"The Industrial Revolution, & the 'New' Imperialism Review"

As Europeans explored new regions for colonization, they encountered new infectious diseases. What would help with this?

Which of these allowed England to become the world's first industrialized nation?

This European country lead the world into the Industrial Revolution in the mid-late 1700s?

How were Western nations able to expand their control over Asia and Africa so quickly?

Which of these Princes married Queen Victoria?

Many Europeans felt they were superior to all others, & imperial conquest of weaker races was simply nature's way.

Which of these best explains the statement "the sun never sets on the British Empire."?

Which pre-WW1 Alliance (or, Alliance System) is shown in Orange below?

Which two countries are most-likely being represented in this political cartoon?

Which country entered the war after Germany invaded Belgium on their way to France?

By about how much did the British Empire grow during Queen Victoria's reign?

Although a small island country; Britain had plenty of ____ and imporant resource leading to IR

Explosive deve. in the late 1800s of this allowed some Europ. nations to control the world.

Desiring complete neutrality from WW1, this European nation was illegally attacked by Germany; thus angering the world.

The adjective Victorian relates to __________________?

A country with its own government, but under the control of an outside power is known as a(n) ___________________.

Which country est. the largest empire during this time period?

Which of these became the most important colony (or, colonies) of Great Britain?

These two Indian commodities became the reason(s) why it was Britain's most-important colony?

In the beginning of the IR which industry dominated manufacturing (in Britain)?

What is imperialism?

Powerful English "figurehead" during "The Age of Imperialism"; beloved all over British Empire

Branch of English gov't that controls the power to make laws and govern citizenry?

One way in which imperialism changed the economic lives of colonized people was by __________________.

Euro. missionaries believed strongly that ______ was an important step to "civilizing" natives.

Distorted theory of "survival of the fittest"; "justified" Imperialism in Europe's eyes

Which of the pre-WW1 Alliances (or, Alliance Systems) is shown in Red below?

Type of gov't that many/most Europ. powers had (some form of) during the "Age of Imperialism".

Time when Europ. nations extended their power throughout world; est. colonies/protectorates

The advent (invention) of _______ allowed iron production to double in England bet. 1796-1806.