The document discusses the topics of imperialism and colonialism from the 19th century. It covers the economic causes of imperialism, the role of Queen Victoria in Britain's imperial projects in Africa, including the British railway in Africa and tensions with the Boers in South Africa. It also discusses Britain's influence in Asia, particularly India. The document notes the rise of American imperialism through the Monroe Doctrine and its influence in the Caribbean. It concludes by defining colonies, protectorates, and territories in the context of colonial administration.

2. 1. Objective.
2. Differences between colonialism and imperialism.
3. Economic cause of imperialism.
4. The role of queen Victoria.
5. Slavery.
6. Africa:
A) British project ( RAILWAY cario - cape town).
B) Cecil Rhodes against Boers.
c) Importance of the suez canal.
7. Asia: India ( the jewel of the ( crown).
8. New imperialist potency: The USA.
9. Monroe doctrine.
10. Influence of the USA in the Caribbean sea: Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti
Panama and Nicaragua.
11. 1898, war against Spain ( cube and the Philippines )
12. Colonial administration: Colonies, protectorates, territories ( definition and
examples)
13. Conclusion.

3. •That is imperialism and colonialism
•The difference…

4. Imperialism: XIX, is when you exert the most powerful nations on
weaker ones
Colonialism: XVI, is the influence or domination of one country by
another more powerful in a violent way, through a military invasion.

5. •the crisis of 1873 caused the price decline.
•economic dependence of the colonies.
•search for new markets.
•the economic crises.

11. ‘’America for Americans’’

13. Loss of the colonies

14. Colonies: or a settlement or form of settlement, or a territory subject to the
administration and governance of a remote country
Protectorates: a mode of administration of territories in which by a treaty between
one or more States protectors
Territories: one defined area (including land, water and airspace)