WORLD HISTORY
CHAPTER 21 PACKET:
THE HEIGHT OF IMPERIALISM
(1800 CE - 1914 CE)
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21.1 Colonial Rule in Southeast Asia – Outline (pp. 647-652)
I. The New Imperialism
II. Colonial Takeover in Southeast Asia
a. Great Britain
b. France
c. Thailand –The Exception
d. The United States
III. Colonial Regimes in Southeast Asia
a. Indirect and Direct Rule
b. Colonial Economies
IV. Resistance to Colonial Rule
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21.1 Colonial Rule in Southeast Asia – Reading Check Questions (pp. 647-652)
1. What were four primary motivations for the "new imperialism"?
2. What spurred Britain to control Singapore and Burma?
3. Why did colonial powers prefer that colonists not develop their own industries?
4. Explain three forms of resistance to Western domination.
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21.1 Colonial Rule in Southeast Asia – Terms, People, & Places (pp. 647-652)
1. imperialism
2. protectorate
3. indirect rule
4. direct rule
5. King Mongkut
6. King Chulalongkorn
7. Commodore George Dewey
8. Emilio Aguinaldo
9. Singapore
10. Burma
11. Thailand
12. Philippines
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21.2 Empire Building in Africa – Outline (pp. 654-660)
I. West Africa
II. North Africa
III. Central Africa
IV. East Africa
V. South Africa
VI. Colonial Rule in Africa
VII. Rise of African Nationalism
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21.2 Empire Building in Africa – Reading Check Questions (pp. 654-660)
1. Why did the slave trade decline in the 1800s?
2. Great Britain was determined to have complete control of the Suez Canal. Why?
3. What effect did King Leopold II of Belgium have on European colonization of the Congo River basin?
4. What was significant about the Berlin Conference?
5. What happened to the Boers at the end of the Boer War?
6. How did the French system of colonial rule differ from that of Great Britain?
7. Why were many African intellectuals frustrated by colonial policy?
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21.2 Empire Building in Africa – Terms, People, & Places (pp. 654-660)
1. annex
2. indigenous
3. Muhammad Ali
4. David Livingstone
5. Henry Stanley
6. Zulu
7. Suez Canal
8. Rhodesia
9. Union of South Africa
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21.3 British Rule in India – Outline (pp. 666-670)
I. The Sepoy Mutiny
II. Colonial Rule
a. Benefits of British Rule
b. Costs of British Rule
III. An Indian Nationalist Movement
IV. Colonial Indian Culture
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21.3 British Rule in India – Reading Check Questions (pp. 666-670)
1. What were two effects of the Great Rebellion?
2. How was British rule degrading to Indians?
3. What were the two goals of Mohandas Gandhi?
4. How did the nationalist movement parallel cultural developments in India?
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21.3 British Rule in India – Terms, People, & Places (pp. 666-670)
1. sepoy
2. viceroy
3. Queen Victoria
4. Indian National Congress
5. Mohandas Gandhi
6. Kanpur
7. Mumbai
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21.4 Nation Building in Latin America – Outline (pp. 671-677)
I. Nationalist Revolts
a. Prelude to Revolution
b. Revolt in Mexico
c. Revolts in South America
II. Difficulties of Nation Building
a. Rule of the Caudillos
b. A New Imperialism
c. Persistent Inequality
III. Political Change in Latin America
a. The United States in Latin America
b. Revolution in Mexico
IV. Economic Change in Latin America
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21.4 Nation Building in Latin America – Reading Check Questions (pp. 671-677)
1. How did Napoleon's wars affect Latin America?
2. How did the French Revolution affect Mexico?
3. What were some of the difficulties faced by the new Latin American republics?
4. What was the United States' role as a colonial power?
5. What caused the growth of the middle class in Latin America?
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21.4 Nation Building in Latin America – Terms, People, & Places (pp. 671-677)
1. Creole
2. peninsulare
3. mestizo
4. Monroe Doctrine
5. caudillo
6. José de San Martín
7. Simón Bolívar
8. Antonio López de Santa Anna
9. Benito Juárez
10. Puerto Rico
11. Panama Canal
12. Haiti
13. Nicaragua
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