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Imperialism Test Review
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Why did the Sepoys refuse to bite the cartridge? What did it contain?
Holy scripture
A high risk of failing
Cow/Pig fat
A nasty flavor
2
Who is Jose Marti?
Cuban National Hero
Hawaiian National Hero
Mexican National Hero
Puerto Rican National Hero
3
After being imperialized, a country has limited self-rule. Local officials developed for future
Direct Control
Assimilation
Raj
Indirect Control
4
Which of these is
NOT
a main type of imperialism?
Economic
Direct Control
Protectorate
Colony
5
Evaluating/judging other nations based on your own ethnicity/culture/life
Raj
Nationalism
Social Darwinism
Ethnocentrism
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Country with its own internal government...but controlled/protected by a stronger country
Imperialism
Ethnocentrism
Colony
Protectorate
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Most important British colonial possession during 19th and 20th centuries
South Africa
Australia
Canada
India
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What made the Chinese interested in trade with Europeans?
Salt
Tea
Opium
Coal
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Which is
NOT
a positive effect of imperialism
Infrastructure
Schools
Better food
Roads
10
Which is NOT true about the Opium Wars
All are true
Britain refused to stop trading opium
Everyone knew it was addictive
Opium is illegal in Britain
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When the Indian soldiers rebelled against British officers. Sparking more nationalism
The Cartridge Rebellion
Sepoy Mutiny
The Great Rebellion
The Great Mutiny
12
What is the connection between industrialization and imperialism?
Both A and B
The way to resources was taking over other lands
None of the Above
New factories need new resources
13
Term for controlling your colony like a parent. Usually under direct control.
Imperialism
Paternalism
Nationalism
Assimilation
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What is the use of Opium today?
Abused and causing overdose/death
Served at your local bar
Medicine
Cooking
15
Term when a country A has power to affect developments, but no formal authority over country B
Social Darwinism
Raj
Indirect Control
Sphere of Influence
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True or False - The British West India Company first conquered and controlled India
True
False - They did not conquer
False - British East not West
False - They were in Canada
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When countries are taken by a stronger country for political, economic, or cultural purposes
Indirect Control
Imperialism
Nationalism
Direct Control
18
Social Darwinism justified imperialism by arguing
Natural selection would eliminate white people
The use of technology is not important
The white race was more fit to rule
Only Africans were fit to rule
19
After a country is imperialized, they are controlled completely. No self-rule and forced change
Direct Control
Assimilation
Raj
Indirect Control
20
Why did the locals of Hawaii lose their right to vote?
Locals did not want it anymore
Business owners convinced King
Sugar plantations were not doing well
Pearl Harbor
21
This is where Europe met and divided Africa...to avoid war with each other. No Africans present
The Berlin Conference
The Great Conference of 1823
The Tennis Court Oath
The Scramble for Africa
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What is NOT true about the Opium Wars
There were two
Hong Kong was given to Britain
Opium made illegal after wars
Britain won
23
Term for a country ruled internally by another country/power
Ethnocentrism
Assimilation
Protectorate
Colony
24
Yellow Journalism is....
News reported from the battlefield
Exaggerated/Fake News
Old news stories
Racist news stories
25
India is said to be the most valuable to Britain...or also called the
Yellow Journalism
The jewel of the crown
The mac of the cheese
The rock of the kingdom
26
Indian soldiers paid by the British to enforce British control in India
Sepoys
Rebels
Gandhi
Mutinys
27
One way Africans were impacted by Berlin Conference
African leaders gained power
Helped industrialize
Africa made money
Divided African cultures
28
All of the following are negative effects of imperialism
except
Loss of culture
Advancements in technology
Violence
Exploited resources
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The ideas that evolution and survival of the fittest applied to humans/wealth
Protectorate
Social Darwinism
Assimilation
Ethnocentrism
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The idea that a colony should adapt to the parent country's culture
Paternalism
Direct Control
Social Darwinism
Assimilation
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This idea? Europeans felt superior to Africans that believed it was their duty to civilize them
White Man's Burden
Cars 2
The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe
Toy Story
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Pride in one's country. Thinking its the best/always right.
Ethnocentrism
Nationalism
Raj
Colony
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What are extraterritorial rights given to Britain?
The right to watch E.T. directed by Stephen Spielberg
Rights to Chinese territory
More territory given to Britain
Exempt from Chinese law