Indochina - French Consolidation

Peasant revolts were inspired by:

• Food shortages

• Missionaries spreading discontent

• Government incompetence and corruption

• All of these

French missionaries were persecuted in:

• The late 19th century

• The early 20th century

• The early 19th century

• The late 20th century

Vietnam was divided into how many regions by the French?

• 7

• 5

• 3

• 2

Indochina was divided into how many regions by the French?

• 3

• 5

• 2

• 20

Appeasement is:

• To hand over power.

• To allow missionaries into your country.

• To pacify or make peace.

• To resist using guerrilla warfare.

Why did the Vietnamese Emperor, Tu Duc, approach the French with a policy of appeasement?

• He wanted the French and Vietnamese to be trade partners

• He did not understand the intentions of the French

• He wanted to welcome the French into Vietnam.

• He needed the French military

Indochina was divided into these 5 regions by the French:

• Cochinchina, Annam, Cambodia

• Cochinchina, Annam, Tonkin, Siam, Laos

• Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Siam, Burma

• Cochinchina, Annam, Tonkin, Laos, Cambodia

Vietnamese resistance to the French was largely carried out by:

• The Emperor, peasants, priests

• Scholars, peasants, local leaders.

• Peasants, the Vietnamese court, merchants

• Peasants

Resistance to the French used guerrilla warfare, which is:

• Small, irregular forces attacking larger, conventional armies.

• Larger, conventional armies attacking smaller, conventional armies.

• Gunboat diplomacy.

• Surrounding an enemy and cutting off their supplies.

Gunboat diplomacy is:

• Diplomacy conducted on a gunboat.

• The pursuit of foreign policy objectives by destroying an enemy's navy

• The pursuit of foreign policy objectives through traditional diplomacy.

• The pursuit of foreign policy objectives through a threatening display of naval power.