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Imperialism 2

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TermDefinition
Social Darwinism the concept that "strong" countries are meant to dominate "weak" countries
White man's burden the concept that Europeans were obligated to spread Christianity in Africa to "civilize" the people
"Scramble for Africa" race to conquer territory in Africa by industrial nations and exploit their natural resources
Berlin Conference a meeting held by European nations to set up rules for peacefully dividing Africa
"Jewel in the crown" how the British viewed the country of India as a supplier of wealth and resources
Sepoy mutiny a rebellion of Hindu and Muslim soldiers serving in the British East India Company
British East India Co. a company that had economic control over India
Raj direct British control of India
ethnocentric a belief that ones culture is better than all others
unequal treaties unfair treaties signed by the Chinese due to the loss of war
Sphere of influence a part of a country where another country has trading rights
extraterritorially a concept of having to follow the laws of ones home country, not the laws of the country that they are now ling in
meji restoration a period of aggressive modernization and imperialism in Japan
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