Scramble for Africa
This style of imperialism meant that the colonizing nation would be completely in charge of the government and rule the people with its own officials
Direct Rule
This was the motivation for obtaining and holding onto the islands in the Pacific as US Territories
Military Defense
This was the ECONOMIC motivation for many European nations
New raw materials and/or new markets
This was the "Jewel of the British Empire"
India
Nelson Mandela
This style of imperialism would rely on existing power structures and officials to facilitate colonial control
Indirect Rule
This was the war in which America seized the colonial possessions of Spain for itself
Spanish-American War
This philosophy applies Charles Darwin's theories to societies, communities, and individuals in stating "Survival of the fittest"
Social Darwinism
This is the type of imperial rule in which an imperial power exerts much economic and political power over a region without formal control
Sphere of Influence
This was a system of segregation on the basis of race in South Africa
Apartheid
This was the meeting where European nations came together and divided up all of Africa amongst themselves
Berlin Conference (1884-1885)
The governments and programs of the US Territories are facilitated by this entity
US Department of Interior
This motivation provided a lot of hatred and a need to best other political rivals
Nationalism
This was one of the special privileges given to the British after the 1st Opium War in which all Brits living in China would live under British Law and could only be tried by British courts
Extraterritoriality
This was the result of the ethnic conflict between the Tutsi and Hutu
Rwandan Genocide (Tutsi Genocide)
This was the term that meant to pacify the natives using military force
Hammering
Daily Double
List 4 of the 5 populated US Territories today
This characterized the moral and religious motivation and stated that Europeans had been given a responsibility to provide their new colonial subjects with a superior education, culture, religion, etc.
White Man's Burden
This was the status given to the British Empire after the signing of the Treaty of Nanjing in which they were guaranteed any and all trade privileges that is or will be given to any other nation
'Most Favored Nation' Status
This was one of the more successful protests in the fight against Apartheid in South Africa
The Sporting Boycott
This was one of the only nations to not be colonized during the Scramble for Africa
Ethiopia (or Liberia)
These Supreme Court decisions stated that the US Constitution would not apply to citizens of US Territories because they were 'alien' and could not understand 'Anglo-Saxon values'
The Insular Cases
This is a crop grown for export and NOT for local consumption
Cash Crops
This country joined on the imperialism trend after several victories against western powers and started by taking Taiwan and the Korean Peninsula
The Japanese Empire
FINAL JEOPARDY
Do this question last!
How do we see the effects of imperialism today? Please provide a specific example of a country or people that was colonized, who they were ruled by, a description of imperial rule there, and how it impacts the population today.
OR
Disprove the contemporarily popular notion that the native populations who fell victim to imperialism are naturally inferior to the Europeans.