6.1-6.2
6.2 - 6.4
6.5 - 6.6
6.7 - 6.8
100
The application of ideas about evolution and "survival of the fittest" to human societies - particularly as a justification for their racism and imperialist expansion
6.1
Social Darwinism
100
Another term for exclusive trading rights given to Japan, France, Germany, Russia.... all effective within China
6.2
Spheres of Influence
100
These series of wars, led to Britain receiving Hong Kong, 4 foreign ports opened, and more.
(6.5)
The Opium Wars.
100
Georgia, Australia, and African coasts served as these institutions for Britain / France. (People who migrated here were done so against their will)
(6.6 - 6.7)
Penal Colonies
200
State-Run colonies, Settler Colonies, and Economic Domination are three types of this...
6.2
Imperialism
200
This "white gold" was mined heavily in the pacific islands, and was incredibly valuable to American Industry for its use in gunpowder as well as fertilizer
(6.4)
Guano
200
This appt named policy encouraged this country from the "land down under" to remain White
(6.8)
White Australia Policy
200
This act federalized in 1882 prevented the immigration of people into the United States
(6.7)
Chinese Exclusion Act.
300
This term describes the "science" used to propagate that people with darker skin were inferior due to their skull shapes.
6.1
phrenology
300
Describe the monocultures that were grown in empires. Name at least 4
6.4
Cotton, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Indigo, Opium < debatably
300
When a country operates as a commercial enterprise for a private profit, effected by a collusion between state favored monopolies.
6.5
Banana Republics
300
Goods produced in one colony would send finished goods back to other colonies for higher profits.
(6.5)
Export Economies
400
This event stirred native resistance to foreign powers due to the following.
forced religion change (Hindu / Muslim > Christianity, Forced diet change, use of animal fats for new weapons.
6.2
Indian Rebellion of 1857 / Sepoy Rebellion
400
This German politician created the idea to divide up Africa equally among European nations.
6.2
Otto Von Bismarck
400
They believed that foreigners were not welcomed into "their" country, and blamed foreigners for taking jobs, that belonged to the people of that nation.
6.7-6.8
Nativists
400
Clusters or neighborhoods people from the same foreign country
6.7
Ethnic Enclaves
500
the task that white colonizers believed they had to "civilize" non-white peoples.
6.1
White Mans Burden
500
Appointed by the British government, this "puppet" authority controlled India for a period of 90 years.
6.3
Raj (puppet Ruler from Britain)
500
Due to lack of agricultural diversity, many colonies turned into cultivating monocultures. Provide 3 negative consequences which happened as a result of this .
6.6
Large areas of forest cleared
Soil Degradation
More pests
Reduced Biodiversity
Crop Diseases
Cotton, Tobacco, Corn
500
Given primarily to Indian, Chinese, and Japanese, it provided them with jobs harvesting cash crops in Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean.
6.6
Contract Laborers.
600
Forced relocation of 4 tribes from Tennessee to Oklahoma
6.2
Trail of Tears
600
The last effort of Native Americans to resist US domination and drive whites from their ancestral lands, often viewed as an indigenous religious movement
6.3
The Ghost Dance
600
This group of immigrants flocked in from the West coast in search of gold, however they were garnered more recognition for constructing the Transcontinental Railroad
6.5
The Chinese
600
This group of immigrants flocked to escape a great famine in the Old World, however they were garnered more recognition for this nationwide project.
6.7 - 6.8
The Irish