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Mrs Harp unit4 vocab

vocab

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Sepoy A hired indian soldier
Assimilate To make similer
Annexation To incorperate into an existing political unit
Boxer A member of a secret socioty who swore to destroy foriegners within their country of china
Indirect rule A governmental system that allows a country to maintain its traditions and custums while another country makes all the decisions
Rosevelt Corollary Issued giving the US international police powers to intervene in other Latin American countries
Concession A grant of land made by a government in return for specified services
Extraterritoriality Lack or restrictions from local legal jurisdictions
Monroe Doctrine The US policy that states that the Americas were off limits to further European colonisation
Sphere of influence An area where only one foriegn power had the right to trade
Direct Rule A governmental system where a central government controlls a country
Imperialism A nations economic and political influence over other weaker nations.
Subsidy A payment by the government to a non governmental organisation
Cash Crops Products grown to be sold to others rather than used by the farmer for food
Humanitarianism Wanting to improve conditions for native people
isolationism a policy of not getting involved in alliances or other national political and economic relations
Meiji Restoration The period of time when Japanese officials studied Western political economic technological and scientific ideas
Markets Places where people buy and sell finished goods.
Protectorate A country or reigon kept safe by another stronger country
Partition to divide up
Social darwinism A philosiphy that says only the fittest strongest and smartest people grow wealthy
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