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UNIT 3 - Industrialization and Imperialization
UNIT 3 - Industrialization and Imperialization
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This was the USA's effort to be the main imperial power in Latin America
La Reforma
Monroe Doctrine
Balance of Trade
Open-Door Policy
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This gave the British the military advantage over the native people they fought with
Sphere of Influence
Bessemer Process
Luddites
Maxim gun
3
Created by Eli Whitney, it led to a large increase in cotton production
Textiles
Cotton Gin
Maxim gun
Bessemer Process
4
She led a fight against the British in Zimbabwe, but ultimately lost.
Yaa Asantewaa
Cetshwayo
Nehanda
Menelik II
5
Who did Japan fight against in the Sino-Japanese War?
Russia
China
Britain
Japan
6
A huge peasant revolt against the Qing Dynasty in China in which 20-30 million Chinese died
Sino-Japanese War
Taiping Rebellion
Meiji Restoration
Opium War
7
The new middle class of merchants, inventors, and entrepreneurs
Bourgeoisie
Laissez-faire
Luddites
Proletariat
8
His invention allowed factories to run after dark and lit the streets of urban cities
Friedrich Engels
Thomas Edison
Alfred Nobel
David Livingstone
9
What motive for Imperialism is most strongly displayed in the image?
Military Motives
Cultural Motives
Economic Motives
Political Motives
10
This was the main factor for the rapid growth in population in Western Europe
Bourgeoisie
Cotton Gin
Steam Engine
Agricultural Revolution
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They smashed the machines that replaced them and took their jobs
Luddites
Assembly Line
Robber Barons
Entrepreneurs
12
The 'factory acts' were created to
limit child labor
organize labor unions
protect monopolies
ban the assembly line
13
British banned this Indian custom of a widow throwing herself onto the funeral fire when they took over India
Viceroy
Sepoy
Sati
Genocide
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European powers divided up much of China into ____, that they controlled
Paternalistic
Protectorates
Monopolies
Sphere of influence
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This was the privately group that controlled most of India in the early 1800s
The Suez Canal
The Zaibatsu
The Taipings
British East Inda Company
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These were large companies that controlled a large part of a specific industry
Protectorate
Labor Unions
Bourgeoisie
Monopolies
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The effort by the USA to get into China on an equal basis as other European states
Sino-Japanese War
Monroe Doctrine
Boxer Rebellion
Open-Door Policy
18
Indians who served as soldiers for the East India Company
Sepoys
Wahhabi
Boxers
Sati
19
Unsuccessful attempt to modernize China in the mid 1800s; failed due to no gov't support
Meiji Restoration
Open-Door Policy
Sino-Japanese War
Self-Strengthening Movement
20
These were local Latin American leaders with their own private armies
Zaibatsu
Caudillo
La Reforma
Peonage
21
Who does the guy riding the bicycle represent?
France
Britain
Old People
USA
22
They sent troops to try and take over Mexico in the 1860s
France
Britain
Spain
USA
23
These rich and powerful Japanese families ran businesses that helped modernize Japan
Diet
Zaibatsu
Meiji Restoration
Caudillo
24
Created the a practical steam engine that would be the basis of power for the Industrial Revolution
Alfred Nobel
James Watt
Thomas Edison
Guglielmo Marconi
25
This was the war between the Germans and the natives in East Africa
Sepoy Rebellion
Boer Wars
Maji-Maji Rebellion
Taiping Rebellion
26
Benito Juarez's effort to bring more rights and opportunities to the common Mexican
La Reforma
Zaibatsu
Caudillo
Meiji Restoration
27
This led to a massive increase in iron production
Cotton Gin
Bessemer Process
Maxim Gun
Assembly Line
28
The aggressive expansion by Western states that was driven by Industrialization
Imperialism
Urbanization
New Imperialism
Captains of Industry
29
An effort to get rid of European colonizers in China that ultimately failed
Meiji Restoration
Boxer Rebellion
Self-Strengthening Movement
Sino-Japanese War
30
She led a fight against the British in West Africa, but ultimately lost.
Yaa Asantewaa
Cetshwayo
Nehanda
Menelik II
31
The idea that Westerners were to teach their conquered people the right way, like dad.
Social Darwinism
Paternalistic
Protectorates
Captains of Industry
32
He explored central Africa trying to spread Christianity and stop the slave trade
King Leopold II
Guglielmo Marconi
David Livingstone
Cecil Rhodes
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This was used to justify that White Europeans were destined to control foreign areas
Sphere of influence
Tenements
Social Darwinism
Protectorates
34
This was the key thing in creating a large urban workforce needed for factory labor
Capital
Labor Unions
Paternalistic
Population Growth
35
Who's face is on the snake in the image?
Queen Victoria
King Leopold
King Menelik II
Cecil Rhodes
36
What two African states were not colonized by Europeans?
Ethiopia & Angola
Ethiopia & Liberia
Angola & Liberia
Ethiopia & Morocco
37
When the European states got together to divide Africa; no Africans invited
Boer Wars
Sphere of influence
Berlin Conference
Social Darwinism
38
They helped get better wages, hours, and working conditions for workers
Rober Barons
Bourgeoisie
Labor Unions
Tenements
39
Who ended up taking control of the Suez Canal after Egypt ran into money trouble?
Germany
the Ottomans
France
Britain
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This was the power source for the Industrial Revolution
Assembly Line
Steam Engine
Luddites
Cotton Gin
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A major weakness with the Ottoman empire at this time was trying to control these local leaders
Luddites
Pashas
Sepoys
Sultans
42
The effort to modernize Japan that was led by the Emperor
Sino-Japanese War
Boxer Rebellion
Self-Strengthening Movement
Meiji Restoration
43
He is called the father of modern Egypt, because of his modernization efforts
Muhammad Ali
Muhammad Ahmed
Wahhabi
Cecil Rhodes
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Led a fight against the British in South Africa but ultimately lost.
Cetshwayo
Nehanda
Menelik II
Yaa Asantewaa
45
Set up the Congo Free State and treat the native very poorly, leading to the death of millions
Guglielmo Marconi
Cecil Rhodes
King Leopold II
David Livingstone
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Because business leaders created jobs and helped raise the standard of living they were called...
Paternalistic
Proletariat
Robber Barons
Captains of Industry
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This led to China having to accept a series of 'unequal treaties' with European powers
Taiping Rebellion
Opium War
Sino-Japanese War
Meiji Restoration
48
Dictator of Mexico from 1876 to 1910
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Porfirio Diaz
Antonio Lopez y Santa Anna
Benito Juarez
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When local rulers were left in place but expected to follow the advice of European advisors
Sphere of influence
Paternalistic
Monopolies
Protectorates
50
What event is shown in the image below?
Open Door Policy
Monroe Doctrine
Bessemer Process
Berlin Conference
51
Because business leaders destroyed competition with their monopolies they were called...
Paternalistic
Proletariat
Captains of Industry
Robber Barons
52
This increased production by using a belt to bring the work to the worker
Bessemer Process
Assembly Line
Interchangeable Parts
Tenements
53
The conflict between Dutch settlers and the British for control of South Africa
Maji-Maji Rebellion
Berlin Conference
Ethiopian Invasion
Boer Wars
54
The Panama Canal was built by
Britain
USA
France
Spain
55
His invention was quite explosive and used in construction and weapons
Friedrich Engels
Alfred Nobel
Thomas Edison
David Livingstone
56
This refers to the money needed to invest in the businesses of the industrial revolution
Robber Barons
Textiles
Proletariat
Capital
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Wanted to use Western ideas to modernize India and gain its independence
Muhammad Ahmed
Muhammad Ali
Ram Mohun Roy
Cecil Rhodes
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Got rich off of Diamond and Gold mining, urged the British to take all or most of Africa
King Leopold II
David Livingstone
Cecil Rhodes
James Watt
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This refers to the tightly packed, unclean, unsafe apartments where the working class lived
Monopolies
Luddites
Urbanization
Tenements
60
This was the British official in charge of India, appointed by the Queen of Britain
Caudillo
Sepoy
Sati
Viceroy
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What was Engels' view of the living conditions of the Industrialization?
He believed it was excellent
Social Darwinism
He believed it was terrible
Population growth
62
What items was most important for the steep increase in the chart in 1900?
Bessemer Process
Interchangeable Parts
The Steam Engine
Open-Door Policy
63
Led a fight against the British in the Sudan but ultimately lost.
Menelik II
Muhammad Ahmad
Nehanda
Cetshwayo
64
A genocide was carried out against these people in the Ottoman Empire in the 1890 to early 1900s
Asante
Sepoys
Armenians
Turks
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In an effort to modernize the Ottoman Empire they overthrew the sultan
Young Turks
Sepoys
Pashas
Viceroy