PRE ASSESSMENT 3

What do you call the strong feelings of pride in one’s country instead of devotion to a particular ruler or governing group?

• Nationalism

• Revolution

• Rally

• Communism

What is the term used to describe the rush to gain African territories in the second stage of imperialism?

• Colonization

• Imperial rule

• Scramble for Africa

• Rush for Africa

Which of the following is NOT one of the five main colonizers of America?

• England

• France

• Spain

• Turkey

Which are the primary motives of the European in occupying Africa?

• The rich source of cotton in Africa became the primary interest of Europeans

• The rich source of spices in Africa became the primary interest of Europeans

• The rich source of tea in Africa became the primary interest of Europeans

• The rich source of gold and vast land areas in Africa became the primary interest of Europeans

What is the definition of revolution in the Philippine context?

• Revolution is the process of change from agrarian and handicraft economy to machine manufacturing.

• Revolution is a series of events that marked the emergence of modern science

• Revolution is the wage of war against the colonizers

• Revolution is the overthrow of the existing government and establishing of another preferred by people

Which ethiopian emperor was the first one in africa to defeat the european army?

• Menelik II

• Mansa musa

• Cleopatra

• Ptolemy XII

Which of the following is a colonial rule when colonizers established urban centers managed by officials coming from Europe?

• Indirect rule

• Direct rule

• Religious colonialism

• Economic

Which European country was defeated by the Ethiopian emperor?

• France

• Italy

• Spain

• Netherlands

Which enlightenment ideas were adhered to by the leaders and thinkers of the French revolution?

• Liberty and separation of powers

• Liberty and equality

• Absolutism rule

• Natural rights

Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons that caused the French revolution?

• New enlightenment ideas

• Social inequalities

• Economic failures

• Tyrant rulers