Imperialism
Asia
Africa
British Colonies
Misc.
100

This U.S. foreign policy warned Europe from imperializing in the western hemisphere.

Monroe Doctrine

100

This event was a reaction to the Opium Wars and British imperialism in China. Those who represented Western culture were targeted.

Boxer Rebellion

100

During this war, Britain took South Africa from the Dutch. 

Boer War

100

In 1803, this French leader sold the Louisiana Purchase to this U.S. president.

Napoleon Bonaparte -> Thomas Jefferson

100

True or False - the 19th century was the greatest period of missionary activity since the first three centuries of Christianity.

True

200

How did Russia approach imperialism differently from other nations?

Sought only to expand its own borders, not pursue overseas territory

200

What did the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 in India result in?

Britain taking full control of India

200

How were African slaves treated during their journey to the Americas?

Poorly; roughly 1/4 died aboard ships 

200

Name four territories that the United States took control of to expand foreign trade in the 19th century.

Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Philippines, Hawaii

200

DAILY DOUBLE

Which U.S. president set a precedent for isolationism and neutrality?

George Washington

300

During this war, the first major conflict after the Napoleonic Wars, European nations fought against Russia to keep a balance of power.

Crimean War

300

During what period of Japanese history did the country open to Western influence?

Meiji Period

300

Who is known as the "empire builder" who wanted Britain to gain control of Africa from "Cairo to the Cape?"

Cecil Rhodes

300

The Quebec Act allowed which group of people to keep their language and customs under British rule?

French Canadians
300

Why was industrialization a major cause for imperialism? What did nations seek in new territories?

Nations searched for new markets and raw materials to fuel their industries 

400

The height of imperialism began in 1870 and ended in what year?

1914 (start of WWI)

400

U.S. naval commander Matthew Perry opened trade with what long-isolated nation?

Japan

400

While Africa was still known as the "Dark Continent," this missionary journeyed there to spread the gospel. His journey opened the interior to imperialism.

David Livingstone

400
Which English captain explored Australia, leading to British rule?

James Cook

400

DAILY DOUBLE

The Crimean War inspired the creation of what international aid organization?

The Red Cross

500

Name two of the three main reasons for imperialism. 

1) industrialization

2) nationalism

3) "humanitarianism"

500

Under the Treaty of Kanagawa, Japan signed its first ever treaty with a Western nation. Which nation? 

United States

500

Of all European nations to prevent Rhodes' plan of uninterrupted British territory in Africa, this nation created the greatest obstacle.

Germany

500

What is the name of the native people of New Zealand?

Maoris

500

Why is it significant that Japan adopted imperialism and Western influence?

Led Japan to increase their military power and seek new territory, which later led to World War II. 

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