| A | B |
|---|
| imperilisam | extending nations control over another for $ or natural resorces |
| berlin conference in 1884 - 1885 | to decide future of africa among 12 nation's |
| direct rule | replace leaders with home nations officials |
| assinilated | absorbed into another culture |
| indirect rule | use of native oficals to handle goverment |
| exports | the seling of raw materials to europe by africa |
| African raw materials | cotton cacao, gold, diamonds, copper, rubber |
| paternalism | policy of taking care of peoples needs without any resposability |
| african improvments do to imperialism | railroads, comunication systems, mines, plantations, schools |
| france, belgium, germany, portugal followed | practice of direct rule |
| britain followed | practice of indirect rule |
| partition of africa | weakened traditional societies and established colonial gov't |
| mission station | established to spread christianity |
| Suez Canal | 1869 |
| Panama Canal | Finished 1914 |
| Technology | RR increase available resources |
| migrations | people leave for land & job opportun |
| industrialization | factories &markets sell goods |
| nationalism | Europeans competing for power |
| "White Mans Burden" | written in 1899 by Rudyard Kipling |
| social darwinism | racist theory for Kipling's idea |
| "Gold, Glory, God" | Always part of the cause |
| Chinese Revolution | 1911 |
| Charter Oath | 1868 |
| Russo-Japanese War | 1904-05 |
| Tokuga Shoguns | Japan leaders who tried to isolate |
| 1853 | Commodore Perry force open trade |
| Treaty of Kanagawa | 1854 -opened trade w/ Japan |
| cooperation | indirect vs. direct rule |
| passive opposition | Gandhi In S. Africa |
