Flamengo
Botafogo
Fluminense
Vasco
100

This critical energy source, patented by James Watt in 1769, was initially used to pump water out of flooded coal mines but went on to power factory machinery, steamships, and railroads

Steam Engine
100

This medical breakthrough, derived from the cinchona tree, moderated the symptoms of malaria and allowed European troops and missionaries to travel deep into Africa's mosquito-infested interior

Quinine

100

These were the only two sovereign territories in Africa that successfully managed to remain completely independent of European colonial rule by 1914

Ethiopia & Liberia

100

Areas where one polity governed another polity 

colony

200

First shown to the public in the 1830s, this revolutionary technology allowed individuals to send coded messages across oceans and continents almost instantly

Telegraph

200

This colonial administrative strategy relies on existing, traditional indigenous rulers to carry out day-to-day governance, tax collection, and labor recruitment under the supervision of a foreign power

Indirect Rule

200

Belgium, France, Portugal, and England engaged in a heated diplomatic dispute over control of this rich river basin and its valuable rubber, copper, tin, and ivory

The Congo
200

This type of imperial control occurs when an independent but less-developed country is dominated by foreign private businesses rather than a foreign government

Economic Imperialism

300

Invented by Alfred Nobel in 1867, this highly volatile paste was used to blast tunnels and clear terrain for railroads, but also served as a devastating weapon of war

Dynamite

300

This term refers to a region where a foreign power claims exclusive trading, tariff, and investment rights without establishing a formal, direct colonial government

Sphere of Influence
300

The discovery of these two highly valuable mineral resources in South Africa and Sudan intensified European competition and accelerated territorial grabs

Diamonds & Gold

300

__________ begins with the first humans and it ends with the invention of writing (around 5000 years ago). 

Prehistory

400

This 1884–1885 meeting of 14 nations, convened by Otto von Bismarck, established the diplomatic "rules" for the colonization of Africa, though not a single African representative was invited

The Berlin Conference

400

This central concept refers to the absolute, independent authority of a state to govern its own territory without external interference

Sovereignty

400

This critical group of people was entirely uninvited to the Berlin Conference, meaning their national sovereignty and interests were completely ignored

African Leaders

400

This severe, life-threatening crisis frequently struck colonized populations because colonial administrations restructured local agriculture around cash crops for export rather than food

Famine

500

This Belgian monarch ruled the Congo Free State as his personal, private fiefdom from 1885 to 1908, extracting rubber and ivory through a notorious system of forced labor and physical mutilation

King Leopold II
500

By 1914, rapid European expansion had resulted in the colonization of this overwhelming percentage of the African continent

90%

500

This style of colonial management brings in foreign officials, grants no self-rule, and implements institutions designed to achieve cultural assimilation

Direct Control

500

Identify the Key Concepts of I&S

Place, Space, Time, Change, Global Interactions, Systems

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