Types of Imperialism
Africa
India/Asia
Latin America
5 Motives of Imperialism
100
When large groups of people from one country move into a new territory and claim it as theirs.
What are settlement colonies
100
No African nations were involved in this 1884 meeting that decided the boundaries of African countries
What is the Berlin Conference
100
Indian leader who used non violence to free India from British rule
Who is Mohandas Gandhi
100
This small isthmus of land was important to the United States so that they would not have to build two complete navies.
What is Panama and the Panama Canal
100
When European motives were based on investigating the unknown for adventure and scientific research
What is Exploratory
200
One imperialist nation has the rights to trade, develop and control a certain area
What is a sphere of influence
200
When the British and French fought to control the Nile River. The British won
What was the Fashoda Crisis
200
The use of boycotts and protests are examples of this kind of resistance that Gandhi used to gain India's freedom from the British
What is Non-violence
200
Besides investing in factories, mines and railroads Europeans also controlled Latin America by doing this.
What is loaning money to Latin American countries.
200
This motive was based on a desire for more power, national pride and expanding territory
What is Political
300
When a few European officials ruled non-European people or country. (India)
What is a dependent colony
300
These two countries controlled most of Africa by 1914
What is Britain and France
300
This country was divided into spheres of influence by the Europeans
What is China
300
Extension of the Monroe Doctrine created by Theodore Roosevelt that the United States would intervene in Latin American affairs by preventing European invasions and seeing to it that Latin American countries repay their loans.
What is the Roosevelt Corollary
300
Motive based on the desire to create new markets, acquire raw materials and exploit cheap labor
What is Economic
400
When a local ruler is allowed to keep their title as king or queen but the Europeans had power or control over him or her. (Philippines)
What is a Protectorate
400
These were the only two countries to remain free in Africa during Imperialist times
What is Liberia and Ethiopia
400
India is an example of this type of colony
What is a dependent colony
400
Besides increasing U.S. naval power, the Panama Canal also helped provide this for Americans
What is a quick route for U.S. trade
400
This move includes the desire to spread Christianity, European moral beliefs and education
What is Religious
500
When a country controls another country's government, trade, and culture
What is Imperialism
500
Leader of Belgium that violated the agreement to leave the Congo River neutral when he took the Congo as a personal Kingdom
who is King Leopold II
500
This country sent students to Europe and the United States to learn about Western culture and technology. By embracing modernization they became an imperial power.
What is Japan
500
This war allowed the United States to gain control of the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam, and Cuba
What is the Spanish American War
500
Motive of imperialism based on the idea that the white race was superior and needed to civilize peoples in other parts of the world
What is Ideological
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