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How European Imperialism and Nationalism led to World War 1
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Political realism or practical politics, especially policy based on power rather than on ideals
Totalitarianism.
Democracy.
Realpolitik.
Socialism.
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The poem "The White Man's Burden" reflects what idea?
Europeans opposed Imperialism.
Europeans responsibility to improve lives of its colonists.
Asians and Africans were equal to Europeans
Asians and Africans would be burdened by European help.
3
One result of the Sepoy Rebellion was?
Great Britain was expelled from India.
The Sepoys won representation in the Indian government.
Great Britain ended the rule of the East India Company.
Great Britain used more Sepoy Soldiers.
4
A country is not just geographic territory, but common language, religion, history that unites.
Militarism
Imperialism
Industrialization
Nationalism
5
Which colony was most profitable for Great Britain?
Japan.
India.
South Africa.
China.
6
European nations sought colonies in Africa primarily for?
They were competing for raw materials and markets.
They needed land for surplus population.
They were determined to bring Christianity to Muslims.
Vacation safaris.
7
One major cause of the Sepoy Rebellion was?
The uniforms were uncomfortable.
The were underpaid.
Great Britain no longer needed the Sepoys.
Rifle cartridges coated in animal fat.
8
Which of these is NOT a motivation for European Imperialism?
Political.
Economic.
Isolationism.
Religion.
9
Rudyard Kipling's, "The White Man's Burden" refers of what?
Non-Western ideas were superior to European ideas.
The challenges faced by those trading with Europe.
Negative attitude of Europeans toward non-Western people.
Europeans difficulty adapting to non-Western cultures.
10
Which of the following was NOT taken over by Great Britain during Imperialism?
South Africa
India
Japan
China
11
One major cause of the Opium Wars in China?
China gave control of Hong Kong to England.
England wanted trade for luxury items like silk and tea.
The Boxers tried to kill Christian missionaries in China.
China granted extraterritorial rights to western Europe.
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What does it mean if I "put my hand to something"?
To slap someone.
To sign something.
To shake hands.
To tear something up.
13
Nationalism is most likely to develop in an area that has what?
Land suited to agriculture.
An absolute monarch.
Temperate weather.
Common customs, language, religion and geography.
14
The Taiping Rebellion in China was caused by which of the following?
Anti-British sentiment.
ALL of these.
Anti-Christian feelings.
Widespread food shortages.
15
In the 1840's, China signed "unequal treaties" with Western nations primarily because?
Chinese leaders favored expansion.
Western nations had superior military technology.
China won the Opium Wars.
China requested economic assistance from the West.
16
British control over South Africa and French control over Indochina are examples of?
Appeasement.
Isolationism.
Nonalignment.
Imperialism.
17
Who was responsible for the unification of Germany in 1871?
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Napoleon Bonaparte
Otto von Bismarck
Emerson Fittipaldi
18
The Indian Sepoy Mutiny and the Chinese Boxer Rebellion were similar in that they both?
Resisted foreign influence.
Fought against traditional culture and values.
Accepted European missionaries.
Encouraged trade with the East India Company.
19
All of the following are critical in making a group a nation EXCEPT?
Common interests.
Common language.
Common religion.
Common geography.
20
One way nationalism increased tensions in pre-war Europe was that Germans.....
did not want more colonies overseas.
were bitter about losing the Franco-Prussian war.
believed they were the natural rulers of Europe.
Were proud of their military power and industrialization.
21
Which is the most accurate statement about European imperialism in Africa in the 1800's?
The African people supported European imperialism.
African culture and ethnic diversity was disregarded.
New nations were based on old tribal boundaries.
African unity was encouraged.
22
What was China's response to Great Britain's request to begin trading?
They welcomed European influence.
We possess everything we need, you have nothing we want.
They declared war on Great Britain.
They were eager to begin trading.
23
During Imperialism, increased contact between Europe, Africa, Asia & S. America resulted in?
a return to the European feudal system.
Better cultural cooperation.
The exploitation of labor and natural resources.
The preservation of rights of indigenous (native) people.
24
Imperialism is when an industrialized nation takes over a weaker less industrialized nation.
False
True
25
European countries colonized and controlled less advanced/industrialized countries because?
The desire of Europeans to spread communism.
They needed more raw materials for industrialization.
Thet believed in human rights for all.
They wanted to help industrialize S. Africa, China and India
