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1
According to Freud, human experience was strongly determined by
the natural rights of humankind.
Newtonian physics.
atomic structure.
past experiences.
2
Why did Europe want to colonize Africa?
To help win World War II
Help the native populations
Setup democracies
Africa's natural resources
3
What was the main motive for universal education?
to develop well-rounded individuals
to create better-educated voters
to introduce new ideas to a wider audience
to give people more opportunities
4
The policies of William II of Germany led to
The resignation of Bismarck
Two hostile alliances that would not compromise
The Bloody Sunday Massacre
The annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
5
Which of the following caused migration to the cities?
Rural people and filthy conditions
Epidemics and jobs
Disease and housing
Factories and public sanitation
6
Which of the following was a benefit of British rule?
economic growth
political stability
The Indian National Congress
universal education
7
The major immediate cause of the Great Rebellion
A rumor that rifle cartridges were greased with cow oil and pig fat.
Revival and expansion of Indian nationalism
Rivalry between Hindu and Muslim soldiers
A disagreement between the sepoys and Indian command
8
In the Second Industrial Revolution, what innovations opened new industrial frontiers?
A world economy, psychoanalysis, and new products
Telegraph, radios, telephones, and light bulbs
Steel, chemicals, electricity, and petroleum
Textiles, railroads, iron, and coal
9
The colonial takeover of Southeast Asia began with the rivalry between which two nations?
Vietnam and Burma
France and Britain
United States and China
Japan and China
10
Sigmund Freud claimed that human behavior
conflicting emotions of love and hate
repressed childhood experiences
the physical makeup of the brain
conscious thoughts and desires
11
The Indian National Congress asked to share
the railroad
the governing process.
independence.
Hindus.
12
Citizens of colonies probably preferred informal over formal rule because
their taxes would be lower
there would be fewer changes to their way of life.
the government would be more efficient
foreigners would not be living in their country.
13
What is one important reason that European nations met at the Berlin Conference
East Africa had the most natural resources of all of Africa
European countries wanted to settle claims in East Africa
The African countries wanted to be colonized by the Europe
Bismark wanted to be the leader of the European nations
14
Which statement best describes what life was like for Africans under European rule?
Urbanization decreased levels of armed conflict
New farming methods provided more food for people
Africans saw little benefit from their hard work
Education and skills training decrease racial and gender inequalities
15
Early resistance to colonial rule was based on ____________________.
anger at bad treatment.
the wish to become Westernized.
a desire for national independence.
16
The alliance between Great Britain, Russia, and France was the
Triple Entente
Westward Advance
Allied Powers
League of Nations
17
The class of society in Europe that believed strongly in hard work & outward appearances
aristocratic class
middle class
lower class
wealthy elite
18
Which segment of Latin American society grew as a result of new prosperity?
Mexican elite
lower classes
middle sectors
military
19
With the growing popularity of photography, artists in the 1900s?
stuck to the principles of moderation
competed with the camera to capture the reality
abandoned visual reality in favor of individual expression
preferred to paint in indoor studios rather than outdoors
20
Which class played a key role in resisting colonial rule in Asia?
Urban Middle Class
Elite Ruling Class
Peasant Farmers
Working Class
21
Many workers reacted to poor working conditions by
refusing to work and living on welfare
quitting their jobs
buying the factories and changing them
organizing to pass laws or make reforms
22
European nations began to search for new overseas colonies after 1880
to find people who would work in European factories for low wages.
promote a free exchange of ideas between Eastern and Western cultures.
bring the economic benefits of industrialization to underdeveloped nations.
raw materials for their industries and open new markets for their products
23
Henry Stanley stayed in Africa after Livingstone died because
He had planned to stay when he first made the trip
There was no possible way home
Livingstone paid him to stay
He believed that Livingstone’s work was important
24
The implementation of ministerial responsibility in Western European governments was
new alliances wee forming
democracy was expanded
monarchies were being restored
universal male suffrage was necessary
25
Einstein's theory of relativity stated that space and time are
relative to the observer.
the same for all animals but not plants.
nature is the center of being.
always constant.
26
The advanced industrialized core of Europe depended on non-industrial, agricultural countries
food and raw materials
capital
for technological assistance
workers
27
During the Industrial Revolution, many workers reacted to poor working conditions by
quitting their jobs.
buying the factories and changing them.
organizing to pass laws or make reforms.
28
In the nineteenth century, people's lives became more clearly divided into periods of work and leisure as a result of
industrialization
feminism
universal male suffrage
public education
29
How did European imperialism give rise to African nationalism?
African nationalists wanted to imitate how Europeans govern
Educated Africans rebelled
Europeans helped Africans govern themselves
Mistreated Africans on plantations rose up
30
Which of the following renewed interest in India?
newspapers and books written in Indian languages
easy access to museums and historical sites
a new commissioner of Cultural Affairs
the emergence of English as the only official language