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Causation in the Imperial Age: 1740 - 1900 - Coggle Diagram
Causation in the Imperial Age: 1740 - 1900
Economic
Subsistence farming
Cash Crop farming
Plantations
Rubber
Sugar
Cotton
Meat
Refrigeration
Guano
Palm Oil
Economic imperialism
Narrowed and weakened colonial economies
Copper
Social
Labor Systems
Men leaving homes
Increased roles of women in family in some cases
Migration
Diaspora
Chinese railroad laborers in America
Chinese Exclusion Act
Indians in Mauritius and Natal
Kangani in Southeast Asia
Irish immigrants in America
Italian immigrants in America
Tenements
Slums
Crime
Rise of gangs
Cultural
Colonial Racism
Rudyard Kipling
White Man's Burden
Scientific Racism
Christianity
Conversion
Missionaries
Nationalism
Resistance to imperialism
Ethnic enclaves
Saint Patrick's Day in U.S.A
Spread of Catholicism in U.S.A
Mix of Argentine Spanish and Italian
Political
Scramble for Africa
Berlin Conference
"Tribes"
Belgium
Leopold II
Colony in Congo
Forced Labor
Massacre of 7 million
France
Algeria
Settler colony
Great Britain
Takes India from Mughals
Sepoys
Crown Jewel colony
British East India Co.
Australia
Penal colony
New Zealand
Settler colony
New Zealand Wars vs. Maori
North American Settler Colony
French Indian war
Proclamation of 1763
American Revolution
South Africa
Xhosa resistance
Cattle killing movement
Famine
Cecil Rhoades
Sudan
Mahdist revolt
Investment into Argentina
China
Taiping Rebellion
Economic imperialism
British trade deficit
Opium Wars
European spheres of influence
Netherlands
Dutch East India Co.
Colony in Southeast Asia
United States
Manifest Destiny
Reservations
Trail of Tears
Spanish America War in 1898
Philippines
Guam
Cuba
Cherokee Indians
Assimilation
Indian Removal Act
Ghost Dance
Battle of Wounded Knee
Monroe Doctrine
Russia
Catherine II
Expands into Poland
Alexander I
Azerbaijan
Moldova
Finland
Georgia
Armenia
Spain
Mexican War of Independence
Tupac Amaru II
Rebellion in Peru
Ottoman Empire
Balkan revolutions
Greece
Bulgaria
Serbia