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100

The introduction of railroads helped open what for manufactured goods?

Colonial markets for manufactured goods.

100

What is a cash crop?

A crop grown to sell in another country.

100

What raw material was used to make tires, hoses, and shoe soles?

Rubber

100

What is a monoculture?

Growing only one crop in a designated area.

100

Technological developments' impacts were most clear in what?

Were most clear in the economic scope of the world at this time.

200

What did steamships transport?

Steamships transported people, mail, and goods on navigable rivers.

200

Which cash crop originated in West Africa

Palm oil

200

What were ivory's primary uses?

Its primary uses were piano keys, billiard balls, knife handles, and ornamental carving.

200

Farmers only grew what in hopes of making what?

Farmers only grew cash crops in hopes of making a profit.

200

What are rubber barons?

Rubber barons are enslaved indigenous people that extracted rubber.

300

What technological development allowed overseas communication between nations.

The telegraph

300

Raw cotton production from Egypt and India supported what?

They supported the manufacturing of textiles that Britain exported all over the world.

300

What material was extracted in Mexico?

Silver

300

What did monocultures lead to the lack of?

Monocultures led to a lack of agricultural diversity.

300

What is apartgheid

Racial segregation

400

Who wanted to make a railroad connecting the British controlled colonies.

Cecil Rhodes

400

What did the British India Office obtain from Brazil and send off to Sri Lanka?

The British India Office obtained seeds for rubber trees from Brazil and sent them off to Sri Lanka.

400

What company accounted for 90% of the world's diamond production

De Beers Mining Company

400

What is Cote d'Ivoire?

French trading posts where ivory and slaves were traded.

500

Name some places/areas that produced large gold deposits

Australia and South Africa, as well as parts of West Africa and Alaska, produced large deposits of gold.

500

Europe looked to Asia and Africa for what?

Europe looked to Asia and Africa to feed the industry's desires for raw materials at that time.

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