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When local elites were kept in place during colonial rule.
What was Indirect Rule?
Terms – 200 points
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Payment for losses (paid by the loser) usually incurred in a war.
What is an indemnity?
Terms – 300 points
War hawks who support an imperialistic policy.
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Who were the jingoes?
Terms – 400 points
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Pushing outward or extending a state’s boundaries.
What is expansionism?
Terms – 500 points
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Territory ruled by people from a foreign land.
What is a colony?
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When the Chinese first felt the power of the British.
What was the Opium War (1839-42)?
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The only country to give money back to China when the Chinese
(Boxer Rebellion) were put down.
Who was the United States?
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This was what pushed the Sepoy over the brink.
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What was greasing bullet cartridges with animal grease?
Nativist Revolts– 400 points
When English women and children were massacred in
India.
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What was the Siege of Cawnpore?
Nativist Revolts– 500 points
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The major (political) result of the Sepoy Rebellion.
What was the India Act?
People/Places– 100 points
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The “Scramble for Africa” began with this European ruler wanting
territory in Africa.
Who was King Leopold (Belgium)?
People/Places– 200 points
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Nativist Chinese group (female) who believed their “magic” garments were bullet proof.
What was the Red Lantern?
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The pre-eminent Asian power in the decades before WWI.
Who was Japan?
People/Places- 400 points
From 1899-1902 the United States was engaged in this brutal and
bloody “colonial” war.
Who was the Philippine Insurrection?
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The Englishman who was the driving force behind many of Britain’s
colonies in Africa.
Who was Cecil Rhodes?
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Throughout most of the nineteenth century American foreign policy was guided by
this.
What was (George) Washington’s Farewell Address?
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The U.S.’s chief trading partner in the 1890’s.
What was Cuba?
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This was who the Meiji modeled their government and military
after.
What is Germany?
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Places/Events/Things – 400 points
Secretary of State John Hay’s (American) response to “carving up the Chinese melon” was this.
What was the Open Door Policy?
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Places/Events/Things – 500 points
What was the Battle of Omdurman?
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The power of Western military might exhibited against the
Sudanese (1898).
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The British essentially became the world’s first state-sponsored drug
dealers by getting the Chinese addicted to this drug.
What was opium?
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This was who the sepoy worked for.
What was the British East India Company?
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Teddy Roosevelt became the first president to receive the Nobel Peace Prize because of
his work on this.
What was the Treaty of Portsmouth (NH)?
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The American foreign policy that made the U.S. essentially an
international policeman.
What was the Roosevelt Corollary?
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Britain acquired Hong Kong (and four other ports) from this.
What was the Treaty of Nanjing?
