Imperialism
Africa
India
China
Japan
100

form of imperialism where the weaker nation is ruled directly by a foreign power

Colony

100

Ruling over the Congo this man would go on to massacre over ten million Africans extracting rubber from his African colonies

King Leopold II

100

The period in Indian history when the nation was under control of the British is known as the...

Raj

100

This Chinese dynasty was under rule when Britain first attempted to trade with China

Qing

100

In 1853 Commodore Matthew Perry would demand Japan open up its borders to this major western power

United States

200

form of imperialism where an outside power claims exclusive trading rights with a weaker nation

Sphere of Influence

200

European powers met in 1884 at this conference to discuss how to best colonize Africa

Congress of Berlin

200

Considered to be the most valuable of British colonies, India would be known as 

The Jewel in the Crown

200

In 1899 the USA declared this type of trading policy to ensure all nations could trade with China

Open Door Policy

200

Japan remained closed off from the world, aside from this European nation whose inventions and goods would be studied and replicated by Japanese inventors

Netherlands (Dutch)

300

Europeans believed themselves to be genetically superior to other races around the world due to their advances in technology and lifestyle, this perception is known as 

Social Darwinism 

300

This Egyptian canal was monumental in global trade, eventually seized by the British after taking control from a French company in 1882.

Suez Canal

300

In 1857 this rebellion occurred when hired Indian soldiers rebelled against the British East India Co. after they required them to use beef/pork cartridge's for their rifles 

Sepoy Mutiny

300

This rebellion in 1900 led by Chinese peasants to expel foreign traders, resulted in major reforms to Chinese foreign policy and ended dynastic rule in China

Boxer Rebellion 

300

In 1857 Japan would go through a revitalization period transitioning from former shogun rule to a new modern period under Emperor Mutsuhito

Meiji Restoration 

400

Europeans had an obligation to civilize the rest of the world, a famous poem would be written to go on an explain this concept

White Mans Burden

400

The only African nation to maintain its independence against European Imperialism 

Ethiopia 

400

India produced several cash crops one of them being cotton to supply raw materials for British textile mills, this other crops would be a key good in trading with China.

Opium

400

The Treaty of Nanjing gave Britain control of this Chinese territory for "99 years" or until 1997

Hong Kong

400

Japan modeled much of its culture after China, and would begin to engineer goods and inventions inspired by the Dutch, but this country would be inspiration for Japans parliamentary government model

Germany

500

The infamous reporter who would go on to discover Dr. Livingstone and helped European nations establish their colonies in Africa

Henry Stanley 

500

This company led by Cecil Rhodes, would create diamond mines in South Africa establishing a global diamond monopoly.

Debeers Company

500

In 1876 this would lead to the deaths of over seven million Indians due to the force cultivation of cash crops

Famine 

500

What five countries had a "sphere of influence" within China to dictate trade

France Britain Germany Japan Russia

500

After its modernization, Japan would go on to imperialize areas of Asia defeating these two larger nations within the region.

Russia & China

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