Summer Homework

4. Sought to win people to Christianity, built schools, clinics, and churches
9. Rule The use of local rulers or chiefs who governed under the direction of the European power
10. An explore who set out to map the course of the Nile and Congo Rivers
13. II Modernized nation so people were familiar with weapons
14. and Military Interests Many nations felt that ruling a global empire increased a nation’s prestige around the world.
15. Pride and patriotism
17. II, Dreamt of conquest and profit, wanted to conquer Africa.
19. Of Influence Area where an outside power claimed exclusive investment or trading privileges
20. Goals A duty to spread what they saw as the blessings of western civilization
21. Rule Sending officials from Europe to directly control the colony
22. War British gained territory after deafening the Dutch
23. Man's Burden Poem by Rudyard Kipling written in 1865

1. For Africa France, Britain, and Germany all set out to conquer Africa
2. Politically controlled by more powerful nations
3. Explorer-missionarry who criss-crossed Africa
5. Darwinism European races were superior to all others
6. Domination of one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another region.
7. Conference Portioned Africa and re-drew the map
8. Looking down at others as if they are less able or like children
11. Involved leaving local rulers in place but forcing them to follow the advice of the European power
12. System of racial segregation of British
16. Nation settles by free US slaves
18. The idea that one’s ethnic group or culture is superior to others