Economic
Motives
Political Motives
Cultural
Justifications
Modern
Imperialism
Modern
Colonialism
100
Who made personal fortunes?
European merchants and entrepreneur
100
What is nationalism?
pride of one's country, desire to be #1
100
What were the 3 causes for imperialism?
nationalism, the Industrial Revolution, and colonization
100
What is the belief in empire-building or a policy of extending a countries rule or influence over other weaker countries or colonies?
Imperialism
100
What are the 2 types of colonialism?
Colonies ruled and populated by migrants and colonies controlled by imperial powers without significant settlement.
200
What were raw materials needed for overseas expansion?
rubber, tin, copper, petroleum (need only 2 right)
200
How did a geopolitical argument for imperialism gain prominence?
When European states extended their influence overses.
200
What was the Open Door Policy?
Rule where all nations would have equal trading rights in China.
200
European imperialist who traveled to South Africa and has influenced today's educational standards
Cecil Rhodes
200
What did Europeans Believe that were crucial to the survival of their state?
Imperial expansion and colonial domination
300
Colonies were potential markets for what?
Industrial products
300
Who sought to defuse social tensions and inspire patriotism?
European politicians and national leaders
300
Where did Christian merchants seek converts?
Africa and Asia
300
United States teamed up these two countries to establish states with new imperial powers
Japan and Europe
300
What does colonialism refer to besides sending of colonists to settle new lands?
The political, social, economic, and cultural structures.
400
Where were the rubber trees indigenous to?
Amazon River basin
400
How did imperialism have its uses in domestic politics?
Leaders sought to defuse social tension and inspire patriotism by focusing attention on foreign imperialist ventures.
400
Give an example on how spiritual motives fostered imperialism.
Jesuits flocked to Africa and Asia lands in search of converts.
400
In what ways did modern imperialism come in?
By force of arms, trade, investment, and business activities.
400
What countries did Europeans establish settler colonies?
Lands such as; North America, Chile, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
500
Where did imperialist establish colonial rubber plantations?
Congo River basin and Malaya
500
Who served imperialism as an attractive alternative to civil war?
Cecil Rhodes
500
How did the missionaries help European officials?
They provided information they needed to maintain control of overseas colonies.
500
where did the domination of imperialism come from?
Sometimes by force of arms, but often from trade, investment, and business activities.
500
Who turned other lands into colonial states for the European?
European agents, officials, and businesspeople.
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