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Nationalism I
Nationalism II
Imperialism I
Imperialism II
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100
Name a common characteristic in an area where nationalism is likely to develop. HINT: People share this/these.
What is common customs, language, and/or history.
100
An intense pride and belief of superiority in one's own nation.
What is nationalism.
100
British control over South Africa, French control over Indochina, and Spanish control over Mexico are examples of this concept.
What is imperialism.
100
This was the primary result of imperialism in every colony.
What is the exploitation of labor and resources.
100
The meeting in which Europeans divided Africa into colonies with no regard for traditional tribal boundaries.
What is the Berlin Conference.
200
Nationalism in central Europe resulted in this.
What is the unification of Germany.
200
Nationalism on the Italian peninsula resulted in this.
What is the unification of Italy.
200
The war that erupted because Britain refused to halt the trade of Opium in China.
What is the Opium War.
200
During the 1840s, China signed "unequal treaties" with Western nations because of this.
What is Western superior military technology.
200
*Daily Double* List a critical attribute of imperialism.
Answers vary.
300
The result of a weakened Habsburg dynasty in the Austrian Empire.
What is the creation of a dual monarchy with Hungary; beginnings of disintegration.
300
Name a territory that the US annexed as a result of its victory in the Spanish-American war.
What is the Philippines, Guam, or Puerto Rico.
300
The reason Europeans were able to divide China into spheres of influence.
What is technologically superior military forces, internal divisions in China, rapidly expanding Chinese population.
300
One example of people resisting foreign influence (imperial powers).
What is Boxer Rebellion, Sepoy Mutiny, Philippine-American War, etc.
300
*Daily Double* The primary reason for European imperialism.
What is economic gain.
400
This individual played a central role in unifying Italy using the ideas of realpolitik.
What is Camillo Benso di Cavour.
400
“For God, King, and Country” This phrase represents what ideology from the 18th and 19th centuries?
What is nationalism.
400
The primary purpose of building the Suez Canal.
What is to increase trade.
400
The 19th century term "White Man's Burden" reflects this idea.
What is Europeans had the responsibility to improve the lives of colonial peoples.
400
The reason Europeans built roads, bridges, and railroads in their colonies.
What is to obtain raw materials easier.
500
List one critical attribute of nationalism.
Answers vary.
500
The major result of the French Revolution in Europe.
What is the rise of nationalistic movements.
500
The PRIMARY reason European nations sought to build colonies in Africa.
What is the need for raw materials and markets.
500
When dividing Africa, European nations neglected what important aspect?
What is the diversity of African people and existing tribal boundaries.
500
The British and French were interested in controlling Egypt in the mid-19th century because of this.
What is Egypt's strategic location.