vocab!!
Industrialization and Conflict
important figures
Colonial Rule
Land Empire In Asia Shift
100

What are presidencies?

The three districts that was the direct rule of British control in India, with capitals in Madras, Calcutta, and Bombay. 

100

What advancements put Europeans ahead of other countries in Asia?

Naval advancements, mass journalism, mineral resources for explosives, metallurgy for artillery, railroads

100

who is robert clive?

cause of the plassey british victory and added british raj groups in northern india

100

What are White Dominions?

Colonies where Europeans became the majority population and eventually ruled themselves.

100

How did gunpowder help rulers take over large cities

Cannons helped because they could break through old city walls and defenses, making conquest much easier.

200

what are tropical dependencies?

These are one of the different settlements that Europeans governed the indidgenous populations ruled with different authorities of british power and military minorities. 

200

How did Europeans use racial identity to decide their recruits?

Europeans used racial attributes to recruit soldiers from militaristic religious groups, with an example of Sikhs, Marattas, and Gurkhas. 
200

Who was a reformer of the East India Company of India and his surrender at yorktown led to finalized british loss against america?

Lord Charles Cornwallis

200

What was the war that broke out when precious minerals were found in Boer territory and resulted in full British control over South Africa?

Anglo-Boer Wars

200

How did monumental architecture help unify diverse empires?

Monumental buildings helped by symbolizing the ruler's power and authority + created shared cultural identity

300

Who went to India briefly to tried to gain riches through corruption and exploitation?

nabobs

300

What is the battle between the British and Zulu armies that resulted in the British loss?

Isandlwana
300

Who is Cecil Rhodes?

He was a british entreprenuer in South Africa and corrupted the political system in South Africa to provide resources to the Boers living there influencing the Boer Wars.

300

What happened during the Great Trek?

The Boers left British controlled areas and traveled into the interior of South Africa.

300

What was the unexpected effect of this shift on nomadic lifestyles?

Many nomadic groups were pushed to the margins or became subordinate to the new empires.

400

Who was the british raj

This was a result of the rivalry between the French and British and was a british political establishment in india

400
What methods did the native groups use to combat the massive power of the European weapons?

They tried to use magic potions and divine help to protect their followers.

400

Who is Ram Mohan Roy?

He was a educated indian leader who worked with the british to make the practice of sati illegal

400

This major factor caused population decline among Pacific Islanders after the arrival of the Europeans.

European Diseases

400

Explain one reason why older political powers in Asia began to weaken before land empires rose.

Older powers weakened because nomadic and regional states lost military strength and couldn’t control territory like before, causing stronger rulers to rise.

500

what is white racial supremacy? 

This was the view that whites were mentally, morally, and culturally superior and was supported by different science doctrines.

500

Why were colonies important to European countries?

 As economic depression hit, overproduction and unemployment also occurred and many argued that colonies could be valves that released the pressure that was held in due to the industrial issues. 

500

Who made voyages towards Hawaii and convinced the ruler Kamehameha to create a unified kingdom for the islands?

Captain James Cook

500

What was the key reason that explains why European-built roads, railways, and ports rarely benefited local populations and the colonies.

They were designed mainly to extract resources for Europe not to support the local development.

500

Why did these land empires create more stable long-term political systems compared to earlier groups

they used more permanent laws and beuracracies, improved taxes, and cultural legitimacy to maintain control over large territories