Imperialism Vocab and African Imperialism Map Review

European countries settled their disputes over control of African territories at this event.

• The treaty of Versailles

• The Munich Treaty

• The Berlin Conference

• The Congo-Leopold Conference

The relation of a strong nation to a weak one under its control and protection; also called indirect rule.

• Protectorate

• Direct Rule

• Perspectives

• Stereotype

Controlling an area by bringing in your own leaders and telling natives what to do.

• Direct Rule

• Indirect Rule

• Missionaries

• Spheres of Influence

A country has economic control or trading rights over another area.

• Spheres of Influence

• Perspectives

• Colony

• Direct Rule

Imperialism is ​ (a)   nations taking over ​ (b)   nations.

• stronger
• bigger
• weaker
• smaller
• northern
• southern

BONUS QUESTION (WORTH 2 POINTS) *HAS TO BE 100% CORRECT*

Put the scenario into the correct "motive" category.

Groups:

(a) Economic

,

(b) Political

,

(c) Religious

,

(d) Exploratory

• Claiming territory to prevent a rival from profiting.

• Hunt for natural resources

• Wanting to explore uncharted territories.

• Industrial Revolution

• To control as much of the world as possible

• The missionaries goal was to spread Christianity.

What did Cecil Rhodes believe was vital to control the flow of wealth in the empire?

• Diamond mining

• Deforestation

• Railway and Communication networks

• Rubber and oil manufacturing

British citizens accused of crimes had the right to be tried in British courts rather than in Chinese courts.

• Unequal treaties

• Boxer Rebellion

• Extraterritoriality

• Treaty of Nanking

British shipping and export company that operated between 1600-1874 and monopolized the trade in Indian goods.

• British East India Company

• The Pirates of the Carribbean

• British West India Company

• Sepoy Mutineers

Japan during the Tokugawa Period would be best described as​ (a)   ​ ​ ​ .

• Isolated
• Imperialistic
• International
• Greedy