imperialism

What was the Scramble for Africa?

The Scramble for Africa was a process where European powers colonized Africa between 1884 and 1885, dividing it into colonies and spheres of influence.

What impact did the colonization of Africa have on the continent?

The colonization of Africa led to the exploitation of its resources, the displacement of its people, and the imposition of European culture and values.

What is imperialism?

Imperialism is the policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization, use of military force, or other means.

What are the causes of imperialism?

The causes of imperialism include economic interests, political and military interests, and a desire for social and cultural influence.

What are the effects of imperialism?

The effects of imperialism include exploitation of resources and people, cultural assimilation and loss of traditions, and political and economic instability in colonized regions.

What was the Berlin Conference?

The Berlin Conference was a series of meetings held in 1884-1885 in Berlin, Germany, where European powers divided and colonized Africa without the input or consent of African leaders.

Who colonized Nigeria and when did it gain independence?

Nigeria was colonized by the British from the late 19th century until 1960 when it gained independence.

What impact did colonization have on Nigeria?

The colonization of Nigeria had a significant impact on its political, economic, and social development.

What did the British introduce to Nigeria?

The British introduced a new system of government, education, and religion to Nigeria.

Did colonization have only positive effects on Nigeria?

No, colonization had both positive and negative effects on Nigeria.

Is the legacy of colonization still felt in Nigeria today?

Yes, the legacy of colonization is still felt in Nigeria today.

What is colonial imperialism?

Colonial imperialism involves the direct control of a territory by a foreign power, often through the establishment of colonies with settlers from the imperial power who establish their own government and institutions.

What is protectorate imperialism?

Protectorate imperialism involves a more indirect form of control, where the imperial power establishes a relationship of protection with a weaker state, allowing it to exert influence over that state's affairs.

What is sphere of influence imperialism?

Sphere of influence imperialism refers to a situation where a foreign power has significant economic or political influence over a particular region or country, without necessarily having direct control over it.

How can sphere of influence imperialism occur?

Sphere of influence imperialism can occur through trade agreements, investment in infrastructure, or other means.

What is economic imperialism?

Economic imperialism involves the domination of one country's economy by another.

How can economic imperialism occur?

Economic imperialism can occur through the control of resources, the establishment of monopolies, or other means.

What is Paternalism?

‘father’ like relationship (imperialistic country → colony)

What are events in the 1700’s

American rev, Industrial rev, French rev, Reign of terror, Baroque art, Rococo Art, Neo Classical Art, Cape town (independant)

What are events in the 1800’s?

Napoleonic Era, Meiji Era, War of 1812, Congress of Vienna, Seneca Falls, German Unification, Italian Unification, Berlin Conference, British control in Capetown → Control in South Africa, Romanticism art, Impressionism → Post Impressionism, Imperialism in China

What is the Shogun?

Military leader → similar to Bismark

What are the Daimyo?

Feudal lords (boss of sammurai)

What are Sammurai?

Warriors/soldiers → serve under daimyo normally

What country does Japan __**constantly fight over?**__

Korea and Manchuria

What countries does Japan __***fight against***__

China and Russia

Portuguese trade what with Japan?

Tabaco, clocks, eyeglass, bread, weapons

Japan hates what religion?

Christianity

Who is Commodore Matthew Perry?

Man who forced Japan to open trade using threats.

Who is Cecil Rhodes?

White supremacist who justified reasoning with Social Darwinism

Who is Liliʻuokalani?

Hawaiian Queen before US colonization. Also found diamonds in Africa

What is the Open Door Policy?

Policy that China MUST open borders for trade.

Who are the Boxers?

Rebels against the foreigners in China.

What is the Taiping rebellion?

Rebellion in response of famine due to bad government. Lead by Hung Xiuquan

What does SEA get out of colonization?

Railroads. (Government of India Act)

What are Sepoy?

Indian soldiers working with the British.