Nationalism and Imperialism Quiz

What is nationalism primarily concerned with?

• Cultural identity and unity

• Economic expansion

• Military dominance

• Colonial governance

Which of the following best defines imperialism?

• The policy of extending a country's power and influence

• The promotion of national culture

• The establishment of trade agreements

• The pursuit of military alliances

What was the Berlin Conference primarily about?

• Dividing Africa among European powers

• Establishing trade routes

• Promoting African independence

• Creating a peace treaty

Which countries were major participants in the Berlin Conference? Mark only one oval.

• United States and China

• Germany and France

• Brazil and Japan

• India and Russia

Which country initiated the Scramble for Africa by taking control of the Congo?

• Belgium

• Britain

• France

• Portugal

What was a significant outcome of the exploitation in the Congo?

• Economic prosperity for local tribes

• Severe human rights abuses

• Cultural exchange

• Increased agricultural production

What were the Casement Reports?

• Documents detailing the benefits of imperialism

• Investigative reports on abuses in the Congo

• Trade agreements between nations

• Military strategies for colonization

Which of the following was a driving force behind imperialism in Africa?

• Desire for cultural exchange

• Need for new markets and resources

• Promotion of democracy

• Support for local governments

What factors made imperialism easier for European powers?

• Technological advancements and military superiority

• Cultural similarities

• Strong local economies

• Political stability in Africa

How do imperialism and nationalism affect contemporary global relations? Mark only one oval.

• They have no impact

• They contribute to ongoing conflicts and inequalities

• They promote global unity

• They encourage cultural exchange