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CausesCauses

IndiaIndia

AfricaAfrica

AsiaAsia

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The theory that The theory that states only the states only the fittest survivefittest survive

Social Social DarwinisDarwinis

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Why nations Why nations sought to sought to

imperialize imperialize southern Africasouthern Africa

DiamondsDiamonds(Resources)(Resources)

The idea that The idea that because white because white Europeans are Europeans are

culturally superior, culturally superior, that must that must

imperializeimperialize

White White Man’s Man’s

Burden Burden

Why Britain Why Britain imperialized Egyptimperialized Egypt

Trade Trade (Suez (Suez

Canal) Canal)

Queen Victoria’s Queen Victoria’s “Jewel in the “Jewel in the

Crown”Crown”

IndiaIndia

What Britain What Britain built in India for built in India for

tradetrade

Victoria Victoria RailwayRailway

Indian soldiers Indian soldiers hired by the British hired by the British

to fight for the to fight for the BritishBritish

SepoysSepoys

3 ways in which British 3 ways in which British Imperialism NEGATIVELY Imperialism NEGATIVELY

impacted Indiaimpacted India

Bad for EconomyBad for Economy(no local (no local industry)industry)

Social UnrestSocial Unrest(starvation, (starvation,

in=ity)in=ity)No advancementNo advancement

Legal Racial Legal Racial SeparationSeparation

Apartheid Apartheid

Dutch Dutch Descendents Descendents

living in south living in south AfricaAfrica

BoersBoers

Cause of the Cause of the Boer WarBoer War

Boers found Boers found diamonds diamonds on their on their

landland

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Geography

People Concepts Vocabulary

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willing to risk

Result of the Result of the Boer WarBoer War

British British wonwon

(burned (burned crops)crops)

The initial The initial trade trade

relationship relationship between China between China

& Britain& Britain

Britain: Imported Britain: Imported tea, silk, tea, silk, porcelainporcelain

India: Imported India: Imported cottoncotton

What Britain gave to What Britain gave to China to pay for its China to pay for its

importsimports

SilverSilver

How Britain gained How Britain gained a favorable a favorable

balance of tradebalance of trade

Sold Sold Opium to Opium to

the the ChineseChinese

How the Opium How the Opium War ended War ended

Treaty of Treaty of NanjingNanjing

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Asia másAsia más

India másIndia más

Direct Direct RuleRule

Indirect Indirect rulerule

Asia India Direct Indirect

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DoubleDouble JeopardyJeopardy

Terms of the Treaty Terms of the Treaty of Nanjingof Nanjing

Britain got Hong Britain got Hong KongKong

Opened up 5 ports Opened up 5 ports to Brit. Tradeto Brit. Trade

China paid for warChina paid for warLtd. Taxes on Brit. Ltd. Taxes on Brit.

GoodsGoods

2 negatives 2 negatives effects of effects of

imperialism in imperialism in SE AsiaSE Asia

Ruined Ruined economyeconomySlow to Slow to develop develop

democracydemocracy

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How much are you and your

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Who resisted Who resisted French Imperialism French Imperialism in Vietnam (French in Vietnam (French

Indochina)Indochina)

MonarchMonarchEducateEducate

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Why China wanted Why China wanted to end British to end British

trade of Opiumtrade of Opium

Chinese Chinese dependent dependent

on the on the BritishBritish

3 Advantages of 3 Advantages of British Imperialism British Imperialism

in Indiain India

Ended brutal Ended brutal practicespracticesEducation Education (minority)(minority)

Communication & Communication & traveltravel

Cause of the Cause of the Sepoy MutinySepoy Mutiny

Rumor that Rumor that Brit. greased Brit. greased bullets with bullets with

cow & pig fatcow & pig fat

Result of Sepoy Result of Sepoy MutinyMutiny

British British publicly publicly

punished punished the Indians the Indians

How Britain’s How Britain’s rule over India rule over India

changed changed following the following the Sepoy MutinySepoy Mutiny

Est’d Est’d DIRECT rule DIRECT rule instead of instead of indirect indirect

rulerule

Definition of Definition of Direct RuleDirect Rule

Colony: Send Colony: Send leaders from leaders from

mother country mother country to ruleto rule

Goal of Direct Goal of Direct RuleRule

AssimilatiAssimilationon

Advantage of Advantage of Direct RuleDirect Rule

ControlControl

Disadvantage Disadvantage of direct ruleof direct rule

RebellioRebellion/ Revolt n/ Revolt

Definition of Definition of Indirect Rule Indirect Rule

Protectorate: Protectorate: Allow people Allow people to elect their to elect their own leadersown leaders

Goal of Indirect Goal of Indirect RuleRule

CooperationCooperationDevelop future Develop future

leadersleaders

Advantage Advantage of Indirect of Indirect

RuleRule

Access Access to to

resourceresourcess

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Disadvantage of Disadvantage of Indirect RuleIndirect Rule

Less Less controlcontrol

Final Final JeopardJeopard

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Asia Asia

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Define & State Define & State the Significance the Significance

of the Boxer of the Boxer RebellionRebellion

Boxer RebellionBoxer Rebellion

Asia

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starting with the starting with the last place team…last place team…•Chinese nationalist

against all foreign influence•Led a rebellion against foreigners & westernized Chinese; unsuccessful, last major attempt to rid foreign influence

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