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- Africa was under white settler control
- British took over Africa
- conservercy on slavery
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- agreement that any European state could establish African colonies
- provided justification to carve up Africa into colonies
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Systems of Colonial Rule (direct & indirect) |
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- Direct Rule: -removed strong leaders & replace them w/ weaker rulers
- Indirect Rule: -use existing tribal authorities to rule, colonial officals imposed own ideas
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- warned against imperialism in the Western Hemisphere
- served as justification for US intervention in hemisphere affairs
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Spanish-Cuban-American War |
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- broke out as anticolonial tensions mounted in Cuba & puerto Rico
- US defeated Spain & took control of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam, & Phillippines
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- US won right to build canal across Panama
- strengthened US military & economic claims
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- started over status of Korea
- the Japanese quickly demolished Chinese fleet
- China ceded many east Asian Islands strengthening Japan's control
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- Japanese forces overran Russia before reinforcements could arrive
- Japan won international recognition of its colonial authority ovver Korea & the Liaodong peninsula
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Economic Impact of Imperialism |
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- value of raw cotton increased
- India became principal center of cotton manufacture
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- slavery declined which led to more demand for workers
- between 1820 & 1914 2.5 million laborers left their homes to work in distance parts of the world
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Scientific & Popular Racism |
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- Europeans saw as superior
- US & Japan were just as racist
- (which gave them reason to imperialize)
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- his book is The Origin of Species
- argued species survived due to survival of the fittest
- theorists used his ideas to explain the development of human societies
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The Indian National Congress |
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- most important reform group
- had British approval, as a forum for educated Indians to communicate their views on public affairs to colonial officials
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