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AP World History Unit 6 - Lesson 6.5
AP World History Unit 6 - Lesson 6.5
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Economic Imperialism
the use of economic power to take control over other countries/regions/peoples
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East India Company
Joint stock company formed in 1600 to engage in spice trade
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Dutch East India Trading Company
Netherlands’ multinational trading company.
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Culture System
Implemented by the Dutch in the East Indies, farmers could choose whether to farm cash crops for preform corvee labor
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Corvee Labor
Forced labor directed by government, typically for public infrastructure projects
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Opium Wars
Chinese government seized British Opium warehouses and outlawed the drug, as a result British waged war and series of conflicts continued
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Treaty of Nanking
Agreement to open up trade ports in China, supporting smuggling of Opium from Britain
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Spheres of Influence
Exclusive rights for one country over a region of another, such as trade privileges
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Banana Republics
Countries under the economic power of foreign based corporations
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Spice Islands
Group of islands to the north-east of Indonesia, between Celebes and New Guinea, known for being highly profitable in spice trade.
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Gold Coast
Section of the coast of the Gulf of Guinea, Africa.
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Pampas
Grass plains in South America.
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Opium
Addictive hallucinogenic drug, designed to relieve pain and stress.
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Treaty of Tientsin
Political document that opened several new ports for western trade and residence in China.
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Open Door Policy
Agreement for equal access to Chinese trade between the U.S, Japan, and European powers.
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Plantation Syndicate
Group of British weaving companies who controlled farming in Sudan.
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Cocoa
Beans that are source of chocolate.
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When was slavery outlawed in British Colonies?
1833
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Consequences of cash crops in colonized countries.
Food shortages, drought, and economic instability.
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What country replaced Brazil for rubber production, with cheaper labor?
Malaysia.
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