World History Unit 4 Lesson 4-5 Vocab

What was the Boxer Rebellion primarily a response to in China?

• The rise of zaibatsus

• Foreign imperialism and influence

• The Monroe Doctrine

• The Roosevelt Corollary

Which term describes a political ideology that emphasizes the interests of a particular region over the country as a whole?

• Nationalism

• Regionalism

• Conservatism

• Liberalism

What is the primary focus of the Monroe Doctrine?

• To promote regionalism within the United States

• To prevent European interference in the Americas

• To establish a centralized state

• To support the Boxer Rebellion

Which of the following best describes an "informal empire"?

• A region directly controlled by a foreign power

• A region under economic and cultural influence without direct political control

• A region with a strong centralized state

• A region partitioned by multiple powers

What is the significance of the Roosevelt Corollary in U.S. foreign policy?

• It established the U.S. as a centralized state

• It expanded the Monroe Doctrine to justify intervention in Latin America

• It promoted the creation of zaibatsus

• It supported the partitioning of Africa

Which term refers to large Japanese business conglomerates that were influential in the country's economy?

• Zaibatsus

• Spheres of influence

• Informal empires

• Centralized states

What does the term "hegemony" refer to in a geopolitical context?

• The division of a region into smaller parts

• Dominance of one country or group over others

• The establishment of a centralized state

• The promotion of regionalism

Which of the following is an example of infrastructure?

• A political ideology

• A highway system

• A sphere of influence

• A conservative policy

What does the term "partitioned" refer to in a historical context?

• The unification of a region under a single government

• The division of a region into separate parts

• The establishment of a sphere of influence

• The creation of a centralized state

Which ideology is characterized by a desire to maintain traditional institutions and resist change?

• Liberalism

• Conservatism

• Nationalism

• Regionalism