11. Which of the following was a factor in the drive of European states to acquire colonies in the late nineteenth century? A. nationalism B. humanitarianism.

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11. Which of the following was a factor in the drive of European states to acquire colonies in the late nineteenth century? A. nationalism B. humanitarianism C. quest for strategic sites D. all of the above

11. Which of the following was a factor in the drive of European states to acquire colonies in the late nineteenth century? A. nationalism B. humanitarianism C. quest for strategic sites D. all of the above

6. The economic impetus (reason) for the Boer War was: A. Britain's need for petroleum and coal B. the discovery of diamonds and gold in the Transvaal C. the refusal of Boers to sell their agricultural products to the British Cape Colony D. increasing German-Boer trade and British fear of German economic domination of all of southern Africa

26. The economic impetus (reason) for the Boer War was: A. Britain's need for petroleum and coal B. the discovery of diamonds and gold in the Transvaal C. the refusal of Boers to sell their agricultural products to the British Cape Colony D. increasing German-Boer trade and British fear of German economic domination of all of southern Africa

Before the Age of Imperialism

"No country is complete without overseas possessions."

The Berlin Conference of 1885 “the carving of Africa”

Sudan Battle of Omdurman Fashoda Incident

Boers from the Netherlands

Cecil Rhodes

The Great Trek Shaka Zulu

Kruger Telegram

Apartheid

Menelik II Battle of Adowa

Taiping (“The Great Peace”) Rebellion (1850-1864) Hong Xiuquan

Sino—Japanese War (1894)

The Boxer Rebellion A member of the Boxers

The Boxer Rebellion in China

KUOMINTANG SUN YAT-SEN

Puyi, the last emperor

British East India Company Robert Clive

British Control of India SEPOYS “…a delicate and dangerous machine, which a little mismanagement may easily turn against us.” –a governor of Bombay

-THE SEPOY MUTINY (or Rebellion) Real issue?

The Partition of India after WWII

samurai

U.S. COMMODORE MATTHEW PERRY

MEIJI EMPEROR (1867-1912) Mutsuhito

Sino—Japanese War (1894)

Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905)

Treaty of Portsmouth

Opponents Karl Marx J.A. Hobson

Brown Man’s Burden by Henry Labouchere, MP Pile on the brown man's burden, And through the world proclaim That ye are Freedom's agent-- There's no more paying game! And, should your own past history Straight in your teeth be thrown, Retort that independence Is good for whites alone.