WH 3.5 Imperialism Quiz

Which of the following was a consequence of imperialism?

• Preservation of indigenous cultures and customs.

• Strengthening of local economies and social structures.

• Exploitation of natural resources and indigenous populations.

• Promotion of democracy and human rights.

Which of the following was a method used by indigenous populations to resist imperialism?

• Embracing foreign rule and assimilating into colonial societies.

• Passive acceptance of economic exploitation and cultural dominance.

• Armed resistance, diplomatic efforts, and cultural revival.

• Collaborating with colonial authorities for personal gain.

What were the main rationales for imperialism in Asia, Africa, and the Americas?

• Economic gain, political power, cultural and civilizing mission, and strategic military bases.

• Religious conversion, cultural exchange, technological advancement, and humanitarian aid.

• Environmental conservation, social equality, diplomatic alliances, and educational reform.

• Agricultural development, labor rights, urban planning, and healthcare access.

How did imperialism impact indigenous populations?

• It led to the empowerment and enrichment of indigenous peoples.

• It resulted in the preservation of their traditional ways of life.

• It subjected them to forced labor, economic exploitation, and cultural disruption.

• It provided opportunities for social mobility and upward mobility.

What were European powers seeking to exploit through imperialism?

• Natural resources, such as minerals, crops, and labor.

• Indigenous cultures and traditions for academic study.

• Technological innovations and scientific discoveries.

• Humanitarian aid and charitable initiatives.

Which of the following was NOT a rationale for imperialism?

• Economic gain.

• Political power.

• Cultural preservation.

• Strategic military bases.

Which movement led by Mahatma Gandhi served as an example of nonviolent resistance against imperialism?

• The Boxer Rebellion.

• The Mau Mau uprising.

• The Salt March.

• The Sepoy Mutiny.

What is imperialism?

• A form of government where power is centralized in the hands of a single ruler.

• The expansion of a nation's power and influence through colonization and control over other territories.

• A system of economic exchange between nations based on free trade and mutual benefit.

• A religious movement aimed at spreading Christianity to non-Christian regions.