Unit 6 VocabularyUnit 6 Vocabulary

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1616 1717 1818 1919 2020

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3131 3232 3333 3434 3535

ANSWERANSWER

1q1q

This gave industrialized nations raw materials and

markets to exploit

1a1a

Imperialism

2q2q

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This uprising was an attempt to rid China of foreigners

2a2a

Boxer Rebellion

3q3q

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Migration into the city

3a3a

urbanization

4q4q

ANSWERANSWER

This British imperialist and successful

businessman was a major supporter of British expansion

4a4a

Cecil Rhodes

5q5q

ANSWERANSWER

Name given to the westernization, modernization,

industrialization, and end to Japanese

isolationism

5a5a

Meiji Restoration

6q6q

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Political/economic system that believes that government should reform business

6a6a

Socialism

7q7q

ANSWERANSWER

The belief that the Jews should have a

homeland

7a7a

Zionism

8q8q

ANSWERANSWER

A number of unfair treaties between China and various Western powers in the 19th

century. The Treaty of Nanjing is an example

8a8a

unequal treaties

9q9q

ANSWERANSWER

The shift in England during the 18th century from making

goods by hand to making them by machine. Numerous people would move to the cities as a

result

9a9a

Industrial Revolution

10q10q

ANSWERANSWER

A disregard for ethnicity and culture occurred during this as

European countries tried to “get what they could”

10a10a

Scramble for Africa

11q11q

ANSWERANSWER

The white man’s responsibility to show the

world their “advanced ways”

11a11a

White Man’s Burden

12q12q

ANSWERANSWER

This factory owner made numerous reforms including education and age limits of

factory workers

12a12a

Robert Owen

13q13q

ANSWERANSWER

Investors put their money in their business

13a13a

Capitalism

14q14q

ANSWERANSWER

European countries made up rules for carving up

Africa

14a14a

Congress of Berlin

15q15q

ANSWERANSWER

This showed Japan was a military power and

Russia was outdated

15a15a

Russo-Japanese War

16q16q

ANSWERANSWER

The stronger countries will control the weaker ones.

16a16a

Social Darwinism

17q17q

ANSWERANSWER

This gave the United States access to two Japanese

ports.

17a17a

Treaty of Kanajawa

18q18q

ANSWERANSWER

Belief that government should stay out of business’ affairs.

18a18a

laissez-faire

19q19q

ANSWERANSWER

The leader of the Jewish Zionist movement

19a19a

Theodor Herzl

20q20q

ANSWERANSWER

A disrespect for Indian culture led to this uprising by Indian soldiers against the

British

20a20a

Sepoy Mutiny

21q21q

ANSWERANSWER

This famine led to mass death and migration from

Ireland

21a21a

Irish potato famine

22q22q

ANSWERANSWER

Type of economy where goods are produced

on a supply and demand basis

22a22a

Market economy

23q23q

ANSWERANSWER

United States policy which stated that China should be open to all merchants. This

actually kept China from being colonized

23a23a

Open Door policy

24q24q

ANSWERANSWER

He believed that all history was a struggle

between the classes (the haves and have-nots)

24a24a

Karl Marx

25q25q

ANSWERANSWER

A conflict between Britain and China over Britain’s trade. This showed China how weak they

in fact were.

25a25a

Opium Wars

26q26q

He believed in the Principals of Population that population would always exceed food

supply. New inventions that made for greater food

production proved him wrong ANSWERANSWER

26a26a

Thomas Malthus

27q27q

This time period led to a great output of crops. Fewer farmers were needed.

People began to move to the cities to work in the

factories.ANSWERANSWER

27a27a

Agrarian Revolution

28q28q

This looked into the practice of child labor by interviewing

those involved

ANSWERANSWER

28a28a

Sadler Report

29q29q

After the Russo-Japanese War of

1904, Japan would annex this

nation

ANSWERANSWER

29a29a

Korea

30q30q

Conflict in which the British and the Dutch farmers

fought for control of South Africa

ANSWERANSWER

30a30a

Boer War

31q31q

Goods were no longer made at home. They

could be made cheaper and faster.

ANSWERANSWER

31a31a

Factory System

32q32q

His book, The Wealth of a Nation, supported the

idea of laissez faire

ANSWERANSWER

32a32a

Adam Smith

33q33q

Term given to European control of areas of

China

ANSWERANSWER

33a33a

Spheres of Influence

34q34q

This war which took place in Korea showed Japan to

be a world power.

ANSWERANSWER

34a34a

Sino-Japanese War

35q35q

Economic/political system where people own the means

to production. Everyone owns everything, no one owns

anything.

ANSWERANSWER

35a35a

Communism