Imperialism

Europeans in Africa took away farmer's land to use for cash crop plantations instead, causing famine

Japan?

How did industrialization lead to imperialism?

A country or a territory with its own internal government but under the control of an outside power?

Considered to be the jewel in the crown of the British empire?

In response to imperialism, China industrializes to protect itself?

The US demands that Japan open its ports with a threat.

Japan becomes an imperial power in which conflicts?

System used in India which separated different classes sharply?

The British bring in what good to trade with China despite trade restrictions?

Chinese ruler who resists foreign change/influence in the Qing Empire?

What led to the Sepoy mutiny?

Russia?

An area in which an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges? (Used in China)

Suez Canal?

Problems with treaties of this time period?

The French preferred direct management of colonies/territories.

Rebellion in which Africans believed their spirituality would protect them from German weapons?

How did China and Japan differ in responding to Imperialism?

A country or a territory governed internally by a foreign power?

What caused the Boxer Rebellion?

"Westernization" and "civilized" are biased terms

India?

Congo?

Belief that one race is superior to another

China?

Location in Africa which sparked colonization?

England?

Belief that Europeans were superior in cultural and physical development to non-Europeans

An independent but less-developed country controlled by private business interests rather than other governments?

Examples of Meiji reforms?

The Berlin conference African borders still separate ethnic communities today

Ruler who used brutal treatment in the Congo?

The Berlin conference split nations using natural boundaries, like rivers and such

There were Africans at the Berlin Conference, which divided Africa.

Why was Britain interested in Egypt?

Hindus and Muslims were united against British rule.

What happens after the sepoy mutiny?

Result of the Opium War?

Cape Town?

The Enfield Rifle was a new machine gun which allowed Europeans to dominate Africa.

The British preferred indirect rule in Italy, which allowed Indians to take positions in the army and gov

Ruler of Ethiopia who modernized the country and stockpiled weapons for defense?

The only African country able to resist Europeans (by defeating Italians)?

Scientific Racism is a disproved science.

Quinine was used to treat malaria

Europeans went looking for land during this period so they could take more slaves.

Period of reform in Japan following contact with the West?

Why didn't the sepoy mutiny succeed?