6.1 Causes of Imperialism
6.2 State Expansion
6.3 Indigenous Resistance to Imperialism
6.4 & 6.5 Economic Imperialism/Global Economy
6.6 & 6.7 Global Migration
100

What is imperialism? 

The process of one country extending its power over another region. 

100

In the _____ ___ ______, European nations competed to carve up the continent into colonial holdings. 

Scramble for Africa

100

A descendent of Inca nobility, who led indigenous resistance movements in the Andes? 

Tupac Amaru II

100

Collected in Peru and Chile, this was a natural fertilizer valued for its nitrates and phosphates.

Guano

100

This famine displaced Irish families from their home. Millions of Irish people immigrated to the United States as a result. 

The Potato Famine/Blight

200

What were colonial powers looking for when they expanded their power over other regions? Identify at least ONE. 

Access to natural resources, new markets

200

The British East India Company began to claim more and more territory from the weakened ____ Empire in India. 

Mughal

200
This dance became popular Native Americans during the 19th century--dancing it was believed to one day summon the dead to drive out European colonizers. 

Ghost Dance

200

Originally from West Africa, this product was used to lubricate machines; often collected by enslaved prisoners.

Palm Oil

200

___ and ____ became major South American destinations for Japanese migrants. 

Peru, Brazil

300
What were the cultural rationales for imperialism? Identify at least ONE. 

Racism, desire to spread European culture, missionary work to spread Christianity

300
Qing Dynasty  resisted British selling of opium in its China in two wars called the _______ ___. 

Opium Wars

300
European territories of the Ottoman Empire which successfully fought for their independence in the 1800's. 
The Balkans
300

Agricultural products grown not for sustenance, but for sale on the market.

Cash Crops

300

This was the British penal colony in Australia. 

Botany Bay

400

What Asian country most successfully participated in Imperialism? 

Japan

400

After losing the Opium Wars, the Qing Dynasty was forced to allow imperial powers to maintain ____ __ ______ in China. 

Spheres of Influence

400

Resistance to British imperialism by Maori natives in what is now New Zealand. 

Maori Wars

400

Founder of the DeBeers Diamond Company, this controversial figure was also an advocate for British imperialism of Africa.

Cecil Rhodes

400

A scattered population whose origin lies in a different geographic location.

diaspora

500
What joint-stock company was initially placed in charge of British imperialism in India? 

British East India Company

500
In what years did the Berlin Conference take place? 

1884-1885

500

A warrior queen who led a rebellion against the British in present-day Ghana. 

Yaa Asantewaa

500

Economies that depend on exporting raw materials or agricultural products.

Export Economies

500

Millions of Italians migrated to new homes in the United States and ____ in search of new, better paying jobs.

Argentina

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