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152.18 World History quiz, 1890-1914
152.18 World History quiz, 1890-1914
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Worlds Together, Worlds Apart Chapter 18
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1
Sun Yat-sen’s vision of Chinese nationhood was based on:
cooperation with occupying Western powers.
absolute monarchy
Han Chinese nationalism.
communist political philosophy.
2
The Indian National Congress was originally a movement led by:
Western-educated Indian intellectuals
officers of the Indian army
Muslim revivalists
peasants
3
He studied dreams and believed humans were driven by sexual longings and childhood traumas.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Gustave Le Bon
Paul Gauguin
Sigmund Freud
4
All of the following changes resulted from late 19th century industrial capitalism EXCEPT
growing inequalities within industrialized countries.
acceleration of economic boom-and-bust cycles.
a few men amassed private power at the expense of the public
improved living conditions for the urban poor.
5
Nationalist “pan” movements LEAST threatened this empire between 1890 and 1914.
the Ottoman Empire
the Japanese Empire
the Austro-Hungarian Empire
the British Empire
6
The most successful turn-of-the-century peasant uprising took place here.
China
Mexico
United States
Russia
7
One British innovation during the Afrikaner insurgency in the Anglo-Boer War was:
racially integrated infantry units
the machine gun
the gunboat
the concentration camp
8
The American Frederick Winslow Taylor is most closely associated with:
the buildup of the U.S. Navy.
Social Darwinist ideas.
avant-garde art and music.
scientific management theory.
9
He claimed European science and Christianity were merely life-destroying quests for power.
Gustave Le Bon
Friedrich Nietzsche
Sigmund Freud
Paul Gauguin
10
All of the following migrations took place in the late19th and early 20th centuries EXCEPT
European Russia to Siberia.
Korea to Manchuria.
eastern United States to western United States.
Austria to Germany.
11
The Boxer Rebellion differed from the earlier Taiping Rebellion because it:
was composed primarily of Chinese peasants and laborers.
was influenced by Christian beliefs and writings.
responded to hardship and poor economic conditions in China.
was eventually embraced by the Qing court.
12
About what percentage of the Herero people were killed by Germany between 1904 and 1906?
10%
40%
90%
60%
