Unit 3: Imperialism

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Stronger nations taking over weak nations

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Imperialism

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Which of the following could be a major cause for Imperialism in Europe?
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Many nations wanted to go to war with one another,
Religious freedom was needed in the un-claimed countries,
Natural resources and more room for industries was needed,
Land was cheaper in the weaker nations, which was needed for power

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Natural resources and more room for industries was needed

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Which of the following are evidence of European racism? Christian missionaries going to other nations to spread their religion, European nations involving other smaller nations in their industry, European nations claiming it is their "burden" to bring western culture to smaller nations, European nations creating new jobs in less developed nations

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European nations claiming it is their "burden" to bring western culture to smaller nations

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The 19th century term “White Man’s Burden” reflects the idea that

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Europeans had a responsibility to improve the lives of the colonial peoples

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________ is settling on land and establishing control over indigenous populations.

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Colonization

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The phrase, Scramble for Africa was problematic because it

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failed to consider people were already living on the continent of Africa

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Meeting of European leaders to agree on rules for colonizing Africa

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Berlin Conference

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The meeting between major European nations to divide Africa in 1884 was known as the ______ Conference.

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Berlin

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What motive does this describe? European countries wanted to explore to gain new territories.

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Explorative

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What motive does this describe? The Catholic and Lutheran churches sent missionaries to Latin America and Africa to convert indigenous peoples and Africans to Christianity.

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Religious