Imperialism Terms
Africa
India
China
Japan
100
Name one reason for a country to take over another country (imperialism) 

Raw materials, natural resources, new markets to sell goods 

100

Who fought against the British and Boers in South Africa? 

The Zulu 

100

Why did Britain want to take over India? 

Indian was the "jewel in the crown" with the largest supply of natural resources for England

100

What drug was used to help enable trade in China? 

Opium 

100

What was the impact of the Meiji Restoration? 

their contact with the Western nations encouraged Japan to industrialize and modernize 

200

Define imperialism

extending a country's power by ruling over another 

200
Who was most affected by the decisions made at the Berlin Conference in 1884? 

Africa 

200

Name a positive effect of Britain taking over India? 

created railroads and modernized India, bringing unity to regions. 

200

What was the name of the rebellion that took place in China? 

The Boxer Rebellion 

200

What does the Meiji Era stand for in Japan? 

Modernization 

300

Throughout the 1800's an increased need for raw materials and new markets to sell goods led European nations to pursue policies of ?? 

Imperialism 

300

What hindered early exploration of Africa by Europeans? 

different physical features of Africa 

300

Name a negative effect of Britain taking over India

The British held most of the political power, restricted Indian ownership of industries 
300
How were the Sepoy Rebellion in India and the Boxer Rebellion in China similar? (what did both of them attempt to do?)  

remove foreign influences 

300

During the Meiji Restoration, why did the Japanese begin to modernize their country? 

To compete with Western powers 

400

The statement "in the past, European nations have conquered other lands, made them into colonies, and controlled their economies" describes ?? 

Europe is imperializing other countries to gain raw materials 

400

What was the Western perspective of Rudyard Kipling's "White Man's Burden" poem? 

European countries had a duty to introduce and help non-European people 

400

Why did the Sepoy's rebel and fight against the British? 

They wanted to resist foreign influence in their country 

400

What were the Opium Wars in China? 

Conflicts between China and European powers were trying to stop the illegal opium trade. Europe won due to superior military technology 

400

What did the Treaty of Kanagawa do? 

Opened two ports for trade in Japan with America

500

British control over South Africa, French control over Indochina, and Spanish control over Mexico are examples of...? 

imperialism 

500

Why did European nations seek colonies in Africa? 

Raw materials and new markets to sell goods 

500

What is the Sepoy Rebellion? 

Indian fighters (Sepoys) were given cartridges coated in fat that the Sepoys could not use. Led to a year of fighting against the British. 

500

In 19th-century China, the Opium War resulted in? 

an increase in European spheres of influence in China due to superior military technology 

500

What was one impact of industrialization on Japan during the Meiji Restoration? 

They needed more natural resources 

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