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Foundations
European Imperialism
The Scramble for Africa
New Imperial Powers
Legacies
100
What is the Korean name of the boy in our group?
Seunghwan Kim
100
What kind of pet did the boy have 5 years ago?
Fish
100
How many siblings does the boy have?
0
100
What is the color of the boy's socks?
Black
100
What is the boy's hairstyle?
Short, black and curly
200
What is the one word that can describe both the motives and the means of imperialism?
Industrialization
200
What is the mercantile activities of the English that traded and transported goods to Europe?
East India Company
200
Which event was resulted by the tensions between European states?
The Berlin Conference
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What is the doctrine that America issued to warn European states against imperialist design in the Western Hemisphere?
Monroe Doctrine
200
What is the type of laborers who went to plantations in other continents?
Indentured laborers
300
What is the difference between settler colony and non-settler colony?
Settler colony: natives are eliminated or settlers are considered racially superior; Non-settler colony: the historical development is influenced
300
What kindled further empire building?
Competition among European states
300
What brought a surge in migration in the Pacific?
Discovery of gold
300
What is the name of the canal that President Theodore Roosevelt constructed to facilitate communication and transportation between the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean?
Panama Canal
300
What is the name of the English biologists who argued about the evolution?
Charles Darwin
400
What effect did the canals (Suez canal and Panama canal) have in imperialism?
Shorter maritime routes which enhanced communication
400
All southeast Asia except which kingdom went under European imperial rule?
Siam
400
What is Scramble for Africa?
The invasion, occupation, colonization of African territory by European power
400
How did Japan gain control over Korea?
Japan bought modern warships, dispatched a gunboat expedition, and forced Korean leaders to submit to the unequal treaty.
400
What is the slogan of Charles Darwin's evolution theory?
Survival of the Fittest
500
How did the new imperialism of the 19th and 20th centuries differ from earlier imperial traditions?
Modern imperialism not only dominated a region through military force but through profiting from subject societies and influencing their affairs through trade, investment, and business activities.
500
What caused Indian Rebellion?
Sepoys were heavily offended to bite off the lubricated cartridges that were the mixtures of pig and cow fat, so they joined with Indian princes and their followers to start their war of independence.
500
Who were the imperialists in the Pacific islands and what did they do in the region?
Whalers: frequented ports Merchants: sought sandalwood and sea slugs Missionaries: established Roman Catholic and Protestant churches
500
What is the name of the US battleship that exploded and sank in Havana harbor? (This incident sparked the Spanish - Cuban - American War)
Maine
500
What is the meaning of Maji-Maji?
Magic water