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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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The Europeans saw Africa as a gold mine. It was saw as a treasure chest for materials.They used all of Africa's resources to make profit from their own countries. In source three they are treating the tusk as trophies and things that they own and earned, they didn't ask permission as it wasn't really their land. But they claimed it and changed it as if there wasn't people their already. They are taking Africa by force with their guns and no permission from the people. They are using their conquering of Africa to intimidate other countries with the power and resources they are taking from it. They are also seeing it as uncivilized so they are trying to teach them Christianity and trying to create their own civilization on Africa.

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White mans burden

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A sphere of influence is when a country controls territory within a foreign land.

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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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They don't "need" colonies but it would be a good idea for them to hop on with the idea. The author is saying that Germany has good economic status and has a large military, so the colonies would be very beneficial and he is saying they need to go with this decision now.

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One reason is to create new government and securing power by conquering the land. They also wanted to have military control  over the lands too.

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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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It is fitting because everyone wanted to claim some part of Africa because it was so resourceful, profitable, and you got a little extra land, so everyone wanted it.

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The Fact that the African person didn't really look like a human and they looked more like an animal. Also they have less clothes on than the soldiers, that looks like they were participating in whatever their culture is. They were probably trying to force them from their culture to Christianity. They were also taking the person back to the school house to make them learn about things like Christianity and to "civilize" the people there.

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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 tried to instill fear into the people who didn't agree with them and tried to show them what they would do if they were to ever rebel against them. They tried to show the rebels their power so they wouldn't think about it again. If they are still rebelling they are showing them what they are going to do as soon as they catch 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, "

"Colonies will have a salutary effect on our economic situation as well as on our entire national progress."

"In this new Reich of ours there is so much bitterness, so much unfruitful, sour, and poisoned political wrangling, that the opening of a new, promising road of national effort will act as a kind of liberating influence. Our national spirit will be renewed, a gratifying thing, a great asset. "

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They are using the lands natural resources and since Africa and Asia were rich in things like oil and gold. It also opened up new markets for the Europeans which would open their economy up more.

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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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Africa's resources were taken and they didn't care about the amount of resources they had so things wouldn't go extinct. They also claimed that it was uncivilized and tried to claim it as their own land so the Europeans used it to flex power.

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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 promotes their social goals to educate the people that are native there. They are also trying to force them into Christianity and trying to educate them by showing the school house and the man taking the animal like person back to the school house. They wanted to instill their ideas in the natives by schooling them on what the Europeans know and want them to know.

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Yes, because some people began to believe too much and start to put other countries down. And if people start doing that a war might break out between countries.

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They also wanted to spread European civilizations and ideas to other countries. They thought people in these countries were uncivilized so they decided to build churches and convert them to Christianity. They are also just trying to educate the natives.

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When you tried to build an empire.

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It is the belief that your country is better than all others.

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The belief that it is natural for stronger nations to control 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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They were justified in their revolt because they were slowly but surely taking over china and it's land. They angered the Chinese nationalist by taking over their ports but the Europeans tried to make the Chinese happy by letting them tax off the ports. But, the Europeans were getting most of the profits, and taking advantage of China's resources.

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The idea that it was Europe's duty to educate and Christianize the "savages".

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Supporting Question: Are European goals harmless?

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Supporting Question: Are European goals harmless?

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They aren't harmless because they are taking land that isn't theirs and the superiority that they just assumed over the natives of the land and just called them savages without really getting to know them.

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Yes, it does because they basically came into a country that wasn't theirs, stole most of their natural resources and profits of that country, and claimed that the people in that country were uncivilized and it was their job to educate and convert them into Christianity. They shouldn't have come into another country and started stealing all of it's natural resources without asking the people. Then, they took the natural resources and only gave them an unfair percent of the profits when it came from their country. They also tried to take over countries that already had native people in them and tried to claim it as their own, which is kind of what led to Boxer rebellion when they didn't want them in their country anymore. But, they took over anyway and even fined China money after taking over.