Migration
This was the first group targeted for exclusion with this act.
Who were the Chinese with the Chinese Exclusion Act?
The idea that it was the "duty of whites to civilize the uncivilized."
What was "White Man's Burden?"
The discovery of these two things in Boer territory set off the Anglo-Boer Wars.
What was gold and diamonds?
This called for the unity of Africans because they shared a common identity and nationalism.
This was the most important cash crop coming out of West Africa.
What was palm oil?
This dramatically increased as a result of the outlawing of slavery in the late 19th century.
What is indentured servitude?
This nation had the weakest colonial presence in the 19th century.
Who is Italy?
What was the Maori Kingitanga movement?
In the 20th century, this is the main location of rubber being naturally cultivated.
What is Cambodia?
As a result of the Sepoy Mutiny, India officially became known as this.
What was the British Raj?
These two places were established by France as penal colonies.
What was New Caledonia and Devil's Island?
The ownership of railways by European powers to facilitate trade falls into this category.
What is economic imperialism?
This rebellion called for kicking out the "foreign devils."
What was the Boxer Rebellion?
Russian and British Rivalry for dominance in Afghanistan came to be known as this.
What was the "Great Game"?
What was the United Fruit company?
Transoceanic migrations were facilitated by this in the 19th century.
What was the development of new, more affordable methods of transportation?
This system instituted by the Dutch forces farmers to choose between growing cash crops or providing unpaid labor.
What was the culture system?
This was meant to hasten the removal of whites and restore the lands back to the natives.
What was the "Ghost Dance?"
Under this system, entire families were recruited to work on tea, coffee or rubber plantations.
What was the kangani system?
He was responsible for the initial colonization of the Congo.
Who was Leopold II?
This country was part of Britain's "informal" empire.
What was Argentina?
This legalized the importation of opium.
What was the Treaty of Tienstsin?
She was a mighty warrior queen who led a rebellion against the British in 1900.
Who was Yaa Asantewaa?
As a result of migration, they comprise the largest ethnic group in Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago.
Who are Indians?
This declared that the United States had the right to intervene if there was instability.
What was the Roosevelt Corollary?