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Period 5, 1750-1914 review
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1
Which of the following is a direct legacy of the African colonial experience?
Incorporation into world market systems
A lack of economic infrastructures
A Pan-African movement
A resurgence of mercantilism
2
Which of the following resources would have been pursued even more intensely in the Congo?
Gold
Diamonds
Rubber
Cinnamon
3
This person developed the idea of the social contract
Rousseau
Locke
Montesquieu
Voltaire
4
What nation was not connected to the Opium wars?
Russia
Great Britain
China
India
5
The purpose of the Berlin Conference of 1885 was
To study the ideas of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzche
For Western rivals to partition Africa
To learn cutting edge German industrial techniques
To set quotas surrounding the growth of the German navy
6
This was the first industry to industrialize
Textile
Steamships
Automobiles
Railroad
7
The information presented in the chart is best interpreted in which of the following contexts?
Colonial desires to give Western values to native troops
Colonial transference of technological skills to natives
Colonial intent to segregate whites from natives
Colonial attempts to mobilize military strength overseas
8
In which did British and Dutch in S Asia & Indonesia assimilate fewest indigenous practices?
Dress
Housing
Food
Religion
9
Which pair of powers was able by 1914 to start industrialization yet resist Western domination?
South Africa and Russia
Ottoman Empire and South Africa
Ottoman Empire and Japan
Russia and Japan
10
Which was not a natural energy resource before the industrial revolution?
Wind
Coal
Water
Wood
11
A small nation that is dependent on one crop is called
A tribute state
A colonial state
A banana republic
A trading republic
12
The conflict addressed in the cartoon is best seen in the context of which of the following
A dramatic increase in migration
A stagnation in global trade
The burgeoning human rights movement
The imperial interests of the United States
13
Which style of government is most associated with limited regulation on business
Totalitarian
Utilitarian
Corporatist
Laissez-faire
14
Which group of formerly colonized nations gained independence in the 19th century?
Brazil India, Ghana
Argentina, Mexico, Brazil
India, Mexico, Brazil
Ghana, Mexico, India
15
Which answer contains the major rivals to British industrial and imperial supremacy?
United States, Belgium, France, Germany
United States, Brazil, France, Germany
France, Germany, Brazil, Belgium
China, Belgium, Germany, United States
16
After the United States, which was the next colony to gain independence from European power?
Brazil
Mexico
Haiti
Argentina
17
This image of Belgian Congo hunters most likely depicts which of the following?
Colonial masters forcing hunters to exploit local resources
African hunters pursuing their traditional livelihood
Hunters in charge of ivory harvesting
Hunters engaging in trade on equal terms
18
Which does NOT belong in a list of important Latin American exports in the 2nd half of 1800s
Beef
Gold
Grains
Coffee
19
The policy shown in the chart left Britain very vulnerable during which of these events?
The Second and Third Maratha Wars of 1803-1818
The Amritsar Massacre of 1919
The Indian Revolt of 1857
The Salt March of 1930
20
How did the Chinese restrict foreign trade during the era 1750 - 1900?
The Chinese imposed extraordinary tariffs
Only the Dutch traded with China
European merchants were confined to a few cities for trade
They passed laws to persecute foreign residents
21
Free market capitalism was preached by
Frederick Engels
Ben Franklin
John Maynard Keynes
Adam Smith
22
Which of the following made Egypt a target for Western imperialist expansion in late 1800s?
Fertile land of the Nile River delta
Control of Nile River trade
Construction and control of the Suez Canal
Gold deposits
23
Which of the following was a direct effect of British presence in S Africa in the late 1800s?
British engaged in a war with Dutch descendants in S Africa
British settlers created an independent nation
Great Britain was penalized at the Berlin Conference
S Africa became the most economically successful
24
The intellectual foundations of the eighteenth century political revolutions were based on
The Reconquista
The Reformation
Mercantilism
The Enlightenment
25
The result of Commodore Perry's show of force was
Beginning of Japanese imperialism
Opening of trade in Japan
Removal of Christian Missionaries
The end of the Meiji Restoration
26
Which reform reflects British interests in transforming Indian social relations in 19th century
Expansion of education for girls
Building interest in the sport of criket
Prohibition of Sati
Dismantling of the caste system
27
The "Sick man of Europe" was
The Austria-Hungary Empire
Prussia
The Ottoman Empire
Russia
28
Which of the following was NOT a reason India was Britain's most important colony by 1800
India was an important supplier of British raw materials
India offered crucial ports for the British navy
India was an important location of British textile factories
India was a major outlet for British manufactured goods
29
This was a nationalist-liberationist backlash against the west's growing domination
Boxer Rebellion
Sepoy Rebellion
Tanzimat reforms
Taiping Rebellion
30
One similarity between the French and American revolutions is that both were responses to
Unfair systems of taxation
The privileges and influence of religious leaders
Transformation of the social class structure
New proposed political structures
31
The "White man's Burden" meant
Responsibility for disease that wiped out native populations
Moral responsibility to control weaker nations
The need to Christianize the world
Oppression for creating the slave trade
32
He is known for interchangeable parts
James Watt
Samuel Colt
Thomas Edison
Andrew Carnegie
33
Which of the following contributed LEAST to Europe's ability to penetrate Africa 1750 - 1900?
The invention of steam-powered ships
The invention of vaccines for tropical diseases
The invention of the machine gun
The development of the joint-stock company
34
Which sector of the COLONIZED economy had experienced the least expansion by 1914?
Transport
Heavy industrial capacity
Mining
Raw material extraction