history quiz - imperialism and nationalism

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Unequal Power Dynamics

Power imbalances that result from factors like military strength, economic control, and social structures during imperial expansion.

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British Raj

The period of British direct rule in India from 1858 to 1947, following the Sepoy Rebellion.

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Sepoy Rebellion

A major but unsuccessful uprising against the British East India Company's rule in India in 1857.

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Divide and Rule

A strategy employed by colonial powers to maintain control by fostering divisions among local populations.

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EIC (East India Company)

A British trading company that played a major role in the colonization of India, beginning its influence in the 1600s.

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Opium Wars

Two wars (1839-1842 and 1856-1860) fought between China and Britain over trade and the opium trade.

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Taiping Rebellion

A massive civil war in southern China from 1850 to 1864, fueled by anti-foreign sentiment and resentment against Qing rule.

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Social Darwinism

A theory that applies natural selection to human societies, often used to justify imperialist expansion and racist ideologies.

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Christian Missionizing

The efforts by colonial powers to convert indigenous peoples to Christianity as part of their imperial initiatives.

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Scramble for Africa

The rapid invasion and colonization of African territory by European powers from the 1880s to the onset of World War I.

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Berlin Conference

A meeting in 1884-1885 where European nations established rules for the colonization of Africa.

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Colons

European settlers in Algeria who benefited from land and resource exploitation during colonization.

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Yamato Race Theory

A nationalist ideology in Japan asserting the superiority of the Japanese people and justifying imperialism.

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Rubber exploitation

Intensive harvesting of rubber in the Congo, leading to severe human rights abuses.

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Chicottes

Whips used by Belgians to punish Congolese workers harshly.

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Motives for colonization Of Belgium in the Congo

Pursuit of raw materials, land, markets, prestige, and power.

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Legacy of exploitation

Long-lasting internal issues in Congo resulting from colonial rule.