Vocabulary
Concepts
Motivations
Concepts
Vocabulary
100

A policy of exerting cultural, economic, or political influence over other societies. Colonialism is a form of imperialism, but imperialism includes a broader array of policies that powerful states use to influence the affairs of weaker states.

Imperialism

100

How much of Africa fell under European rule by 1914?

90%

100

The need for raw materials.

Economic

100

Where does rubber come from?

sap from rubber trees on rubber vines!

100

a person who travels to spread religion and often to convert people to that religion.

Missionary

200

The acquisition of & exploitation of territory by a foreign power for its own economic and political benefit

Colonialism

200

Which two African nations remained independent?


Liberia and Ethiopia

200

Missionaries spreading Christianity

Religious

200

How was Ethiopia able to resist European imperialism?

modernized infrastructure, trained army, etc

200

This group of people lived in South Africa and were descendants of Dutch settlers. 

The Boers

300

This conference was organized by Otto von Bismarck and was set to defuse disputes and set guidelines for colonization.

Berlin Conference

300

List a vulnerability of African nations that led to increased European colonization.

Tribal wars, slave trade, lack of centralized gov, inferior weapons, less industrialization, etc

300

A colony could serve as a fueling station for the Navy.

Military

300

What was the Boer war fought over?

control of South Africa, diamonds and gold

300

Belgium had a _____________ on all rubber production. (Complete economic control)

Monopoly

400

A viewpoint Europeans had that provided for African needs but denied them rights.

Paternalism

400
List a European advantage that assisted in the colonization of Africa.

Strong economies, well organized governments, powerful militaries, improved medicine, superior weapons, industrialization, etc. 

400

National dominance, i.e., to be the No. 1 imperialist country in the world (nationalism).

Political

400

How did European imperialism affect the lives of African people?

answers may vary!

400

Who was responsible for modernizing Ethiopia which led to them remaining independent?

Menelik II

500

labor policies used to collect rubber for export

Rubber Terror

500

List two countries in attendance at the Berlin Conference. 

Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, GB, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Russia, Sweden-Norway, Ottoman Empire, USA

500

Europeans believed that they had a moral responsibility to go to Africa and Asia in order to civilize/westernize the people there (spread/share western religion, medicine, law, etc.).

Social
500

List two positive and two negative effects of imperialism. 

answers will vary

500

the process by which a country determines its own statehood and forms its own allegiances and government.

Self-Determination
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