India
China
Gold Coast
Kenya
Algeria
100
The governing system ruling over India from 1858-1947.

British Raj

100

The Qing leader whom the Boxers spoke out against. 

Empress Cixi 

100

African enemy of the British in the Gold Coast.

The Ashanti Empire

100
European meeting that divided up Africa among European countries.

The Berlin Conference of 1884

100

2 of the cash crops grown in Algeria.

wine grapes, olives (oil), citrus, and tobacco

200

Legislation that effectively brought the British East India Co. under control of the British government.

Pitt's India Act 1784

200

The Boxers shouted this phrase in the streets of Beijing.

"Death to Foreign devils!"

200

document that created the governing body of African men which acted as an advisor to the governor.

Burns Constitution of 1946

200
The system of segregation between Kenyan men and British settlers.

Kipande System

200
Learning/Speaking French, replacing Mosques with Churches, and dressing in the dominant fashion are policies of this practice in Algeria.

Assimilation

300
The policy that gave the British East India Co. the authority to seize princely states if ruler had no biological sons.

Doctrine of Lapse Policy

300

An area in which a foreign nation controls trade and investments.

Sphere of Influence

300

goal of providing a western education to Ashanti/Fante men

to help native groups gradually establish more political autonomy

300

The main difference in governing strategies between the British in Kenya and the British in the Gold Coast.

Kenya was a settler colony, the Gold Coast was not

300

The practice of replacing the colonized culture with the majority colonizer culture.

Cultural Imperialism

400

Rebellion caused by the smearing of animal fat from cows and pigs onto gun cartridges of imperial soldiers.

The Sepoy Mutiny

400
Unequal and extraterritorial treaties were the result of this Anglo-Chinese conflict.
The Opium Wars
400

Term describing the intense competition between European nations to acquire land/resources in Africa.

Scramble for Africa

400
Common governing strategies among all British colonies

1. indirect rule, 2. cash crops, 3. governor as ultimate authority

400

Re-education and assimilation could be grouped under this European social ideology.

Social Darwinism; the White Man's Burden

500

The positive effect of British rule in India.

infrastructure such as irrigation systems, hospitals, and canals

500
to establish a socialist, utopian government was the primary objective of this Chinese social uprising.

The Taiping Rebellion/Uprising

500
The requirements of claiming African territory as outlined by the Berlin Conference

Legal claim (treaties, etc.), occupy territory to an extent, can control the territory, ratification of claims

500

Work or service a person is forced to do against their will, usually by threat of punishment.

Forced Labor

500
The main territorial difference between the French in Algeria and other European countries.

Algeria became a province of France, like Paris or Normandy

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