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Understanding Imperialism: Key Concepts and Historical Context

This resource provides an overview of imperialism, exploring its definition and impact on global relationships. Key concepts such as protectorates, nationalism, the Open Door Policy, missionary impulse, national security, spheres of influence, economic dependence, and the Berlin Conference are illustrated for a clearer understanding. Students will learn how these terms relate to the rise of colonialism and new imperialism, particularly in regions like Africa, Asia, and Latin America. This guide aims to aid students in grasping the complexities of imperialist strategies from a historical perspective.

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Understanding Imperialism: Key Concepts and Historical Context

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  1. Imperialism Academic Vocabulary Ms. Ramos Alta Loma High School

  2. Illustration policy of setting up colonies & building up empires by dominating another nation politically, economically, & socially Imperialism Ms. Ramos

  3. Illustration country w/own gov, but under control of outside pwr Protectorate Ms. Ramos

  4. Illustration pride in & belief your country is the best Nationalism Ms. Ramos

  5. Illustration keep trade with China open to all Open Door Policy Ms. Ramos

  6. Illustration wanting to save/convert ppl to Christianity Missionary Impulse Ms. Ramos

  7. Illustration protect one’s state through political, economic, & military pwr National Security Ms. Ramos

  8. Illustration outside pwr claims trade privileges http://www.historycooperative.org/cgi-bin/justtop.cgi?act=justtop&url=http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/jah/88.4/kramer.html Sphere of Influence Monroe Doctrine, US & Lat Am, Euro & China Ms. Ramos

  9. Illustration adoption of European & US ideas, govt, tech, culture http://chinadivide.com/2010/war-on-westernization-in-china.html Westernization Ms. Ramos

  10. Illustration less developed nations export raw material & import goods Economic Dependence Ms. Ramos

  11. Illustration Europeans agree on terms to divide up Africa Berlin Conference https://onafrica.pbworks.com/w/page/12663489/FrontPage Ms. Ramos

  12. Illustration Kipling poem- obligation to rule/develop less developed cultures- connect w/ Social Darwinism & racism http://www.cai.org/bible-studies/poems-and-quotes White Man’s Burden http://www.colonialmentality.netfirms.com/picture6.GIF Ms. Ramos

  13. Illustration country governed internally by foreign pwr Colony Ms. Ramos

  14. Prompt/ Performance Task • Describe the causes for the rise of colonialism and New Imperialism in two of the following: Africa, Asia, India, Latin America and the Philippines. (Standard 10.4.1)

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