Ch 11-Imperialism and the Growth of the British Empire

He led the diplomatic meeting to carve up Africa among the Europeans c1880.

He was a pseudoscientist and leader of the racist ideology of Social Darwinism.

He exemplified Imperialism, entrepreneurship and Social Darwinism all in one.

His inventions during the Second Industrial Revolution greatly increased the need for copper deposits.

The Berlin Conference is an example of Europeans expanding their influence using diplomacy among other European states.

What was a common relationship between the Europeans and both India and Africa c1750

The Indians actively and directly resisted English imperialism in South Asia.

A cultural issue was the spark of the Sepoy Rebellion.

The USA was an imperialistic state like those of Europe.

What was the spark/immediate cause of the Sepoy Rebellion?

The Belgian Congo began as a personal colony of King Leopold of Belgium.

Leader of the Zulu who reacted directly and militantly to the European exansion into Southern Africa.

Britain practiced economic imperialism in India pre1857

He is associated with the devastating demographic effects of the Columbian Exchange in Oceania.

M. Ali can best be described as

His poem "White Man's Burden" exemplified Social Darwinism during the late 19th century,

The Indian Civil Service was an example of

Which was an example of Europeans facing direct resistance in their efforts to conquer colonies?

The Zule persisted on the periphery of European colonies in Southern Africa in the mid19th century.

Discontent with imperial rule led to rebellions-some were influenced by religious ideas. Which is NOT an example?

The Zulu actively and directly resisted European imperialism in Southern Africa.

Which area was not part of the British empire c1900?

Scientific racism was a racist extenstion of whose scientific discoveries?

Whose second industrial revolution invention increased the production of cheap steel?

The Sepoy Rebellion is also known as the Indian Rebellion of 1857

19th century Indian Nationalist questioning the role of Britian in India.

Australia, New Zealand, Algeria, Cape Colony

Which is an INCORRECT matching of colony and raw material produced?

British East India Company was a part of the English government/state.

What is a similarity in India and the Belgian Congo?