Key Terms
India
Southeast Asia
Africa
Latin America
100

What is imperialism?

A policy in which a strong nation seeks to dominate other countries politically, economically, or socially

100

_____________ is an Indian soldier that protected/represented British interests in India. 

Sepoy Soldier

100

Established in 1819, this British colony becomes a major travel point for ships going to and from China.

What is Singapore. 

100

The Industrial Revolution encouraged Imperialism in Western Africa because nations were looking for additional ___________ to trade and make money.

Resources

100

US practiced indirect rule and let a lot of the Latin American countries rule themselves as long as they shared their _____________. 

Resources

200

What were the two imperial management methods?

Direct Control

Indirect Control

200

Who was a key leader of Indian independence using peaceful acts of non-violence?

Mahatma Ghandi

200

What is the importance of the Suez Canal.





Connected the Red Sea to the Mediterranean; provided easy transport/shortcut between Europe and Asia, promoted trade

200

This British polititions goal was to create a railroad from top to bottom of Africa. He said “I think what [God] would like me to do is paint as much of Africa British red as possible”

Who is Cecil Rhodes.

200

These two countries were annexed by the United States in Latin America after the Spanish-American war.

Who are Cuba and Puerto Rico.

300

This type of motivation from imperialism includes:

  • strong nationalities should rule the weak/inferior

  • Belief that race/ethnicity determines traits & capabilities 

What is Social Darwinism.

300

What was the immediate cause of the Sepoy Rebellion?

The refusal of Sepoys to use weapons with pig and cow fat greased rifle cartridges.

300

The name of the war that took place in 1898. As a result of this war Spain gave control of the Philippines to the United States. 

What is the Spanish American war. 

300

____________ was when everyone rushed to get a piece of Africa in order to get their raw materials that were used in industry. 

Scramble for Africa

300

What is the importance of the Panama Canal

Connected the Atlantic and Pacific without having to go around South America (Short-Cut); reduced travel time, promoted trade

400

This method of imperialism uses the presence of powerful advanced navy as tactic to conquer a country. 

What is Gunboat Diplomacy.

400

What kind of rule/control did Great Britain practice in India at first? 


Indirect Rule

400

The name of the colony France made out of three different SE Asian countries?

What is French Indochina. 

400

What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference?

When European nations got together to divide Africa among themselves without regard for what the African ethnic groups thought. 

400

Roosevelt issued the Roosevelt Corollary as a way of saying that Latin America was a protectorate of the US. 

What does this mean for Latin America? 

That the US would intervene if anyone tried to mess with Latin American countries.

500

This type of motivation for imperialism focuses on markets & raw materials to make/sell industrial goods for large profit (rubber, oil and tin), wanted direct control of areas with markets and materials

What is Economic motivation. 

500

After the Sepoy Rebellion Great Britain decided to give control to the Queen of England instead of local leaders. 


Direct Rule

500

This is a political unit that depends on another government’s protection (Example: Vietnam).

What is a protectorate.

500
These two countries fought over control of South Africa. (Hint: The two pilgrims on the political cartoon map of Africa). 

Who are Britain and the Netherlands.

500

This is an Imperial process that relies less on the military & more on investment. The goal was to maintain and grow control over finances & raw materials of Latin America.

What is Dollar Diplomacy.