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A concept map on konsepto ng imperyalismo works best when it reflects the exact readings and lecture slides your class used, since teachers often test the specific forms and examples they covered.

  • Central node: imperyalismo, with branches for causes, forms, and effects
  • Causes: industrial demand for raw materials, markets, and national rivalry
  • Forms: direct colonial rule, protectorates, and economic control through trade
  • Effects: loss of sovereignty, economic dependence, and independence movements
Example concept map branches for imperialism
Economic imperialismControl of foreign markets · Investment in overseas resources · Unequal trade treaties
Political imperialismDirect colonial rule · Protectorates · Indirect rule through local elites
Causes of imperialismIndustrial demand for raw materials · Nationalism and rivalry among powers · Civilizing mission justifications
Philippine colonial historySpanish rule from 1565 to 1898 · US control after the Treaty of Paris · Independence declared in 1898, recognized in 1946
Effects on colonized peoplesLoss of sovereignty · Economic dependence · Resistance and independence movements
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Start with the central idea, then branch into causes such as the search for raw materials and markets, forms such as direct colonial rule and economic control, and effects on colonized societies like the Philippines under Spain and later the United States after 1898. Link each branch to one example from your readings so you can explain the connection in your own words.

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What should a concept map on imperialism include?

Start with the central idea, then add branches for causes like raw materials and markets, forms like direct rule and economic control, and effects on colonized societies. Connect each branch to a specific example from your readings.

How is imperialism different from colonialism?

Imperialism is the broader policy of extending a state's power over other territories through colonies, trade, or influence. Colonialism is one method of doing this, where the foreign power sets up settlement or direct administration.

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