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The Sun Never Sets On The British Empire WHAT IS IMPERIALISM Empire Building One culture commonly called the MOTHER COUNTRY forces itself upon a group of foreign people and the foreign culture is suppressed ID: 530850

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Aim: What is imperialism, and how was it motivated by the Industrial Revolution and Social Darwinism? Slide2

“The Sun Never Sets On The British Empire”Slide3

WHAT IS IMPERIALISM? Empire Building.

One culture (commonly called the MOTHER COUNTRY) forces itself upon a group of foreign people, and the foreign culture is suppressed

Two kinds of imperialism:

COLONIES (settlements)

SPHERES OF INFLUENCE (economic control, but local people still have political control)Slide4

Scramble for

Africa – 1885-1914

VERY few European colonies established there – African tribes are independent

To

gain raw materials for factories

Europeans are ABLE to colonize in the late

19

th

century because:

Better medicines

Better guns

Europeans cooperated among themselves and divided Africa

up at the

Berlin Conference, 1884-1885

Slide5
Slide6

Design Your Own Country: Part II

Individually: read over your country plan. Identify your top 5 non-

negotiables (circle them) – what cannot be sacrificed? Slide7

Now, at your table: you have to combine your countries into one country. Your goal is sacrifice as little as possible so as MUCH of YOUR identity remains in this new country.

(Also, to wipe out what the other cultures that have been created and to replace it with your own)Slide8

Nationalism

Patriotism on STEROIDS

The

personal IDENTIFICATION with a nation

The belief that one’s nation is the BEST IN THE WORLD

Culture, history, and current status of a country serve as evidence of a country being the best in the world What’s the connection between… Nationalism and the Industrial Revolution? Nationalism and Imperialism?Slide9

The more a country INDUSTRIALIZES, the bigger the country’s economy GROWS, and the WEALTHIER it becomes, which leads to more

competition between European

nationsThe bigger a country’s EMPIRE, the better that country is, which leads to more competition between European nationsSlide10

18th and 19th

Century Nationalism

Belief

that citizenship in a state should be limited to one

ethnic

/cultural group Great Britain would be characteristically BRITISH, France would be characteristically FRENCH, etc. Belief that a country’s culture is evidence that it is better than all other countries. European belief that Europeans are superior to and more advanced than Africans and Asians, so they have a “right” to colonize in Africa and AsiaSlide11

Motives/Causes for The New Imperialism (Empire Building 1880-1914)

Natural resources (IR)

Social Darwinism

European competition – the bigger your empire, the better you are