Unit III Review on Imperialism

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What BEST describes imperialism?

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When a country takes over another country

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What motivation of Imperialism does the image below represent? Options: Economic, Political, Religious, Social Darwinism

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Religious

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What motivation of Imperialism does the cartoon BEST represent?

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Political

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What motivation of Imperialism is represented in the image?

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Economic

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How did the Industrial Revolution contribute to imperialism? Options: It introduced the economic theory of capitalism based on profit, It increased the demand for seeking raw materials abroad/overseas by European imperial powers, It increased the supply of material goods due to lower prices of raw materials, It increased the support for nationalism to improve the world prestige by European imperial powers

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It increased the demand for seeking raw materials abroad/overseas by European imperial powers.

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"The British used a subtle approach to rule most of its colonies. They allowed local leaders to keep their authority and status as long as they did what British leadership told them to do." This is an example of...

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Indirect Rule

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What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference?

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To discuss how European nations would colonize Africa

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How many African nations were invited to the Berlin Conference?

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Who were the Boers?

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Dutch farmers living in South Africa

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What was the outcome of the Boer War?

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The British gained control of South Africa