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Imperialism Test

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Question 1
1.
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sphere of influence
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1904 conflict that made Japan a global imperial power
"White Man's Burden"
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Expansion of a country's power through domination of other land/territory
Indian National Congress
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Period of radical modernization under the empowered Japanese emperor
Opium Wars
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Belief that Europeans had a responsibility to spread "civilization" to the rest of the world
Russo-Japanese War
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Anti-foreign revolt in China violently put down by an international coalition of imperial militaries
Boxer Rebellion
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Area where an imperial country declares it has exclusive trading rights
British East India Company
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Series of conflicts between China and Britain over the trade of narcotics into China
Sepoy Rebellion
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Meeting of European powers where they decided how to partition Africa amongst themselves
Menelik II
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Highly addictive narcotic substance that drugs like morphine and heroin are based on
Meiji Restoration
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Belgian territory in Africa that saw the worst of imperial atrocities during the 1800s
imperialism
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Hindu nationalist organization founded to reform British rule in India
Congo Free State
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Ethiopian king who modernized and unified his country, staying independent during imperialism
opium
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Revolt of Indian soldiers against British officers in 1857
Berlin Conference
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Organization that ran British colonies in India until the mutiny of 1857
Question 2
2.

“The young emperor began a long reign known as the Meiji Restoration. This period, which lasted from 1868 to 1912, was a major turning point in Japanese history. The Meiji reformers, who ruled in the emperor’s name, were determined to strengthen Japan. Their goal was summarized in their motto, ‘A rich country, a strong military.’ The emperor supported and embodied the reforms.”

Which action did Japan’s leaders take to fulfill the goals described in this text?

Question 3
3.

The original goal of the Indian National Congress was...

Question 4
4.

Which of the following statements most accurately describes European imperialism?

Question 5
5.

Choose the answer that best describes a similarity between how China and Japan first interacted with imperial westerners.

Question 6
6.

All of the following would have been justifications for imperialism except...

Question 7
7.

The First Sino-Japanese War resulted from competition between China and Japan to control...

Question 8
8.

The image shows a rebellion that took place in India in 1857. The Indian soldiers are most likely fighting the...

Question 9
9.

Which of the following best describes the British East Indian Company in the beginning parts of the 1800s?

Question 10
10.

Japan's defeat of __________ in 1905 cemented its status as a global imperial power.

Question 11
11.

In the late 1800s, nationalist movements started in both India and Africa. These movements were largely led by...

Question 12
12.

European imperialists redrew the map of Africa with little regard for...

Question 13
13.

Which of the following statements most accurately describes the relationship between the Meiji Restoration and the Tokugawa shogunate?

Question 14
14.

“The first principle was nationalism, or freeing China from foreign domination. The second was democracy, or representative government. The third was livelihood, or economic security for all Chinese.”

Who established the principles described in the text?

Question 15
15.

What type of imperial rule is shown in the image below?

Question 16
16.

Which of the following is an example of the economic motives behind imperialism in Africa?

Question 17
17.

What historical development is visualized by the map below?

Question 18
18.

How did Indian nationalism originate and sustain itself?

Question 19
19.

Which conclusion about the Qing dynasty can best be inferred from this image of the Opium War?

Question 20
20.

“The Treaty of Nanjing (Nanking), signed Aug. 29, 1842, and the British Supplementary Treaty of the Bogue (Humen), signed Oct. 8, 1843, provided for the payment of a large indemnity by China, cession of five ports for British trade and residence, and the right of British citizens to be tried by British courts.”

The events described in the text were the consequences of the...

Question 21
21.

What does this image tell you about the opening of Japan by the United States?

Question 22
22.

Which of the following best describes the reason Britain started smuggling opium into China?

Question 23
23.

The image below depicts the brutality that could be found in the African territory of which European nation?

Question 24
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Which of the following was one of the inventions that allowed Europeans to explore Africa's interior?

Question 25
25.

Look at the chart below. Which of the following best explains the pattern seen in India's share of global GDP between 1700 and 1913?

Question 26
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Which of the following best describes the intent and message of this political cartoon?

Question 27
27.

Which event is being depicted in the cartoon below?

Question 28
28.

Which of these generalizations best describes why the non-European world experienced relative weakness during the 1800s?

Question 29
29.

This image, depicting an industrial area in Japan, highlights the success of...

Question 30
30.

Among the causes contributing to imperialism, an early cause was the...

Question 31
31.

Answer TWO of the questions below in complete sentences.
  1. Briefly describe a social, economic, political, or technological cause of European imperialism during the beginning of the 1800s.
  2. Describe an extraction economy and explain how it relates to imperialism.
  3. Explain conditions in Africa during European rule and how those conditions reflected European attitudes about foreign peoples.
  4. Explain how Japan became the only non-western imperialist country.