AKS 44: Study and Review

Which of the following best describes the Russo-Japanese War (1904)?

• Japan won the war, which proved Japan was a world power and challenged the notion of white racial superiority.

• Japan lost the war, which caused Japan to be very weak power for the rest of its history.

Which country's imperialistic ideas of Europe during late 19 century is represented in the photo below?

• France

• Great Britain

Why was India known as the "Crown Jewel" of the British Empire?

• It generated much wealth from trade and resources.

• It set an example of good behavior for other colonies.

Why did Britain scramble to get pieces of Africa before other nations did?

• To help Africa become a better nation.

• To gain access to their resources such as cotton, gold, and ivory.

How does this political cartoon represent imperialism?

• It shows the world being carved up in spheres of influence between France and England

• It shows the world being carved up in spheres of influence between Africa and Asia

Which of the following does NOT describe the imperialist policies of Japan in Asia?

• The Japanese formed a peace treaty with all countries in Asia, which led to free trade.

• Japan conquered parts Taiwan, China, and Manchuria.

Which reason played the most significant role in Asia AND Africa's subsequent demise during the Age of Imperialism?

• They failed to make democratic reforms to their government systems.

• They had many ethnic rivalries due to the diversity of languages and cultures within their borders.

What happened in India as a direct result of the Sepoy Mutiny?

• Britain took direct control of India.

• India became an independent nation.

How did nationalism in the 1800's work as a force for unity?

• It encouraged stronger nations to take-over weaker nations.

• It inspired people with same culture and language to form nation-states

Which of the following issues is Commissioner Lin addressing in his letter to Queen Victoria about the negative impacts of foreign trade in China?

• Increasing foreign influence under the 'Open Door Policy'.

• Illegal British sales of opium in China.