Imperialism
Imperialism
Definition
Domination by one country
over another country’s
political, economic, and
cultural life.
Industrial Revolution
and Imperialism
Industrialized countries needed raw
materials such as cotton, coal, iron,
oil, copper, and rubber
They also needed foreign markets
so they could compete with other
industrialized nations to sell the
most factory goods (more $$$)
Industrial Revolution
and Imperialism
Entrepreneurs realized there
were big profits to be made
Created factories where there
were none
Industrialized nations wanted to
control other regions/countries
to protect this type of investment
• What continent do
you think this person is
from?
• What is he standing
on?
• HOW is he standing
on it – what does that
mean?
• What is he wearing /
carrying?
• What do you
suppose the strings
symbolize?
England (Britain) had the most colonies and was
the leading Imperial Power
Egypt AND
many (other)
African Nations
Australia
Jamaica
Canada
India
Gibraltar
(South Spain)
Others…
The Imperial Powers
(Colonizing Countries)
European states such as
England, France, Spain,
Belgium, Germany, Italy,
the Netherlands (Dutch)
and Portugal
The Imperialized
(Colonized regions)
Americas, Asia, Africa, and
Southeast Asia.
Imperial Powers
Western European Countries grew
stronger than nations in Eastern Europe.
They had strong economies (industry),
organized government, and powerful
armies
Older civilizations declined in power
Middle East, India, Asia, Africa
This created an opportunity for European
nations (and the United States, Japan and
Russia) to control them.
What about the
indigenous people?
Indigenous (native populations)
fought invaders with little or no
weapons
Colonies attempted to strengthen
or reform their own traditions
Growth of Nationalist movements
to expel (get rid of) foreign
imperialists
On your own sheet of
paper, title it:
“Ch. 11 Sec. 1 Review”
You have two days to Read p. 339-344.
Answer #1 - 8 (Sect. 1 Assessment p. 344)
in complete sentences
(or)
write the question then answer in short answer)