10 questions
One nation controls another nation by sending settlers to live and control a new area.
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Countries are controlled by private companies or businesses
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
One country does not rule another, but they do have decision making power over its choices
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Countries are able to control other nations through trading rights or investment privileges
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Example: People move to a new area. In this new area they create their own government and way of living. However, they are still under control of the power of the country they came from.
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Example: Country A has control over Country B. Oil was discovered in Country B, however Country A gets to decide what is done with it and how it is used.
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Example: Country A loans money to another Country B. Now, Country A has complete control of how Country B spends the money.
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Example: Country A has a really strong military. Country B does not. Country A send some of their military to help Country B. Country A now has control to make some decisions, but does not have complete control over the government.
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Example: Apple discovers a small country with a small government. They offer to develop a military and other resources there. Apple now has control of what happens in that country.
Colony
Sphere of Influence
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Imperialism means...
A place to impair something
An empire
Control or influence a powerful nation has over a weaker nation