WrldHst Imperialism Study Guide

takeover of country or territory by strong donation with intent of dominating political economic and social life of people of that Nation

• social darwinism

• imperialism

• jewel in the crown

• boxer Rebellion

strongest society/Place people will survive

• open Door policy

• Monroe Doctrine

• social darwinism

• white man's burden

white man's duty to civilize the uncivilized

• Roosevelt Corollary

• sun never sets on the British Empire

• indirect control

• white man's burden

1884 a meeting and with reps of European nations agreed the divisions of Africa. Rival tribes are put in the same country

• berlin Conference

• gandhi

• open Door policy

• direct control

describes how big the British Empire was

• jewel in the crown

• "sun never sets on the British Empire"

• simon Bolivar

• Sun Yet-Sen

india was the most valuable of all Britain's colonies

• imperialism

• indirect control

• direct Control

• jewel in the crown

Paternalism-Europeans governed in fatherly ways but would not give rights. Assimilation-Policy based on the idea that local populations would become absorbed into French culture.

• Direct control

• Monroe Doctrine

• Indirect control

• Berlin Conference

relied on existing political rulers councils will train local leaders in British method of government so that local population would eventually govern itself.

• Direct control

• Indirect control

• Toussaint L'Overture

• Quinine

a campaign against foreign rule

• “Sun never sets on the British Empire”

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

• Boxer Rebellion

a US policy declaring China will trade with All Nations

• Simon Bolivar

• Open Door policy

• Father Miguel Hidalgo

• White man's burden