World History: Chapter 19.  Where did Europe focus their attention to build colonies?

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World History: Chapter 19

 Where did Europe focus their attention to build colonies?

 Which nation in Europe allowed some self-rule for their colonies?

 Who explored Australia and New Zealand?

 Who were the original settlers of Australia?

 Who were the original inhabitants of Australia?

 Why did settlers go to Australia- what drew them?

 What were Dutch settlers in South Africa called?

 To escape the rule of GB the Boers did this and moved to a new area?

 Why did GB go into the Dutch Republics in southern Africa?

 T or F The Boers won the Boer War.

 What two European nations claimed the majority of land in Latin America?

 Who led the charge of independence in Latin America?

 What nation in Latin America was a prime example of the issues of self-govt. for the region?

 What was the issue of President Diaz in Mexico?

 What happened to Mexico once Madero was killed?

 List a problem of self-govt.

 List another problem of self-govt.

 What term describes gaining wealth and resources by military force?

 List a reason for imperialism.

 Which European nation controlled India?

 In what year did the Sepoy Mutiny occur?

 What dynasty ruled China during imperialism?

 Who did China fight in the Opium Wars?

 Why did China fight the British in the Opium Wars?

 What were the Chinese not able to do after the Opium Wars?

 What nation lost to Japan in the Sino-Japanese War?

 Which European nation lost to Japan in a war?

 Who were the Chinese that were sick of Western influence?

 What happened to the Boxer Rebellion in China?

 What was the first nation to industrialize in Asia?

 Which nation opened up Japan to trade?

 What occurred in Japan following the treaty signed with America?

 What was the period of industrialism in Japan?

 Why did the African slave trade begin?

 Approx. how many slave were shipped to the New World?

 What nickname was given to Africa since no one knew what was in it?

 Who was Africa’s greatest explorer?

 Who controlled the most valuable pieces of Africa?

 Who led GB’s push for imperialism in Africa?

Who controlled the Belgian Congo for his own pleasure and power?

 What role did Germany play in Africa?

 List a negative result of imperialism.

 List a positive result of imperialism.