Unit 11: Age of Imperialism Review

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What is imperialism?

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The domination and control of one country over another through various means.

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All of the following are causes of imperialism EXCEPT: Economic motives, Nationalism, Isolationism, Technological advancements

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Isolationism

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What was the main purpose of the Berlin Conference?

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To establish rules for the colonization of Africa and prevent conflicts among European powers.

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Which European power controlled the Congo and exploited its resources? Options: Italy, England, Belgium, Spain

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Belgium

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Which European power controlled vast territories in Africa, including India and parts of Asia?

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Britain

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All of the following were consequences of imperialism in Africa EXCEPT: Preservation of indigenous cultures and traditions, Economic exploitation and local industry disruption, Struggle and warfare against Europeans, Suppression of local democracy and self-governance

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Preservation of indigenous cultures and traditions

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Which technological advancement facilitated imperial expansion by enabling faster communication and transportation? Options: Telegraphs, Railways, Steamships, Airplanes

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Steamships

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What term refers to the belief in the superiority of certain races and cultures?

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Social Darwinism

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Who was the emperor of Ethiopia that successfully resisted Italian colonization attempts?

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Menelik II

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All of the following were motives for European imperialism in Africa EXCEPT: Spread of Christianity, Preservation of indigenous cultures, Economic exploitation and resource extraction, Belief in the superiority of certain cultures

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Preservation of indigenous cultures