Imperialism is the policy of a nation extending its influence and power through:

• Collaboration

• Isolationism

• Expansion

• Negotiation

Which best describes imperialism in India during the 19th century?

• India was ruled by various Indian princes without foreign interference.

• India experienced economic prosperity and technological advancements under British rule.

• British East India Company gradually gained control, leading to direct British rule and exploitation.

• India remained isolated from European influence due to its geographical barriers.

What is the main motivation for imperialism?

• Promoting peace

• Economic gain and resources

• Cultural exchange

• Environmental conservation

What was a major motivation for European imperialism in Africa during the late 19th century?

• Spreading democratic ideals

• Promoting cultural exchange

• Acquiring natural resources and expanding markets

• Establishing alliances with African nations

What was the main goal of the Boxer Rebellion?

• To establish new trade routes with Europe

• To modernize China's military

• To promote Christianity in China

• To expel foreigners and foreign influence from China

The term "sphere of influence" in imperialism refers to:

• A sport played during the imperial era

• A type of military alliance

• A diplomatic strategy for peace

• A region where a powerful country has significant economic and political influence

Which continent was heavily impacted by European imperialism in the 19th century?

• North America

• South America

• Africa

• Asia

Imperialism can lead to cultural diffusion as different societies come into contact with each other.

• True

• False

European countries were very knowledgeable about the interior of Africa, and were able to create colonies in the 1850s.

• True

• False

What was one significant effect of the Opium Wars on China?

• Increased cultural exchange and understanding with Western countries

• Strengthening of the Qing Dynasty's power and influence

• Implementation of policies promoting traditional Chinese medicine

• Weakening of China's sovereignty and the imposition of unequal treaties