SOCIAL STUDIES 7 PASS POST-TEST REVIEW (DAY 2)

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 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 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 the primary subject of the McMahon-Hussein Correspondence?

• Military alliances in World War I

• The construction of the Suez Canal

• Trade agreements between Britain and the Arab nations

• The independence and Arab rule of lands under the Ottoman Empire

What promise was made by the British in the McMahon-Hussein Correspondence?

• Support for Ottoman rule over Arab lands

• The handover of Cyprus to the Ottomans

• The creation of a Jewish state in Palestine

• Recognition of Arab independence after WWI

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 significance of Constantinople to the Ottoman Empire?

• It was a major trade center

• It was the center of the Islamic religion

• It was the birthplace of the Ottoman Empire

• It served as a bridge between Asia and Europe

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 was the main motivation behind Western imperialism in China during the 19th century?

• Spreading democracy

• Humanitarian efforts

• Promoting cultural exchange

• Access to Chinese markets and resources

Which authority was the target of the peaceful civil disobedience known as the Salt March?

• British colonial power

• Ottoman Empire

• Dutch colonial power

• French colonial power