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IMPERIALISM
CONSEQUENCES OF IMPERIALISM
Political
rivalry between colonisers
wars
Economic
single crop extraction
artisans disappeared
Ports only used for importing and exporting
inequalities
Demographic
population growth
more emigration
Social and cultural
Western culture was imposed
social and racial discrimination
COLONIAL EMPIRES AND ITS CAUSES
Causes
symbol of prestige and strategic locations
growth in population
scientific progress
supremacy of white poeple
Colonial Empires
(1914)
British Empire
Areas of America, Asia, Africa and Oceania
Gibraltar
Malta
Maldives
Ceylon
French Empire
Areas of Africa, Asia and America
island of Madagascar
Caribbean islands
French New Guinea
Countries with colonies in Africa
Portugal
Angola and Mozambique
Belgium
Congo
Germany
Namibia, Togo, Cameron and Tanzania
Spain
Morocco, part of Sahara and Equatorial Guinea
Other colonisers
United States
Great influence in Latin America, Hawaii and Philippines
Japan
Korea and Manchuria
Russia
Siberia and Central Asia
OCCUPATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF COLONIES
Stages
occupation by conquest
use of military superior
political and administrative control
military commanders maintained order
organisation of colonial economy
exploitation of natural resources
sell products to natives
Different values
exploitation colonies
economic value
exploit
settler colonies
socio-economic value
emigrants from the colonising country
protectorates
strategic interest
the colony maintained government
COLONIAL TENSION AND CONFLICTS
International conflicts
Berlin Conference
(1884-1885)
European divided parts of Africa
Fashoda incident
between French and British
Boer War
(1889-1902)
British against United provinces for Cape
Anti-colonial protests
indigenous people revolted
socialist parties protested
Major revolts: Zulu wars and Boxer Rebellion
Boxer rebellion
European against Chinese
the boxers killed 300 people and took european embassies