Define each one:
Boer War
Captain James Cook
partition
contested settler colonies
Cecil Rhodes
impis
Ghost Dance
Maji Maji
Boxer Rebellion
Great Mahele
Bungalow
hookahs
Isandhlwana
true colonies
white dominions
James Mill
utilitarians
Thomas Macaulay
John Buchau
René Maran
Khoikhoi
Lord Stanley
Samory
Ahimadou Sekou
Mataram
sepoys
British Raj
Methodism
evangelicals
Jeremy Bentham
miscegenation
white racial supremacy
assegais
muumuu
haoles
nationalists
Natal
Boer republics
Rorke’s Drift
Plassey
Robert Clive
presidencies
Prince Kamehameha
Java
Queen Victoria
princely states
nabobs
Lord Charles Cornwallis
I. The Shift to Land Empires in Asia
A. Prototype: The Dutch Advance on Java
Describe the Dutch activity in Java:
B. Pivot of World Empire: The Rise of the British Rule in India
Describe the rise of the British East India Company:
How doe the end of Mughal Empire help the East India Company?
Identify Sepoys:
1757, Plassey
What does Robert Clive do?
What happens because of this?
C. The Consolidation of British Rule
Identify the Presidencies:
What were the Capitals?
D. Early Colonial Society in India and Java
What happened to Asian societies?
Who was the dominant class?
What happens with indigenous women?
E. Social Reform in the Colonies
how does British control change?
What happens in 1770s?
Who was the British East India Company Accountable to?
What group was excluded from administration?
Identify the importance of Evangelical religion:
Describe the attempt to reshape colonial society:
II. Industrial Rivalries and the Partition of the World, 1870-1914
A. Unequal Combat:
Describe the significance of Mass-produced weapons:
How do Railroads and steam ships make combat unequal?
III. Patterns of Dominance: Continuity and Change
Identify "Tropical dependencies":
Identify Settler colonies:
What are "White Dominions?"
How were Algeria, Kenya, and Southern Rhodesia different?
A. Colonial Regimes and Social Hierarchies in the Tropical Dependencies
Explain the Cultural influence of the following:
English language education:
Missionaries run schools:
B. Changing Social Relations Between Colonizers and the Colonized
As European communities grow, what happens to the societies?
How did ideas of white supremacy form and shape the development of colonies?
C. Shifts in Methods of Economic Extraction
How did colonies increase production and lower costs?
Why were many colonies become dependent?
Why were Railways built?
D. Settler Colonies in South Africa and the Pacific
Describe settle colonies in South Africa and the Pacific:
E. South Africa
Identify Afrikaners:
Who are the Khoikhoi and what happen to them?
What happens under British rule?
Describe the importance of Discovery of diamonds and gold:
Identify Boer wars:
F. Pacific Tragedies
Describe colonization in New Zealand:
Describe Colonization in Hawaii:
Identify James Cook
Identify Prince Kamehameha:
What happened in 1898?