Who was King Leopold II?

King of Belgium and colonized the Congo for it's rubber. Millions died

What was the Boer War?

The war between the British and the Boers in South Africa

A stronger country dominates a weaker country in all aspects

Who was David Livingstone?

the first white man to explore the center of Africa

separating people based on their race

The deliberate and systematic killing of a group of people

The Emporer of Ethiopia who successfully defeated Italy in 1896

What caused the Sepoy Rebellion?

Sepoy soldiers refusing to use the cow/pig gun cartridges

What was the "White Mans Burden?"

Western idea that they were responsible for helping people

Who was Nelson Mandela?

He was president in South Africa, and he stopped the Apartheid system.

an Indian soldier who served the East India Company and then England

Positives of Imperialism?

Built infrastructure and increased education in weaker nations

Negatives from Imperialism

disease, loss of resources, and suppression of culture

Period of British rule in India

What was the Berlin conference?

Where the European powers carved up Africa among themselves

What was the Apartheid?

A system of racial segregation in South Africa.

What is Social Darwinism?

The idea that some humans were superior than others

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Imperialism Unit Test Review 2025

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1
Who was King Leopold II?
King of Belgium and colonized the Congo for it's rubber. Millions died
King of England who was responsible for the colonization of India
The last King of France before the French Revolution
The emperor of Japan who began the Meiji Restoration
2
What impact did Imperialism have on African territories?
People were abused and exploited for their labor
All the above
Lost traditional beliefs and culture
New transportation systems linked the continent
3
What was the Boer War?
The war between the Boers and the Ethiopians.
The war between the British and the Boers in South Africa
The war between the Zulus and the Boers in South Africa
The war between the Boers and the French.
4
Which African country defeated Italy?
Ethiopia
Rhodesia
Congo
Algeria
5
Define Imperialism.
Policy European powers used to strictly control trade.
A period beginning in 1492 and ending after World War II.
An economic system that advocated free trade.
A stronger country dominates a weaker country in all aspects
6
Who was David Livingstone?
A civil rights activist in the 1880s
the first white man to explore the center of Africa
A doctor who created white mans burden
The first white man to discover Africa
7
Define Segregation
type of nonviolent protest
rights belonging to all
bringing all people together regardless of race
separating people based on their race
8
Define "genocide"
The deliberate and systematic killing of a group of people
A powerful nerve gas
The deliberate and systematic imprisonment of people
The deliberate and systematic banishment of a race of people
9
Who was Menelik II?
An ancient Egyptian Pharoah
The subject of a Rudyard Kipling poem
The Emporer of Ethiopia who successfully defeated Italy in 1896
Hero of the Mandingo people
10
What caused the Sepoy Rebellion?
The refusal to sell Opium in India
The desire to trade with China
Sepoys wished to establish more colonies
Sepoy soldiers refusing to use the cow/pig gun cartridges
11
What was the "White Mans Burden?"
Western idea that they were responsible for helping people
Learning how to use the best technology that is available
Africans and Asians were the same as Europeans
Carrying away all of the gold and resources from Africa
12
Who was Mahatma Gandhi?
A nationalist
A non-violent protester
All of the Above
A leader for independance from Britian
13
What was a nickname for Africa during the era of Imperialism?
The Final Frontier
Abyssinia
The Dark Continent
Rhodesia
14
Who was Nelson Mandela?
He started the Apartheid system while he was president in South Africa.
He is a South African politician who works to stop illegal hunting.
He was president in South Africa, and he stopped the Apartheid system.
He is the prime minister in Australia.
15
Which factors allowed for European imperialism in Africa?
New medicines
All of these
Technological Advancements in Transportation
The Maxim Machine gun
16
What was a Sepoy?
an Indian farmer working in British factories.
an Indian that practices Hinduism
an English governor of India
an Indian soldier who served the East India Company and then England
17
Positives of Imperialism?
switched weaker nations into cash crop economies
Built infrastructure and increased education in weaker nations
Enriched the weaker nations
allowed for the creation of the League of Nations
18
Negatives from Imperialism
civilization
new housing, introduction of new foods, building of roads
new technology, public health, education
disease, loss of resources, and suppression of culture
19
What was the "Raj"
period of modernization in Japan
rebellion in India about lack of respect for their culture
Period of British rule in India
20
What was the Berlin conference?
Where the Axis Powers between Germany and Italy was born
Where the peace treaty to World War 2 was signed?
Where the European powers carved up Africa among themselves
Where the original boundaries were restored after Napoleon.
21
Which colony was considered to be England's "Crown Jewel"?
Canada
Ireland
Australia
India
22
Who was Shaka?
Russian Czar
Zulu chief in South Africa
Sepoy Military General
The last monarch of Hawaii
23
What was the Apartheid?
A system of racial segregation in South Africa.
Kenya's fight for independence from Britain.
South Africa's fight for independence from Britain
A system of gender segregation in Kenya.
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What is Social Darwinism?
The imperialism of Asia and China
The lion is goin to totally eat that mouse
How the Chinese justified their way of life
The idea that some humans were superior than others
25
How many Africans were at the Berlin Conference
10
0
1000
100

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