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History test unite 3

for history

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What is imperialism? The seizure of a country or territory by a stronger country
Define sphere of influence? A geographic area where a dominant country, organization or individual has significant power
define Colony A country or a territory governed internally by a foreign power
Define economic imperialism The practice of one country extending its economic dominance war another through control of its economy
Define protectorate. A state that is controlled and protected by anothor
What is assimilation? The process of taking something in (culture, ect)
What technologies and developments aided access to Africa? Wepeons, medical advancments like the one made to prevent malaria
What was the purpose of the Berlin conference? It allowed important powers to come togeather and split up Africa (African Americans weren't allowed"
What was the effect of the berlin conference? Powers still fought over parts of Africa
Who was Cecil Rhodes? A business man who used the wealth he took from South Africa's diamond industry to extend British
What was the Boer War? A.K.A South Africa war, bewteen British and the Boars was the first modern total war.
Who was Leopold II? He acquired land in Congo, he brutally exploits africans, millions die, he is overrun by belgium governmnet
What was the Sepoy Mutiny? The rebel against the British beacuse of the Going against Muslim religion/
What were the effects of Sepoy Muntiny British put down rebellion, take direct command of India
What was the Ottoman Empire Controled vast areas of Europe, Asia, and Africa weaked by European power
What is the importance of the Suez Canal The Suez canal was a short cut used instead of going around Africa.
What was the Anit Imperialist League A group of people who were against poeple westernizing
What was the Monroe Dotrine? U.S foreign policy warning European powers to not colonize in the newly independent nations
What was the result of the Spanish American war? America gained Land from Spain and Established new naval ports
Positive effects of Imperialism Education, healthcare improvements, and more trade and resources
Negative effects of imperialism Less resources, severe cultural damage, racism, class division
What was the purpose of the Panama Canal A short cut instead of going around South America for trade
What was the Opium War? Conflict between Britain + China, Chinas attempt to stop illegal opium trade but Britian wanted open trade
What was the Boxer Rebelliion It opposed Western Imperialism, foreign businesses and christan missionaries, amied to restore China
Who infuenced Japan;s decision to open trade Commodora Matthew Perry in 1853
Summarize Japans shift in foreign policy because western military built national strength and embraced westernization.
Who was commodore Perry A American who forces Japan to open trade
What was the Meiji Restoration? In 1868, centralized government, Industralization, and Western education and military.
What was the open door policy? proposed by the united states, called for equal trading rigths for all countiresm aimed to prevent any one nation from fully controlling china
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