| A | B |
|---|
| Imperialism | to take over a country or territory by a stronger nation ith the intent of dominating the pilitical,eco., nd soc. life of the people |
| social darwinsim | darwins ideas about survival of the fitist and it was applied to social change |
| Berlin conference | rules tha were layed down abou the division of africa |
| great trek | the boers moved north to escae th british |
| Boer war | boers and british faught for control of territory in south africa |
| paternalism | treaying people as if they are kids: providing with everything they need but not giving then rights |
| assimilation | a nation forces or encourages a sibject people to adot its institutions and cusom |
| menelik II | Emperor pf Eithiopia. |
| Threay of kanagawa | agreement between the U.S. andJapan which opened 2 japanese ports to US ships and allowed the US to set up an embassy in Japan |
| Sepoys | india soldiers |
| Sepoy mutiny | rebellio of hindu and muslim soldiers against the british in india |
| raj | the time british ruled over india (1757-1947) |
| Opium war | bla bla bla i know this one |
| extraterritorial rightd | an exemption o foriegn residents from the laws of the country |
| treaty of nanjing | followed the Opium war, granted christian missonaries indreased privleges in chna |
| taipin rebellion | aganst the Quing dynasty in china, led by hong |
| sphere of influence | a nation had control over trade nd other economic activities |
| open door policy | proposed by US under which all nations would have equal opportunities to trae in china. |
| boxer rebellion | china aimed at ending foreign influence in the country |
| meiji era | ruled by emperor Mutsuhito |
| Russo-Japanese war | jaan launched a suprise attack at rissian army because the refused to sa out of korea |
| annexation | the adding of a region to the territory of an existing political unit. _Japan imposed annexation in korea |
| indirect control | relied onexistng politcal rulers |
| direct control | paternalism- no self rule |
