Industrialization/Imperialism Review

Which view would Karl Marx be most likely to support?

• All workers should share the means of production equally

• A free market best supports the needs of the workers

• The role of government is to regulate the means of production

• Businesses should own the means of production

During the Berlin Conference of 1885, European nations met to divide up which continent?

• Africa

• Asia

• Europe

• South America

A response to growing European influence in China was

• Nanking Massacre

• Boxer Rebellion

• Shanghai Massacre

• Cultural Revolution

All of the following are impacts of the Industrial Revolution EXCEPT

• Environmental pollution

• Growth of the middle class

• Population decline

• Improved transportation

During the 19th century, which change led to an increase in child labor?

• The creation of a public welfare system

• The development of the factory system

• The expansion of large cities

• The rise of wages for skilled workers

Which statement is not associated with labor unions?

• Wanted to allow children to work alongside their families

• Encouraged worker organized strikes to increase wages and improve working conditions

• Wanted worker rights and collective bargaining

• Lobbied for laws to improve the lives of workers

Which list shows the levels of imperialism from highest level of control to lowest?

• Colonies, protectorates, spheres of influence

• Spheres of influence, protectorates, colonies

• Protectorates, colonies, spheres of influence

• Spheres of influence, colonies, protectorates

By the late 1800s, which country dominated India?

• France

• China

• Great Britain

• Russia

Which is the best example of a sphere of influence?

• France had economic control over Southern China

• Britain had complete political control over India

• European nations had political control over most of Africa

• China encourage European markets along their coast

The Sepoy Mutiny in India and Boxer Rebellion in China were both examples of

• Responses to European imperialism

• Conflicts over religion

• Stages of economic development

• Reasons for colonization