Ch.19-21 Imperialism- WWI Study Guide
Ch.19 Lesson 1 p. 366-370
- Why did Westerners begin to increase their search for colonies after 1880?
- In 1800, what were the only 2 societies in Southeast Asia ruled by Europeans?
- Why did the French want to control Vietnam?
- Why did the United States want to control the Philippines?
- Define exploit.
- Define indirect rule.
- Define direct rule.
- Define export.
- Which type of rule was cheaper and affected native cultures less?
Ch.19 Lesson 2 p. 371-376
- Why was Britain interested in the Suez Canal?
- What was the goal of David Livingstone’s exploration of Central Africa?
- Which nation and king colonized Central Africa and the Congo?
- Where did Europeans meet to settle conflicting claims in South Africa?
- Who won control of South Africa during the Napoleonic wars?
- What happened as a result of competition between the Boers and the British for farming land in South Africa.
Ch.19 Lesson 3 questions 377-381
- What was the immediate cause of the Great SepoyRebellion in 1857?
- What were two effects of the rebellion?
- What were some of the benefits of British rule in India?
- What were some negative aspects of British rule in India?
- Who were the Indian Nationalists?
- What was the INC? What did they want?
Ch.19 Lesson 4 p.382-385
- What were the main exports from Latin America after 1870?
- What were common characteristics shared by middle-class Latin Americans? How did they see the United States?
- What did Industrialization lead to in Latin America?
Ch.20 Challenge and Transition in East Asia
Ch.20 Lesson 1 p.390-395
- What was an external cause of the decline of the Qing Dynasty?
- What were three internal causes of the decline of the Qing Dynasty?
- What did the Chinese agree to in the Treaty of Nanjing in 1842?
- Define China’s “Self-strengthening” reform effort.
- Who did Hong Xiuquan, leader of the Taiping Rebellion, believe himself to be?
Ch.20 Lesson 3 p. 401-405
- What did Commodore Matthew Perry do in Japan?
- What did the Treaty of Kanagawa do?
- How did the Meiji reformers change politics? Economics? The Social Structure?
- Where did the Japanese expand first? Why?
Ch.21 Lesson 1 p.410-413
- What were four causes of World War I?
Ch.22 Lesson 2 p. 420-424
- Define propaganda.
- Define trench warfare.
- What happened to the war on the Western Front?
- What was the effect of total war on women?
- What did women in the United States, Germany and Britain gain as a result of World War I?
Ch.22 Lesson 3 p. 420-424
- Describe the problems with Russia’s army at the beginning of World War I.
- Who led the Bolsheviks? What did he want?
- What happened to the Russian royal family during the Russian Civil War?
- What happened to Russia after Czar Nicolas II abdicated the throne?
Ch.22 Lesson 4 p. 425-429
- What did Germany have to agree to at the Treaty of Versailles?
- What happened to the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War 1?