Unit 4 Make Up

Which of the following is an example of Imperialism?

• Establishing a cultural festival

• Taking direct and total control of other countries

• Forming a trade agreement

• Creating a peace treaty

Match the following descriptions with the correct concept of Imperialism.

• Dominance and control over foreign territories

• Sharing resources equally

• Equitable distribution of wealth and resources among nations

• Extension of a nation’s power over other lands

• Fostering understanding and cooperation between different cultures

• Promoting global peace

• Encouraging harmony and non-violence worldwide

• Building cultural bridges

Imperialism often involves (a)   of other countries.

• Building alliances
• Taking direct and total control
• Promoting cultural diversity
• Encouraging free trade

Which of the following best describes the European actions in Africa, Asia, and Latin America?

• Cultural exchange

• European takeover

• Economic partnership

• Diplomatic negotiations

What was one of the objectives of creating new markets during imperialism?

• To reduce global trade

• To increase cultural exchanges

• To sell manufactured goods

• To promote local crafts

What did stronger nations do during colonization?

• They promoted local governance

• They controlled distant lands and people

• They encouraged cultural exchange

• They avoided foreign lands

What was an advantage of indirect rule regarding natural resources?

• Easier to gain natural resources

• Resources were left untouched

• Resources were difficult to access

• Resources were depleted quickly

How did indirect rule benefit colonial powers in terms of administration?

• Reduced need for colonial officials

• Increased bureaucratic complexity

• Required more colonial administrators

• Demanded constant oversight

The British Empire colonized several continents, but (a)   was NOT mentioned as one of them.

• Europe
• Africa
• Asia
• Australia

What was a belief associated with paternalism during imperialism?

• Colonies should be left to govern themselves

• Colonies need guidance and supervision

• Colonies are equal partners in governance

• Colonies should be economically independent