2. Imperialism
Imperialism. . .
nds power through
W hen a country exte
diplomacy or military force.
Colo
A pra nialism
ctice
of ge ...
custo tting full o
dy of f part
land. ial
Annexation. . .
To add territory of a
country .
3. Social Darwinism
Social Darwinism. . .
A theory that people are subjected to the
same natural selection as plants and animals
It is related to imperialism because
when you take over a country, the
people of that country are often
treated like they aren’t people, they
are just treated like objects of
nature.
4. “White Mans Burden”
The “W
hite Man
poem th s Burden
at was w ” is a
the burd ritten to
ens of im express
perialism
America to
ns.
5. Racism & The
Missionary Impulse
Racism. . .
To be prejudice, discriminate, and
antagonize a person of a different race.
Paternalism. . .
To practice the part of people in
authority, restricting freedom and
responsibilities that best interest others. This is similar to Racism because it is
restricting people from their interests as
racism restricts people from doing certain
things as the “superior” race does.
6. The Scramble for Africa
• Began in 1881
• It was when Europeans moved to
Africa to spread their influence,
but became a land grab.
• The Berlin Conference regulated
European Colonization in Africa. It
harmonized with Germanys
sudden arrival as an Imperial
Power.
• Russia and Sweden were
colonized during the Scramble for
Africa
7. Nationalism
rm of a patri otic feeling,
An extreme fo y a feeling
als, and efforts, marked b
princip r countries.
of superiori ty over othe
8. Colonized vs. the
Colonizers
Industrialized countries take over other countries
for land. The people that where in that country
originally would want to rebel against the invading
country. There would be a lot of conflict against
changes.
