Unit 1.1: Imperialism Identification Review

A belief that your country is the best, often leading to violence and intense competition

• Nationalism

• Civilizing Mission

• Imperialism

• New Imperialism

• Mercantilism

When one country takes over or influences another

• Imperialism

• Civilizing Mission

• Mercantilism

• New Imperialism

• Nationalism

A period of colonial expansion in which attention shifted to Africa and Asia

• New Imperialism

• Civilizing Mission

• Nationalism

• Imperialism

• Mercantilism

A belief that it is the moral obligation of Europeans to improve the lives of Africans, Asians, and indigenous Americans

• Civilizing Mission

• Imperialism

• New Imperialism

• Nationalism

• Mercantilism

A belief that certain races are inherently better than others and, therefore, deserve to rule

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

• Civilizing Mission

• Mercantilism

• Social Darwinism

A conflict between Britain and Dutch farmers in South Africa over independence

• Boer Wars

• Moroccan Crisis

• Boxer Rebellion

• Jameson Raid

• Fashoda Crisis

The conflict that gave Japan control over the Korean Peninsula

• Boxer Rebellion

• Fashoda Crisis

• Boer Wars

• Sino-Japanese War

• Jameson Raid

A revolt in China that sought to eliminate foreign influence

• Boxer Rebellion

• Boer Wars

• Fashoda Crisis

• Jameson Raid

• Moroccan Crisis

Britain tried to use economic influence to control China’s trade against China’s wishes

• Opium Wars

• Boer Wars

• Jameson Raid

• Fashoda Crisis

• Boxer Rebellion

President of the Transvaal who fought against the British in the Boer Wars.

• Paul Kruger

• Cecil Rhodes

• Jan Smuts

• Louis Botha