Scramble for Africa Quiz

What was one of the causes of the Scramble for Africa?

• Commerce & Trade

• Technological Advancements

• Religious Conflicts

• Global Warming

Which conference is associated with the Scramble for Africa?

• Treaty of Versailles

• Congress of Vienna

• Treaty of Berlin (Berlin Conference)

• Yalta Conference

What was the outcome of Germany's colonies in East Africa during the Scramble for Africa?

• They were highly profitable.

• They cost the country more than they were worth.

• They led to Germany's dominance in Africa.

• They resulted in immediate economic growth for Germany.

When did increased tension between European rivals become especially notable during the Scramble for Africa?

• After 1871

• After 1880

• After 1890

• After 1900

To what extent was the Scramble for Africa the result of economic rivalry between the major powers?

• Entirely due to economic rivalry

• Partially due to economic rivalry and other factors

• Not at all due to economic rivalry

• Only due to political rivalry

What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine of 1823?

• To promote European influence in North and South America

• To remove European influence from North and South America

• To establish trade agreements with European countries

• To start a military alliance with European nations

What was Theodore Roosevelt's role in relation to the Monroe Doctrine?

• He disregarded the Monroe Doctrine entirely.

• He used a corollary to further the Monroe Doctrine and remove European influence in the Americas.

• He established the Monroe Doctrine.

• He used the Monroe Doctrine to form an alliance with Europe.

What was a significant factor in the emergence of the USA as a world power after 1871?

• Decline in economic growth

• Disregard for naval strength

• Economic growth

• Isolation from international politics

During which years did Theodore Roosevelt serve as President of the United States?

• 1901-1909

• 1823-1831

• 1871-1879

• 1898-1902

What was the status of Japan before 1871?

• Rapid industrialization and modernization

• Military development

• Underdeveloped

• Under threat from USA and European Nations