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new imperialism test

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Ram Mohun Roy great scholar, felt that India could learn from the west
Guang Xu young emperor, launched the hundered days of reform
Sun Yixian a passionate spokesman for Chinese republic
Usman dan Fodio called for social and religious reform based on Islamic law
Shaka ruthless and brilliant leader of the Zulus
Leopold 2 called the Berlin Conference of 1884, ruler of the Belgium
purdah isolation of women in seperate quarters
protectorate local rulers that were left in place but were expected to follow the advice of european advisors on issues such as trade or missionary activity
trade surplus export more than import
trade deficit buying more than sold
balance of trade refers to difference between how much a country imports and how much it exports
social darwinism theory of neutral selection applied to human beings
boer war war from 1899 to 1902 when britain defeated the Boers of south africa
wahhabi movement in Arabia rejected the schools of theology and law that had emerged in the Ottoman empire
sepoy rebellion several sepoy regiments that marched off to delhi the old Mughal capital there they build the Mughal ruler as their leader
open door policy American approach to China around 1900, favoring open trade relations between China and other nations
berlin conference of 1884 1884 to avoid bloodshed european powers met at an international conference and it took place in africa but no africans were invited
seirra leone 1787 british organized in west africa as a colony for former slaves
ehtipoia independant country in Africa
Iran (persia) where oil is
suez canal in 1858 a french entrepenuer Ferdinand de Lesseps organized a company to build the suez canal
 

 



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