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| the change from a farming culture to a culture that focuses on industry and all the things it needs to make it happen |
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| Resources, Labor (workers), and Markets (places to sell goods to) |
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| suffix (word ending) that means: a person who shares a belief |
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| suffix (word ending) that means: the act, theory, or state of; a belief |
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| being free from oppression, having rights, independence |
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| policy of staying apart or isolated from the affairs of other countries |
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1)patriotic feelings sometimes expressed as being SUPERIOR to other nations
2)desire to UNIFY
3)the act of having DEVOTION to one's nation |
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| the policy of making one's country larger by intruding on another's area of land |
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| Belief that in order to be a strong nation, you need a strong military and Navy |
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| Ruler of Belgium; took over the Congo in Africa and was cruel to the people he forced to work in the diamond mines. |
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Superior than others
Unify (need to unify)
Devotion to one's own country |
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| Belief that in order to be a strong nation, you need to create an empire to spread your power and influence |
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| 3 Largest Empires in the late 1800's |
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France
Great Britain
Spain (Free Great Spuds) |
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| Largest Empire in the late 1800's |
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| Who ruled the largest empire? |
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| Great Britain's Queen Victoria |
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| Conference in Berlin where European leaders met to divide up Africa into colonies - but no African leaders were there! |
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| Leader of India's Indian Mutiny - a revolt against British rule because they wanted their freedom back |
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| U.S. Naval officer that sailed into Japan's harbor and demanded that Japan would trade with the US |
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| Tea, silk, porcelain, rubber, oil, spices, ivory |
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| products of the Industrial Revolution |
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Steam engines
Steamships
Steam Locomotives
weapons |
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| What was the "fuel" of the Industrial Age? |
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| What 2 things fueled Imperialism? |
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| The Industrial Age and Nationalism |
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| Huge Navy ship built by Great Britain to warn Germany |
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| country that wanted to stay isolated and focused on the Arts; didn't modernize so it lost power at the end of the 1800's |
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| country that modernized (built railroads), opened up trade with other countries, built up it's army, went to war with Russia to gain Manchuria, and took Taiwan as a territory. Became known as a world power that could "match up" to the level of the European Countries. |
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| USA's empire in the late 1800s; helped us to become a world power |
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| Example of the USA's strong militarism to help us become a world power. |
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| What the European countries wanted to gain from the places they took over |
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| The two continents where most of the colonies were gained |
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| The countries that had the strongest ___________ were usually the most powerful. |
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| Who China tried to keep out |
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