AP World Chapter 24 Flashcards
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333210036 | Mataram | Ruled most of Java;paid tributes total by the dutch | 0 | |
333210037 | Sepoys | Indian troops; relied on heavily by french; | 1 | |
333210038 | British Raj | British political establishment in India;rose much because of fierce rivalry between them British and French | 2 | |
333210039 | Plassey | Key battle; small number of British troops defeated large army of Indian sepoys | 3 | |
333210040 | Robert Clive | British general in battle of Plassey; won control of the fertile and populous kingdom of Bengal | 4 | |
333210041 | Presidencies | Madras, Bombay, Calcutta; administrative centers that made up the bulk of British rule of India | 5 | |
333210042 | Princely states | Defeated or allied indian prince kingdoms; ruled by british | 6 | |
333210043 | Nabobs | Corrupt officials of the east india company; cheated company And exploited indian peasants | 7 | |
333210044 | Lord charles cornwallis | Made many reforms that limited indian participation in government; Lost american colonies because of surrender at yorktown | 8 | |
333210045 | Ram Mohun Roy | Western educated indian leader; Supported out law of the sati | 9 | |
333210046 | Isandhlwana | Conventional battle to where african zulus beat sizable british forces | 10 | |
333210047 | Settlement colonies | Second major types of european overseas possession | 11 | |
333210048 | White Dominions | Areas where population was mostly of european descent with small numbers of natives | 12 | |
333210049 | White racial supremacy | Peak in decades before world war 1; Caused little motivation to socialize with colonized | 13 | |
333210050 | Natal | British out post at Durban | 14 | |
333210051 | Boer republics | Orange free state and Transvaal; Strained to keep free of influence from british | 15 | |
333210052 | Cecil rhodes | British entreprenuer; Moved into orange free state after discovery of diamonds; Caused tensions between british and boers | 16 | |
333210053 | Boer war | Initiated by boer assaults against british bases; ultimently british won; | 17 | |
333210054 | Captain james cook | His voyages opened hawaii to the west; first perceived as god | 18 |