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Chapter 27

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The takeover of a country or territory by a stronger nation with the intent of dominating the political, economic, and social life of the people is called? Imperialism
Theory of "survival of the fittest"is called? Social Darwism
Human-made waterway connecting the Red and Mediterranean Sea was called ? Suez Canal
War between the British and the Boers was called ? Boer War
Belief that one race is superior to others is called? Racism
Governing in a "parental" way by providing for needs but not giving rights is called? Paternalism
What was the Crimean War? A Russian war against Ottomans for control of the black sea,
What was the Suez Canal? A ship canal in Northeastern Egypt linking the red sea with the Mediterranean Sea.
What countries found Egypt location at the head of the Red Sea valuable? France and Britian
Who is Muhammad Ali? A new leader that the ottomans sent as part of an expeditionary force to govern egypt, but soon broke away from ottoman control.
which crop did muhammad ali shift Egyptian agriculture to a plantation cash-crop>? Cotton
which Country occupied Egypt because of the Suez canal? Britian
Britain interest in presia increased greatly after the discovery of what? oil
a British corporation called the Anglo Persian oil company began to develop what in Persia? Rich oil fields
India became a colony that experienced a lot of change because of what? The occupation of the imperialist British The occupation of the imperialist British
What are sepoys? Indian soldiers that were led by British officers from the E. India Company.
What was the Sepoy Mutiny? Uprising of Sepoys resenting their British subjection. Displayed revolt and nationalism among them
Explain the relationship between Brit and India after Brit industrialized India supplied most of Brit with raw materials Became a marketplace for Brit exports but Indians were not allowed to interfere with the market
What were negative effects of British Ruler over India? British dominance in Indian economy and government Restricted self-industries Cash crops which lead to famine Increase of British Christianization and racism
What were positive effects of British rule over India? Modernized economy from railroads/unity. Benefited Brits mostly Progressed modernization of social and economic life. End of local warfare
What was the sepoy Mutiny? Rebellion of Sepoys against the British to express their feelings of resentment and nationalism
In what way did the Mutiny change the political climate of India? British Government took over completely
Who was responsible for the appearance of nationalism in India and how were the Indians treated by the British? Ram Mohun Roy wanted social reform; modernization of India That sparked hatred Indians being looked upon lowly by the Brits in their own country
Why would dividing the Hindus and Muslims into separate sections would be good? British thought that it would be easier to control because of 2 groups rather than one big group Also wanted them to turn against each other since they had a history of social conflicts.
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