How was indirect control different than direct control?

Indirect control allowed some limited self-rule.

Why did Henry Stanly stay in Africa after contacting David Livingtone?

He felt that Livingstone's work was important and wanted to continue it.

Why did Italy have strong Nationalist desires?

Most of Italy was under foreign control.

Why did colonists prefer indirect rule over direct rule?

Direct rule caused more changes to their way of life.

The Romanticism movement during the Nationalism period focused on....

Emotion, invidualism, and the glorification of the past and nature.

Dr. David Livingstone explored Africa in an attempt to?

Find a major river that would allow for trade and commerce through Africa.

How did Imperialism lead to African nationalism?

Educated Africans rebelled when they saw how they were being treated.

Why did the British become interested in Egypt?

The Suez canal was an important way to transport goods.

Why did Western nations try to establish new colonies in the late 1800's?

They neede markets for their goods and also raw materials.

Social Darwinism states.....

Superior nations have the right to take over weaker ones.

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1
How was indirect control different than direct control?
Indirect control featured a European Parliament.
Direct control was less invasive.
Indirect control allowed some limited self-rule.
Indirect control required more supervision.
2
Why did Henry Stanly stay in Africa after contacting David Livingtone?
He knew the backhair braiding industry would be profitable.
He felt that Livingstone's work was important and wanted to continue it.
He wanted to find new lands for France.
He wished to extend the control of Belgium to South Africa.
3
Leaders of newly formed Latin American republics....
Peninsulares
Protectorates
Caudillos
Red Shirts
4
What was a benefit of being ruled by the British?
Curing of all diseases present in Africa.
Economic unity
Political stability
Equality
5
The Sepoy or Great rebellion was caused by using animal fat on bullet casings in this British colony
India
Tasmania
Sierra Leone
South Africa
6
Why did Italy have strong Nationalist desires?
They felt they were technologically superior to most other nations.
Their predominantly protestant faith united the people of Italy.
Most of Italy was under foreign control.
The Renaissance period united them.
7
Reformer and leader of the Mexican government during the Nationalistic period.
Benito Juarez
Pedro Cabral
Darius Garcia
Julio Rodriguez
8
Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 elements of nationalism?
Cultural
Territorial
Spiritual
Historical
9
The United States will protect Latin American from European expansion and influence.
The Independence confirmation accord
The Monroe Doctrine
The Imperial decree of protection
The Lincoln agreement
10
The term "realpolitik" focuses on
The accumulation of personal wealth.
The establishment of an absoute monarchy.
The needs of the people.
The needs of the state.
11
Why did colonists prefer indirect rule over direct rule?
Direct rule caused more changes to their way of life.
They lose all religious freedom under direct rule.
They could never leave their colony under direct rule.
The military ran everything under direct rule.
12
Why were European powers interested in West Africa?
It opened trade routes to equatorial Africa.
Raw materials were plentiful.
Great climate for growing crops.
Large amounts of salt for trading.
13
The Romanticism movement during the Nationalism period focused on....
The literary movement based on love and marriage.
Romance during the Industrial Revolution.
Emotion, invidualism, and the glorification of the past and nature.
The love of Imperialism and glorification of the mother country.
14
Why did many people resist early colonial rule?
Oppressive religious leaders.
The Imperialists brought Smallpox which killed many of them.
Taxes crippled them financially.
Anger at their bad treatment.
15
Led a slave revolt in Haiti to overthrow the French in power there during the Imperialistic period
Chinua Achebe
Toussaint-Louverture
Ignatio De Laurent
Oloudah Equiano
16
The open door policy actually allowed the colonization of what country?
China
Africa
Japan
Argentina
17
The Boers clashed with what African tribe in South Africa?
Woodabe
Somalis
Fulani
Zulus
18
Dr. David Livingstone explored Africa in an attempt to?
Find the fabled Toenailian tribe of the Congo.
Open new trade routes to Timbuktu.
Find a trade route to the Zulu nation of South Africa.
Find a major river that would allow for trade and commerce through Africa.
19
How did Imperialism lead to African nationalism?
Educated Africans rebelled when they saw how they were being treated.
They learned of nationalism from the Ethiopians.
Nationalism and Imperialism are basically the same thing.
Once resources were depleted the Europeans left the colonies.
20
Why did the British become interested in Egypt?
Their was no malaria in Egypt.
The Egyptians could not govern themselves.
The Suez canal was an important way to transport goods.
The climate was good for crops.
21
How did the United States prefer to govern its territories?
Through their ambassadors
Direct control
With an iron fist
Indirect control
22
Why did Western nations try to establish new colonies in the late 1800's?
They wanted to free the people of these colonies from oppressive rulers.
Fishing grounds for their fleets were opened up.
They neede markets for their goods and also raw materials.
They had the desire to spread technology.
23
Social Darwinism states.....
Darwin was wrong on all his theories.
Poor nations will overthrow rich ones.
Superior nations have the right to take over weaker ones.
Society will one day be unified under Great Britain.
24
A political unit that depends on another government:
County
Colony
Protectorate
State
25
The goal of Bismarck was to unite this nation:
Britain
Russia
Italy
Germany
26
The Boers (Dutch Farmers) moving into British territory led to this war.
Boer War
South African freedom movment
African Civil war
Armenian genocide
27
This is the extension of a nations power over other lands usually to gain resources for the mother country.
Communism
Backhairianism
Protectionism
Imperialism
28
Spanish and Portuguese officials who temporarily resided in Latin America
Ovarios
Peninsulares
Enchilitos
Guanos
29
What happened due to the Boers settling in South Africa?
A war with Britain ensued.
The great Toenailian civilization was wiped out.
The Boers gave deadly diseases to the Zulus.
An increase in farm production.
30
Why were Latin American countries in need of help from Britain?
Economic support.
To keep other Imperialist nations from conquering them.
They needed help due to famine.
They needed medical aid to combat Tuberculosis.
31
How is Tuberculosis primarily spread?
A parasite spreads it by biting you.
It's a genetic disorder.
Coughing and sneezing
Bad food
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Local rulers are allowed to maintain their positions of authority but do the bidding of the imperialistic country.
Dictatorship
Indirect rule
Direct rule
Socialism

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