Africa in the Age of Imperialism - Saskatoon Public Schools

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The Age of Imperialism • Imperialism is the domination by a country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region. • A colony is a possession that the imperial power controls directly. • A sphere of influence is a region in which the imperial power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges. • A protectorate is a country that has its own government but whose policies are guided by the imperial power.
European Expansion • Nationalism played a major role in sending Europeans overseas. A nation increased its prestige and power by winning an overseas empire. • Political rivalries and military strategy also contributed to imperialism. One nation might seize a territory to prevent a rival from expanding into that region. • The desire to expand economically was also a strong motive. Industrialists urged their governments to acquire new markets for their products. In addition, they wanted to control the supply of raw material.
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Page 19 and 20: Growing European Interest in Egypt
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Page 41 and 42: Revival of Islam • The most impor
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Page 47 and 48: Ghana • In 1879, the French built
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Page 51 and 52: Zulu expansion • The Zulu were on
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• Finally, in 1899, tension betwe
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European Rivalries in East Africa
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Fighting Colonial Rule • Two fact
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• The epidemic spread south with
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• Once European nations had carve
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• Direct rule reflected the Europ
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• To achieve assimilation, coloni
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• The British had practical reaso
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• In some colonies, Europeans fou
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• Europeans made their colonies m
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The Impact of Colonial Rule • Col
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• Christian missionaries actively
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The benefits • Europeans increase
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Section Review • Patterns of Civi
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