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Describe the European attitudes towards Africa (make sure to include info from all 4 sources)

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Describe the European attitudes towards Africa (make sure to include info from all 4 sources)

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Europe attitude towards Africa was that Africa was a gold minds for rubber, coffee, sugar, palm and timber. They also used them for trade and new markets. The Europeans had Nationalism towards Africa because they thought they were stronger and superior to them. Europeans came over hunted their elephants for tusk for their mansion and for trophies, they messed up their ecosystems and didn't care about them like its their personal playground. They had social Darwinism towards them because they thought they had the right to force them to do things and rule them because they were superior to them.

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Source 2: White mans burden

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China was one the greatest territories Europeans wanted to conquer and use their rich and natural goods to advance their nation. Europeans were taking their over their trading ports of goods and valuable resources for their own wealth, but they were giving the Chinese taxing to make them happy. The boxers started a rebellion to kill all the European forgiven so they can have their land back but the alliance stopped it and they had to hand over their land and 300 million in taxes.

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Does Germany Need Colonies? Explain how this author makes the case for German Nationalism.

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Does Germany Need Colonies? Explain how this author makes the case for German Nationalism.

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I dont think they need colonies but I do think that they will help them out a lot with gaining and retaining power. The author makes a case for them by saying they are superior to everyone else

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Concurring land and importing new governments in those countries.

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Why is the name "The Scramble for Africa" fitting?

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Why is the name "The Scramble for Africa" fitting?

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The thing that stands out the most is the native american person he is holding and carrying up the hill to the school.

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Using the images explain what type of message European powers and the Chinese dynasty wished to send to dissenters?

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Using the images explain what type of message European powers and the Chinese dynasty wished to send to dissenters?

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They were trying to the message that if you go against them you will be killed. They are trying to deplete the hope of the rebellion and make them second guess going against them.

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German Nationalism Primary Source Annotations: Give 3 examples from the text that support the author's claims 

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German Nationalism Primary Source Annotations: Give 3 examples from the text that support the author's claims 

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"Should not the German nation, so seaworthy, so industrially and commercially minded, more than", "At one time Germany contributed only intellectual and literary activity to the tasks of our century. That era is now over. As a people we have become politically minded and powerful other peoples geared to agricultural colonization, and possessing a rich and available supply of labor", and "No one can deny that in this direction England has by far surpassed all other countries. Much has been said, even in Germany, during the last few decades about the “disintegrating power of England."

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Securing land and presenting dominance over everyone else. Make military out post and to protect that land and to get access to natural recourse.

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Supporting Question: In what ways was Africa exploited?

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Supporting Question: In what ways was Africa exploited?

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Does this cartoon promote social, political, or economic goals and how do you know?

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Does this cartoon promote social, political, or economic goals and how do you know?

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It social goal because they are trying to make society smarter, they portrayed the natives to look like animals or savages which literally describes white man burden. I now it is social because he is also trying to Christianize and educate the savage in the picture by taking the natives to the school house.

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Nationalism could be dangerous because you can start being arrogant and disrespectful to other people. It could be safe if people didn't take everything to serious and try to bring people down instead only lifting themselves up. You can see this in a lot of the passages we read when leaders are talking about their country and how they are superior to everyone else and saying everyone else and weak and dumb compared to them. In conclusion Nationalism is dangerous with the risk of arrogance in the weak minded hands.

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Import European civilization, and attempt to convert the people to Christianity and come up with a new rule for survival for the fittest.

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When countries are trying or attempt to build a empire

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It is the belief that your country is superior to all others.

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The belief that it was only natural for stronger nations to rule weaker ones.

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Supporting Question: Were the Boxers justified in their revolt?

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Supporting Question: Were the Boxers justified in their revolt?

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The boxers were very much justified, they were getting invade by Europeans because they came over took over their trading ports which was their leading source of income this would make people angry because economic reasons are very important and arguably the most crucial to have a powerful nation. The boxers also had a reason to fight back because the European was making their country poor by making them pay 300 million to pay for damages. The Europeans were taking all their natural resources, timber and gold, which i think made the boxers even more justified for taking their vulable resources

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Was the idea to Christianize and educate the savages of Africa and Asia

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Supporting Question: Are European goals harmless?

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Supporting Question: Are European goals harmless?

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No, they are not harmless, they are robbing them, scamming them, and trying to force them to be Christian and to be civilized. They conquered them and used their resources against them.

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Imperialism deserves a bad rap, that is based on the fact that it is unfair. It is unfair because imperialism believes that if you are a weaker nation that they can come and rule over you which I think is unfair because nations shouldn't be ruled like that, that's how slavery and unreasoning taxation starts. Imperialism also believes in that where ever you go and take over you should Christianize and educate them, this isn't right because people shouldn't be force into a religion. When a nation comes over they will import new governments that could be unfair and unreasoning. The new government would only benefit the people that imported it. Their economic reasons are worst because the nation will come over and take their natural resources of the land that they conquered, but once they do that they will take those resources and sell them back to the people which is a scam and unfair to the people that worked hard for those resources.
Imperialism showed their true colors when they exploited and raided china for their goods and trading ports, when the people of China fought back the used the alliance with all the other countries and killed everyone of the revolution.