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East India Company
Regulated by the British government. Given a royal charter by Queen Elizabeth on December 31, 1600. -
Dutch East India Company
Founded on March 20, 1602. They claimed the entire island chain of Indonesia. Their major products were rubber and oil. The railways, roads, and harbors improved, but education and health did not. -
Shaka
He was the military leader of the Zulus. He was killed on September 22, 1828. -
Trading in Africa
The trading between Africa and Europe is going great and is well established. -
Battle of Balaclava
This battle was part of the Siege of Sevastopol. An attempt to capture Russia's naval port on the Black Sea. This was during the Crimean War. -
End of Crimean War
In 1856, the British and their allies won the Crimean War. between 200,000 and 300,000 people died during ths war. -
Great Rebellion on 1857
It was against the army of the British East India Company. fought by Bengal army soliders. -
British Raj
Begins in 1858. Power of the British East India Company is moved to the crown. -
King Mongkut
4th ruler of Siam (Thailand today). he ruled from 1851 to 1868. -
Suez Canal
An artifical sea level water way in Egypt. It was opened in 1869. -
Empress of India
Queen Victoria makes herself the empress of India. -
Anglo-Zulu War
This war was fought between the British and the Zulus. 1,902 British were killed and 6,930 Zulus were killed. -
Berlin Conference
This conference makes rules for the colonization of Africa. -
French Indo-China
Formed with Tonkin, Annam, Cochinchina, and Cambodia in 1887. -
Menelik ll
He becomes emperor of Ethiopia in 1889. he successfuly kept europe out of Ethiopia. -
Liluokalani
She was the only queen of Hawaii. She was queen from January 29, 1891 to January 17, 1893. -
Spanish-American War
This was a war between Spain and the USA. It ended with the USA getting Guam and the Philippenes. -
Boer War
The war begins in South Africa. -
Emilio Aguinaldo
He was a filipino revolutionary, politician, and was the first president of the Philippines. He was president from January 23, 1899 to April 1, 1901. -
Control of Africa
Almost all of Africa is under the control of Europe.