Imperialism and Global Economics

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Across
  1. 1. Process of adopting European customs, technology, and political systems
  2. 3. Pride in one's nation that often led to movements for independence
  3. 6. Illegal trade practice used by British merchants to bring banned substances into China
  4. 7. Workers who moved from one region to another, often under colonial labor systems
  5. 9. Complete control over the trade of a specific good or region
  6. 10. Unfair treatment and injustices imposed by imperial powers
  7. 12. Government taking control of industries previously owned by foreign companies
  8. 16. Member of a Chinese group that rebelled against foreign influence in 1899-1901
  9. 17. Economic situation where one nation relies heavily on another for goods or markets
  10. 18. Bird droppings used as fertilizer that became a major export from Peru and Chile
  11. 21. Artificially made products like fertilizers that replaced natural resources
  12. 22. Process where a region loses its manufacturing capabilities and becomes dependent on imported goods
  13. 25. Unity among people sharing common goals or facing similar oppression
  14. 26. Unfair use of people or resources for profit by imperial powers
  15. 27. Cost of transporting goods on railroads controlled by foreign companies
  16. 28. Formal agreement between nations, often unequal during the imperial era
  17. 29. Traditional cloth made at home that Gandhi encouraged Indians to wear as resistance
  18. 30. Indian soldiers who served in the British East India Company's army
Down
  1. 2. Period when Chinese leaders tried to strengthen their empire through selective reforms
  2. 4. Island territory that Britain controlled for over a century after the Opium Wars
  3. 5. Power to make decisions and enforce rules, challenged by colonized peoples
  4. 8. Actions taken by colonized peoples to oppose imperial rule
  5. 11. The policy of extending a nation's power by gaining control over other territories
  6. 13. Strategy of pretending to cooperate while secretly maintaining independence
  7. 14. Addictive drug that Britain forced China to import in the 1800s
  8. 15. Basic facilities like railroads and ports built by foreign companies
  9. 19. Organized uprising against colonial rule, such as the 1857 Indian uprising
  10. 20. Religious journey to a holy site, used by Muslims as subtle resistance to colonial control
  11. 23. A nation's right to govern itself without outside interference
  12. 24. Deliberately damaging or undermining colonial systems from within