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=============================================================== DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE YOUR NAME AND CLASS HR ON ANY EDITS!! =​Ch. 21-1 Imperialism: Colonial Rule in Southeast Asia EARN UP TO 8 XTRA CREDIT PTS= In the mind map below, you will understand Imperialism in a nutshell:

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**1. Summarize 4 motivations for the “new imperialism”** ​Tim Wright, 1st hour: 1) The Capitalist states were looking for raw materials such as rubber, oil, and tin for their industries. 2) Europeans took a more religious approach and felt they had a moral responsiblility to civilize primitive people. 3) European nation-states were involved in acquiring colonies abroad to gain an advantage over their rivals because it was a source of prestige. 4) Racism was tied to imperialism because it was the belief that race determines traits and capabilities. Certain races were superior or inferior. Thanx Tim +4 3. List the raw materials that were available in each country of South East Asia. (map p. 687) 4. Define Imperialism**
 * 2. The main difference between imperialism in the 1800s and “new imperialism” in the 1900s
 * __//Alex Olivarez, 1st Hour- Imperialism is the creation and maintenance of an unequal economic, cultural and territorial relationship, usually between states and often in the form of an empire.//__** Thank you Alex +2

Will Farr, 3rd hour- The riveraly between Great Britain and France is when they both started to invade south east Asia. Britain ended up taking the kingdom of Burma. They wanted Burma to protect their positions in India. France then came over so Britain could not control all of south east Asia. Dew to this the French government in 1817 made Vietnam take protection from them. Thank you Will +4 6. What spurred Britain to control these territories? 7. What was Frances’s reaction to Britain’s advances? ** //Blake LaNew,1st hr- France was very worried about the British advance. The French were worried because the more land the British had the more power they had as land is power and wealth. Also as the closer the British got the more worried France was about a war. // Thanx Blake +3 **8. Define Protectorate** Adam Van Hoesen 1st hour- A protectorate is a country that depends on another country to provide its protection. Thanx Adam +2 **9. Complete the graphic organizer in p. 686** United States: Philippines France: Vietnam, City of Saigon and Hanoi, Cambodia, Annam, Tonkin, Laos Great Britain: Malay Peninsula, Singapore and Burma (modern day Myanmar)** Thanx Maddi +3 **10. Be prepared to show these events on a map**
 * 5. Rivalry between Britain and France. What region did the British take over?
 * Madi Schlappi 5th hour-**
 * Countries control over Southeast Asia:

Kramer Hurt 5th hour: Thailand was the execption because they were threatnened to be under colonal two rulers prevented that from happening 1. King Mongkut and his son King Chulalongkorn. Thank you Kramer +2 12. Describe the Role of the United State in the New Imperialist Era Zack Artibee 5th hour: The untied states defeated the spanish army and took manila boy in the phillopeans and that prevented that area from being captured by japan. Thank you Zach +2 13. Read and interpret the primary source on p. 689 14. Who were Commodore George Dewey and Emilio Aguinaldo**
 * 11. Why was Thailand the Exception?
 * //Tracey Partridge; 5th hour: __Commodore George Dewey__ was apart of the spanish american war. He helped leaders, and directed the war. __Emilio Aguinaldo__ was the leader of movement for independence in the Philippines.//** Thanx Tracey +3

**15. Complete the graphic organizer on p. 691 (section 1 Review #3) 16. Define: Direct Rule and Indirect Rule** ​ Tim Wright, 1st hr: Direct rule is a system of government where the central government controls the states or provinces. Under inderect rule, local rulers were allowed to keep their authority and status in a new colonial setting. Thanx Tim +3

**17. Pros and Cons of each type of rule Direct Rule - pros: people don't have to worry about taking care of the states and can leave the decisions to the government. Cons: The people don't get a say in what happens in the places that the live and can help decide what they think is best for their state and nation. --Kela O'Keefe 3rd hour Thanx Kela +3 18. How did colonial powers justify their rule?

19. Describe 3 different forms of resistance Blake LaNew hour 1- there are many forms of resistance some more dramatic than others. one of the main forms is war. Next there is mob actions which are less destuctive than war and ussually more pointed. then there is a range of smaller resistance including writen objections, political cartoons and words writen into songs. Thanxs Blake +3

20. Why did the peasants revolt? 21. Why did the westernized intellectuals from the cities revolt? 22. What is the Burmese Galon and what did it represent in the Burmese struggle? Burmese Galon

23. Do you know of any occupied countries today that object to foreign rule? Why?**

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