Imperialism Test Review

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Across
  1. 3. With imperialism came the need for this idea where citizens would become absorbed into the culture of the governing power.
  2. 5. Singapore, a country taken over by Great Britain during the 1800s, is located in this part of Asia.
  3. 8. Young girl in ‘The Grinch Who Stole Christmas’ who is crucial in getting the Grinch to change his negative thinking about Christmas. [NOT ON TEST]
  4. 10. Possessing better, more advanced and deadly forms of these was main reason why stronger countries had advantage over weaker ones in 1800s rush of imperialism.
  5. 12. Great Britain restricted people in this large country from developing their own businesses or trading with other countries.
  6. 14. Brown cake which looks like it came from a tree often eaten during the Christmas season. [NOT ON TEST]
  7. 16. This revolution increased demand for materials and resources so powerful countries could produce goods.
  8. 17. Kris Kringle, also known by this more familiar name, is a key character in the holiday movie ‘Miracle on 34th Street’. [NOT ON TEST]
  9. 19. Last word in the song "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer" [NOT ON TEST]
  10. 21. These new, large networks increased transportation of goods and people throughout the world in the 1800s.
  11. 22. The United States acquired this territory, whose capital is Hagatna, in 1898 and still owns it today.
  12. 24. One of the main commanders of the Rough Riders, who successfully fought against Spain in the Spanish-American War, was this future, nature-loving president.
  13. 25. In 'A Christmas Story', Ralphie is disappointed with a decoder ring message telling him to drink this. [NOT ON TEST]
Down
  1. 1. Perhaps the most important motive of imperialism is the stronger country’s desire to take over this within a country in order to produce goods and make profits.
  2. 2. Influential Indian reformer who pushed to eliminate what he saw as social mishaps such as arranged marriages in India.
  3. 4. As part of the famous song, on the tenth of day of Christmas, the lords that are given can be found doing this. [NOT ON TEST]
  4. 6. Another word for 'suffrage', which Mexican citizens finally got the right to do in 1917.
  5. 7. Major disease spread by insects like mosquitos that made constructing the Panama Canal a difficult process.
  6. 9. Country who joined Cuba during its fight for freedom in the Spanish-American War.
  7. 11. The Berlin Conference was held in late 1800s so several primarily European countries could decide how to divide this continent.
  8. 13. The United States, lead by Roosevelt’s determination, increased its influence and stake in this area which includes Colombia and Venezuela among other countries.
  9. 15. Writer of the famous story, “A Christmas Carol”, where the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is a central character. [NOT ON TEST]
  10. 18. This U.S. and Canadian aerospace defense command center began tracking Santa Claus’ progress around the world in 1955. [NOT ON TEST]
  11. 20. King Leopold II is thought to have killed more people in this African country than Hitler ever did.
  12. 22. Countries operating as a protectorate have their own internal forms of this while still under control of an outside, stronger country.
  13. 23. Type of Darwinism which states that the strongest, most equipped countries and groups of people will survive in society.