Startegy and Economics 1860-1890
Strategy and Economics 1890-1914
Indigineous Relations:
Africa 1860-1914
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100

The Suez Canal connects which two bodies of water

Mediterranean Sea

Red Sea

100

This institution centralises the incomes from agrarian and industrial capital towards shareholders.

Banks

100

What two decades did most of the Scramble for Africa take place?

1890-1910

100

How was the construction of the Suez canal financed?

Suez Canal Company - French and Anglo-Egyptian investments. Investors owned shares of the canal.

200

Name two Boers states

1. Orange

2. Transvaal

200

These two countries participated in a rapid construction of dreadnoughts in the build-up to WW1?

Germany and Britain

200

How did Britain treat indigenous Nigerians after the scramble.

Exploited their labour - farming tropical wood (rubber) + mining and smelting for tin.

200

What is chromium?

Metal mined in South Africa. Metal used for hardness and resistance to corrosion. Used on battleships and artillery.

300

British strategic near India known for its rubber production - known as the "Jewel of the Indina Ocean"

Sri Lanka

300

What was the Morocco Crisis - and countries were involved in the Morocco Crisis?

France vs Germany - create a Morroccan satellite

(Sec. - Spain and Britain)

300

Explain the legitimacy of British territorial treaties with indigenous leaders in Subsaharan Africa

Treaties ignored, priority given to monopolies to oversee land exploitation and garrisoning.

300

British colony that borders the Chinese province of Yunnan and the Indian province of East Bengal. This colony is known for its production of Tungsten.

Currently (2025) in a civil war.

British Burma (Myanmar)

300

Explain in detail why Britain not keep up with American industrialisation

The United States had more "core" territory, population, and natural resources that would be involved in the industrial process. This became inevatable as waves of migrations increased the assimilated American population to over 75 million by 1900 (vs 40 million British).

400

Why did Britain not industrialise African colonies in the 1860-1890 period?

Britian was still develloping its own industrial base, and British factory workers were still relatively cheap to pay.

It did not allow nationalism or economic power to grow in Africa

400

What is the preferential trading system?

British protectionism within the dominions and colonies - protect British trading interests.

400

Explain the social and economic relationship between the British, Boers, and the Bantu

British alliance with Boers to dominate Bantu


British - Tertiary/Secondary

Boer - Secondary/Tertiary

Bantu - Primary

400

Why did Britain ally with Russia in 1914 even though Russia threatened British territorial holdings in Central Asia.

Germany was a bigger priority, and Britain wanted a German - Russian war as it would exhaust both powers economic and financial resources.

500
The Second Industrial revolution saw the rise of which two economic powers to challenge British free trade?

German Empire

United States of America

500

Why did Britain give up its imperial rivalry with Britain?

To pursue and alliance against further German terriotrial expansion.

500

Explain Orientalism in art and politcis and its role in Imperial expansion

Innate cultural superiority

Indigenous cannot rule themselves - therfore this justifies British conquests in Africa.

Africans portrayed "exoticly" and not "normal/civilised"

500

What year was the Northern Nigerian Protectorate enacted?

1900

500

What do you call a baby zombie riding a chicken.

Chicken Jockey
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