Who are the three major players in the colonization of Africa?

What was the name of the water, built and completed in 1869 that was the lifeline to Britain's empire?

This British monarch was the Queen during the Imperial Age, who was she?

Who was the Belgian Monarch that was responsible for acquiring the Belgian Congo and has been categorized as being the same as Hitler? (Full name and number required)

In 1867, this resource was found which led to hundreds of thousands of immigrants flocking to South Africa?

After 1880, Britain controlled what percentage of the World's land mass?

This Egyptian leader almost bankrupt Egypt after taking larger and larger loans from European banks?

When did the occupation of the Suez Canal end for Britain? (Hint: It began in 1882)

The American journalist, Henry Morton journeyed for 999-days in the uncolonized Congo, how far did he travel in his journeys?

After an ultimatum was ignored, in 1877, the British invaded which country to remove King Cetawayo from power?

The expression, "the blank never sets upon the British Empire."

When this Egyptian waterway was constructed and completed, the company of British origin signed for how many years on the lease in ownership?

The Battle of Khartoum in 1885 saw the death of General blank?

In 1885, what was the name of the delegation between 14 nations to carve up Africa?

Who was the man that founded Rhodesia?

Who were the two main principle victims in this expansion?

If this major waterway is blocked, how far do ships have to travel in order to get to the Mediterranean Sea?

Who was the American journalist who became one of the most predominant and controversial figures on the Belgian's interest in the Congo?

What were the three principle resources found in the Congo (100 points for each named)?

How many women and children died as a result of concentration camps designed by the British?

At the turn of the century, these two unlikely countries became rivals to the big three in Europe?

Led by General Charles Gordon and Egyptian forces, which territory or land were they sent to capture to eliminate the slave trade?

This British Prime Minister supported the idea of self-rule for minorities; however, Egyptian nationalist sentiment threatened the Suez Canal and ordered an invasion?

The Fashoda Crisis was an event that almost led to all out war between which two countries?

These two military tactics were used by Boer forces during the Boer War of 1899 to 1902. (500 points per each tactic named)