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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is imperialism? | Imperialism is when a powerful country controls weaker regions politically, economically, or militarily to gain power and resources. |
| Name 3 main reasons for imperialism | Demand for raw materials, nationalism, and belief in cultural superiority (Social Darwinism). |
| What does a map showing European control of Africa demonstrate? | It demonstrates imperialism through political and economic dominance over African regions. |
| What is a colony? | A territory directly ruled by a foreign country. |
| What is a sphere of influence? | A region where a foreign country has economic control but no direct political rule. |
| How can a map support a written source about imperialism | The map visually shows control of regions that matches the explanation in the source. |
| One economic reason European nations practiced imperialism | To gain raw materials like rubber, oil, and minerals for industrial growth. |
| One political reason for imperialism | To increase power and compete with other nations. |
| What is Social Darwinism? | The belief that stronger nations had the right to dominate weaker nations. |
| One negative effect of imperialism on colonized regions | Loss of independence and exploitation of resources. |
| One positive effect of imperialism (imperial power’s view) | Development of railroads, schools, or hospitals. |
| What pattern do you often see on imperialism maps? | European nations controlling Africa and Asia, especially coastal areas. |
| How do you answer a CRQ with a map? | Identify who controls what, explain why, and describe one effect. |
| Example sentence to start a map-based CRQ | The map shows European nations controlling regions of Africa, demonstrating imperialism.” |
| Example sentence connecting map + source | The source explains the desire for raw materials, and the map supports this by showing European control of resource-rich regions.” |