Grade 7 3rd Quarter Review

It is a systematic imposition of political rule by aggressors which aimed at establishing colonies in the occupied territory.

• protectorate

• colonialism

• militarism

• exploration

Local rulers of pre-colonial India are allowed to keep their titles and limited powers but the superior nation (Britain) actually runs the state and "protects" it from rivals.

• protectorate

• colonialism

• militarism

• exploration

This is a method of imperialism where the foreign nation's business interests are granted special trading rights or privileges to certain territories of the weak country.

• protectorate

• colonialism

• sphere of influence

• concession

This is a method of imperialism where the nations that were granted certain privileges or concessions within another country often exercise influence in a limited area where they control the politics and government.

• protectorate

• colonialism

• sphere of influence

• concession

It refers to the system in which Arab countries under the former empire were given independence until such time they are ready to become a nation.

• mandate system

• colony

• protectorate

• mandate of heaven

Led by ________, Portuguese traders began to arrive in Calicut, India in 1948 by establishing a trade route going to India.

• Vasco da Gama

• Bartolomeu Dias

• Cristopher Columbus

• Ferdinand Magellan

It is a fortified trading post that uses active military forces to protect specific trading posts from Portuguese rivals and threats from pirates.

• fort

• outpost

• feitora

• fedora

He won the battle against the French in The Battle of Plassey in 1757 which gave way to the installation of a British-controlled ruler.

• William Hawkins

• Roberts Clive

• Vasco da Gama

• Alfonso de Albuquerque

He successfully annexed Goa in Western India and became Portugal's administrative base in India.

• William Hawkins

• Roberts Clive

• Vasco da Gama

• Alfonso de Albuquerque

Westerners believe that they have a duty to educate and help to develop their subjects.

• White Man's Mission

• European Noble Mission

• White Supremacy

• White Man's Burden