IMPERIALISM & COLONIALISM
Yusef Tribak El ouat20-04-2013
OBJECTIVE
DIFERENCES BETWEEN COLONIALISM AND IMPERIALISM
The two terms have very similar meanings.
ECONOMIC CAUSES OF IMPERIALISM
• Sell surpluses of industrialized countries to colonized countries.
• Obtain manpower and raw materials.
THE ROLE OF QUEEN VICTORIA
SLAVERY
Africa: British project (railway Cairo-Cape Town
Asia: India ( the jewel of the crown)
New imperialist potency: The USA
Monroe doctrine
Influence of the USA in the Caribbean sea: Cuba, Dominican republic, Haiti, Panama and Nicaragua.
1898- War against Spain (Cube and the Philippines)
Colonial administration: colonies, protectorates, territories
• Cologne: colonies themselves are called "crown colony" in the British Empire. They have their own government and are directly dependent on the metropolitan government, which exercises a true employment policy.
• Protectorates: mentoring relationship that is established by a treaty between two states assigned to the stronger power of control over the foreign policy of the weakest.
• Territories: Considered the colonies as an extension of metropolitan cities and institutions representing the people.
Conclusion