Primary and Secondary sources
Historical Look
at Imperialism
Modern-day examples of Imperialism
Economic,political, and cultural influences
Imperialism in Mexico
100

Primary sources in the context of historical research.

What are first-hand accounts and documents?

100

The primary objective of imperialism during the Age of Exploration.

What is spreading christianity?

100

 In 2022, the United States and its allies imposed sanctions on Russia as a response to Russia's military invasion in Ukraine.

What is political intervention?

100

An indigenous community in a remote region has successfully preserved its cultural traditions and language for generations. They resist external cultural influences and maintain a way of life that reflects their ancestral heritage.

What is cultural influence?

100

Mexico's First self-proclaimed Emperor.

Who is Agustin de Iturbide?

200

A letter written by a soldier during a war.

What is a primary source?

200

This historical figure is an example of an ancient imperialist.

Who is Alexander the Great?

200

Apple Inc. manufactures its products in multiple countries, sources components globally, and sells its products in numerous international markets.

What is a multinational corporation?

200

A powerful pharmaceutical company from a developed nation controls the production and distribution of essential medicines in a developing country. They dictate drug prices and availability, making healthcare unaffordable for many local citizens.

What is economic influence? 
200
Advocated for preserving political and social structures inherited from the Catholic Church and monarchy.

What are the Conservatives?

300

Primarily responsible for determining historical facts and events.

 What are historians, scholars, and experts?

300

The colonization of Africa by European countries.

What is the scramble for Africa?

300

 China's economic influence in Africa, through its extensive investments in infrastructure and resource extraction, can lead to economic dependence and unequal power dynamics in the region.

What is neocolonialism?

300

An international organization promotes a single standardized curriculum in schools worldwide, with a heavy focus on the dominant culture's history, literature, and values. Local educational systems are forced to conform, leading to a loss of cultural diversity and heritage in the curriculum.

What is cultural influence?

300

Sought political and social reforms: the separation of the Church and the state, and was led by Benito Juarez.

What are the liberals?

400

Analyzing primary sources

What is the role of historians in historical research?

400

Gain insights into the complex forces that shaped global society.

What is the importance of understanding imperialism?

400

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is China's ambitious global infrastructure and trade development project.

What are Global Trade Networks?

400

In Country B there is a longstanding government led by President Z, who pursues policies that are not aligned with the interests of a the nation, Nation W. To control and ensure a more favorable political environment, Nation W supports opposition groups and orchestrates a coup to remove President Z from power. This leadership, supported by Nation W, implements policies that serve the foreign nation's interests but result in political instability and domestic unrest within Country B. This leads to a shift in the nation's leadership and a loss of sovereignty as external forces influence domestic affairs.

What is political influence? (Regime change)
400

The resistance against foreign intervention during Mexican Imperialism played a crucial role in shaping Mexico's cultural identity.

What is nationalism?

500

Important practice in historical research

What is cross-referencing different sources?

500

It deteriorated their unique identities through cultural assimilation.

What is the impact of imperialism on the cultural identities of colonized nations?

500

Fifty years after independence from France,Mali and Burkina Faso continue to recognize French as the official language and as the medium of instruction in primary schools.

What is Lingua Franca?

500

In Country Alpha, there is an ongoing civil conflict between two rival factions vying for control. Several powerful nations, including Nation X and Nation Y, have interests in the region. Nation X provides military aid, training, and financial support to Faction A, while Nation Y supports Faction B. Their interventions escalate the conflict and prolong the suffering of the local population. As a result, the sovereignty of Country Alpha is significantly compromised, and the conflict becomes a proxy battleground for the external powers.

What is political influence? (foreign intervention)

500

It often takes a stance against external interference in the affairs of other countries, drawing on its own experiences to advocate for sovereignty and non-interference.

What are Mexico's International Relations?

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