AP World History: Post-World War I Imperialism and Nationalistic Movements

What major global structure remained unchanged after World War I?

• Imperialism

• The global economy

• Technological advancements

• International alliances

What was a direct consequence of colonization that fueled nationalistic movements?

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural assimilation

• Galvanization and unification of colonized peoples

• Technological advancements

What event radicalized many Indians towards seeking independence?

• The Massacre of Amritsar

• The Salt March

• The Homespun Movement

• The establishment of the Indian National Congress

Who led India in a campaign of nonviolent resistance?

• Bhagat Singh

• Subhas Chandra Bose

• Mohandas Gandhi

• Jawaharlal Nehru

What was the proposed solution to address the fears of Muslims in an independent India?

• Granting autonomous regions within India

• Creating a coalition government

• A two-state solution: India and Pakistan

• Establishing a secular government

What movement began in Korea as a protest to Japanese colonial rule?

• The Gwangju Uprising

• The Korean Independence Movement

• The May 4th Movement

• The March 1st Movement

What was the primary goal of the Chinese Communist Party under Mao Zedong?

• To incite a peasant-led revolution

• To negotiate with the Nationalists

• To promote industrialization

• To establish a democratic government

What led to the Chinese Civil War?

• Japanese invasion

• The May 4th Movement

• Chiang Kai-shek's attack on Mao's forces

• The death of Sun Yat-sen

What was a significant factor in the rise of independence movements in West Africa?

• The education of Africans in European institutions

• The discovery of natural resources

• Military conquests

• Technological exchange

What was the outcome of the strikes by black workers in French West Africa?

• Immediate independence

• No significant changes

• Fair wages and an end to discriminatory practices

• Increased military presence