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100

The country that defeated the Boers in the Boer War, took control of South Africa, established the Republic of South Africa 

Great Britain 

100
Nickname given to India because it was Great Britain's most valuable colony 

"Jewel in the Crown"

100

America's victory in this war gave the United States Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Phillippines 

Spanish American War


100

War(s) between Great Britain and China that began after the Qing Emperor ordered that British merchant ships carrying opium were to be destroyed 

Opium Wars 

100

The ideas, beliefs, and actions that one group uses to justify and hold control over the others. Stronger more advanced countries began taking over less developed countries.

Imperialism

100

"New" Imperialism began roughly in...

1880/ Late 1800s / Late 19th century 

200

Meetings of European nations in 1884-1885 which sought to avoid conflict during the "Scramble for Africa" by dividing the continent of Africa into colonies.

Berlin Conference 

200

Company that controlled India prior to the British government taking complete control

British East India Company 

200

The United States was interested in the acquisition of Hawaii for this specific cash crop 

Sugar 

200
Treaty that ended the first Opium War, gave Britain the island of Hong Kong and forced China to pay reparations. 

Treaty of Nanjing 

200

Lands of Southeast Asia that border Pacific Ocean. Desired by European nations for its strategic location to China and rich natural resources 

Pacific Rim 

200

Drug that British merchants began selling to China during the middle of the 19th century, later leading to war.

opium 

300

Name ONE of the TWO African countries that remained independent after the Berlin Conference 

Ehtiopia 


Liberia

300

Indian soldier employed the British East India Company 

Sepoy 

300

This European country took control of Indonesia, Malacca, Java, Sumatra, Borneo

Netherlands (Dutch)

300

Secret organization that led the Boxer Rebellion with the hopes of removing foreigners from China 

Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists

300

Name for Dutch farmers 

Boer

300

Indian who led a non-violent protest movement calling for Indian Independence was later assassinated 

Mahatma Gandhi

400

Chief Shaka used highly disciplined warriors and good military organization to create this large state in southern Africa, and fought against the British.

Zulu Nation 

400

Period of time when the British government took direct control of India from 1848 to 1947

Raj

400

The last Hawaiian monarch who was arrested when she tried to rewrite the constitution to give native Hawaiians back the rights they lost to American businessmen 

Queen Liliuokalani 

400

After the collapse of the Ming Dynasty, this dynasty ruled China from (1644-1917) and oversaw the Opium Wars, Taiping Rebellion, and Boxer Rebellion

Qing 

400

called for the protection of equal trading privileges for all countries and China’s freedom from colonization

Open Door Policy 

400

Menelik II led this country to victory in its quest for independence from Italy 

Ethiopia 

500

This European monarch oversaw the brutal treatment of natives in the Congo who were forced to harvest rubber. He later had his colony taken away from

King Leopold II 

500

This began when rumors spread about rifle cartridges being greased with animal fat, which led to sepoys rebelling against their British officers 

Sepoy Mutiny 

500

Filippino freedom fighter who led the fight for independence against the United States 

Emilio Aguinaldo 

500

Peasant rebellion led by Hong Xiuquan which called for the creation of a "heavenly kingdom" where all the Chinese people would share China's wealth. Caused by Growing food shortages, increasing foreign influence, and opium pandemic 

Taiping Rebellion 

500

area in which the foreign nation controlled trade and investment

Sphere of Influence

500

Stated that British & other foreigners were not subject to Chinese law in 5 major port cities of China

Extraterritorial Rights