Motives of Imperialism
Tools of Imperialism
The British Empire in India
Imperialism in Central Asia and Southeast Asia
The Scramble for Africa
100
The motive to establish colonies in foreign lands
What is Colonization Motive
100
Technology that allowed great speed when going from one place to another.
What are Transportation Technologies
100
The administration of East India through a syndicate of sorts
What is Company Rule
100
The event that was half a century long, where military officers and imperialist adventurers engaged in a risky pursuit of influence and intelligence.
What is The Great Game
100
Conference of 14 nations that decided which part of Africa would be their's.
What is the Berlin Conference
200
The motive to become wealthy from exploiting the country's raw goods and/or cash crops
What is Economic Motive
200
Branch of tools used in the armed forces. Tools included firearms such as the smooth bore, muzzle-loading muskets, machine gun, et cetera.
What are Military Technologies
200
The act of Indians uprising against foreign rule
What is Indian Rebellion
200
The archipelago that makes up modern day Indonesia. Denmark's valuable and productive colony which sold sugar, tea, coffee, tobacco, rubber, and tin.
What is the Dutch East Indies
200
Location of Cape Town, where the Dutch East India Company established trading posts. British took over Cape Town and colonized it. This nation is where apartheid would later take place.
What is South Africa
300
The motive that would give the imperialistic nation geopolitical benefits
What is Political Motivess
300
Technologies that allowed for easier conversation and messaging. Tools include the telegraph, telephone, submarine cables, et cetera.
What are Communication Technologies
300
The dominance that Britain had in India.
What is British Imperial Rule
300
The large southeast Asian colony, consisting of modern states of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. This colony introduced a heavy amount of European lifestyles into this area.
What is French Indochina
300
Similar to Transatlantic exploration, these people were explorers that went to Africa.
What are European Explorers in Africa
400
The motive that was a result of missionaries trying to convert Africans to a certain relgion
What is Spiritual Motives
400
This includes the Suez Canal and the Panama Canal
What are Travel Constructions
400
Britain's motive of imperialism
What is Colonialism
400
Colonies held by the empire with the largest amount of colonies, these states sold teak, ivory, rubies, and jade.
What are British Colonies
400
Organizations of rule in colonies. This defined administrative districts headed by European personnel who assume responsibility for tax collection, labor, and military recruitment, and the maintenance of law and order.
What are Systems of Colonial Rule
500
FINAL QUESTION: This book, written by Frederick D. Lugard, was about stressing the moral and financial advantages of exercising control over subject populations through indigenous institutions.
What is The Dual Mandate in British Tropical Africa
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