Imperialism in India

What is "white man's burden"?

• The financial burden of funding imperialism
• The European belief that it was their duty to spread their technology and religion with the less developed world
• The emotional strain of enslaving different races
• The difficulties reaching consensus in a democratic society

To which period does the slogan “The Sun never sets on the British Empire” refer?

• Middle Ages

• Protestant Reformation

• Glorious Revolution

• Age of Imperialism

What is a "sepoy?"

• A type of food made in India.
• A native Indian who worked for the British East India Co.
• British soldiers who tried to stop the rebellion.
• A type of rifle.

What was the result of the Sepoy Rebellion? 

• India became an independent nation
• Britain stopped the rebellion and took full control of India
• India rebelled and eventually took over Great Britain 
• Pig and cow grease was no longer used to seal bullet cartredges 

What is the Raj?

• The name of the conflict between the British East India Company and the Sepoys 
• The era when Britain ruled over India
• The name of India's famous palace
• The period of time when the Mughal Dynasty ruled India

Which European nation colonized India?  

• France
• Russia
• Great Britain
• United States

A mutiny fought by Indian soldiers against British rule in India in the mid 1800ś - 

• Sepoy Rebellion
• Boer War
• Bolshevik Revolution
• Opium War

Who controlled India before the Sepoy Mutiny?

• Great Britain
• Britain East India Trading Company
• French East India Trading Company
• France

Indian nationalism in the 1800's began as a reaction to:

• Communist Revolutions
• Religious Conflict
•  British Rule
• long periods of drought and famine

European countries attempted to extend their nation's power over other lands by establishing colonies this is an example of: 

• Appeasement
• Nationalism
• Christianity and Islam
  
•  Imperialism