Home Library Explore SAT

Home Library Explore SAT

Colonialism Flashcards | StudBud

Explore/Colonialism

Colonialism

10 terms·StudBud Administration·97 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards10 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 10

Answers

1
Is imperialism motivated by the acquisition of land and resources?
True
False
2
What is the main goal of empires, imperialism, and colonialism?
International development
cultural influence
maintaining dominance over territories
Political competition
3
What is the goal of empires, imperialism, and colonialism?
Only raw material acuisition
geopolitical tactics
economic, political, cultural dominance
independence after colonization
4
What is neo-colonialism?
Countries gain independence from colonial masters
outwardly independent countries
raw materials to the core
economic/political monitoring and control despite independence
5
What is imperialism?
When an empire acquires significant land
When an empire maintains unequal power across the world
When an empire also creates unequal economic or power relationships
When an empire supports a poorer foreign nation
6
What is an empire?
economic relationships
acquisition of land
Mutually beneficial relationships
a single authority controls multiple territories, states, and countries
7
_______ categorizes the world into core areas with a lot of wealth and power, periphery areas and semi-periphery areas.
Neo-colonialism Theory
World Systems Theory
Dependency Theory
Culinary Colonization Theory
8
Which theory explains the lasting impacts of colonialism on economies?
Dependency Theory
neo-colonialism
culinary colonization
World Systems Theory
9
Pad thai can be considered a form of culinary colonization.
False
True
10
What is Dependency Theory?
cultural practices of an area
Short term impacts of colonization
relationship between global power
economic reliance after colonization