Southeast Asia
India
Africa
Imperialism
Wild Card
100

Why was Southeast Asia valuable to European countries?

It had rich natural resources and was a key location for trade routes.

100

What was the Sepoy Rebellion?

A revolt by Indian soldiers (sepoys) in the British army against British rule.

100

Which two European countries controlled the most land in Africa?


Britain and France.

100

What is imperialism?

Imperialism is when a stronger country takes control of a weaker country for resources, power, or influence.


100

Which Marvel movie critiques colonialism and features a fictional African nation untouched by imperial rule?

Black Panther

200

Name two natural resources taken from Southeast Asia.

Rubber tin spices, rice, or anything else that was on the map assignment.

200

What caused the Sepoy Rebellion?

British insensitivity to Indian culture, including rumors that rifle cartridges were greased with beef and pork fat.


200

What the name of the meeting where European nations divided Africa among themselves without considering African interests.

The Berlin Conference

200

What were two main reasons European countries wanted to control other nations in the late 1800s?

Any of the following: natural resources, raw materials, to fight for glory against other European powers, to convert locals to Christianity, to change local cultures to European cultures, or whatever the team said to convince me that they know what they’re talking about.

200

Name this country…

India

300

What were two ways that missionaries changed the culture and religion of colonized areas?

They converted people to Christianity and introduced Western education and customs.

300

How did British rule in India change after the Sepoy Rebellion?

Britain took direct control over India, ending rule by the British East India Company.

300

Name two natural resources taken from Africa.

Rubber, gold, diamonds, ivory, tin.

300

How did industrialization help European countries expand their empires?


Any of the following: greater transportation like from the railroads, making more money selling goods, having enough wealth to travel, or whatever the team said to convince me they know what they’re talking about.

300

Which sci-fi movie franchise features an empire that seeks to control the galaxy, similar to real-world imperial powers?

Star Wars

400

What country began colonization of Southeast Asia?

Portugal

400

What was the goal of the Indian National Congress?

To gain more rights and eventually independence from British rule.

400

How did European imperialism change African borders?

It created artificial borders that ignored ethnic and cultural divisions.

400

What were two ways colonized people resisted European rule?

Rebellion, nationalism, diplomacy.


400

Name this country…

The Philippines

500

What is a narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water that can be used as a trade route called?

A strait

500

How did British education policies contribute to Indian nationalism?

Educated Indians learned about democratic ideas and began demanding self-rule and independence.

500

How did imperialism negatively impact African economies?

It forced Africans to grow cash crops instead of food, leading to food shortages and dependence on European goods.

500

How did Social Darwinism justify imperialism?

It promoted the idea that stronger nations were naturally superior and had the right to dominate weaker ones.

500

During my trip to Europe during winter break, I visited two countries that were late to imperialism but still controlled colonies in Africa. Where did I go? 

Italy and Germany

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