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| A policy where a powerful nation wants to take over other countries politically, economically, or socially. |
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| A Dutch colonist in South Africa. |
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| A policy where citizens are treated as children, provided needs but not allowed rights. |
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| Application of Darwin's ideas of evolution and "survival of the fittest" towards human society (e.g. justifying imperialist expansion). |
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| Became emperor of Ethiopia in 1889, played Italians, French, and British against each other. |
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| A war, during 1853-1856, where the Ottoman Empire, with the help of Britain and France, stopped Russian expansion in Black Sea region. |
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| An Indian soldier that follows the British command, usually Muslim or Hindu. |
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| During the reign of Queen Vitoria when British rule came after India under the British crown. |
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| A war, during 1839-1842, between Britain and China over Britain's opium trade in China. |
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| A peace treaty between British and chinese as a result of the Opium War that gave Britain Hong Kong. |
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| When foreign residents are exempted from the laws of a country. |
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| In 1900, a revolt in China, directed to end foreign influence in the country. |
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| One of the only countries that remained independent while neighbors fell to imperialists, present-day Thailand. |
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| Wanted to change India's controlling ways so they would not be taken over. |
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| Belief that one race is superior to others. |
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