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| Economic, Political, Religious, Exploratory, and Idealogical |
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| the extension of a nation's power over other lands |
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| a political unit that depends on another govt. for its protection |
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| local rulers were able to maintain their positions of authority and status in a new colonial setting |
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| local elites removed from power and replaced with a new set of officials brought from the mother country. |
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| 1808- Great Britain and the U.S made this illegal |
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| slave trade--who made this illegal? |
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| incorporated a country within a state |
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| British established a protectorate over_________. |
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| The largest part of West Africa |
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| Officer of the Ottoman army--siezed power and established a seperate Egyptian State--brought a series of reforms to Egypt and modernized the army, set up a public school system, and helped create small industries |
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| connected India to North Africa |
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| a missionary and explorer |
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| was sent to find David Livingstone--stong dislike of Africa |
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| King of Belgium--driving force behind the colonialization of central africa--ended up with the Congo River |
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| chief rivals in East Africa |
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| downplayed the importance of colonies--"All this colonial business is a sham, but we need it for the elections." |
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| officially recognized both British and German claims for territory in East Africa--no african delegates were present here. |
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| descendents of the original Dutch settlers |
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| founded gold and diamond companies--named a territory Rhodesia--"I think what God would like me to do is to paint as much of Africa British red as possible,from Cape to Cairo." |
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| combined the old Cape Colony and the Boer republics |
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| Forms of Imperial Control |
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| Colony, Protectorate, and Sphere of Influence |
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| and area in which a foreign country has been granted excluisve rights and priveliges, such as trading rights and mining privileges. |
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| Sepoy Mutiny/Great Rebellion |
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| first war of independence for India--cause of revolt was rumor that Britain was covering bullets with cow and pig fat |
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| rivalries of _____ and _______ kept Indians from working together |
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| India was ______'s "jewel in the crown" |
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| a govoner who ruled as a represintative of a monarch |
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British manufactured goods destroyed ___________.
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local industries;
they were destroyed by _______ manufactured goods. |
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| British encouraged Indian farmers to switch from _______ to _____. |
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| Muslims and Hindus caused the ___ to be plagued because of their fighting. |
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| A lawyer and became active in the Independence movement for India—got them independence. |
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| descendents of Europeans born in Latin America and lived there permantly |
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| Spanish Portugese officials who resided temporarily on Latin American for political and economic gainand then returned to their mother countries. |
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| people of European and Native America descent |
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| guaranted the independence of the new Latin American nations and warned against any European intervention in the Americas--james monroe wrote this |
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