Question

vocabulary
match each vocabulary word with its definition.

1. coercion

a. a dutch or french settler in south africa

1. imperialism

b. the practice by which a country gains control over other areas of the world

1. genocide
2. magnate

c. the idea that people of african descent should be unified

1. sphere of influence

d. small - scale surprise attacks

1. boer

e. the state of being under control or governance

1. concentration camp

f. a place where large numbers of people are imprisoned

1. subjugation

g. the systematic destruction of a racial or cultural group

1. guerrilla warfare

h. an area in which the dominance of one power is recognized above all others

1. pan - africanism

i. the use of force or threats
j. a wealthy, powerful, and influential businessperson

reading strategy synthesize
to synthesize, use evidence and explanations from the text along with prior knowledge to form an overall understanding. use the chart below to help you synthesize the information presented in this chapter. then answer the question.
the new imperialism
evidence:
supporting explanation:
synthesis:

1. what were the motives that drove the new imperialism?

main idea
answer the following questions. support answers with evidence from the chap

1. what motivated king khama and kings to travel to london?
2. why were europeans so success africa?
3. which two groups of people fo african war?
4. which european countries co asia?
5. what controversy did the un face when it took control of
6. what skills did emperor me mongkut and chulalongko their countries free of impe

historical thinking
answer the following questio answers with evidence from

1. analyze point of v opinions of their own c and those of africa and imperialism?
2. synthesize what v technology in initiatin in africa, latin ameri
3. analyze cause causes of the new indigenous people
4. make predict imperialism have 21st centuries?

Explanation:

Answer:

1. coercion - i. the use of force or threats
2. imperialism - b. the practice by which a country gains control over other areas of the world
3. genocide - g. the systematic destruction of a racial or cultural group
4. magnate - j. a wealthy, powerful, and influential businessperson
5. sphere of influence - h. an area in which the dominance of one power is recognized above all others
6. Boer - a. a Dutch or French settler in South Africa
7. concentration camp - f. a place where large numbers of people are imprisoned
8. subjugation - e. the state of being under control or governance
9. guerrilla warfare - d. small-scale surprise attacks
10. Pan-Africanism - c. the idea that people of African descent should be unified