Nationalism and Unification
Anti-Semitism in
19th Century Europe
Causes of Imperialism
Africa:
Resources, Boundaries, and Resistance
China and Japan
100

What is nationalism?

Pride in and loyalty to one’s nation or culture.

100

What term describes prejudice or hostility toward Jewish people?

Anti-Semitism.

100

What is imperialism?

A stronger nation dominating a weaker region politically or economically.

100

What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference?

To divide Africa among European powers without African input.

100

What drug did Britain illegally sell to China, sparking war?

Opium

200

How did shared cultural geography help unify Germany?

Common language, traditions, and economic ties made unity easier.

200

Why did rising European nationalism increase anti-Semitism?

Nationalists viewed minorities as “outsiders” threatening unity.

200

What was one major reason industrialized nations sought colonies?

Need for raw materials (like rubber, oil, copper).

200

In 1879, the Zulu unsuccessfully attempted to resist which European power? 

The British

200

What 1900 uprising aimed to remove foreign influence from China?

The Boxer Rebellion.

300
Which two European countries relied on nationalism to help unify their countries in the last half of the 19th century? 
Italy and Germany
300

What is the key difference between anti-Judaism and antisemitism in 19th-century Europe?

Anti-Judaism is opposition based on religious beliefs, while antisemitism is hostility toward Jewish people as an ethnic or racial group.

300

Name one cultural justification Europeans used for imperialism.

“Civilizing mission” or Social Darwinism.

300

What is a “superimposed boundary”?

A border drawn by outsiders ignoring ethnic or cultural groups.

300

What reform movement in 1868 modernized Japan and ended isolation?

The Meiji Restoration.

400

What Prussian leader used “blood and iron” policies to achieve German unification?

Otto von Bismarck.

400

Give one stereotype or false accusation used to justify anti-Semitism during this era.

Claims about control of banking, conspiracies, or economic scapegoating.

400

What economic problem pushed European nations to search for new markets during the 19th century?

Overproduction caused by rapid industrialization.

400

Which Belgian leader claimed the Congo as his personal colony? 

King Leopold II

400

What treaty ended the First Opium War and forced China to open trading ports?

The Treaty of Nanjing.

500

What Italian leader used guerrilla warfare and the Red Shirts to unify southern Italy?

Giuseppe Garibaldi.

500

Which German leader coined the term "anti-semitism"?

Wilhelm Marr

500

What strategic motive explains why Europeans wanted naval bases around the world?

To protect trade routes and project global power.

500

What African nation successfully defeated Italy and avoided colonization?

Ethiopia.

500

Name one reason Japan rapidly became an imperial power by the late 1800s.

Desire for resources, modern military, or rivalry with Western powers.