Roots of Imperialism
Scramble for Africa
Locations of Imperialism
Vocabulary
State Expansion
100

The policy of a powerful nation dominating the politics, economy, and society of another nation

Imperialism

100

called to prevent Europeans from going to war over land in Africa

Berlin Conference

100

This power colonized more land than any other nation

Great Britain

100

the idea that race contributes to capabilities and traits

Racism

100

The event in which the Europeans divided up Africa amongst themselves

Berlin Conference/Scramble for Africa

200

The force that led European nations to want greatness, which influenced their desire to control weaker nations for their own gain

Nationalism

200

Group of people that were absent from the Berlin Conference

The African people

200

These powers Controlled most of South America in the early 1800s

Spain & Portugal

200

political unit that depends on another country for protection

Protectorate

200

2 countries the British sent convicts and soldiers to in order to establish colonies

New Zealand & Australia

300

Based on natural selection, this theory was used as a justification for taking over of weaker nations by Western powers.

Social Darwinism

300

This person ruthlessly colonized the region of the Congo in Africa. 

King Leopold of Belgium

300

Australia was colonized by this country

Great Britain
300
A country has this exclusiveness over an area.

Sphere of Influence

300

This group (hint: profession) played a key role in the creation of trading posts and helped stimulate the economy.

Merchants

400

to gain natural resources, new markets, and a cheaper labor source.

economic motivations (reasons) for imperialism

400

Method of imperialism that France used to rule in Africa that eventually led to loss of many cultures and traditions.

Direct Rule

400

These two powers would control most of the African continent during the times of new imperialism

France & Britain

400

Foreigners are protected from foreign laws because of this

Extraterritoriality

400

Country that expanded into Poland, the Ottoman Empire, Finland, Moldova, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and part of Armenia in the period (1762-1825)

Russia

500

The Suez Canal in Egypt was an example of this motivation of imperialism?

Political or military motivation for imperialism

500

Word that means to bring into conformity with the customs, attitudes of a group or nation. Africans were required to do this under European rule. 10 letter word that starts with, a

Assimilate

500

The United States would acquire this asian territory as a result of victory in the Spanish American war.

The Phillipines

500

The British practiced this form of rule in their colonies.

Indirect rule

500

Bloody and brutal conflict through the 1880s to early 1900s between British colonists and Afrikaners that forced many indigenous people into refugee camps

Boer Wars

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