1. Imperialism Read pgs. 480-481 and answer the following questions:
What is imperialism?
Describe the three key factors of imperialism in the late 1800’s.
How did European powers compete with each other to control colonies?
Why did European powers want to establish foreign markets?

2. Imperialism in Africa
One of the most profitable continents in the 1800’s was Africa.
African resources included rubber, copper, gold, coffee, coal, and oil.
Make a prediction – what will European powers do once they realize the tremendous profit available in Africa?
European powers begin to colonize African states  IMPERIALISM

3. Imperialism in Africa
Today we are going to focus on three main events regarding Imperialism in Africa:
Gold Rush in Africa (pg. 487)
Colonization of Africa (pgs )
Building of Suez Canal (pg. 484)
While reading section 2, complete the graphic organizer for these three events.
Include important people and the outcome.
When you are finished, use pg. 486 to complete the African Imperialism map.

6. BELLWORK 2/23
Why were European powers fighting over control of Africa?
Define the following words:
Colony
Protectorate
Sphere of Influence
THINKER: In your opinion, why did colonies submit to European rule? What do you think would have happened if they revolted against their rulers?

7. Imperialism in Asia
Just like Africa, Asia was also very profitable to European powers.
Asian resources included cotton, tin, tea, coffee, and silk.
Complete your imperialism graphic organizer for the following events:
Sepoy Rebellion (pg. 489)
Opium War (pg. 491)
Formation of United League (pg. 492)
Arrival of Perry in Japan (pg. 492)
When you are finished, use pages to complete your Asian map.

9. Imperialism in Americas
During the 1800’s, America was expanding and fighting for control over territories.
One major event was the Spanish-American War
Both sides were competing for control of foreign markets.
Complete your graphic organizer for the following events:
Monroe Doctrine (pg. 497)
Spanish-American War (pg. 498)

10. Imperialism in the Americas
As a result of the Spanish American War, America controlled the following colonies:
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Guam
Philippines
How did the U.S. benefit from control over these territories?

14. Imperialism Political Cartoons
During the 1800’s, journalists started using political cartoons to express their opinions
Each of the following political cartoons has a deeper meaning with regards to foreign powers and control
Analyze each political cartoon and be ready to discuss
Look for symbols, colors, wording, etc.

20. Imperialism Crossword Review
To review all important concepts, people, events and vocabulary about imperialism, you are going to complete a crossword puzzle.
Use all notes, handouts, and textbook!
Follow directions! Use pencil!