W.28: Impact of Economic Imperialism

How did imperialism disrupt local economies in Central and South America?

• By promoting local businesses

• By favoring colonial interests

• By reducing resource exploitation

• By supporting native administration.

What did new imperialists set up in Central and South America?

• Local industries

• Native administration

• Colonial administration

• Trade routes

Which resource was commonly extracted during imperialism?

• Technology

• Minerals

• Education

• Culture

What was a motivation for empire building during New Imperialism?

• Cultural exchange

• National greatness

• Local support

• Economic reduction

How did imperialism affect labor in local economies?

• Increased labor opportunities

• Exploitation of labor

• Support for labor unions

• Reduction of labor needs

Which of the following was a focus of New Imperialism in Central and South America?

• Cultural preservation

• Economic expansion

• Reduction of national greatness

• Support for local rulers

What was a common impact of imperialism on culture and society?

• Preservation of local traditions

• Cultural and social change

• Reduction of cultural exchange

• Support for native customs.

What was a common result of imperialism on indigenous populations?

• Preservation of cultural norms

• Imposition of foreign cultural norms

• Strengthening of traditional practices

• Isolation from European influence.

Which of the following was less prominent in other parts of the world compared to Central and South America?

• Economic influence

• Religious influence

• Military influence

• Cultural influence

What was a significant difference in the impact of imperialism on indigenous populations in Central and South America compared to other regions?

• More intermingling

• Less intermingling

• No demographic changes

• Complete cultural preservation