Modern World History

Chapters 11 & 12

The Age of Imperialism

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Define imperialism.

Identify the imperialized locations.

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Explain the motives of imperialism.
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Compare and define the four forms of

imperialism.
Identify the two forms of imperial management
methods.
Explain the difference between the two forms of
imperial management methods.
Explain the Scramble for Africa and its results.

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Explain the Berlin Conference and its results.
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Identify King Leopold II and his treatment

toward the Congolese.
Explain the Boer Wars
Analyze the impact of colonial control over
Africa.
Explain how Britain expanded control over India
(i.e. East India Company, Jewel in the Crown)
Identify Indias resistance towards the British
and its impact (i.e. Sepoy Mutiny, Raj).
Explain the growth of nationalism in India.
Explain Chinas resistance to foreigners (i.e.
Opium Wars, extraterritorial rights)
Identify Chinas Growing internal problems and
foreign influence (i.e. Taiping Rebellion, sphere
of influence, Open Door Policy)
Explain Chinas growing Nationalism (i.e. Boxer
Rebellion, and reform)
Explain why Japan ended its isolation (i.e. Treaty
of Kanagawa, Meiji Reform/ Era)
Identify examples of Japanese imperialism (i.e.
Russo-Japanese War, attacks on China,
annexation of Korea).
Explain the impacts of imperialism on the
colonized.

LT #s 1-11
Imperialism
Motives of imperialism
Social Darwinism
Racism
White Mans Burden
Colony
Protectorate
Sphere of influence
Economic imperialism
Imperial Management
Methods
Indirect Control
Direct Control
Paternalism
Assimilation
Sramble for Africa
Berlin Conference
King Leopold
The Congo
Shaka
The Boers/ Afrikaners
Zulus Boer War

LT #s 12-14
India
Sepoys
Jewel in the Crown
British East India Company
Sepoy Mutiny
Hindus & Muslims
The Raj

LT #s 15-17
Opium
st
nd)
Opium Wars (1 , 2
Extraterritorial
Rights
The Taiping
Rebellion
Treaty of Nanjing

Open Door Policy
Boxer Rebellion
Qing Dynasty
Sphere of influence
(in relation to China)
Society of the
Righteous and
Harmonious Fists
Dowager Empress

LT #s 18-20
Meiji Restoration (Era)
Treaty of Kanagawa
Matthew Perry
Russo-Japanese War
Sino-Japanese War
Annexation
Korea (in relation to
Japan)
Positive Effects of
imperialism
Negative effects of
imperialism