I'm pretty sure you used this in the class example, but I couldn't help but use it as well. This article is very detailed and I admit, it made me curious just looking at the mass of paragraphs. This article gives, at first a brief explanation of how Africa was colonized, the three main reasons for their actions (economic, political, and social problems), and even including the fact that Ethiopia and Liberia were the only countries who did not follow this fate. It even includes examples of the articles that were in the Berlin Act, detailed information on the African's resistance, and three sections referring to the aftermath.
Another country who was affected greatly by imperialism was China. This article is divided into four sections, explaining the imperialism in China; definitions and qualifications of imperialism, sources using a British viewpoint, the Chinese perspective, and the legacy that remains. It also has a timeline regarding important events of imperialism in China. It starts by explaining that the British's motive was an economic one. They wanted silk but didn't have enough to trade, leading to the barter trade of Indian opium, the drug. Even though they helped make Hong Kong what it is today, they affected the society greatly.
One of the largest countries affected by the British imperialism was India. This article provides information on how imperialism affected this country since the beginning, and how it is now. It starts with giving an explanation of the diversity of race and religions in India, and how they worked together in their system. It also mentions how one single culture wouldn't arise because of the respect, rights, and laws they held for each other and their customs. Then it talks about the negative decline of the Mughal Empire's power due to its interaction with the British.
Now much like the essays done by multiple people, prezis are the same. Anyone can make one and help deepen your knowledge on that particular subject. All you have to do is type in the topic and many prezis will show up. This one gives particular examples othat are in the film "Avatar" which deal with imperialism. One of these included how the Americans harmed the homes and culture of the Na'vi much like how the British disregarded the natives culture for their own desires.
When learning new things or broadening your knowlede on a particular subject, it is always a good idea to get others' point of view. They may help you learn things and see things a way you had not before. This website offers multiple essays related to the topic addressed; imperialism. It offers essays on Avatar, Pocahontas, imperialism, and even how all three are linked together.