Informal vs. Formal Imperialism

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Informal vs. Formal Imperialism Based on what you have talked about so far, what do you think the two terms mean? How are they similar? How are they different? Formal = political and economic element (both direct and indirect) Informal = only economic element

Formal Imperialism Informal Imperialism Political and economic control These were areas in which a “mother country” imposed direct control. SE Asia Africa India Economic control Even though direct control was not established, a “mother country” still dominated an area’s economy. Latin America China

Assignment In groups you will research a topic that took place in China or Latin America during the era of imperialism. For your topic do the following: 1. Research the details of the topic from start to finish 2. Identify the effects of the topic BOTH for the Imperialist power & the victim of Imperialism. 3. Explain how your topic is an example of OR a reaction to informal imperialism. 4. Create an image (cartoon) illustrating your topic in some way that showcase all involved. Be prepared to present

Example of Cartoon

Example of Cartoon

Topics for Group Assignment Latin America China The Opium War Boxer Rebellion Spheres of Influence Open Door Policy Monroe Doctrine Mexican American War Spanish American War Panama Canal How is spheres of influence an example? Needs to be narrowed?

After Presentations Based off of all the previous presentations create your OWN definition of informal imperialism. Which do you think was better for the mother country? Informal/Formal? Why? Which do you think was better for the target country? Informal/Formal? Why?

I like these at the end. Should we discuss with team tomorrow so we can add some notes (discussion direction) so we all kinda go the same way?