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Imperialism
Chapter 11/ SOL 9 d & e
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Imperialism
•By end of 1800’s: only a few European nations and the U.S. controlled nearly entire world
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5 Major Factors 5 Major factors that led to the race for
Imperial colonies
1. Raw Materials2. New Markets3. Nationalism4. Outlets for Population5. Missionary Motives
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Raw Materials •Industrialization led to need for more raw materials
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New Markets •Average worker could not afford products they were producing, so they needed new markets to buy surplus
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Nationalism •European nations were competing and striving for strength and prestige
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Outlets for Population •still allowed
people to retain their citizenship & allow the mother country to receive their taxes!!!
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Missionary Motives
“White Man’s Burden”
•converting them to Christianity•introduced education, hygiene & medical knowledge
•it was their moral duty to change the natives & make them more European
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Berlin Conference
•To prevent war•1884-1885: to settle disputes over division of Africa…NO AFRICAN REPRESENTATIVE WAS PRESENT
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How territory was gained…•European first sent private
citizens to make a claim there (merchants, traders, explorers)
•As the natives resisted, Europeans sent military to protect the citizens
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Types of foreign control
Colony:
Protectorate:
•under total control of a foreign power
•the foreign country is still running the gov’t and the economy
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Types of foreign control cont…
Condominium:
Sphere of Influence:
•a region where two countries share a territory
•Trading privileges
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Types of foreign control cont…
Direct Rule:
Indirect Rule:
•Controlling all levels of government
•locals hold lower gov’t positions
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Paternalism •Governing as a parent!
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North Africa
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North Africa• One of first targets…due to
proximity to Europe• The French gained control of Tunisia
by loaning them money that they knew they could not repay
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North Africa cont…•France got Morocco•Britain wanted to join in the conquest of North Africa
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North Africa cont…•French built the Suez Canal• Egypt purchased ½ of the
stocks & then sold them!
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North Africa cont…•The Sudan was Britain’s next
target b/c they needed control of the Nile River
•Britain & France both wanted the Sudan = estab. A condominium over it!
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North Africa cont…
•Italy wanted Libya•The people of Libya hated Italian rule
http://www.unesco.org/water/ihp/prizes/great_man/img/libya.gif
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West Africa
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West Africa
•Dutch and Portuguese were the 1st Europeans to come in contact with West Africa
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West Africa cont…
•French colonized a large portion of West Africa.
•British also moved into interior portion of West Africa; They claimed territory along the Niger River.
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West Africa cont…•By the early 1900’s, all of West
Africa except for Liberia had been claimed by Britain, France, Portugal, Germany and Spain.
•Liberia was est. by freed slaves for the U.S.
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East Africa
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East Africa•Slave raids had disrupted the
political stability of the region and made it easier to invade.
•Ethiopia only region in East Africa that did not succumb to foreign invasion
•Fatal cattle disease killed 80% of the cattle, which led to widespread starvation
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Central Africa
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Central Africa• Dr. Livingstone explored the interior
portion of Africa• 1st European to explore the Zaire
River (Congo)• Henry Stanley (American) went to
find him; Stanley “bumped into” Livingstone—famous quote “Dr. Livingstone, I presume”
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Central Africa cont…• Leopold II (Belgium) purchased
900,000 sq miles (Congo)• Leopold practically depleted Congo’s
entire rubber supply• After criticism, Leopold turned it
over to Belgium gov’t
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Central Africa cont…• French also gained a piece of the
Congo and stretched their empire to west coast when they acquired French Equatorial Africa
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South Africa
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South AfricaBoer War: Btwn African & British;
British won & gained control of the Boer Republic
Boer: Dutch Farmer AKA Afrikaners—language Afrikaans
Paternalism/AssimilationBritish Used Indirect Rule because
empire covered about ¼ of globe“The sun never sets on the British
empire”
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Imperialism & India• British took control of India • British East India Company
controlled India• Sepoy Mutiny: Indian revolt • British intro. Social reforms, educ,
technology• “Jewel of the British Empire”• British remained until mid 1900’s
when Gandhi formed the Indian Nat’l Congress
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Imperialism & China• Had isolated themselves/restricted foreign
trade• Balance of trade—China• Europeans—trade deficit—wanted free tradeOpium War: 1839-1842, Chinese tried to halt
the British from importing opium = war! (British won)
Treaty of Nanking: 1842 opened up 5 ports to British
Spheres of Influence: outside powers claimed trading rights in China
Taiping Rebellion: wanted to overthrow the Qing
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Imperialism & China
Open Door Policy: USA 1899, John Hay; = trading rights for all nations
Boxer Rebellion: Chinese uprising against foreign nations; wanted to go back to isolationism! FAILED!!
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Imperialism & Japan
•Isolationist!!!!