Industrial Revolution
European Trade and Aggression in China and Japan
European Colonization of India
European Colonization of Africa
Native Peoples in the US and US Colonization of the Philippines
100

Britain had an early advantage over other countries because of easy access to 

coal

100

In 1839, Commissioner Lin wrote a letter to Queen Victoria asking how she could permit a poisonous drug to harm the Chinese people. This drug was ...

opium

100

When the British first came to India in the 1600s, it was ruled by a powerful Muslim empire known as the ... dynasty.

Mughal

100

In Algeria, this local religious scholar took up arms against the French and resisted capture for fifteen years.

Abd al-Qadir

100

In ... Tenskwatawa had a dream that told him how his tribe could recover the lands they had lost to white settlers. 

1805

200

One of the most important inventions, which led to a revolution in transportation and the production of cotton cloth, was ...

the steam engine

200

After losing the First Opium War in 1842, the Chinese were forced to give the British the island of ...


Hong Kong

200

Britain's first conquests occurred in 1757, in the region known as ...

Bengal

200

Belgian King Leopold exploited this colony ruthlessly from the 1880s until 1908.

Congo

200

He and his brother Tecumseh together united other tribes in Ohio and neighboring states to create a ...

pan-Indian confederacy

300

In English factories, if workers were even a little late to work, they would lose pay, or would be ... 

quartered.

300

This Chinese peasant led a major rebellion against the Qing empire during the 1850s...

Hong Xiuquan

300

After taking over control here, the East India Company acquired the right to ...

collect land taxes.

300

This king in East Africa was able to successfully defeat Italy in a battle in 1896.

King Menelik of Ethiopia

300

In a powerful video, we saw what happened to the ... tribe in the 1800s and 1900s when their lands were stolen from them.

Lakota

400

Collectively, the owners of production and wealthy industrialists are known as the ...

bourgeoisie

400

After opening its ports to trade with the West, in 1868 Japan reformed its government during the ....

Meiji Restoration

400

After seeing the Indian cotton industry destroyed and being reduced to poverty, some soldiers rebelled when they were asked to use the new ...

Enfield rifle.

400

Edmund Morel wrote that Africans had endured so much harm from European guns and the slave trade, but now they could not fight back against ... which destroyed the soul.

capitalist exploitation

400

In our reading on the Cherokee, we learned about a man who invented a syllabary. His name was ...

Sequoyah

500

This man wrote that although each worker is only thinking of his own self-interest and not the good of society as a whole, there is an "invisible hand" that leads society to benefit.  

Adam Smith

500

The Japanese government encouraged economic activity at home through giant family-run firms called ...

zaibatsu

500

This Englishman said that Indian civilization was backward looking, oppressive, and worthless.

James Mill

500

The event that triggered the start of the European "scramble for Africa" in the 1880s was ...

the British invasion and capture of Egypt

500

Senator Albert Beveridge made a speech in Congress in 1900 to persuade President ... to colonize the Philippines.

McKinley

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