European Imperialism

2. Captain James _______ was an explorer who claimed the continent of Australia for Britain rule.
5. British poet Rudyard ________ argued that democratic nations had a duty to spread their government, culture and religion to other parts of the world.
6. The ______ canal was built to connect the Mediterranean and the Red Seas.
8. When one nation extends its control to the government and the economy of another nation.
10. A person appointed to rule a country or province as a deputy of the sovereign.
11. An economic system in which people rely more on the use of machinery and technology than on animal or human power.
12. A state that is controlled and protected by another.
14. A native soldier, usually an infantryman, in the service of Europeans.

1. The desire of people with the same history, language and customs for self rule.
3. A system of government wherein the central government controls the states or provinces.
4. The East _______ Company was a British company formed to pursue trade with Asian countries.
7. A region in which a state has a level of political, cultural or economic sway; SOI.
8. A system of government used to remotely control colonies or protectorates.
9. Complete independence and self-government.
13. A group of people who leave their native country to form a settlement in a new land.