Unit 3: Nationalism to Imperialism

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Unit 3: Nationalism to Imperialism 5.18.16

Entry Task Think back to what you’ve learned about imperialism so far (think about Africa, India, China, the Middle East, & the Pacific). What were the effects of imperialism? Both positive and negative, both for Europeans and natives.

Effects & Resistance We’re going to start today by looking at the many effects of imperialism through several documents. Use the documents to answer the questions on the worksheet. When you finish, trade me for a reading on resistance movements

Effects & Resistance When you finish, trade me for a reading on resistance movements Some indigenous groups did resist European imperialism, read and take notes in your notebook