part of Africa the Belgium took control over

10. What conference in 1884-1885 set forth the rules for the division in Africa
The Berlin Congress is the conference in

11. How much say did Africans have in the division of Africa
NONE

12. What 2 African nations remained un-imperialized
Ethiopia and Liberia are 2 African nations that remained un-imperialized

13. Standard 7-4.4
Compare differing views with regard to colonization and the reactions of people under colonial rule in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth centuries, including the Zulu War, the Sepoy Rebellion, and the Boxer Rebellion

14. Political Cartoon
This is an example of a political cartoon. This shows what each colony had t do with the Imperialism/Control of England. This political explains what each colony had to do. One was national, one was association, one was private and he last one was money. That is what this political cartoon says that each colony had a responsibility.

15. What was Britain’s primary goal in building an empire
There primary goal was to gain power, health, and wealth

16. What’s an example of a colony
A example of a colony is a city of Dutch citizens in South Africa

17. In what general direction did Britain expand its empire
West is the general direction of Britain

18. What country today would be considered a superpower
China would be considered a superpower

19. How do you pronounce QING dynasty
Ching is how you pronounce QING dynasty

20. What were the British importing from India
Opium is what they were importing from India

21. What did the Chinese gov’t want the British gov’t to do
Stop selling opium is what the Chinese wanted the British to do

22. What was the result of British refusing to stop the British East India Co. from selling opium
Opium war is the result of the British refusing to stop the British East India Co.

23. What is Extraterritoriality
Allowing westerners to live under their own laws in a treaty portray

24. Define Concessions
Things you give in granted agreement

25. What’s a sphere of influence
Guaranteed specific trading privileges to each nation within its respective sphere

26. What’s the Open Door Policy
Nations had equal rights to trade with China

27. Who were the Boxers and what was their goal
A secret society whom destroyed foreigners were the boxers and their goal

28. Who tried to help trap the foreigners
Imperialist Nations were the people who tried to help trap foreigners

29. The Boxer Rebellion scared the Qing officials into doing what
Ending the civil service exam system is what the Boxer Rebellion scared the Qing dynasty into doing what they wanted