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100

Name one cause of 19th-century imperialism

Economic motives, nationalism, military competition, or technological advances.

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Name one justification used to defend imperialism

The civilizing mission, Social Darwinism, spreading Christianity, or bringing “progress.”


100

Name one cause of World War I.

Militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism, or the assassination of Franz Ferdinand

100

What does imperialism mean?

Imperialism is the policy of extending a country’s power by controlling other territories.


100

Which continent was most affected by European imperialism?

Africa or Asia

200

Explain how economic factors encouraged imperialism.

Industrialized countries needed raw materials and new markets, so they expanded overseas to secure resources and sell manufactured goods.


200

Explain how technology helped European powers expand their empires.


Technologies such as steamships, railways, and machine guns made conquest, transportation, and control of colonies easier

200

Explain how imperialism increased tensions between European countries.


Competition for colonies led to rivalry and mistrust, increasing tensions between imperial powers.


200

Explain one way imperialism contributed to the causes of World War I.


Imperial rivalries created long-term tensions between countries, making conflict more likely.


200

Who is performing at the Super Bowl halftime show this Sunday? 

Bad bunny 

300

Explain why European powers believed imperialism was justified.


Many Europeans believed they were superior and had a duty to civilize other societies.

300

How did economic and military factors work together to support imperialism?


Economic expansion required military protection, and strong armies and navies allowed countries to secure and defend colonies.

300

Explain the relationship between imperialism and nationalism before WWI.


National pride pushed countries to expand their empires to demonstrate power and prestige.


300

How did competition for colonies affect alliances in Europe?


Rivalries over colonies encouraged countries to form alliances for protection and balance of power.

300

Who is playing in the Super Bowl on Sunday? 

Seattle seahawks and the New England patriots 

400

Which cause of imperialism was the most significant? Justify your answer.


Economic causes were most significant because industrial economies depended on raw materials and markets, driving expansion.
(Other causes accepted if well justified.)


400

To what extent was imperialism a long-term cause of World War I?


Imperialism significantly contributed to long-term tensions and rivalries, making war more likely, even if it was not the immediate cause.


400

How might imperialism be viewed differently by a European power and a colonized society?


European powers often viewed imperialism as beneficial and civilizing, while colonized societies experienced exploitation and loss of independence.


400

Why is it important to consider multiple perspectives when studying imperialism and WWI?

Multiple perspectives help historians understand both the motivations of powerful nations and the experiences of those affected by imperialism.

400

Who is ms. Sarah rooting for to win this superbowl Sunday? 

New England patriots, obviously