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Causes of Nationalism
Effects of Nationalism
Causes of Imperialism
Effects of Imperialism
100
This revolution helped spark the rise in nationalism in Europe.
French
100
This country fought off Great Britain's control over them.  It's the second most populated country in the world.
India
100
Name 3 causes of imperialism.
Social Darwinism, White Man's Burden, power, natural resources, wealth, trade, markets, etc. etc.
100

What is this the definition of...a country or area under the full or partial political control of another country, typically a distant one, and occupied by settlers from that country.


Colony
200
The belief that lighter skinned people had the obligation to civilize darker skinned people.
White Man's Burden
200
This man is known as the George Washington of South America.
Simon Bolivar (Jose Martin was really important too!)
200
Great Britain, being a small island, had very few _______   _________.
Natural Resources
200
This group of people led a rebellion against European imperialist in China.
Boxers
300

The pseudoscientific theory that some races were inferior to other races because of evolution.

Social Darwinism
300
This large area of the world gained independence from Spain and Portugal in the 1800s.
Latin America (South America, Central America, and Mexico)
300

This continent were the imperializers.

Europe
300
The name for the United States policy to keep open trade to all in China.
Open Door Policy
400
Which group would be most likely to support Nationalism? Liberals or Conservatives (only one group can answer)
Liberals
400
Nationalism in Europe helped lead to the unification of these two countries.
Italy and Germany
400
The main reason why Europeans were able to physically dominate and imperialize.
Superior weaponry and technology
400
The result of this war, in the early 1900s, shocked Europe and much of the rest of the world!
Russo-Japanese War
500
This meeting of prominent European powers restored the balance of power in Europe and reinstalled monarchies after the French Revolution.
Congress of Vienna
500
The most successful slave revolt (in the last 200 years) was led by this man in this country.

Toussaint Louverture in Haiti.

500

This type of imperialism gave Great Britain (partial) control over Egypt.

Economic Imperialism (remember the story about the dam built in the Suez?)

500
This doctrine was put in place to keep Europeans out of the Americas.
Monroe