Copy Vocab Isolation – separation from other nations Assimilation – the merging of a culture or its traits into another Nationalism – loyalty and devotion to your nation Geopolitical – take land for its strategic location and products Essential Question How did European actions at the Berlin Conference hurt African societies? Follow along during the Imperialism skit. The Berlin Conference & Scramble for Africa Goal(s) of Berlin Conference: – Take Africa’s land – Christianize and Civilize Africa – Divide up Africa’s land between Europe Words to describe European actions: – Selfish, egotistical, greedy, power hungry, bickering The Berlin Conference & Scramble for Africa Goal(s) of Berlin Conference: – Europe countries want to divide up Africa and avoid conflict with one another – Want their land/resources Words to describe European actions: – Greedy, Selfish, ignorant, competitive, egocentric The Berlin Conference & Scramble for Africa Goal(s) of Berlin Conference: – Divide Africa between the European nations – To “civilize” Africa, take resources – Avoid conflict between European nations Words to describe European actions: – Selfish, greedy, foolish, careless, stupid, egocentric, childish, ignorant, racist The Berlin Conference & Scramble for Africa Goal(s) of Berlin Conference: – Divide Africa between the European countries – Avoid conflict with one another Words to describe European actions: – Greedy, selfish, egocentric, arrogant, racist, harsh, disdainful. Colonial Claims prior to 1878 Colonial Claims by 1914 How did Africa change during this time? •Europeans expand their control of Africa •Increase in Imperialism in Africa How did Africa change during this time? • Africa goes from being free to controlled by the Europeans How did Africa change during this time? • Africa loses its freedom and independence to the Europeans • Europeans move deeper into Africa How did Africa change during this time? •Europeans take all of Africa. •Africa loses its freedom & independence What exactly is the Scramble for Africa? European countries rushed to take land in Africa. Compete for Africa Germany, France, Britain What exactly is the Scramble for Africa? Europeans competing to take land in Africa. France, Germany, Britain What exactly is the Scramble for Africa? European countries rushing to take land in Africa and resources Great Britain, Germany, and France What exactly is the Scramble for Africa? Europeans rushed to take land and resources in Africa Germany, France, Britain European POV How are the Europeans being portrayed? • God-like, larger stature • Educated • Positive, Good How are the Europeans portraying the Africans? • Small in stature • Uneducated • Grateful European POV How are the Europeans being portrayed? • God-like, superior • Educated • Positive, Bringing good fortune How are the Europeans portraying the Africans? • Uneducated, poor • Animal-like • Welcoming European POV How are the Europeans being portrayed? • God-like, superior • Educated • Positive influence How are the Europeans portraying the Africans? •Sub-human, shorter •Uneducated, uncivilized •Welcoming Europeans European POV How are the Europeans being portrayed? • God-like, superior • Larger, positive • Educated How are the Europeans portraying the Africans? •Inferior, animal-like •Uneducated, uncivilized •Welcoming Europeans Directions Work on “Imperialism’s Influence on Africa” sheet Essential Question How did imperialism impact Africa’s economy, politics, and culture? Impact on the Economy of Africa Impact on the Politics of Africa Impact of the Culture of Africa Impact on the Economy of Africa Impact on the Politics of Africa Impact of the Culture of Africa Impact on the Economy of Africa Impact on the Politics of Africa Impact of the Culture of Africa Impact on the Economy of Africa Impact on the Politics of Africa Impact of the Culture of Africa Zulu vs British – Note the differences http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3x6RP JOkTs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d17vfJ7 bUVo Is Africa still haunted by Imperialism? True or False 1. Imperialism had only negative effect on Africa 2. Social Darwinism did not influence Imperialism 3. Most tribal leaders lost power to Europeans 4. Europeans went to Africa for mainly military reasons 5. Plantations and mines were created in Africa as a result of Imperialism 6. Imperialism still affects Africa today 7. Exploit means to use something for selfish purposes 8. Europeans were introduced to Christianity by the Africans.