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"Old" vs "New" Imperialism
"Old" vs "New" Imperialism showed how different we are in today's society. |
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old beliefs and ideas compared to today
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Imperialism Causes
Imperialism causes had a lot to do with Europe and Africa and the ultimate fight. |
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5 different causes
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Social Darwinism
Social Darwinism was created and Britain started to believe that and follow it. |
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beliefs and principles that all laws are natural
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Nationalism
European nations showed a lot of nationalism to get ahead of other people. |
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feeling superior over other countries
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Colonialism
The colonialism within Africa started to show after Great Britain. |
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full control or partial control of a country
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Paternalism
Some officials were showed paternalism by some people in Africa. |
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the policy or practice on the part of people in positions of authority of restricting the freedom and responsibilities of those subordinate to them in the subordinates' supposed best interest
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Protectorate
The British had protectorate properties over certain areas in Africa. |
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a state that is controlled and protected by another
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Sphere of Influence
Great Britain wasn't allowed to take full control over the areas because of sphere of influence. |
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a country or area in which another country has power to affect developments although it has no formal authority
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Direct Rule
The French showed direct rule throughout history. |
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a government where a province is controlled by central government
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Indirect Rule
The British ruled by indirect rule over the Africans. |
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where another government will control someone else which governed people had certain powers
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Scramble for Africa
The scramble for Africa was when European leaders fought in order to gain more land. |
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different European nations fighting over land
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"Dark Continent"
The "Dark Continent" was called that because at night there were no lights at all. |
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there are no lights or new construction
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Berlin Conference
The Berlin Conference made more political people fight harder. |
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different people claiming territory in Africa
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Boer War
The Boer War allowed the Africans to proceed forward. |
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a war fought between the British empire and Boer states.
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Slave Trade
The Americans used slave trade to make more money. |
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the trading of slaves
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Apartheid
Europeans used apartheid methods to improve lives. |
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a policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds race.
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Westernize
The Europeans showed westernized ideas and beliefs that the Africans had to follow. |
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to show and adapt to new culture specifically to the West
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Humanitarian
The Americans showed humanitarian motives in getting more power. |
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concerned with or seeking to produce human welfare
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Dr. Livingstone
Dr. Livingstone was presumed dead until later found by another explorer in Africa. |
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a famous explorer and popular hero
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Henry Stanley
Henry Stanley was a explorer and went out to look for missionary and explorer David Livingston. |
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was a English explorer and journalist and went to explore central Africa and look for another explorer
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Rudyard Kipling
Rudyard Kipling was the author of The Jungle Book which later turned into a cartoon movie. |
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he was a novelist and wrote books which one being the junglebook
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King Leopold II
King Leopold was the king of Belgium and wanted full control over the Congo so he sent one of his men and got it. |
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he was the king of Belgium who took over the congo
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Menelik II
Menelik II was a strong leader and emperor of Ethiopia that served the country well. |
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the emperor of Ethiopia who expanded the empire and made it grow
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Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela was a strong figure because of how he stood up for what he believed in. |
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he was a political leader and stood against apartheid and was the president of Africa
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Paul Rusesabagina
Paul Rusesabagina was considered a hero for his courageous act of saving many people during a tragic time. |
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a man who protected and saved 1,268 Tutsis and Hutus refugees
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Hutus
The Hutus and Tutsis's were at war for awhile and Tutsis's were more dominate. |
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a group of Africans who were dominated by the Tutsis
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Tutsis
The tutsis were a strong group of people living in Africa. |
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an ethnic group of people mostly from Rwanda and Burundi
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Resources (C)
The Africans didn't have all the resources as British and French which made them surrender. |
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type of material or sources that are already in nature
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Xenophobia (C)
The French showed a lot of xenophobia towards the Africans and treated them poorly. |
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a fear of other countries and dislike for them
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Genocide (C)
The Africans were going through genocide because many didn't want to convert to a different religion. |
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where a certain group of people are killed based on religion or race
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Justify (C)
The British did not justify what they were going to do to the Africans. |
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an explanation or reason for doing something
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Culture (C)
The Africans had a distinct culture which involved their own languages and own calendar. |
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things a group of people do that supports them and other people
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Civilization (C)
The French had a civilization within Africa that gave them an advantage. |
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where social and political matters are organized and more advanced
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