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1 TOP DOG: Scramble to Colonize the Globe (1750-1914)
Crash Course Colonialism BE7-Panorama Lesson 3

2 KEY TERMS COLONIALISM IMPERIALISM NATIONALISM ENLIGHTENMENT INDENTURED
INFRASTRUCTURE

3 European Domination Crash Course Imperialism
1800: 35% of world 1914: 88% HOW? Military conquest Financial and economic pressure Competition among the states Scare tactics

4 European Rule Directly Pressure & Influence
Haitian Revolution: the only time the situation was reversed Slaves and native people gained independence from France (1804) Crash Course Haitian Revolution

5 Colonization for the Colonized
Tributes paid local rulers turned into taxes paid by individuals Economies were redirected Emphasizing export activity versus internal development Clock-time & wage-labor = less personal choices in daily living Infrastructure developed to support Europeans’ presence Roads, railways, bridges, harbors, hospitals, schools, military bases Use local labor Changed physical & mental landscape

6 Disruption of Traditional Life
Authority structures Family life Gender relations Idea systems Local ecologies The amount varied depending on the Europeans

7 European Justifications for Colonization
Superior weapon technology (to control) Ideas of racial superiority Instilled in law & symbolism Speech Clothing Ritual

8 Cost to the Colonizers Taxes rarely covered the costs of conquering and running the colonies Took time & energy Could have been spent at home Lead to competition among European Countries Lead to World War I

9 Population Movements Possible with technology: trains and steamships
Faster, farther Increased demand for cotton = African slave trade increased not ending until the 1870s Indentured & wage labor from India & China European populations migrated (jobs, land, escape oppression, political unrest, etc.)

10 Intermediaries: The Go-Between Guys
Between European authorities & colonies Women (early on) Locals who had a European education Revolutionary leaders came from this class Exposed to European Enlightenment ideas of freedom & democracy

11 Nationalism Crash Course Nationalism Grew with Imperialism


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