Imperialism
Indigenous Response
Economic Imperialism
Migration
Potpourri
100

The belief that some nations are "fit" while others are "unfit."

What is Social Darwinism?

100

This process often led to Europeans crushing indigenous uprisings.

What is industrialization?

100
The British East India Company had a monopoly over this and continued its importation into China despite the protestations of China's Emperor.

What was opium?

100

Migration often led to the creation of these, which were viewed as safe havens, in receiving nations. 

What were ethnic enclaves?

100

This was held by European nations to carve up Africa.

What was the Berlin Conference?

200

Poem that outlined the European motivations for colinization.

What is The White Man's Burden?

200

Their revolt led to the development of the British Raj.

Who were the Sepoys?

200

This treaty gave Great Britain the colony of Hong Kong & opened ports to western trade.

What was the Treaty of Nanking?

200

Indentured Servitude and Asian contract laborers were viewed as a replacement labor after this

What was the abolition of slavery?

200

This was a British export from India that they used to trade in China.

What is opium?

300

This nation controlled the most colonies in Africa.

What is Great Britain?

300

This began to advocate for self rule in India.

What was the Indian National Congress?

300

This resource was the main export of the Belgian Congo.

What is rubber?

300

Name two factors that led to migrations during this period.

What are urbanization, jobs, new modes of transportation, famine, war, etc

300

This was the civil war fought in Japan between the supporters of traditional Japan and those who supported the emperor.

What was the Boshin War?

400

They established rule based on race in South Africa.

Who were the Afrikaners?

400

According to this Treaty, the British would protect native land and the property rights of the Natives.

What was the Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand?

400

US policy that argued trade with China should be open to any country.

What is the Open Door Policy?

400

They accounted for one of the largest migrant groups in the 1840s because of this

Who were the Irish because of the Potato Famine?

400

This was founded as the largest penal colony.

What was Australia?

500

This King held his own private colony in Africa until it was taken away by his government.

Who was King Leopold II?

500

The Sepoy Mutiny was caused by this.

What was cartridges greased with animal fat?

500

This was the policy that many nations pursued during iperiliams arguing for a favorable balance of trade.

What is mercantilism?

500

These are two examples of how nations responded to the influx of Chinese immigrants in the late 19th century.

What was (1) the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 

(2) "White Australia" policy of 1901

500

This treaty opened Japan to foreign trade and established a "friendship" with the US.

What was the Treaty of Kanagawa?