Papua New Guinea
What were the effects of Imperialism?
Religious Practices, New Traditions and Beliefs were all new because Britain introduced ideas.
What is the definition of colonization?
The process of taking over another region for religion, economics, etc..
After British Imperialists invaded Fiji, what happened to traditions?
They were discontinued and forgotten
What type of government was Tonga turned into?
Monarchy
What year was independence in Fiji granted?
1970
What did the native people of Papua New Guinea start due to mistreatment?
They started a rebellion against the British colonizers.
What is the definition of imperalism?
A stronger colony that takes over a weaker one
What was put into action after the new government was introduced?
Labor and Tax Systems
What happened to the current culture of Tonga and the new British Law?
They were mixed together
In 1895 in Papua New Guinea, this major event occurred until 1906
Gold Rush
What did educational and medical effects do for Papua New Guinea?
Enhanced living conditions.
What does the word indigenous mean?
A party of people from a foreign region who have lived there previous to colonization
What type of crop was presented to replace the old agricultural system?
Cash Crops
Various _________ had severely limited access
Resources
What year did Papua New Guinea end imperialism?
1975
What was changed greatly to fit the new standards of the British colonizers?
Agriculture
What does BNG stand for?
British New Guinea
After new rules were put in place across the land, what could the British imperialists now own?
Slaves
How were the people of Tonga treated after the government was turned into a Monarchy?
People were agitated; they felt ignored and like they didn’t have a say anymore; downtrodden
In 1875 in Tonga, this new government was established
Monarchy
Give two examples of the natural resources produced in the newly built plantations:
Rubber, Coconut oil
What does the word blackbirding mean?
The action of indigenous people native to a land becoming slaves for business and profit.
What was built to protect sugar production factories and other plantations?
Rail Lines
What was Agricultural Production switched to? Cash Crop
Production
What year did Tonga become a British colony?
1900