AP World History Chapter 24 Flashcards

Review for History Chapter 24

742490695	Europe was no longer trading spices and manufacturing goods, but they needed ______ _______for machines like iron and steel.	natural resources	0
742490696	_________no longer were state-sponsored, this was one reason for expansion.	Missionaries	1
742490697	____________was no longer threatened by anyone - this was one reason for their expansion	Europe	2
742490698	The innovations of ______ships and _____put everyone in reach of European landgrab.	steam, railways	3
742490699	Europeans in Asia - _________problems prevented centralized control which led to local administration.	communication	4
742490700	The Dutch had to pay tribute to ______ ______.	Mataram sultans	5
742490701	The Dutch backed Mataram sultans in ________ ______.	intertribe conflict	6
742490702	Every time the Dutch helped out, they demanded for _______ ______.	more land	7
742490703	Initially the _______ ______ ________ ______worked with Indian leaders.	British East India Company	8
742490704	France and Britain were in 5 wars, _______won them all.	Britain	9
742490705	At the battle of ________, 3000 British soldiers under Robert Clive defeated 50,000 Indians.	Plassey	10
742490706	The teeanger nawab, Siraj, didn't have control of force so his soldiers ________.	defected	11
742490707	The ________ _______breaks down under wars with East India Company.	Mughal Empire	12
742490708	As the British took over more lands, _______ ______fought over other lands to get territory.	Indian princes	13
742490709	(M)_______, (B)__________,(C)________were the administrative centers of three presidencies.	Madras, Bombay, Calcutta	14
742490710	India had a large quantity of ________ _________.	raw materials	15
742490711	India became the market for ______ and _______goods.	investments, manufactured	16
742490712	In India, they kept the _______ ______ ______ and refused entry to missionaries.	Hindu caste system	17
742490713	In 1770, the ______ _______killed 1/3 of the population.	Bengal famine	18
742490714	In India, the British emphasized ______, _______, _______.	education, language, and technology	19
742490715	In India, the British got rid of ______.	sati	20
742490716	Within Indian schools, European customs were adopted - model behavior on European ________, reading, and scientific learning.	excercise	21
742490717	The values taught to the Indians were eventually used against the _____.	British	22
742490718	Beginning in the 19th century, __________ navy was dominant	Britain's	23
742490719	To achieve the ______ _____ __ _______ _______was a primary reason for colonial expansion.	status as a great power	24
742490720	To obtain _______ __________was a primary reason for colonial expansion.	raw materials	25
742490721	To maintain __________ _____ ________ _______was a primary reason for colonial expansion	markets for manufactured goods	26
742490722	The ________improved communication.	telegraph	27
742490723	Mass ___________develops and universal _______ _______is achieved.	journalism, male suffrage	28
742490724	The Industrial revolution gave access to previously unknown _________.	minerals	29
742490725	________- the mass production of mobile artillery developed	metallurgy	30
742490726	________were improved, now with steam engines, iron hulls, and massive guns.	Armaments	31
742490727	The ________defeated the British at Isandhlwana in 1879.	Zulus	32
742490728	_________ _________consisted of a small number of Europeans ruling a ton of locals.	Tropical dependencies.	33
742490729	Settlement colony - White dominions - lands with huge % of _____and low % of ___________.	land, population	34
742490730	Natives were killed by _____ and wars of conquest.	disease	35
742490731	Settlement colony variation - large _________population and large number of ________.	indigenous, immigrants	36
742490732	In West and East Africa, Muslim missionaries vs. ________ and _________.	Animist and Christian	37
742490733	White people lived in _____and _______cities.	capital and provincial	38
742490734	The colonists did not implement an _____in Africa because they had learned that educated classes in other colonies had started revolts.	education	39
742490735	The government kept contact between women and locals to a _______.	minimum	40
742490736	The government passed laws against _________ - mixing and cohabitation of different races.	miscegenation	41
742490737	The government made attempts to expand _______ ________.	export production	42
742490738	The government taught natives ______management and encouraged them to ______harder.	scientific, work	43
742490739	There was infrastructure created with the sole purpose of moving ___________ ____________.	natural resources	44
742490740	The _______ _________did not benefit from the extraction of resources.	local economies	45
742490741	As the dutch colony was established as a half way to India, the ________in South Africa began moving inland.	Boers	46
742490742	British missionaries tried to rid of ________in South Africa.	slavery	47
742490743	The Boers' discovery of ___________interested the settlers (Colonial gov.)	diamond	48
742490744	The colonial government eventually wins control of the _________ _______that the Boers discovered.	diamond mines	49
742490745	In New Zealand, the ________tribes were destroyed.	Maori	50
742490746	________ and __________disrupted warfare in New Zealand.	Prostitution, alcoholism	51
742490747	The Europeans returned in 1850 to take over New Zealand, the Maori fought back but were defenseless against ________and ________.	weapons and disease	52
742490748	Hawaii was claimed by _______in 1843.	British	53
742490749	The population in Hawaii declined, they imported ______ _________.	Chinese laborers	54