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European Imperialism in Asia and Africa
European Imperialism in Asia and Africa
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This development was most responsible for inspiring Europe to get land and resources in Africa
Industrial Revolution
Black Death
World War 1
Enlightenment
2
The lasting cultural influence of European imperialism is most apparent in...
African cities
Rural Countryside
Tribal communities
Sparsely populated areas
3
Apartheid can best be described as...
Violent tribal warfare among native Africans
Government program ensuring equality among all people
Increases government regulation of the economy
System of racial oppression
4
In Rwanda, these two groups battled for power in 1994.
Afrikaners; Boers
Capitalist; Communists
Sudanese; Zulu
Hutu; Tutsi
5
Hoping to transform Africa's economy, Jomo Kenyatta supported a shift to this economic system.
Capitalism
Communism
Democracy
Socialism
6
1914, Great Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Italy and THIS NATION got land in Africa
Belgium
Ireland
Sweden
Russia
7
How did European imperialism indirectly cause the genocide in Rwanda?
Granting privileges to one group while oppressing the other
Forcing natives leave their identities,act like"white man"
Enforcing apartheid
Forcing natives to convert to Christianity
8
The concept of Pan-Africanism encouraged...
Creation of Middle Passage, meet growing labor demands in US
Foreign nations invest in Africa;modernize and industrialize
Unity among all Africans, regardless where they live
Attempt to encourage European imperialism in Africa, 1800s
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This African tribe fought against the Boers, attempting to prevent the Dutch from taking land.
Zulu
Sepoy
Swahili
Mestizos
10
Which of the following best describes the similarity between the Peninsulares and the Boers?
Both groups spread Christianity and provided economic help.
Both groups made colonies and oppressed the native peoples.
Both groups were from Spain and followers of the Pope.
Both groups didn't plan to permanently settle the lands.
11
How did the British victory in the war pave the way for European influence in China?
Used China to grow large quantities of corn, oats and barley
Claiming large plots of land along coast of China and Asia.
Spreading communism throughout Southeastern China.
Establishing friendly trade relationship with Chinese leader
12
Tensions between Great Britain and China exploded in an event known as...
Bataan Death March
Opium Wars
Sepoy Mutiny
Boer Wars
13
During the war, Great Britain enjoyed all of the following advantages EXCEPT...
Were better trained and more experienced.
Had extensive knowledge of Chinese land/terrain.
Had better weapons.
Had easy access to warships.
14
The steam engine is depended upon this form of fuel that was common during ID.
Kerosene
Coal
Electricity
Oil
15
This important meeting was organized to settle land disputes between UK, Germany, and Portugal.
Berlin Conference
Nuremberg Trials
Treaty of Versailles
Boer War
16
Which of the following was NOT considered a major cause of the Industrial Revolution?
Widespread migration to rural areas
Increase in food supply
Population growth
Greater availability of natural resources
17
What effect did opium have on the Chinese population?
Employers became frustrated, became less productive.
Officials not concerned about sale of opium, welcome trade
Sold opium to the British, became wealthy
Stop the spread of European diseases by prescribing opiums.
18
In the late 20th century Africa's economy could best be described as...
Period of reform, working condition and wages improve
Fully industrialized, factories employing 1/2 population
Economically vulnerable due to dependence upon foreign aid
Diverse; exports a variety of raw materials and goods
19
Which one of the following was MOST responsible for causing urbanization?
Food shortage
Colonization in the New World
The growth of factories
Cottage industry
20
The "cottage industry" refers to a system in which...
Homes were built to house people living near factories.
Factories built near villages; easier access to workers.
People created finished goods within their own homes.
21
How was iron "processed" to make it stronger and more durable?
It was heated at high temperatures to burn off impurities.
It was coated in gold, a far stronger metal.
It was cooled in cold water and polished to make it smooth.
It was melted and mixed with silver to produce steel.
22
British merchants offered cotton to China for tea. Why didn't the Chinese take the offer?
Lived in tropical climate and had no interest in cotton.
Traded actively with France and purchased a lot of cotton.
Formed an alliance with India, refuse to buy.
Had access to their own home-grown variety of cotton.
23
Which one of the developments is MOST responsible for the violent civil war outbreak in Africa?
Growing gap between the rich and poor.
Tensions between different ethnic groups
Growing fear of communism
Foreign invasions during World War 2
24
Which of the following statements best defines imperialism?
An economic system in which the gov. controls the economy
Trade relationship when mother country sell good to colonies
Political system which monarch power limited by constitution
Nation's expansion of empire to get land for resources
25
Who won the Boer War?
African tribes
Holland
Portugal
Great Britain
26
All of following European nations claimed land in North Africa EXCEPT
Spain
Great Britain
Italy
Portugal
27
The flying shuttle and the spinning jenny are closely related with producing this finished good
Pistol
Steel plow
Cloth
Steam engine
