The form of day to day management in the British and the US preferred (especially in the Pacific)

Is a form of control that emerged where a country or region was governed internally by a foreign power 

Form of control where an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges

_______________ of Ethiopia was the only African leader to successfully resist European expansion 

______________ is the attraction of world powers to areasof the world with strategic importance.

______________ was the conflict that erupted between Dutch farmers of South Africa and the British for over a decade.

________________ European power that insisted on overseeing the financial control of the Suez Canal

________________ an independent but less developed country controlled by private business interests

The diverse population and not enough troops made managing the country of _________ difficult.

The ambition of powerful nations to dominate the political, economic, and cultural affairs of another nations or region is_______________.

Which of the following countries was taken as a British colony?

______________ one of the things industrial countries wanted from imperialized countries

What two bodies of water does the Suez Canal connect?

Direct control was the form of day to day management preferred by the _______________.

_________________ meeting where European leaders met to lay down the ground rules for claiming and controlling African nations.

_________The European monarch who created a900000 square mile empire in the Congo.

The Crimean War revealed that the Ottomans had

_______________________ was the drug the British created that could keep people from getting malaria?

________________________ means something important to the overall plan

What potential problem did Europeans displacing African food crops cause?

What did the McKinley Act cause planters on Hawaii to ask for?

What were the names of the two Indian nationalist groups that formed in the late 19th c.?

Which of the following was not a way that King Mongkut modernized Siam?

Which nationalistic U.S. politicians were in favor of U.S. imperialism? 

Who were the Sepoys?

Who was Emilio Aguinaldo? 

Why did the Sepoy rebellion begin? 

Which colony was considered Britain's Jewel in the crown for its raw materials and new markets?

Which British colony encouraged Chinese to work rubber plantations and mines?

What was the Raj?

Where did U.S. planters build sugar plantations in the 1820's?

Burma is known as _________________________ today.

What were the reasons Europeans were interested in Southeast Asia?

Which 3,000 mile long island chain did the Dutch take control of?

Which British colony became one of the busiest ports in the world ?

Which of the following was not an island the U.S. gained as a result of the Spanish American War?

Who became the president of the Republic of Hawaii

The Indian textile industry was placed under restrictions by which European power?

Which power used direct control in Indochina?

Thailand is formerly known as __________________