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100

What are the factors of production?

Land, labor, entrepreneurship, and capital

100

What is the concept most closely associated with the theory that Europeans believed that their advanced technology made them superior to people whose societies were not technologically advanced?

Social Darwinism

100

POLITICAL CARTOON - Based on the title and cartoon, who is experiencing the burden?

The native people

100

What is the theme of Rudyard Kipling's "White Man's Burden?"

Modernization/"civilizing" of non-western people

100

True or False: During the 19th century, Europeans were able to colonize Africa to create and control plantations of cash crop.

True

200

Urbanization refers to the mass movement of people to what areas?

Cities with factories and growing industries

200

The United States' created the "Open Door Policy" to do what?

Force China into free trade

200

POLITICAL CARTOON - What political strategy is displayed in the cartoon that was developed in the late 1800s?

Spheres of influence by imperial powers

200

In the 19th century Great Britain was importing what product into China and hurting their social and economic life?

Opium

200

Why did Europeans wait until the late 1800s to colonize Africa?

A. Europeans did not want to leave Europe yet

B. Diseases/landscape in Africa was too difficult to survive

C. There were no resources Europeans would need

D. European religions and leaders disagreed with imperialism

B. Diseases/landscape in Africa was too difficult to face

300

What is the telegraph and how did it support European imperialism?

An early messaging system, able to coordinate distant operations

300

What natural resource were Europeans colonizing Africa for in the late 1800s?

Precious jewels (diamonds/rubies/emeralds) and metals

300

POLITICAL CARTOON - This cartoon of Britain, Germany, Russia, France, and Japan cutting a “pie” that represents China. What are they looking for in China?

Dividing resources

300

What nation is associated with modernizing in the 19th century, creating a regional military empire in Asia/the Pacific during the 1930s-1940s, and transforming to democracy with a powerful manufacturing economy during the late 20th century?

Japan

300

How did steam-powered war ships and defeating China in the Opium Wars affect Japanese nationalism?

It was on the rise

400

Why was the steamship in European imperialism significant?

Increasing ability to travel against the current

400

Was European imperialism helped or harmed because of the need for raw materials in industry, new markets for goods, and cheap labor in manufacturing?

Helped

400

TEXTBOOK CHART - Looking at the image, what issue in the textile industry does William Cooper highlight in this timeline?

A need for child labor reforms

400

Which treaty gave the British government control of the Chinese port city of Hong Kong?

Treaty of Nanjing

400

Matthew Perry, the US Navy officer, is best known for what?

His role in influencing Japan out of isolationism

500

What is at least 1 result of introducing crop rotation during the agricultural revolution?

- Avoids depleting the soil

- Increased access to food in England

- Large variety of crops can be planted

500

The Berlin Conference of 1884–1885 established rules for European powers trying to ___ African nations. 

Colonization

500

POLITICAL CARTOON - What was the cause of the conflict pictured in the cartoon?

Both Russia and Japan wanted to dominate the Far East

500

What was the war that Russia and Japan fought due to their growing spheres of influence?

Russo-Japanese War

500

Name 1 way Great Britain was able to control resources and trade internationally.

- Built a large navy to protect merchant fleets and colonies

- Largest and most technically advanced merchant fleet in the world

- Very active in international trade

- Maintained colonies around the world