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Imperialism 4
Bonus History
100
  1. Know the country that this person traveled to: JAMES COOK

Australia

100

What was the nickname that the Westerners gave to the Chinese rebels because of their physical exercise habits, or martial arts?

Boxers

100

Although the Chinese army joined them in the end, the Boxer Rebellion and uprising was started almost entirely by which group?

Peasants

100

What term does this definition go with: "a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force."

Imperialism

100

Which nation had the strongest naval military in the world during this time?

Great Britain

200

Before it gained independence in the 20th century, the country of India was colonized by

Great Britain

200
  1. Know the country that this event belonged to: MEIJI RESTORATION

Japan

200

Name the country this event belonged to: OPIUM WAR

China

200

This British Empire flooded Chinese markets with this product to offset their massive spending on tea:

Opium

200

Name at least 4 of the country's or continents that experienced Imperialism from Europeans or America?

India, Australia, Africa, China. Japan

300

This war was started by the British against the Chinese, because of the Chinese government's efforts to force the halt of illegal drug sales in China.

The First Opium War

300

What did the British originally use Australia for?

Prison


300

Which explorer led an expedition in 1770 claiming Australia for Great Britain?

James Cook

300

What Country in Africa did King Leopold have control over/own?

Congo

300

What was the Black Death?

A disease that killed many people in Europe

400

Which African colony known for inhumane treatment had been the personal property of King Leopold II from 1885 until 1908?

Belgian Congo

400

The Scramble for Africa is the period in which several European countries were competing for land and natural resources in Africa during the 1800s. The period began with this meeting of European leaders:

Berlin Conference

400

In the 18th century, France and Britain fought for control of India. They both wanted access to India's resources like sugar, salt, and tea. Eventually, the ____________________ took control of India for Britain in the early 1800s. The Company worked like a government, planning defense, providing services, and signing treaties with local rulers.

British East India Company

400

The Sepoy Rebellion began in India after new rifles were introduced to the Sepoys. In order to load the rifle, the Sepoys needed to bite the cartridge open. It was common belief that the cartridges were greased with pork and beef fat. Pork is regarded unclean by Muslims, and cows are considered a sacred animal for Hindus. Why were the Sepoys upset by this?

The Sepoy felt like their religious beliefs were being violated.

400

Which famous explorer visited China during the Yuan dynasty as a young merchant?

Marco Polo

500

European countries were interested in establishing colonies in Asia because they wanted to control which industry?

Spice Trade

500

In 1868, the public's unhappiness with trade treaties between Japan and Western nations led to the overthrow of the shogun and the establishment of a new Meiji ("enlightened") ___________.

Emperor

500

During the 1800s, how was Japan able to remain independent when European countries had gained control over many of the other Asian countries?

Japanese leadership accepted foreign contact and modernization.

500

In 1914, what were the only two independent countries in Africa? Name at least one for credit

Ethiopia and Liberia

500

The name of Ghengis Khan's grandson who completed the conquest of China begun by Genghis Khan and became the first Yuan ruler of all of China?

Kublai Khan