Expansion in the Middle East and Pacific
Across
- 6. A war that broke out in 1853 between the Ottomans and Russians for control over a peninsula.
- 7. France had control of Laos, ____, and Vietnam.
- 8. One reason the Ottoman Empire began to lose power is because its money was ___________.
- 11. The British government took control of 3/5 of India while the rest were ruled by Indian.
- 14. Western-style schools in India educated some of the Indians. They also learned about this form of government.
- 16. Queen ____ wanted to keep control of Hawaii, but she was unable to. She was the last queen of Hawaii.
- 17. The ____ had control of Indonesia until its independence in 1949.
- 19. He was the ruler of Siam who helped keep it independent.
- 20. Britain and France allowed Siam to remain independent and decided to use it as a ____ state.
- 23. Japan was the first country in Asia to ____.
- 24. A series of islands including Java, Sumatra, and Borneo.
Down
- 1. The British controlled Burma and _____.
- 2. The U.S, Germany, and Great Britain used parts of the ____ islands as a naval base, coaling station, and trading post.
- 3. The U.S. won the Philippines, ____, and Wake Island from Spain in war in 1898.
- 4. The Treaty of _____ ended the war between Japan and China for control of Korea. Japan won.
- 5. India was originally under the control of the ______ India Company.
- 9. The Meiji restoration did away with ____.
- 10. The Samoa Islands eventually were divided between the U.S. and ____.
- 12. He led the fight for Filipino independence from America, he used guerilla warfare.
- 13. This was the religious minority in India.
- 14. The Japanese National Assembly (Parliament).
- 15. This is when samurai overthrew the government in Japan and returned the emperor to power because they wanted a government like Western nations.
- 18. Hated between the ____ and Muslims in India was often ignored by the British.
- 21. The U.S. began using Hawaii for sugarcane and ____ plantations in 1865, but wanted more control.
- 22. Imperialism in Southeast Asia started because the area was an important source of spices and ____.