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Age of Imperialism (in Asia)
Age of Imperialism (in Asia)
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quiz covering European Imperialism in Asia
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1
Which would you find in Japan?
Shinto religion
origami art
haiku poetry
all of these
2
Soldiers rebelled after their religious beliefs were disrespected
India
None of these
China
Japan
3
What product were the British selling in China illegally?
Silver
Rubber
Tea
Opium
4
Which of these is the belief that Europeans have a moral responsibility to civilize others?
Sphere of Influence
Social Darwinism
White Mans Burden
Survival of the Fittest
5
Area in which an outside country demands exclusive trade rights
sphere of influence
colony
assimilation
burden
6
Why did Indian soldiers fight the British during the Sepoy Mutiny?
A rumor that the British were planning a full-scale attack
Disagreement between Hindus and Muslims
Cow and pig fat was being used on ammunition
a rumor that the British were going to sell the colony
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Which Asian country became more powerful and began taking over its neighbor’s land?
India
China
None of these
Japan
8
Which of the following was NOT a result of China losing the Opium War to Britain?
Britain received Hong Kong
Japan and European countries demanded spheres of influence
China was seen as weak
The British accepted Chinese law
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"Jewel in the Crown"
Japan
India
Korea
China
10
Zulus fought to keep the British out of their land
India
None of these
China
Japan
11
The "Age of Imperialism" had a big impact and still effects the world today.
True
False
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What impact did these developments have?
They caused mass migration from the United States to Europe
led to the exploration & colonization of North/SouthAmerica.
They caused the Renaissance and Reformation
They made European imperialism possible
13
Who invented "Arabic" numerals?
Japan
China
India
Italy
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Changing/adapting culture to fit with the conqueror’s culture
assimilation
extraterritoriality
none of these
sphere of influence
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Which was NOT a colony?
India
China
Japan
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Railroads and a common language helped unite the people/land
India
Japan
None of these
China
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Hinduism and Islam were the primary religions before imperialism
China
None of these
India
Japan
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Had many accomplishments/inventions and did not think they NEEDED to trade with outsiders
Japan
China
None of these
India
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In the "Age of Imperialism" ...
Japan was weaker than India
European countries were more powerful than Asian countries
Africa was stronger than Europe
China was more isolated than Japan
20
The Spheres of Influence gave European powers control over ___________.
all of the above
Economics
Politics
Social Structure
21
Qing Dynasty came to an end when a 2-year old became Emperor
China
None of these
Japan
India
22
British smuggled opium into the country
India
China
None of these
Japan
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Why did China have little interest in trading with the West?
the goods were poorly made
The West had nothing they wanted
they didnt want to lose their own workers
Everything was too expensive
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Very quick modernization during the Meiji Era
None of these
Japan
China
India
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Treating the conquered people as children – providing for needs, but not giving them rights
direct control
paternalism
colony
assimilation