Imperialism Review

How are industrialization and imperialism related?

• Industrialized nations needed new sources of raw materials and resources for their factories.

• They aren't related at all.

• People needed new homes outside Europe because of famine.

• There were too many people living in Europe

A Social Darwinist would believe:

• Religion is better than science.

• Strong nations should control weaker nations.

• Strong nations should just ignore weaker nations.

• The Earth is the center of the universe.

Which European nation influenced and later colonized India?

• Hungary

• Italy

• France

• Great Britain

These Indian soldiers worked for the British to maintain order.

• Boxers

• Taiping Rebels

• Sepoys

• Blokes

Angered at the disrespect Britain showed their religious beliefs, Indian soldiers revolted during the:

• Boxer Rebellion

• Taiping Rebellion

• Revolutionary War of 1776

• Sepoy Mutiny

Which of the following examples demonstrate imperialism?

• Spanish control over Mexico

• British colonizing India

• The movement of cocoa from the Americas to Europe

• France trading with Japan

• European Spheres of Influence in China

The meeting where European nations divided Africa.

• The Paris Accords

• The Treaty of Nanjing

• The Constitutional Convention

• The Berlin Conference

This conflict between Great Britain and China started because Britain exported drugs into China from India.

• The Taiping Rebellion

• The Sepoy Mutiny

• The Opium War

• The Chinese Revolution of 1911

Why were Western nations interested in China?

• They were interested in Chinese cuisine.

• They thought it would be fun to control more land.

• They wanted to humiliate China.

• China had resources and was seen as a new market for trade.

How were the Boxer Rebellion and Sepoy Mutiny similar?

• They were both fought against Americans.

• Both groups tried to force foreign occupiers out of their native land.

• They were not similar at all.

• The Boxers and Sepoys worshipped the same religions.