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Title: Imperialism When A stronger country takes over a weaker one.


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ImperialismWhen A stronger country takes over a
weaker one.
  • Global Regents Review
  • Patten/Valdner

2
Causes
  • Economy -
  • Need for Natural Resources
  • Need for New Markets

3
Causes
  • Politics and Military
  • Spirit of Nationalism
  • Power and Security of Global Empire

4
Causes
  • Society
  • Spread Christianity
  • Spread Western Civilization
  • Belief that Western Way is best (White Mans
    Burden)

5
Causes
  • Science and Invention
  • New Weapons
  • New Medicines
  • Improved Ships

6
India
  • Was controlled by Great Britain
  • Sepoy Mutiny
  • Sepoys were required to follow rules that were
    against their religious beliefs
  • Sepoys revolted
  • Effects Government took direct command of India

7
Africa
  • Berlin Conference
  • European powers divided Africa to establish their
    presence on the continent
  • Boer War
  • British decided to annex (incorporate) the Boer
    Republic
  • Boer resisted
  • Zulu Resistance
  • Defeated by the British

8
China
  • Britain was selling Opium to China
  • Treaty of Nanjing
  • China had to pay war costs and open their ports
    to Britain
  • Sphere of Influence
  • An outside power has exclusive trading
    privileges
  • Boxers lost because they lacked modern weapons
  • Goals of Sun Yixian
  • End Forign domination
  • Form a representative government
  • Create economic security for Chinese people

9
Short Term Effects on the Colonies
  • Local economies because dependent on
    industrialized powers
  • Western culture spread to new regions
  • Traditional political units were disrupted or
    destroyed

10
Long Term Effects on the Colonies
  • Transportation, education and medical care were
    improved
  • Resistance to imperial rule evolved into
    nationalist movements
  • Many economies became based on single cash crops
    grown for export

11
Effects on the West
  • Discovered new crops, foods and other products
  • Cultural Diffusion
  • Competition for empires increased conflicts
  • Industrial nations controlled a new global economy

12
How were the European nations able to dominate
non-European areas?
  • These nations were industrialized
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