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Imperialism,Scramble
Crossword Review of Imperialism and the Scramble for Africa
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. Europeans believed that the spread of religion would _____ the “savage” peoples of the Americas, Africa, and Asia | Civilize |
| 2. This country avoided outright colonialism by allowing major European powers to have spheres of influence in its country. | China |
| 3. country that dominated what became Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia, among others. | France |
| 4. The language of the Dutch South Africa settlers, which is also their ethnicity. | Afrikaans |
| 5. One of the primary motivating factors for both the desire to conquer and the resistance to being conquered. | Nationalism |
| 6. A form of imperialism in which a foreign power has exclusive economic and trading rights in another country. | Sphere of influence |
| 7. country that dominated much of Africa and all of India. | England |
| 8. One of the reasons for colonialism was the spread of _____ which was done by missionaries. | Religion |
| 9. The resources that European countries sought to extract from foreign lands through imperialism. | Raw materials |
| 10. Upon his release, Nelson Madela became the first Black _____ of South Africa. | President |
| 11. The primary group to organize and protest against the Apartheid South African government. | ANC |
| 12. a form of imperialism that allows for legal independence while under the “protection” of a single country that exerts itrs influence. | Protectorate |
| 13. This Act created a system of registration for every South Africans nationality, race, ethnicity, and tribal affiliation, among other personal data points. | Population registration |
| 14. The series of wars fought between Dutch and British settlers as they competed for power and resources. | Boer |
| 15. At this meeting, Africa was divided between the European powers with no input from the Africans themselves. | Berlin conference |
| 16. Areas where non-White South Africans were forcibly relocated based on their racial, ethnic, and tribal affiliations. | Bantustans |
| 17. This country conquered and controlled Puerto Rico, Guam, Hawaii, Cuba, and the Philippines, and had spheres of influence in China and Japan | United States |
| 18. This political party created the Apartheid laws that controlled South Africans. | National |
| 19. African country that remained independent because it was a protectorate of the US. | Liberia |
| 20. A form of imperialism in which people go, dominate, settle, and recreate their ways of life in a foreign land. | Colony |
| 21. This canal provided a shortcut between Europe and Asia so that Europeans no longer had to go all the way around Africa. | Passbooks |
| 22. This was said to never have set on the British Empire. | Sun |
| 23. One of the primary leaders of the anti- Apartheid movement who sacrificed 27 years in prison in solitary confinement for his actions. | Nelson Mandela |
| 24. The law-making part of the government dominated by the Afrikaaners of South Africa. | Parliament |
| 25. The system of laws and governance that was enforced in South Africa between 1948 and 1994. | Apartheid |
| 26. After industrialization, Europeans mass- produced products but sought ____ overseas where they could sell them. | Markets |
| 27. African country that remained independent because no one could ever conquer it. | Ethiopia |
| 28. The term for Dutch settlers in South Africa | Afrikaaners |
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