1. 100 200 300 400 500 People/ Countries Places/ Events/Things More Stuff Nativist Revolts Terms

2. return Terms – 100 points When local elites were kept in place during colonial rule. What was Indirect Rule?

3. Terms – 200 points return Payment for losses (paid by the loser) usually incurred in a war. What is an indemnity?

4. Terms – 300 points War hawks who support an imperialistic policy. return Who were the jingoes?

5. Terms – 400 points return Pushing outward or extending a state’s boundaries. What is expansionism?

6. Terms – 500 points return Territory ruled by people from a foreign land. What is a colony?

7. return When the Chinese first felt the power of the British. What was the Opium War (1839-42)? Nativist Revolts– 100 points

8. return The only country to give money back to China when the Chinese (Boxer Rebellion) were put down. Who was the United States? Nativist Revolts – 200 points

9. Nativist Revolts – 300 points This was what pushed the Sepoy over the brink. return What was greasing bullet cartridges with animal grease?

10. Nativist Revolts – 400 points When English women and children were massacred in India. return What was the Siege of Cawnpore?

11. Nativist Revolts – 500 points return The major (political) result of the Sepoy Rebellion. What was the India Act?

12. People/Places– 100 points return The “Scramble for Africa” began with this European ruler wanting territory in Africa. Who was King Leopold (Belgium)?

13. People/Places– 200 points return Nativist Chinese group (female) who believed their “magic” garments were bullet proof. What was the Red Lantern?

14. People/Places – 300 points return The pre-eminent Asian power in the decades before WWI. Who was Japan?

15. People/Places- 400 points From 1899-1902 the United States was engaged in this brutal and bloody “colonial” war. Who was the Philippine Insurrection? return

16. People/Places– 500 points The Englishman who was the driving force behind many of Britain’s colonies in Africa. Who was Cecil Rhodes ? return

17. Places/Events/Things – 100 points Throughout most of the nineteenth century American foreign policy was guided by this. What was (George) Washington’s Farewell Address? return

18. Places/Events/Things – 200 points The U.S.’s chief trading partner in the 1890’s. What was Cuba? return

19. Places/Events/Things – 300 points This was who the Meiji modeled their government and military after. What is Germany? return

20. Places/Events/Things – 400 points Secretary of State John Hay’s (American) response to “carving up the Chinese melon” was this. What was the Open Door Policy? return

21. Places/Events/Things – 500 points What was the Battle of Omdurman? return The power of Western military might exhibited against the Sudanese (1898).

22. More Stuff– 100 points return The British essentially became the world’s first state- sponsored drug dealers by getting the Chinese addicted to this drug. What was opium?

23. More Stuff– 200 points return This was who the sepoy worked for. What was the British East India Company?

24. More Stuff– 300 points return Teddy Roosevelt became the first president to receive the Nobel Peace Prize because of his work on this. What was the Treaty of Portsmouth (NH)?

25. More Stuff– 400 points return The American foreign policy that made the U.S. essentially an international policeman. What was the Roosevelt Corollary?

26. More Stuff– 500 points return Britain acquired Hong Kong (and four other ports) from this. What was the Treaty of Nanjing?