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Imperialism till WW I
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The Russo Japanese War resulted in
Japan gaining control over Korea and Manchuria
Russia and Japan dividing the territory
Russia invading Japan and taking over it colonies
Korea becoming an independent nation and imperial power
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Which best describes the relationship between imperialist powers
Countries staked land far from colonies of other nations
Countries formed fierce rivalries and other nations
Countries worked together to divide raw materials
Countries respected territories of other nations
3
The early settlers of Cape Colony were known as
Afrikaners
prospectors
Mahdists
Huguenots
4
One way Britain was able to exercise control over Latin America was by
providing food to Brazil/ Argentina relying on the British
setting up embassies in Brazil/ Argentina to watch goats
providing loans to Latin America countries
integrating soldiers from LA countries into British military
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The Roosevelt Corollary implied that
imperialists should be allowed to influence LA direct imp.
Europe had no reason to interfere in LA; US is the police
countries should work together for LA recover from pol. rev.
the Monroe Doctrine was outdated and no longer effective
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The Spanish American War in 1898 resulted in the US
extending the Monroe Doctrine thru the Roosevelt Corollary
gaining control of islands in South Pacific & Caribbean Sea
dissolving colonies in Asia; urging countries to do same
preventing Europ. powers from directly ruling LA countries
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The policy in which a state takes political and economic control of areas beyond its borders is
capitalism
imperialism
infrastructure
partition
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Informal Imperialism is when a dominant country
influences a nation politically but not economically
occupies and controls another country directly
rules a colony through a company or military base
exerts pressure or influence without physical conquest
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One way colonizers improved their colonies' infrastructure was by
establishing democracies in each country
building railroads that transported goods
introducing natives to Western education
encouraging colonies to industrialists
10
In the Middle East, the British wanted to capture Omdurman in Egypt in order to
give military support to the French
take control of the Nile Valley
gain access to the land's gold mines
extract diamond from the land
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The British Parliament took direct control over India after
hostile Indian soldiers rebelled against the British
the French attempted to take control of the area
Russia threatened its sphere of influence in South Asia
British soldiers discovered diamond and gold in the land
12
One reason the Mahdists lost against Egyptian government and British led army for they lacked
swords
technical skills
troops
raw materials
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Which of these best describes the scramble for Africa
Imperialist powers sliced Africa among themselves with a map
The US used Roosevelt Corollary to prevent nations colonize
Diplomats worked with tribal leaders to colonize countries
European countries worked to finance capital expansion/loans
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What was one way industrialization encouraged imperialism
Growing industries need larger markets for their goods
The British were interested in weaponry developed in Asia
Europ. countries need more space and land to build factories
Investors are looking for more raw materials to use
15
Which best explains why European powers competed intensely for China
They wanted to bring Christianity to the people there
They wanted to build military bases there to fight Japan
They wanted to market products to China's large population
They wanted to have access to fertile Yangtze River valley
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In what part of the world did imperialist powers create a "Sphere of Influence"
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Australia