AP World History 6.1-6.3

Social Darwinism

• A belief that all individuals and groups are equally capable and should have equal opportunities
• A theory that promotes equality and fairness for all individuals and groups
• A belief that certain individuals or groups are naturally superior to others and therefore have the right to dominate and exploit them.
• A philosophy that rejects the idea of competition and survival of the fittest

White Man's Burden

• Colonialism and imperialism
• Industrial revolution
• Freedom and equality
• Globalization and trade

Old name of Taiwan

• Siam
• Ceylon
• Formosa
• Tasmania

phrenologists

• Doctors who specialize in treating phrenic nerve disorders
• Scientists who study the effects of phrenology on the brain
• Individuals who practice the art of reading palms to determine personality traits
• Practitioners who believed that the shape and size of the skull could determine a person's character and mental abilities

sizable

• Large
• Huge
• Tiny
• Small

Quinine

• Antibiotic for strep throat
• Medication for malaria and babesiosis
• Pain reliever for headaches
• Allergy medication for hay fever

Sierra Leone, Gambia, Lagos, Ghana

• Portuguese colonies in Africa
• British colonies in Africa
• Spanish colonies in Africa
• French colonies in Africa

Berlin Conference of 1884-1885

• Trade agreement between Africa and Europe
• Peace negotiation between African tribes
• Scientific conference to study African wildlife
• Meeting between European powers to divide and colonize Africa

Colonies of France in Africa

• Spanish West Africa and Spanish Equatorial Africa
• British West Africa and British Equatorial Africa
• Portuguese West Africa and Portuguese Equatorial Africa
• French West Africa and French Equatorial Africa, Algeria, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Niger

Definition of concentration camp

• A summer camp for children
• A luxury resort for vacationers
• A retirement home for the elderly where large numbers of people are imprisoned in a relatively small area

• A place where large numbers of people, especially political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities, are deliberately imprisoned in a relatively small area with inadequate facilities.