AP World History Study Guide Unit 5, Age of Revolution Name __________________ Part 5 Big Questions: Why did a new era of colonialism (imperialism) develop c. 1870-early 1900s? How was the “new” colonization of the late 1800s similarto/different from colonization of the 15-1600s? For each term, create a study note card, or your own version of our last study guides to collect information for each of the people or term. It should address Theme, Place/Time, Significance, and Related Information. Bentley Chapter 32/Barron’s Chapter 23, 26, 27 Cecil Rhodes Rudyard Kipling Queen Victoria Muhammad Ali Boers Queen Lili’uokalani Emiliano Aguinaldo Theodore Roosevelt Herbert Spencer Ram Mohan Roy Battle of Omdurman Imperialism “White Man’s Burden” Concessionary companies Panama Canal Suez Canal Opium War(s) Sepoy Mutiny The “Great Game” The “Scramble for Africa” Berlin Conference Monroe Doctrine Spanish (Cuban) American War The Roosevelt Corollary Sino-Japanese War Russo-Japanese War Maji Maji Rebellion Social Darwinism Indian National Congress Muslim League Open Door Policy Direct rule/colony Indirect rule/ colony APWH Themes: S – Social, P – Political, I – H-E Interaction, C – Cultural, E - Economic AP World History Study Guide Unit 5, Age of Revolution Name __________________ Part 5 Big Questions: Why did a new era of colonialism (imperialism) develop c. 1870-early 1900s? How was the “new” colonization of the late 1800s similarto/different from colonization of the 15-1600s? For each term, create a study note card, or your own version of our last study guides to collect information for each of the people or term. It should address Theme, Place/Time, Significance, and Related Information. Bentley Chapter 32/Barron’s Chapter 23, 26, 27 Cecil Rhodes Rudyard Kipling Queen Victoria Muhammad Ali Boers Queen Lili’uokalani Emiliano Aguinaldo Theodore Roosevelt Herbert Spencer Ram Mohan Roy Battle of Omdurman Imperialism “White Man’s Burden” Concessionary companies Panama Canal Suez Canal Opium War(s) Sepoy Mutiny The “Great Game” The “Scramble for Africa” Berlin Conference Monroe Doctrine Spanish (Cuban) American War The Roosevelt Corollary Sino-Japanese War Russo-Japanese War Maji Maji Rebellion Social Darwinism Indian National Congress Muslim League Open Door Policy Direct rule/colony Indirect rule/ colony APWH Themes: S – Social, P – Political, I – H-E Interaction, C – Cultural, E - Economic