19th Century Imperialism
Imperialism Map
Japan Before Imperialism
Meiji Restoration
US Imperialism in Latin America
100

This term describes when a country gains power by directly controlling territories or by gaining political and economic control of other territories

What is imperialism?

100

This country had the most territory conquered in Africa

What was Britain

100

This group ruled the different provinces of Japan

Who were the daimyo, or feudal lords

100

This man was the emperor during the Meiji Restoration

Who was Emperor Meiji

100

This doctrine said that the American continents could no longer be colonized by Europe. It also said that any invasion in the Americas would be considered a threat. 

What is the Monroe Doctrine

200

During this event, society changed from one that relied on farming, to one dominated by industry and machines

What is the industrial revolution

200

This country had the most territory conquered in Asia

What was Britain

200

The Samurai had to live by this code

What was the Bushido Code

200

Japan had this kind of policy beginning in the 1600s. Japan shut its borders to outside influences. 

What is a policy of isolationism

200

The Platt Amendment took place in this country

What is Cuba

300

This term describes how industrialized countries felt like it was their right of nature to take over weaker nations

Social Darwinism

300

Wars over this drug were fought between China and Britain. Britain was the winner of the conflicts, allowing them to trade the drug in China. 

What is opium

300

This man, also the name of a Friend (I'll be there for you), led an armed naval mission to negotiate more open trade with the Japanese

Who was Matthew Perry

300

The Meiji Restoration began in this year

What is 1868

300

What were the three reasons why the US wanted to imperialize the Caribbean and Latin America

Hemispheric security, economic interest, and water access

400

This term describes the belief that Western imperialists (imperialists from European countries) had a moral duty to educate uncivilized people and teach them the ways of Christianity

What is the White Man's Burden

400

These two unindustrialized parts of the world (both continents) were rich in resources, motivating industrialized Europe to take control over them. 

What is Asia and Africa

400

Name three parts of the Treaty of Kanagawa 1854

It opened up the isolated ports of Hakodate and Shimoda to ships from the US. Americans were allowed to station a consul in Shimoda. Shipwrecked sailors had to be treated well. The US had to be given 'most favored nation' status.

400

This oath made official the changes that happened during the Meiji Restoration. Among other things, it got rid of the country's unfair system of social classes, where the majority of people were at the bottom levels of society. It also promised more individual freedoms for Japanese citizens. 

What was the Charter Oath?

400

President Roosevelt convinced Panamanians to fight for independence from this South American country. The US provided support in the fight. He did this in an effort to build the Panama Canal. 

What is Colombia

500

This company was larger the several nations. At one point it had a private army of 260,000 soldiers, twice the size of the standing British army. 

What was the British East India Company

500

This European country colonized Algeria

What is France

500

Name the correct order that Japanese society was organized by before imperialism, starting from top to bottom

Emperor, shogun and daimyo, samurai warriors, peasants and artisans, merchants

500

This geographical term describes what Japan is. It is defined as a group of islands. 

What is an archipelago

500

This Mexican Revolutionary is known for saying, "I'd rather die on my feet, than live on my knees"

Who was Emiliano Zapata