imperialism nationalism

Which of the following is NOT TRUE concerning Otto von Bismarck (Germany)?

• He was extremely open to the ideas of foreigners.

• He wanted to create a nationalist spirit among Germans.

• He led a campaign against the Catholic church to make Germany more powerful.

• He led a campaign against socialists, fearing that their ideas may lead to a revolution.

In an effort to “modernize” Japan, Emperor Meiji did all of the following EXCEPT:

• He created a constitution that stated all citizens were equal.

• Encourage the growth of banking, railroads, telegraphs, and postal system.

• Limited class distinctions, which allowed for more opportunity.

• Limited the growth of the economy in order to decrease the number of jobs.

Which leader of the unification movement used well-chosen alliances and cunning diplomacy to help create a new nation?

• Prime Minister Bismarck

• Prince Metternich

• General Bolivar

• Count Cavour

Which nation used realpolitik & war to increase nationalistic pride to become an economic and military power?

• italy

• germany

• france

• britain

Which of the following best describes the Russo- Japanese War (1904)?

• Russia won the war, which showed that nationalism equals military strength.

• The war resulted in a tie, which showed that both sides were equal in military power.

• Japan lost the war, which caused Japan to be very weak power for the rest of its history.

• Japan won the war, which proved Japan was a world power and challenged the notion of white racial superiority.

How did imperialism negatively affect India?

• The British East India Company provided military protection to local rulers.

• Mismanagement by the East India Company caused famine and cholera outbreaks.

• The British began to market opium for recreational use which led to widespread addiction in India.

• New borders were created that led to increased ethnic tensions and fighting with European armies.

• germany

• france

• great britain

• italy

Why was India known as the “Crown Jewel” of the British Empire?

• It was where most of the mining was done.

• It was a rich source of diamonds and other gems.

• It generated much wealth from trade and resources.

• It set an example of good behavior for other colonies.

Why did Britain scramble to get pieces of Africa before other nations did?

• To spread Christianity to the people.

• To take their resources of cotton, gold and ivory.

• To gain a name for themselves.

• To help Africa become a better nation.

Which of the following best illustrates the motivations of Imperialism?

• Influenced by Enlightenment ideas, the British moved to Africa in order to assist the poor.

• Descendants of Dutch settlers (Boers) established a government in South Africa that was ruled by laws which enforced segregation (separation of races).

• Individuals from France invaded Indochina in order to gain access to their valuable banana trade network.

• African nations always allowed outside countries into their lands because they were always given an equal share of profits from trade.