New Imperialism CHY 4 U Unit 3 In
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New Imperialism CHY 4 U Unit 3 In your groups, identify your questions and conclusions for each slide. (whiteboard)
Trade, 1870 s Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis and Anthony Esler, World History: Connections to Today – Teachers Edition (Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2001), 617.
Imperial Powers Ibid. , 643.
“Scramble for Africa”, by 1914 Note * = outbreaks of anticolonial resistance The small inset map on the bottom right shows the vast majority of Africa was independent before 1850. Ibid. , 623.
Latin America Ibid. , 660.
Spreading Education The caption says: “This photograph, dated 1903, was taken in a German missionary school in East Africa. The pictures on the wall are of Kaiser William II and his wife, Augusta. ” Ibid. , 625.
Indigenous Response • Letter from Chief Machemba of the Yao to German Officer Herman von Wissman, late 1800 s: “If it be friendship that you desire, then I am ready for it…but to be your subject, that I cannot be. …I do not fall at your feet, for you are God’s creature just as I am. ” Ibid. , 621.
Von Treitschke* “All over the globe today we see the peoples of Europe creating a mighty aristocracy of the white races. Those who take no share in this great rivalry will play a pitiable part in time to come. The colonizing impulse has become a vital question for a great nation…. We [Germany] must, and will, take our share in the domination of the world by white races. ” Ibid. , 619. *Von Treitschke was a German historian.
