Geographic context for imperialism

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Asia

Europe

Africa

Australia

Antarctcica

North America

South America

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West Africa

Western Europe

East Asia

South Asia

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India

Portugal

China

South Africa

France

England

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Pacific Ocean

Southern Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Mediterranean Sea

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Which of the following best defines 'geographic context'?

• The process of taking over another country

• Where and why a historical event took place, including location, nearby regions, natural features, and climate

• A territory controlled by another country

• One of the seven large landmasses

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Which terms are directly related to the concept of imperialism?

• Colonialism

• Domination

• Body of water

• Colony

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A colony is:

• A. A region that is independent

• B. A type of cultural festival

• C. A region under control of a distant country

• D. A city that speaks many languages

Multiple Choice

What does colonization involve?

• Taking control of a region politically and economically

• Creating a democracy in another region

• Trading goods fairly

• Visiting other countries for tourism

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In 1550, which countries were colonizing others?

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In 1550, which regions were colonized?

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3. Review: Which turning point led to the colonization of the areas indicated on the map in 1550?

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Continuity: 1660

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things stayed the same.

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Change: 1660

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things changed.

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Continuity: 1754

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things stayed the same.

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Change: 1754

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things changed.

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Continuity: 1822

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things stayed the same.

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Change: 1822

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things changed.

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Based on these maps from 1885 and 1914, what were two major changes in colonial control in Africa?

• More African territories were controlled by European powers in 1914.

• Japan gained significant colonies in Africa by 1914.

• The Ottoman Empire expanded its control in Africa between 1885 and 1914.

• Germany lost all its colonies in Africa by 1914.

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Continuity: 1885

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things stayed the same.

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Change: 1885

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things changed.

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Continuity: 1914

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things stayed the same.

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Change: 1914

Based on this map and the previous one, describe how things changed.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the geographic context for imperialism?

• The spread of industrialization across Europe

• The division and control of territories by powerful nations

• The rise of democratic governments worldwide

• The development of ancient civilizations

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1. Identify three countries that colonized others between 1500 and 1914 and the regions where they are located.

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Which part of the world was colonized by the most countries between 1550 and 1914?