REVIEW_IMPERIALISM

What was the primary objective of the Salt March?

• To protest the British salt tax

• To form an alliance with neighboring countries

• To increase salt production in India

• To demand complete independence from British rule

What did the battle of Plassey signify?

• The rise of the Mughal Empire

• The end of the British East India Company

• The unification of all Indian princely states

• The establishment of British political and military supremacy

What was Mohandas Gandhi's plan of civil disobedience?

• Following all British laws

• Ignoring the problems of the Untouchables

• Violence aimed to frighten the British

• Refusing to follow laws that were seen as unjust

What sparked the Sepoy Rebellion in India?

• The British made no improvements to India

• British soldiers occupied Indian cities and towns

• The British tried to install a democratic government

• The British offended Hindu and Muslim religious beliefs

What was the driving force behind British imperialism in India?

• Promoting educational reforms

• Spreading agricultural practices

• Encouraging cultural exchanges

• Obtaining natural resources and markets for British goods

What was one of the primary reasons for European imperialism in West Asia?

• To establish socialist governments

• To improve environmental protections

• To find new markets and resources

• To encourage independence movements

Which empire's decline paved the way for increased imperialism in West Asia by Western Powers?

• The British Empire

• The Mongol Empire

• The Ottoman Empire

• The Roman Empire

Which of the following was a geopolitical strategy employed by Western powers in West Asia to maintain influence?

• Divide and rule tactics

• Establishing a single West Asian currency

• The creation of the League of Nations

• Implementing democratic reforms in all countries

Why has the McMahon-Hussein Correspondence been a subject of controversy?

• It resulted in immediate war

• Because it was signed under duress

• Due to ambiguity in the language used

• It was never officially recognized by the British government

Which of the following is a primary characteristic of imperialism?

• The reduction of trade barriers between nations

• The peaceful integration of international communities

• The expansion of authority using political or economic means

• The collaboration of countries on equal terms for mutual benefit