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| Churches in Europe and the US sent a growing number of people to the colonies. Although they hoped to convert people the missionaries did other work as well. They helped build schools and taught in them. They cared for the sick and helped establish and operate hospitals. Through their efforts they spread knowledge of medicine, hygiene and sanitation. |
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New Machines need raw materials such as copper and rubber. To protect themselves countries tried to control reigons that had the raw materials they needed. |
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| Built in 1854 by the French. Will go through the Ismuth to connect the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. In 1875 the British now owned so much stock of the canal that they gained control of the canal. |
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| Spoke their own language known as Afrikaans. As they moved into their new territories they came into contact with the Zulu. In 1899 the Boer War broke out. After three years of fighting the British defeated the Boers. |
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Here the local ruler kept his title. However Europe really controlled the area. Other nations were kept out. |
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France yielded control of the Sudan to Great Britain. The outcome was that Great Britain and Egypt won joint control of the area |
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| A European style of government based on the belief that Africans were not able to rule themselves. Europeans governed their colonies in the same way that parents guide their children |
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When people give up their |
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| The years between 1870 and 1914. One country takes control of another countries government's trade or culture. By 1914 US, Japan and Europe controlled the world.</p%Pr |
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Areas that were not colonies or protectorates. An area in which one nation had a special interest. Other nations agreed to respect those special interests |
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A few European officials ruled the non- European people. India was a dependent colony of Great Britain |
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Large groups of people from one country living together in a new place. Australia was a settlement colony of Great Britain |
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Written by British poet Rudyard Kipling. This phrase is used to sum up western attitude toward non western people. |
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The language that the Boers spoke |
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The war between Britain and France to control the Sudan |
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