[Modern Imperialism]
Before class * Read Palmer, 613-622, 627-656 * Key terms new imperialism Joseph Chamberlain Young Turks Pan-Slavism Congress of Berlin Berlin Conference Fashoda Crisis Cecil Rhodes Union of South Africa Indian Mutiny Indian National Congress Russo-Japanese War * Key questions
      1. Discuss the motives that lay behind European expansion in the late nineteenth century. How did the "new imperialism" differ from the colonialism of earlier times? 2. Explain the process by which Africa was partitioned after 1870. How did partition affect relations among the European powers? 3. Explain the growth and nature of Indian nationalism. 4. What seemed to be the principal motives for Russian expansion in Asia? Why did they come into conflict with the British? 5. What were the net consequences of imperialist expansion in China by the end of the nineteenth century? 6. Describe the nature and outcome of the Russo-Japanese War.



[Modern Imperialism]
In class * Outline 1. Five causes 2. Impulses/outcomes 3. Why did the new imperialism end? * Key terms quinine effective occupation Fashoda crisis Open Door policy Boer War Boxer Revolt * Key quotation
    Imperialism is the occupation of a territory (colony) by a power legalized in some manner, with no date set for withdrawal.