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1
What happened to Japan after the Russo Japanese war?
They turned into a major world military power.
They became allies with Russia.
They lost all of their land
The west would underestimate them because of this war.
2
Employment in the Industrial Revolution is best described as...
farming on a manor
working long hours in a factory
working your own hours
farming in the summer and mining in the winter
3
An example of nationalism would be...
government allowing independence
states that have many different nations
Unification of nations into 1 country
governments who support non majority culture
4
An economic system where trade is controlled by private owners is advocated for by Adam Smith.
False
True
5
British colonization led to internal rebellions like the Boxer Rebellion because...
colonization and rebellions were not related
the British gave Chinese weapons and encouraged them to rebel
Qing's government power was damaged and so people rebelled.
Opium was so common that they could not get people to fight
6
As countries industrialized, their economies became stronger, increasing loyalty to the country.
False
True
7
Through Commodore Perry and the Treaty of Kanagawa, Japan _________.
closed their ports
started to trade with the U.S.
declared war with Russia
declared war with the U.S.
8
Germany, Japan, and England used their factories to develop stronger militaries.
True
False
9
British businessmen like Cecil Rhodes thought they were superior to Africans.
False
True
10
An economic system where all land is public property and a person is paid according to their needs is an idea of Marx.
True
False
11
To improve the balance of trade between Britain and China... the British sold opium to China.
False
True
12
French policy in Indochina and Japan showed...
successful alliances in military.
the role of communism in world development.
international cooperation, which led to the creation of the UN.
the importance of natural resources as a factor for imperialism.
13
Because of the Industrial Revolution things like textile manufacturing were impacted because...
production decreased and quality increased.
goods were produced faster and it made them cheaper.
it made prices go up.
goods were made at home still, so industry decreased.
14
Otto von Bismarck and Camillo di Cavour both unified their people into nation-states.
False
True
15
The Boxer Rebellion and Sepoy Mutiny were revolts against westernization.
False
True
16
The title of the German ruler was_____.
reich
kaiser
supreme leader
tzar
17
Japan, Germany, and England used their factories to improve the lives of women...
True
False
18
Camillo di Cavour and Otto von Bismarck were both prime ministers.
True
False
19
Adam Smith would agree government should limit activities to administer justice & defend the nation against aggression.
False
True
20
Natural resources would describe the most significant motive in the Scramble for Africa.
True
False
21
Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in Great Britain?
the king insisted factories would be built
Britain had many resources, a stable economy, and government support.
they wanted a caste system again
poor people wanted their own business
22
A transition from agrarian based economies, to manufacturing based economies is known as ____________.
Capitalism
Industrialization
Nationalism
Imperialism
23
The Treaty of Kanagawa...
settled disputes between the Hidden Leaf and the Village Hidden by Sand.
made Japan an industrialized world leader
made Japan a colony of the U.S.
made Japan close its ports
24
The main reason for the Berlin Conference was...
to let African leaders be heard in Europe.
to base African borders on culture and language.
to keep peace in Europe.
to keep peace in Europe and Africa.
25
An advantage of communism is that
people can own private property
government does not interfere with businesses
goods are not shared equally
the government provides for the poor
26
What best explains nationalism?
strong military
strong government control
pride in shared culture
pride in government leaders
27
To abolish all private property would be an idea/philosophy of ___________.
Otto von Bismarck
Adam Smith
Marx
Engels
28
A negative impact during the Age of Imperialism on Africa/Asia would be...
stripping colonies of natural resources.
loss of culture for native people.
internal fighting between native ethnic groups.
economic stability for colonies.
29
After the Industrial Revolution, people wanted more handmade goods.
False
True
30
In an ideal communist state..
people share ownership with a few elite
the people control the economy and the market
the people have private ownership
people have little control over industry
31
What finally led to the Vietnamese overthrowing the French?
France only hired Chinese government workers
French exported too much rice, which harmed the Vietnamese
French rubber trees destroyed rice fields.
France raising taxes
32
Imperial powers usually improved their colonies by...
mining natural resources.
enslaving the natives.
building infrastructure.
giving government control to the people.
33
What best describes realpolitik?
use what you have to be strong inside your country
using negotiations and diplomacy
creating colonies
doing whatever is necessary to achieve goals
34
Because of the Russo Japanese war, Russia's power was weakened in the eyes of the west.
False
True
35
Pride in your country can help lead to an increase in imperialism.
True
False
