imperialism

• Did the United States like colonization

  no
• What are the lands in south east asia that border the pacific ocean known as

  The Pacific Rim
• An uprising of Indian soldiers in the British army

  sepoy mutiny
• India was a valuable country it was called the

  Jewel in the crown
• Why did Russia want control over Persia

  access to Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean
• Britain oversaw the control of the ___ in Egypt

  Suez Canal
• Reducing local warfare was a positive of imperialism

  true
• taking land for strategic purposes

  Geopolitics
• who fought the Crimean war

  Russia and the ottoman empire
• Russia and Britain fought over control of India in

  the great game
• the breakdown of traditional culture was a positive impact of imperialsm

  false
• who tried to reform egypts military and economy

  Muhammad ali
• what lands were never colonized by europe

  Liberia and ethiopia
• local officials run daily management under indirect control

  true
• forms of imperialism

  colony, sphere of influence, protectorate
• the race to claim lands in Africa was known as

  the scramble for africa
• The ___ was the European meeting to divide africa

  berlin conference
• dutch settlers in south africa

  boers
• Union of south Africa was created after the boer war

  false
• who clashed in south africa

  Zulus, dutch, english
• industrialization stirred ambition for

  imperialism
• European interest raised with the discovery of what in africa

  gold and diamonds
• first African region to fall to imperialism

  congo
• applies natural selection and evolution to humans

  social darwinism
• industrializations caused Europeans to look for

  new markets and sourcesof raw materials
• isthmus


  a narrow piece of land with sea on either side
• imperialism


  the extension of a nation's power over other lands
• indirect rule


  Colonial government in which local rulers are allowed to maintain their positions of authority and status
• annex


  to incorporate into an existing political unit, such as a city or country
• uncharted


  not mapped
• sepoy


  An indian soldier hired by the british east india company to protect the company's interests in the region
• viceroy


  a governor who ruled as a representative of a monarch
• concession


  an area of a country governed by a foreign power
• sphere of influence


  An area in which a foreign power has been granted exclusive rights and privileges, particularly regarding trade and extraction of natural resources
• indemnity


  payment for damages