UNIT 3 LESSON 1 Southeast Asia and Colonialism

In the mid-twentieth century, Europe- especially Italy and France- began an economic revival

• T

• F

Great Britain became an industrial giant, providing more than 25 percent of the world’s output of industrial goods, during the ………………………….

• political era                 

• golden era

• Elizabethan Era

• Victorian Era

Napoleon’s investment in industry and large-scale ventures, such as railroad building, helped to promote prosperity in …………………….

• Britain

• France

• Turkey

• Italy

The Victorian Era lasted from 1837 to 1950

• T

• F

- Europeans were mainly interested in the ………………………societies which were rich in raw material such as rubber, oil, and tin that would match the needs of the Western powers in manufacturing goods.

• Asian and African

• Italian and American

• American and Asian

• Indian and Semi- American

Asian and African societies had already been trading many of their material with the ……………nations and the situation sounded convenient to all involved parties.

• Northern

• Eastern

• Southern

• Western

With the end of the 19^th century, imperialism adopted a different image, and the new imperialism depended more on occupying territories and having direct control over them.

• T

• F

Leading European nations also felt that colonies were crucial to …………………….

• military power

• national security

• nationalism

• all of the above

New imperialism causes the need for new markets, raw materials, and the source of investments …………

• politically

• economically

• technologically

• none of the above

New imperialism causes the political need for military bases, national security, and national prestige

• T

• F