Vocabulary
Imperialism
The policy of extending a countries power over other countries through different types of control.
The reason behind conquering and taking over Africa
What was Africa's natural resources and land?
The president, who expanded the Doctrine.
Trade routes, land resources, Divine Right of Kings, social darwinism
Putting government officials in positions of power in a foreign country
What's direct rule mean?
The country which conquered Vietnam
The country which conquered the Congo
What is Belgium?
Italy giving money to Botswana
What is an example of "dollar diplomacy"?
1857-1858 in India
When was The Great Rebellion?
Social Darwinism
What is the theory used by Western nations in the late nineteenth century to justify their dominance?
How did SE Asia resist to colonization?
Rebel armies
A consequence of European countries conquering Africa
It's the date of the Monroe Doctrine being delivered
What happened in 1823?
Synonyms of War of Independence
What was the Great Rebellion and Sepoy Mutiny?
Form of ruling a country by influencing elections and people in positions of power
What's indirect rule mean?
Who were the Philippines captured by?
The U.S.
Date of Nigeria declared most corrupt country in an interview
What happened in 1996?
The "policemen" of the western hemisphere
What is the U.S.?
Hired soldiers by the BEIC during the great rebellion
What were the sepoys?
Extendind your power/influence by investing in things like infrastructure, developements in other countries
What is "dollar diplomacy"?
1961
When was the Nigerian independance?
United States foreign policy statement that warned European nations against interfering or colonizing in the Western Hemisphere.
What was the Monroe Doctrine?
Due to their religion respecting cow lives
Why didn't sepoys use rifles?