What long term effect did the industrialization of Japan have on Asia?

Japan turned its attention to imperializing & conquering Asia for resources

Which of the following is true of Capitalist economies?

Competition between businesses produces high quality goods at low prices.

Why were Britain's colonies necessary for the growth of industry?

They provided raw materials and new markets

Why was India known as the “Crown Jewel” of the British Empire?

It generated much wealth from trade and resources.

According to Karl Marx, what role was government intended to have in a communist society?

Govt. would be abolished and all production would be collectively owned.

Which groups collided during the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857?

Indian soldiers mutinied against the British East India Company.

What impact did technological advances have on the textile industry in Great Britain?

Textile manufacturing moved from homes to factories

Imperialism could be best defined as

empire building at the expense of regional territories

Which of the following can be inferred by the picture?

The Japanese identify more with Western nations than Asian nations.

Which of the following messages MOST closely aligns with Bismarck’s idea of realpolitik?

Alliances are only as important as their current usefulness.

What did Karl Marx believe would eventually transform society?

a revolution of the working class

What were negative impacts of employment for lower class urban women and children?

lack of education and protection of unions

Which of the following is a major principle of Socialism?

The govt. controls major industries & redistributes wealth to working class

What is the most significant outcome of the Franco-Prussian War?

Germany was unified as a modern state

What was the United States’ motivation behind the Open Door Policy?

The U.S. was afraid of being shut out of trade with China.

How did the Agricultural Revolution contribute to the rise of the Industrial Revolution?

Urban populations were supported by the increased food supply

What happened as a result of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?

Europeans divided Africa into colonies without consulting African leaders.

What was a major outcome of the Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese wars?

Japan became the dominant power in Asia

How did the end of the Tokugawa Shogunate and the rise of the Meiji government change Japan?

It paved the way for Japan to become a major world power.

Why would beef and pork fat in the gun cartridges create issues amongst the sepoy's

Their religious and spiritual beliefs

Which of the following was true of most factories during the Industrial Revolution?

Children were commonly employed

Which of the following correctly identifies the significance of the Treaty of Kanagawa?

It signifies the beginning of Western influence over Japan

What was a primary cause of the Boxer Rebellion in China?

resentment against foreign influences

During the industrial revolution, The middle class saw their potential rise with the introduction of what?

Education & training leading to an increase of business owners & patents

How did the Enclosure Movement help lead to an increase in food production in Britain?

Privatized farm land was used more efficiently

What did NOT happen as a result of the Opium War?

Britain stopped selling opium to China.

How did the rise of industrialization lead to the "Scramble for Africa"?

Europeans competed for new markets and raw materials

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1
What long term effect did the industrialization of Japan have on Asia?
Industrialized Japan was able to conquer China & protect Korea from Chinese
Europeans lost their colonies in Asia.
Japan turned its attention to imperializing & conquering Asia for resources
It led to a modern, freer Japan that protected Asia from outside influence.
2
What was a key motivation for Dr. David Livingstone's expeditions in Africa?
educating "uncivilized" groups
ending the slave trade
outbreak of the Boer War
scouting diamond mines
3
The slogan “The Sun Never Sets on the British Empire,” illustrates which principle?
Social Darwinism
Conservatism
Communism
Imperialism
4
Which of the following is true of Capitalist economies?
Competition between businesses produces high quality goods at low prices.
The community owns property and the means of production.
Progress results when a community of producers cooperate 4 the good of all
Goods are distributed according to each person's need.
5
Why were Britain's colonies necessary for the growth of industry?
They increased the production of cash crops
They provided raw materials and new markets
They collected taxes on behalf of the government
They acted as key military outposts
6
Which of the following motivations for imperialism is most prevalent in the picture?
Religious conversion
Exploring new territories
Economic gains
Increasing political influence
7
Why was India known as the “Crown Jewel” of the British Empire?
It set an example of good behavior for other colonies.
It was a rich source of diamonds and other gems.
It generated much wealth from trade and resources.
It was where most of the mining was done.
8
According to Karl Marx, what role was government intended to have in a communist society?
Government would not be involved in regulating businesses.
Govt would seize the means of production and strictly regulate the economy.
Govt. would be abolished and all production would be collectively owned.
Govt would be heavily involved in redistributing wealth 2 combat inequality
9
Which groups collided during the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857?
American Indians fought against United States soldiers.
Indian soldiers mutinied against the British East India Company.
American Indians clashed with French Canadian fur traders.
Indian landowners revolted against British colonialists.
10
Bismarck’s statement of “blood and iron” was an example of
The Monroe Doctrine
Marxist Theory
Realpolitik
Mercantilism
11
What impact did technological advances have on the textile industry in Great Britain?
The textile industry remained mostly unchanged
Textile manufacturing moved from homes to factories
Great Britain began growing more cotton than other countries
The quality of textiles generally stayed the same
12
Imperialism could be best defined as
overthrow of monarchs
warring of nations
building new nations
empire building at the expense of regional territories
13
Which of the following can be inferred by the picture?
The Japanese are seeking military aid from China
The Japanese military successfully resisted Western influence
The Japanese identify more with Western nations than Asian nations.
The Japanese navy accepted the surrender of the Samurai
14
Which social issue caused by industrialization is represented by the picture?
Inequality of pay for women
Child labor
Dangerous factory working conditions
Urbanization
15
Which of the following motivations for imperialism is most prevalent in the picture?
Religious conversion
Ideology of superiority
Exploring new territories
Economic gains
16
Which of the following messages MOST closely aligns with Bismarck’s idea of realpolitik?
Politics should be straightforward to gain the people’s trust.
Loyalty to your allies is a crucial investment in the future.
Democracy should be upheld by any means necessary.
Alliances are only as important as their current usefulness.
17
What did Karl Marx believe would eventually transform society?
the works of strong leaders
a return to agrarian life
the spread of democracy
a revolution of the working class
18
What were negative impacts of employment for lower class urban women and children?
increased lifespan and healthier lifestyles
equal wages and provided to workers in urban business
sanitation and safety accomodations were met
lack of education and protection of unions
19
Which of the following did Karl Marx write?
The Wealth of Nations
Mary Barton
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
Communist Manifesto
20
Which of the following is a major principle of Socialism?
The govt. controls major industries & redistributes wealth to working class
The economy is based on the ideas of Adam Smith’s ideas of the free market.
The government does not interfere with private businesses.
The working class is expected to move up in society W/O govt. intervention.
21
What is the most significant outcome of the Franco-Prussian War?
The French defeated the Germans
French Emperor Napoleon III was exiled to England
Germany conquered French territories
Germany was unified as a modern state
22
What was the United States’ motivation behind the Open Door Policy?
The U.S. wanted to make sure China was protected from Europe.
The U.S. was fearful China was becoming too strong after Taiping Rebellion
The U.S. was afraid of being shut out of trade with China.
The U.S. wanted to be the only ones allowed to trade with China.
23
How did the Agricultural Revolution contribute to the rise of the Industrial Revolution?
Urban populations were supported by the increased food supply
Industry increased due to innovations like the steam engine
Governments seized the means of production to promote economic growth
Farmers became wealthy enough to build their own factories
24
What happened as a result of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?
African leaders gave suggestions for better relations with Europe.
Europeans divided Africa into colonies without consulting African leaders.
France and Britain agreed to govern their African colonies jointly.
There was less fighting between African leaders and European powers.
25
Which of the following was a result of Imperialism?
Tensions increased in Europe.
Islam began to spread in Africa.
Asia became a more peaceful territory.
Countries no longer sought colonies.
26
What was a major outcome of the Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese wars?
Japan became the dominant power in Asia
Asians were forced to carry the "White Man's Burden."
China increased it's influence in Asia
Russia became the strongest power in the world
27
How did the end of the Tokugawa Shogunate and the rise of the Meiji government change Japan?
It paved the way for Japan to become a major world power.
It marked the end of democratic rule in Japan.
It began a period of significant economic and industrial decline
It fractured the country between new and old regime loyalties
28
Why would beef and pork fat in the gun cartridges create issues amongst the sepoy's
Forced them to clean their weapons more.
Their religious and spiritual beliefs
Their dietary allergies
It wasn't a good grease for guns
29
Which of the following was true of most factories during the Industrial Revolution?
Children were commonly employed
Worker safety was prioritized
Union membership was encouraged by factory owners
Factories were located in the rural areas
30
Which of the following correctly identifies the significance of the Treaty of Kanagawa?
It signifies the beginning of Western influence over Japan
It signifies the collapse of the samurai under the feudal system
It signifies the domination of Japan over the rest of Asia
It signifies Japanese determination to resist Western influence
31
What was a primary cause of the Boxer Rebellion in China?
fear of an invasion from Russia
resentment against foreign influences
demands that China increase trade
anger over excessive taxation
32
During the industrial revolution, The middle class saw their potential rise with the introduction of what?
Education & training leading to an increase of business owners & patents
A significant increase in cleanliness leading to better living conditions
More favorable political reforms, which led to a decrease in corruption
Farming jobs were on the rise which led to population growth in rural towns
33
How did the Enclosure Movement help lead to an increase in food production in Britain?
The Columbian Exchange introduced new crops like corn and potatoes
New technologies like the seed drill were introduced
Crop rotation helped replenish the nutrients in the soil
Privatized farm land was used more efficiently
34
What did NOT happen as a result of the Opium War?
China suffered a humiliating defeat.
China gave up the island of Hong Kong.
Britain stopped selling opium to China.
The treaty of Nanjing was signed.
35
How did the rise of industrialization lead to the "Scramble for Africa"?
Europeans competed for new markets and raw materials
African governments invited Europeans to develop new industries
Britain needed Africa's coal reserves for steam engines
Businesses hoped to expand using slave labor

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