AP World History Unit 7: Nationalistic Movements and Decolonization

The video explores the impact of World War I on global imperialism and the rise of nationalistic movements in colonies. It highlights resistance efforts in India, East Asia, and West Africa, focusing on key events like the Amritsar Massacre, the March 1st Movement, and the May 4th Movement. The video also discusses the roles of leaders like Gandhi and the influence of communism in China. Finally, it touches on the educational background of West African leaders and their push for independence.

What major global issue persisted even after the end of World War I?

• Technological advancement

• Imperialism

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural exchange

What was a significant consequence of colonized people fighting in World War I?

• They received financial compensation

• They hoped for decolonization

• They were granted equal rights

• They gained immediate independence

What event in 1919 significantly radicalized the Indian independence movement?

• The Massacre of Amritsar

• The Dandi March

• The Salt March

• The Quit India Movement

Who emerged as a key leader of the Indian independence movement in the 1920s?

• Bhagat Singh

• Jawaharlal Nehru

• Subhas Chandra Bose

• Mohandas Gandhi

What was the primary goal of the Homespun Movement in India?

• To promote industrialization

• To protest British textile policies

• To encourage foreign investment

• To support British goods

What sparked the March 1st Movement in Korea?

• The death of the Korean emperor

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The end of Japanese rule

• The start of World War II

What was a major outcome of the May 4th Movement in China?

• An alliance with Japan

• A focus on Western democracy

• A return to monarchy

• A shift towards communism

Who led the Chinese Communist Party during the resistance movements in China?

• Mao Zedong

• Chiang Kai-shek

• Sun Yat-sen

• Deng Xiaoping

What role did educated Africans play in the independence movements in West Africa?

• They remained neutral

• They led the push for independence

• They supported colonial rule

• They opposed independence

What was a common form of protest among workers in French West Africa?

• Strikes

• Boycotts

• Petitions

• Marches