Imperialism Notes Imperialism Key Colonial Powers (circa 1492 & later) England/UK France Portugal Spain Russia/USSR Ottoman Empire/Turkey Denmark Global Resources and Trade North America: Wood, FursWest Indies: Sugar, RumSouth America: Coffee, Cotton, SilverAmsterdam: (Likely a trade hub)Asia: Carpets, Spices, Silk, Tea, Tabak, Textiel, RijstAfrica: Gold, Slaves, Diamonds, Oil, Uranium, Petroleum, Timber, Coffee (Also described as how the rest of the world is stealing all the goods in the name of Democracy)Australia: Gold, Phosphates, Iron OreCaylen: East Indies: Maundus: Other: Clothing & Textiles, Fish, Grains, Food/Drink, Metal/Minerals, Precious Metals/Minerals, Wood Products, Textile/Apparel, Machinery/Transportation, Electronics Related19th Century European Migration Canada: 2.3 million European migrants in the 19th century United States: 33.6 million migrants (1821-1920), with 40% of Canada's migrants also going to the US South America: 3.6 million migrants Cape Colony: 160,000 migrants (to 1888) Algeria: 764,000 migrants Australia & New Zealand: 2 million migrants Territorial Waters Example: Gibraltar Spanish Territorial Waters Gibraltar is located in Spain Moroccan Territorial Waters High Seas Median Line Map of Africa Exploration Map showing the forest plateau of Africa. Explorations by Dr. Livingstone (1851-1873). Mentions other explorers like D. Schweinfurth, Sir S. Baker, and Speke. Key locations: Victoria Nyanza, L. Kamalondo, L. Bangweolo, Zambesi River mouths. Images of Coca-Cola, Nestle, McDonald's logos. Racist depictions and text in old advertisements. Cultural arrogance vs. cultural relativism An American Indian leader "discovering" Italy to make a point about Columbus and cultural arrogance. Concept of ethnocentrism vs. cultural relativism. Evolution of pop music Diagram of the family tree of pop music genres. Key influences: Jazz, Ragtime, Blues, Gospels, European march music, Folk, Hillbilly. Development of Rock 'n Roll, R&B, Soul, Ska, Reggae, Punk, Hip Hop, Techno, etc. Annexation Dominion Protectorate Influencing independent or semi-independent states. Major Colonial Powers (circa 1900) Great Britain France Russia Spain Netherlands Belgium Portugal Italy Germany Ottoman Empire United States Africa in colonial times Map of Africa showing colonial territories: French West Africa, British Somaliland, Belgian Congo, etc. Mentions independent states: Liberia, Ethiopia. Berlin Conference (1884-1885) Bismarck at the Berlin Conference (partition of Africa). Current African Countries Modern map showing countries such as Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Mauritania, etc. Further analysis about colonialism around the world Cartoon depicting Russia, China, Japan fishing with Alaska and South America in the background. Allusion to the Monroe Doctrine. Propaganda in the Belgian Kongo "Who goes with us to Verapas? There we do not have to work; eat and drink at your ease, sleep like a pig." Human rights abuses Two youths of the Equator district. The hands of Mola, seated, have been destroyed Wynne after being tied too tightly by soldiers. Logos of United Nations Knowt Play Call Kai