Why do you the leaders are shown in this way?

Each of them wanted to get the most land for their nation.

They were tired of fighting the Africans.

Each of them were under a lot of pressure.

They were all working together.

Which of the following is NOT a reason Fabri gave to support his opinion?

Imperialism will weaken Germany’s military, making it better for Germany.

Germany is an industrial nation and will have more access to natural resources.

Colonies will provide new business enterprises and projects in which to invest.

Imperialism will restore Germany’s position as an influential nation.

Which best supports Fabri’s claim that Imperialism will strengthen national pride?

Obtaining colonies will show the world that Germany is a strong nation.

They are an industrial nation that needs raw materials.

Obtaining colonies will benefit Germany economically.

Colonies will help strengthen Germany’s military.

Which of the following is NOT a reason Beaulieu gives why people must intervene in Africa?

Africans use their natural resources.

Africans do not know how to work.

Africans do not know how to invent.

Which sentence least supports the central idea of Beaulieu’s writing?

They know very little about the arts and sciences.

The great part of the world is inhabited by barbarian tribes or savages who participate in wars without end and brutal customs.

It is not natural for the civilized people of the west to gather the marvels of science, art, and civilization and not share the opportunities with the savages in need.

This area of the world needs civilized people to intervene.

Quote from Fabri: "In order to maintain our factories and produce our goods we need access to natural resources. Resources like rubber, petroleum, manganese for steel, and palm oil for machinery is necessary and can be found in Africa and Asia. " Quote from Beaulieu: "This area of the world needs civilized people to intervene. It is not natural for the civilized people of the west to gather the marvels of science, art, and civilization and not share the opportunities with the savages in need. " How do Fabri and Beaulieu’s viewpoint of Imperialism differ?

Beaulieu thinks natives of Africa need to be more civilized.

Fabri thinks natives of Africa need to be more civilized.

Fabri think natives of Africa are savages.

Beaulieu thinks natives of Africa are nice people.

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Which of the following is an accurate observation of both maps?

The Portuguese controlled parts of Northern Africa on both maps.

The second map shows Europeans controlled the majority of Africa.

The first map shows Europeans controlled the majority of Africa.

Southern Africa was controlled by France on both maps.

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Berlin Conference Primary Source Analysis

Which of the following is an accurate observation of both maps?

Which of the following countries did NOT control parts of Africa?

Which nation controlled most of northwest Africa?

Which two European nations controlled the most land in Africa?

Based on the article, who is most likely the man holding the knife in the image?

What is the most likely reason the man with the knife has an angry look on his face?

Who are likely the people sitting around the table?

What two nations fought for control of the bottom tip of Africa?

Which of the following does NOT accurately describe the leaders in the picture?

Why do you the leaders are shown in this way?

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