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100

What was the difference between capitalism and socialism?

The difference was that socialism was owned and controlled by the government, and capitalism is privately owned. 

100

Which African nation avoided European control? 

Ethiopia

100

What was the city that the Chinese let the British live in so the could still trade?

Canton (Guangzhou)

100

Which colonies in the Caribbean were owned by Spain in 1898?

Puerto Rico and Cuba

100

What was Socialsim?

Socialism was a social system in which businesses are either owned by the workers or controlled by the government.

200

What were some transportation and communication advances during the Industrial Revolution?

Steamboats, trains, telegraphs, and radios

200
What was one of the raw materials that Europeans wanted to mine for in Africa? 

The Europeans wanted to mine for diamonds.

200

How did life change in India when the British took over?

The Indians were introduced to a new Western education system, they were forced to learn the English language, they were banned from some Indian customs, and the British brought over Christian missionaries to teach the Indians their religion and beliefs. 

200

What was the Platt Amendment?

A part of the 1902 Cuban constitution that limited Cuba's right to make treaties and allowed the U.S. to be involved in Cuban affairs. 

200

What kind of attitude did the Laissez-faire have toward the government?

A "let things be" attitude.

300

Who was Karl Marx?

He was a German Philosopher who called for workers to unite in a revolution to bring down the capitalist system.

300

What did the European leaders do when they divided Africa and paid little attention to the Africans?

The European leader divided kingdoms, clans, and families; they forced people to live with people they didn't want to live with, and some grouped people with different customs, languages, and religions. 

300

Who were the Indian soldiers who fought in the British army?

Sepoys

300

What was the event that led to the 1898 Spanish declaration of war against the U.S.?

The sinking of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor.

300
The ____ Canal was a waterway built in Egypt in the 1860s to connect the Mediterranean and Red seas.

Suez

400

What were some jobs in the middle class?

Clerks, managers, merchants, engineers, doctors.

400

How was the Zulu army able to resist the British invasion of their territory for almost a century?

The Zulu had superior European weapons.

400

What was the Raj?

The Raj was the period of British control in India.

400

What colonies in the Pacific did Spain own in 1898?

The Philippines and Guam

400

What was the British East India Company?

It was a company created to control trade between Great Britain, India, and East Asia.

500

Why were industrial cities harsh places to live?

They were harsh because factories polluted the air, housing was crowded and poorly built, garbage filled the streets, and crime was a part of daily life in many areas.  

500

Dutch farmers called ____ moved to South Africa in the 1600s and after gold was discovered there, the Birtish conqured the _____ and took South Africa as a colony. 

Boers

500

The British government and the Maori were able to resolve their issue of ____ with the 1840 treaty.

Land rights

500

How was the U.S. Army unprepared to fight in the Spanish-American war?

The U.S. didn't have enough bullets and rifles; they didn't have the proper clothing, so they had to wear woolen uniforms in the tropical heat, and they only had 28,000 soldiers. 

500

What was Yellow Journalism?

It was a type of journalism in which stories are exaggerated in order to attract readers.

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