| A | B |
|---|
| Sepoy Rebellion | Native Indians fought the British over religious and cultural beliefs |
| Protectorate | A territory in which the ruler is forced to submit to foreign rule |
| Colony | a settlement established by citizens of another country |
| Sphere of Influence | a region where one nation has special, sometimes exclusive, economic and political privileges that are recognized by other nations |
| Opium War | Battles fought between the British and the Chinese |
| Taiping Rebellion | Internal war between the peasants and leaders of China |
| Boxer Rebellion | Righteous Fists fought against foreigners |
| Congo | Belgium Colony |
| India | British |
| Ethiopia | defeated Italians |
| Matthew Perry | captain from the U.S. who forced Japan to open its ports |
| Open Door Policy | The policy implemented by the U.S. to allow freedom of trade in China |
| Manchuria | area in China that was wanted by both the Russians and the Japanese |
| Morocco | French protectorate |
| South Africa | British took it from Dutch for farming |
| Libya | Italian colony |
| Korea | controled by China until it became a Japanese protectorate |
