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Imperialism Test Review

Examining the historical context and consequences of European imperialism in Africa, including key figures, events, and policies. Explore how imperialism shaped the continent's future and influenced cultures.

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Imperialism Test Review

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  1. Imperialism Test Review • 1. Imperialism: a nation’s desire to control other lands for natural resources • 2. maxium gun, medical knowledge, new technology • 3. Europeans believed since the Africans were savages, they could make better use of the land • 4. meeting called by Bismarck to settle land disputes in Africa

  2. 5. Rene Callie 6. Apartheid: racist policy of separation of races in South Africa • 7. Boers • 8. Delhi Durbar

  3. 9. Callie: from France, 1st to cross the Sahara, searched for Timbuktu; lost in Mali • 10. Rhodes: British miner who controlled most of the world’s diamond trade • 11. Zulu: militaristic tribe who fought against European (Dutch/Boer & Britsh) imperialism in South Africa

  4. 12. Positive: gained land by defeating other tribes Negative: left South Africa open to European invasion. 13. Afrikaans 14. Livingstone: British Doctor; missionary; Explored the interior of Africa, treated ill. Named Victoria Falls

  5. 15. Victoria • 16. TantiaTopi: Indian leader of Sepoy Rebellion • 17. Document that placed Indian under British control • 18. Great Trek: Boers retreat north to get away from British.

  6. 19. Gold & Diamonds • 20. Bismarck called the Berlin Conference but left out the Africans • 21. to show the merging of the 2 cultures/ because George V & Mary were being crowned Emperor and Empress • 22. Sepoy: Indian soldiers who worked for the British

  7. 23. Pig & Cow grease used for gun powder cartridges / British didn’t respect Indians’ religious or cultural beliefs • 24. “the crushing”/ period of Zulu warfare under Shaka’s leadership • 25. coronation of George V & Mary of Britain as Emperor and Empress of India/ It is an example of how British imperialism impacted India

  8. 26. nationalism/ destruction of resources/ wealth for Europe What areas in Africa did each Group want? • French, Italians and British: North Africa • French and Germans: West Africa • Belgians and Germans: Central Africa • Portuguese, Brits and Germans: South Africa • Italians, British, Germans: East Africa

  9. Study your notes and chart about explorers • - who went where? • - what did each man find?

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