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Summarize the economic, political, and cultural motives of nineteenth-century imperialists. To what extent did those motives overlap and to what extent did they conflict with one another? |
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What were the principal "tools of empire"—the various technologies that gave the Europeans such an advantage? |
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How did the British establish control over India in the early nineteenth century? How did the Sepoy Mutiny contribute to this process? |
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Who were the major players in the "scramble for Africa"? What was the principal objective of this land-grab? |
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What did the United States gain from the Spanish-American War? |
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Where did the Japanese direct their ambitions as a new imperial power? How successful were they? |
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Summarize some of the significant migrations of the late nineteenth century. What were the typical destinations? |
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Compare the reforms of the Tanzimat era with the program of the Young Turks. |
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What was the impact of the Treaty of Nanjing on the Chinese Empire? What nations benefited from this treaty? |
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What were the causes of the Taiping revolution? What was the outcome? |
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