history vocab. imperialism
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- guang xu
- launched the hundred days of reform
- viceroy
- in india, governed in the name of the queen
- give two examples of "unequal treaties in china
- indemnity and estraterritoriality
- 3 negatives of british rule in india
- deforestation, destroyed indian economy and famine and overpopulation
- sepoys
- indian soldier in its service
- opium war
- chinese warships clashed with british merchants, triggerian this war
- what did westerner's want from china
- tea, silk, and porcelain
- trade surplus
- exported more than it imported
- Muhammad Ahmad
- announced he was mahdi
- protectorate
- local rulers were left in place but were expected to follow the advice of european advisors on issues such as trade or missionary activity
- imperialism
- the domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region
- Muhammad Ali
- ambitious soldier appointed gov. of egypt by the ottomans
- Ram Mohun Roy
- knew skansit, persian, and aaribic classics, combined views
- sino-japanese
- japanese preasure on china led to this war
- who controlled india before the british
- the mughals
- extraterritorialty
- right to live under their own laws and betried in their own courts
- purdah
- the isolation of women in seperate quarters
- concessions
- special rights given to foreign powers
- sun yixian
- passionate spokesman for a chinese republic
- saltans
- rulers of the ottoman empire
- Taiping Rebellion
- most devastation peasant revolt in history
- spere of influence
- an area in which an outside power claimed exclusive investment or trading priveleges.
- balance of trade
- difference between how much a country imports and how much it exports
- what muslim empire controlled egypt and the middle east at the end of the 19th century
- ottoman empire
- Open door policy
- keep chinese trade open to everyone on an equal basis
- list 3 reasons why European's dominated the world?
- 1. weekness of non-western states 2. industrial revolution 3. surperior technology
- indemnity
- payment for losses in the war
- what are the 3 different forms of rule that the european's used?
- direct rule, inderect rule or protectorate, sphere of indluence.
- what were 3 reasons for the sepoy rebellion
- 1. required to serve outside of india 2. law allowing hindus to remarry 3. rifle cartridges
- genocide
- deliberate attempt to destroy a racial, political, or cultural group
- boxer uprising
- anti-foreign feeling finally exploded in this
- pashas
- provincial rulers
- 3 positives of british rule in india
- -industrialization, law and order, new farming methods,
- what was the primary goal for the british east india company
- to make money
- what caused the opium war
- chinese warships clashed with british merchants
- Mahdi
- long-awaited savior of faith
- deforestation
- cutting of trees