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Which group did Empress Dowager Ci Xi support
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Which group did Empress Dowager Ci Xi support
The Harmonious Fists
The Samurai
The Sepoys
The British
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Direct Rule is
When the main country works equally with the colony
When the colony has some say in what they can do
When the country is in complete control of the colony
When the colony revolts and restores control to natives
3
What is Xenophobia?
Fear of religious differences
Fear of contracting illness
Fear of controling other nations
Fear of those not like you
4
Which one of the following is NOT a motive for imperialism
Linguistic- Spread english language, provide schooling
Religious- make converts, spread European beliefs, educate
Ideological- white over blacks, civilize primitive people
Economic- make money, new markets, raw materials
5
The major outcome of the Boxer Protocol was:
Chinese men could not serve in government
Bejiing was owned by the British
France took Manchuria and parts of Mongolia
The British now had Direct Control of China
6
The White Mans burden refers to
The burden of ending Imperialism
Europeans civilizing non-Europeans
Asians civilizing non-Asians
Africans civilizing non-Africans
7
A major goal of both the Sepoy Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion was to
gain religious freedom
lower the tax burden for the peasants
establish a democratic republic
remove foreign interference
8
Which group of people caused Japan to end trade with Europeans?
The British
The Buddhist
The Dutch
Christian Missionaries
9
What is the Raj?
When British were forced out of India
A sacred prophet of both Buddist and Hinus
When India was ruled by a few British officers
When India was independent under Hindu control
10
What is a Shogun
The name of Japan's imperialized time period
The name given to Europeans who traded with Japan
The primary military ruler of Japan, leader of samurai
Another name for the emperor of China
11
What were the two popular ideologies that contributed to Imperialism?
Agriculturalism and Industrialism
Slavery and Trading
Communism and Socialism
Nationalism and Cultural Superiority
12
What was the Sepoy Rebellion and why did it start?
rebellion of Indian soldiers against the East India Company
rebellion of Indian soldiers due to religious intolerance
the rebellion of British soldiers against the Indian Traders.
the rebellion of British soldiers against Muslims.
13
What was the primary concern of Lin Zexu?
To protect Japan from US imperialism and trade.
To protect China from illegal trading of opium.
To argue against trade treaties with the British.
To preserve Chinese traditions and technology.
14
What was the medicine used to help Europeans with milaria and other diseases
Tea
Quinine
Gin
Opium
15
Which of the follow did NOT help Europeans with Imperialism
Steam Engines
Their Immune System
Quinine
The Maxim Machine Gun
16
What was the main religion of the Mughal Empire
Hinduism
Muslim
Christianity
Sciencetology
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What was The Boxer Rebellion
Uprising in Japan, that was led by the samuri
Uprising in China, that was led by the Harmonious Fists
Uprising that occurred in China, that was led by Europeans
Uprising in China because of trade and opium
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Who was the owner of the Congo during Imperialism?
Tsar Nicholas
King Leopold II
Queen Victoria
Kaiser Wilhelm
19
After Empress Dowager Ci Xi died the Qing dynasty:
Weakened
Dominant
Became more powerful
Collapsed
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TRUE OR FALSE: Extraterritoriality allowed foriegn citizens to be tried in Chinese courts.
False
True
21
Why had Japan NOT been Imperialized?
They had little resources anyone wanted
They were an island, which was hard to invade
They had a superior Navy than other Asian countries
They were selling the opium to the French
22
When Nelson Mandela was freed he:
He was forgave and wanted to establish peace
He moved away from South Africa
Was angry and upset with European settlers
He supported British Control of the government
23
Where was the Mughal Empire located?
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
India
China
24
Meiji Emperor Mutsuhito:
None of the Above
Considered modernization to be necessary & adopted many Western ways
Weakened Japan’s economic & military power
Took over Japan at 25 & reigned for 30 years
25
How would one "civilize" a country?
Modernize their economy
Learn their language
Educate them on local history
Give them herbal medicine
26
Who were the Boers?
Danish settlers
Swedish settlers
Dutch settlers
British settlers
27
Why did Britain sell opium to China?
to encourage the Chinese government to buy British products
to weaken the Chinese people
to improve the balance of trade between Britain and China
to keep the drug out of Britain
28
What is Imperialism?
Trading and cultural diffusion of different countries
1800's when the Europeans began an aggressive expansion
Using only indirect rule for helping local rulers.
The domination by one country of another country or region.
29
What was the Salt March about?
A 250 mile march to raise awareness for the use of salt to preserve meat
A 240 mile march to protest buying salt from the English
A 320 mile march to the salt mines to show support for Great Britain
A 400 mile march to protest the use of British salt
30
What was the Meiji Restoration?
A modernization program in Japan
When the great Meiji temple was rebuilt
Campaign to repair damaged artifacts in Asia
Reform movement in China to end Imperialism
31
How much were the Chinese forced to pay in the Boxer Protocol?
450 million oz in silver
500 million oz in gold
500,000 tons of tea
350 million oz in silver
32
He was the one who opened up trade with Japan
The Shogun
Commodore Mattew Perry
Emperor Mutsuhito
Cecil Rhodes
33
True/False: The Sphere of Influence had different countries ruling China
True
False
34
What was NOT in the Treaty of Nanjing?
Opium was now illegal in China, against China's will
British won control of Hong Kong
British could only be tried in their home country
British won trading rights in 5 major cities
35
Nelson Mandela is know for:
Being the first black president in South Africa
All of the above
For wanting peace between black and white people
For helping to end apartheid
36
He was a great explorer who traveled through Africa
Dr. Livingstone
Cecil Rhodes
Commodore Matthew Perry
Leopold II
37
What is a negative repercussion of imperialism?
Ships can sink sailing across oceans
Economic and trade collapse in Europe
Cultural insensitivity and racism
Global communication and undstanding
38
Who was the most postitively affected by the imperialism?
Asia
Europe
America
Africa
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Why were the British interested in China?
The emperor was only selling to France
They had luxury goods like silk and tea
They wanted control of all Asian countries
They had closed thier trading ports
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Indirect Rule Means:
A country is allies with another
This is not a term for Imperialism
The main country is in charge
The main country has a "puppet" ruler
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How did Japan differ from other Imperialized nations?
They refused to teach European education and language
They were able to unite other Asian countries to fight back
They were willing to adapt to Western Ideas
They were able to fight back with better weapons
42
The main British trading agency in India was called
The East India Company
The Brightest Jewel
The British Trade Company
The West India Company
43
Who was the leader of Egypt before the British took over?
Queen Victoria
Nelson Mandela
They did not have one leader
Muhammed Ali
