Colonialism, Protectorates, Dominions, Mandates, Entente Cordiale, Treaty of Saint-Germain, Trench, White Man’s Burden, Companies, Berlin Conference, Schlieffen Plan, Opium War.
- Alliance formed between Britain and France in 1904.
- Territories that were granted significant freedom to rule themselves.
- A defensive military fortification dug to protect soldiers.
- A permanent world assembly which settled disputes between countries.
- Conflict between Great Britain and China over their conflicting viewpoints on trade.
- Battle plan drawn up by German military tacticians, with the objective of securing victory in the event of a war with both France and Russia.
- Areas directly ruled by a governor on behalf of the British government and represented the Crown.
- Private organisations that controlled colonial trade.
- Meeting between European nations to create rules on how to peacefully divide Africa among them for colonisation.
- German and Turkish territories and colonies that were passed to Britain and France after the Great War.
- A practice of domination, which involves the subjugation of one people by another.
- Territories where the local rulers could continue ruling domestically, but ceding British foreign affairs.
- Treaty signed by allies and Austria after the Great War.
- Poem by the English poet Rudyard Kipling who defended colonialism.
