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10-21-09 “If you really want something in this life, you have to work for it. Now quiet! They're about to announce the lottery numbers.” - Homer Simpson

Reading Quiz Which of the following is not a form of colonial control? Colony Protectorate Imperial Kingdom Sphere of Influence

2. What type of control did Great Britain and the United States use? Direct control Indirect control Intermediate control Primary control

3. What type of control did the French and other Europeans use? Direct control Indirect control Intermediate control Primary control

4. The attitude that Africans were childlike and had to be governed without giving rights is Maternalism Imperialism Paternalism Colonialism

5. The idea that African populations would adopt and be absorbed into European culture is Association Assimilation Avocation Abbreviation

6. The French recognized African institutions and culture but regarded them as Inferior Superior Equal Interior

7. How did the British rely on the local administrations and tribal chiefs? To keep order To avoid rebellion To collect taxes All of the above

8. What was the only African country to successfully resist Imperial forces? Libya Angola Cameroon Ethiopia

9. How did Menelik II resist the Europeans? He played the Italians, British, and French against each other. He built up an arsenal of modern weapons He declared war on the Italians All of the above

10. Which is not a positive result of imperialism? Rival kingdoms united and kinship groups split Tribal warfare decreased Humanitarian efforts improved sanitation African colonies gained railroads, dams, telegraph and telephone lines.

Reading Quiz Which of the following is not a form of colonial control? Colony Protectorate Imperial Kingdom Sphere of Influence

2. What type of control did Great Britain and the United States use? Direct control Indirect control Intermediate control Primary control

3. What type of control did the French and other Europeans use? Direct control Indirect control Intermediate control Primary control

4. The attitude that Africans were childlike and had to be governed without giving rights is Maternalism Imperialism Paternalism Colonialism

5. The idea that African populations would adopt and be absorbed into European culture is Association Assimilation Avocation Abbreviation

6. The French recognized African institutions and culture but regarded them as Inferior Superior Equal Interior

7. How did the British rely on the local administrations and tribal chiefs? To keep order To avoid rebellion To collect taxes All of the above

8. What was the only African country to successfully resist Imperial forces? Libya Angola Cameroon Ethiopia

9. How did Menelik II resist the Europeans? He played the Italians, British, and French against each other. He built up an arsenal of modern weapons He declared war on the Italians All of the above

10. Which is not a positive result of imperialism? Rival kingdoms united and kinship groups split Tribal warfare decreased Humanitarian efforts improved sanitation African colonies gained railroads, dams, telegraph and telephone lines.

Patterns of Change: Imperialism Forms of Imperialism Characteristics Example Colony A country or region governed internally by a foreign power Somaliland in East Africa was a French Colony. Protectorate A country or territory with its own internal government but under the control of an outside power Britain established a Protectorate over the Niger River Delta. Sphere of Influence An area in which an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges Liberia was under the sphere of influence of the United States. Economic Imperialism Independent but less developed nations controlled by private business interests rather than by other governments The Dole Fruit company controlled pineapple trade in Hawaii.

Views of Imperialism Read the excerpts on page 316, list the pros and cons of imperialism mentioned by the speaker.

10-21-09 “If you really want something in this life, you have to work for it. Now quiet! They're about to announce the lottery numbers.” - Homer Simpson

Match the definition to the term FDIC Bank Greenback Federal Reserve System An institution for receiving, keeping, and lending money Paper currency issued during the Civil War The government agency that insures customer deposits if a bank fails The nation’s central banking system

5. What is the gold standard? A system that uses actual gold coins as a country’s money A system in which a country’s money is backed with gold A currency system in which each dollar is worth 1/20 of a pound of gold A money system in which the paper currency is good in more than one country

6. When was the first Bank of the United States formed by the Federalists? During the American Revolution In the late eighteenth century In the first quarter of the nineteenth century After the Civil War

7. During the Free Banking Era, between 1837 and 1863, banking in the United States was dominated by which of the following? Small, independent banks with no charters The national bank of the United States State-chartered banks Savings and loan banks “Son, if you really want something in this life, you have to work for it. Now quiet! They're about to announce the lottery numbers.” - Homer Simpson

8. After the Civil War, the National Banking Acts gave the federal government the power to do all of the following except? Insure banks against failure Charter banks Require banks to hold adequate gold and silver Have a national currency

The government paid off loans for large corporations. 9. As part of the nation’s recovery from the Great Depression of the 1930’s, the banking system was reformed in which of the following ways? The government paid off loans for large corporations. The Federal Reserve Banks were closed. Banks were deregulated by the government. The banking system was taken off the gold standard.

10. The savings and loan crisis in the late twentieth century was caused at least partially by which of the following? Lack of checking accounts and inadequate business loans Inadequate money supply and lack of federal coverage of savings and loan banks Overly strict regulation, low interest rates, and lack of consumer confidence High interest rates, bad loans, and fraud

Match the definition to the term FDIC Bank Greenback Federal Reserve System An institution for receiving, keeping, and lending money Paper currency issued during the Civil War The government agency that insures customer deposits if a bank fails The nation’s central banking system

5. What is the gold standard? A system that uses actual gold coins as a country’s money A system in which a country’s money is backed with gold A currency system in which each dollar is worth 1/20 of a pound of gold A money system in which the paper currency is good in more than one country

6. When was the first Bank of the United States formed by the Federalists? During the American Revolution In the late eighteenth century In the first quarter of the nineteenth century After the Civil War

7. During the Free Banking Era, between 1837 and 1863, banking in the United States was dominated by which of the following? Small, independent banks with no charters The national bank of the United States State-chartered banks Savings and loan banks

8. After the Civil War, the National Banking Acts gave the federal government the power to do all of the following except? Insure banks against failure Charter banks Require banks to hold adequate gold and silver Have a national currency

The government paid off loans for large corporations. 9. As part of the nation’s recovery from the Great Depression of the 1930’s, the banking system was reformed in which of the following ways? The government paid off loans for large corporations. The Federal Reserve Banks were closed. Banks were deregulated by the government. The banking system was taken off the gold standard.

10. The savings and loan crisis in the late twentieth century was caused at least partially by which of the following? Lack of checking accounts and inadequate business loans Inadequate money supply and lack of federal coverage of savings and loan banks Overly strict regulation, low interest rates, and lack of consumer confidence High interest rates, bad loans, and fraud

Take out your chapter vocabulary Choose 24 of the terms and fill out your bingo card, include 1 free space of your choice. You have 5 minutes to do this Vocabulary quiz tomorrow