Nationalism/Imperialism Unit
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| Nationalism | Strong sense of pride in your country
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| Imperialism | Stronger nations create empires by dominating weaker nations economically, politically, culturally, or militarily
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| Social Darwinism (ethnocentrism) | Belief that the strongest cultures and nations should dominate the weaker areas
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| Mother Country | Country who had colonies
EX: Great Britain - mother country, India - colony
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| Direct Rule | Area controlled in all areas by the mother country; impose the European culture on the colony
colony - under indirect rule
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| Indirect Rule | Mother country used local rulers and encouraged local rulers' children to get a European education to become Westernized
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| Protectorate | Area where local rulers are left in place but were expected to follow the advice of European advisors from the mother country
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| Partition | Break into parts; the European countries partitioned Africa into colonies
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| Paternalism ("White Man's Burden") | Saw the people in the colonies as children who needed to be taken care of/in need of guidance
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| The "Scramble" for Africa | European nations taking over control of areas in Africa (dividing Africa up)
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| African "Elite" | Upper class Africans who were Western (European) educated
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| Interdependance | Mutual dependance of countries on goods, labor, resources, and knowledge from other parts of the world
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| Mercantilism | Economic system in which the mother country gets natural resources from the colonies and sells finished goods back to the colonies
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