Module 3 TCW The Global Inter-State System

What is imperialism?

A policy or ideology of extending a nation's rule over foreign nations.

How can imperialism extend control?

Through military, political, or economic control.

What is colonialism?

Acquiring political control, occupying another country, and exploiting it economically.

What is the difference between imperialism and colonialism?

Imperialism is the broader policy; colonialism involves actual control, occupation, and exploitation.

What is post-colonialism?

Developments occurring in a former colony after the colonizing power leaves.

What is neocolonialism?

A new form of colonialism involving influence without direct political control.

Who can contribute to neocolonialism?

Multinational corporations (MNCs).

What are multinational corporations?

Large businesses that operate in many countries.

How does neocolonialism control countries?

Through economic influence or exploitation rather than direct political control.

What is absent in neocolonialism?

Direct political control.

What can still exist under neocolonialism?

Economic exploitation.

What does Lesson 3 examine about colonialism?

Its role in shaping today's global political and economic hierarchy.

What three concepts are introduced in Lesson 3?

Neocolonialism, internationalism, and globalism.

What does Lesson 3 ask about globalization?

To explain its effects on governments.

What should students identify about international relations?

The institutions that govern international relations.