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Learning Goal I can analyze the global response to European imperialism. I can explain the short- and long-term impacts of imperialism and nationalism on global conflicts. 6.4CC- Analyze the progression of nationalism in the 19th through the early 20th century. Explain theme-based continuities and changes within a period.

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colonialism and imperialism Africa the European countries by saying that it was good to bring civilization to the Savage races this world view is ethnocentric meaning that the Europeans use the world only through their own of their own culture in 1830 France invade Algeria later in game controller constantly on Rocco much West African French Somaliland Madagascar the first paragraph ethnocentric means that you think your culture is superior that the issues come out France controlled Algeria and Morocco those countries are in the northern part of Africa West Africa is what no, and Nigeria armed stay Chris Molly land area along the east coast of Africa and Madagascar is it again France what are the two top colonizers of Africa 1875 Egypt Stones cherry in order to pay off debts the British gain complete control in the 1880s and they were able to control trade routes between Europe and Asia Great Britain was particularly interested in shortest route to India which was the British colony at that time from having to go all the way around Africa to Southwest Asia they could take a shortcut through the canal the Red Sea to Southwest Asia Great Britain control the Suez Canal now so that's what they control who could go in and who could go out of these now so they control control of the trade route they were also interested in it because India which was a British colony was a very important Colony at the time from Europe in the 1800 right Britain wanted to colonize other parts of the African continent the Zulu Empire already controlled the land in this area Chuckles the colonization the Zulus were defeated by the British 1871 again colonized Africa most of the African tribes totally against colonization they opposed and they bought it for all they could fight but again because they had weapons and did not have access to Advanced they were not able to defeat the Europeans and keep them from colonizing the area King Leopold II of Belgium in the area known as he turned over control in 1908 to the building done enough money art of the Congo Congo the white British and Dutch people in the area that the blacks in South Africa they were denied the right to vote and faced discrimination this would lead to what we know now as in South Africa so from the 1908 until the 1980s so over 80 years the blacks in South Africa and were discriminated against in the 18th century France and Britain fought for control of India they won't access the Indians resources like sugar antique the British East India Company took control of India for Britain in the early 18th life insider trading the establishment of new colonies in increasing trading opportunities with eastasia allowed Europeans to release Sports Animal is one of the world's oldest in Southeast Asia search Hinduism and Shinto these things they did not know existed until they started imperializing in the area of Southeast Asia the check for understanding answer the questions 1 how did Europeans view the African nations that colonized to France gain control of many African nations to true or false East India Company took control in India for free number one is use the African nations as Savages friends can gain control of many African nations that is true the Suez Canal was so that is false it was sold by Egypt to Britain to pay off debts the Zulu War post conversations true and the British East India Company took control of India is also true the second Opium War started in 1856 that China was even more trading Privileges and legalized most of you do not your legal in most countries now brunette in 1860 it was legalized to so that Brittany could openly Trade It smoke alarm gain more Privileges and they legalize the opium trade with India Company Rebellion is also known as India's first war of independence because it is the Rebellion began after Sports so in order to know by voice needed to buy a cartridge open it was a common belief that the car just work Reese with pork and beef fat what is regarded as unclean by muscle and the cows considered sacred animal for the Hindus so therefore it was basically against both of them to buy open the car Sagittarius senado supporters were angry because they thought their religious beliefs that finally led to India's independence in the 19th and 20th Century China found himself fighting off Europeans in the Japanese precious resources in 1908 group known as righteous and harmonious fists nicknamed the boxer gain the support of the daughter who declared war Powers occupy the resulting Uprising known as the box was quickly put down by the Allied Forces of Western European powers who were some of the major European colonizers and the Europeans colonized nations in Africa and Asia how was this possible

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