Global Studies Semester Final

Survival of the fittest between nations, often led to competition between countries to expand

Many Indians joined the independence movement after this tragic event.

Which of the following is NOT a reason for European imperialism around the world

Which of the following was a technology that helped the British control their empire?

Early labor unions wanted all the following EXCEPT

Geographers use this term to describe how many people live in an area.

Took place to try and prevent a war between European countries and they began colonizing Africa.

He led a nonviolent movement to gain Indian independence.

To add a territory to your nation

Line of longitude is 180 degrees and runs through the Pacific Ocean

Imaginary line that runs from north to south pole through center the center of the earth

This leader in South Africa was jailed for 30 years for his staunch opposition to apartheid

War between Dutch and British South Africa over control of an area with access to diamond mines

Separation of races into three groups in South Africa.

This company began operating like a government and taking more land in India until they had control of most of the land

The first industry to begin mass production was

Which of the following best describes "White Man's Burden"?

When local rulers are removed and replaced by officials of colonizing country

Group of workers that fight for better working conditions, wages, and hours.

There is an extra day in a leap year, what day is added?

Indian mercenaries that fought for the British East India Company

Term that describes the ability to read and write.

This line of longitude is 0 degrees and runs through Greenwich, England.

Colonial government in which local rulers are allowed to maintain the position in control

For developing countries to expand their industry, they need all of the following EXCEPT

Term for territory, which is governed internally by foreign power.

A method of production in which tasks are done by individuals in their rural homes.

British Governor of India, that ruled on behalf of the Queen/King

Majority of people did this for a living in the 1700's

To refuse to buy something as a form of protest