Summative Test Grade 7

Colonialism is often associated with:

• Establishment of small communities

• Claiming land in other countries

• Establishment of democratic governments

• Development of local industries

The term 'colonialism' comes from the Latin word 'colonia' which means:

• Conquest

• Journey

• Exploitation

• Agriculture

What is the term for the type of colonialism where colonizers live and govern the colony?

• Classical Colonialism

• Settler Colonialism

• Neo Colonialism

• Domestic Colonialism

What is the term for the type of colonialism where the colonizer controls the politics of a country but does not directly govern?

• Neo-colonialism

• Imperialism

• Classical Colonialism

• Domestic Colonialism

Which of the following is NOT included in the effects of colonialism?

• Loss of indigenous culture

• Growth of the colony's economy

• Exploitation of natural resources

• Changes in the education system

Which of the following countries is NOT among the main colonizers in the first phase of colonialism in Southeast Asia?

• Portugal

• Spain

• England

• Russia

What is the main difference between the second phase of colonialism and the first?

• More violent conquest

• Wider trade

• Higher education for indigenous people

• Faster technological development

What is the main reason why colonial countries did not conquer Thailand during the imperialism period?

• Thailand's kingdom was weak at that time

• Thailand successfully allied with powerful countries

• Thailand was a neutral country that did not interfere in wars

• Thailand was not a target of imperialists

How did King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) help maintain Thailand's independence under colonialism and imperialism?

• He admitted that Thailand was part of foreign empires

• He led reforms that strengthened the government and armed forces

• He allowed agreements to happen to maintain independence

• He allied with foreign colonizers to gain their protection

Under the agreements between Thailand and Western countries, what was the effect on Thailand's economy?

• Thailand was prohibited from planting products for their own needs

• Thailand's economy strengthened due to goods from Europe

• Trade monopolies were created that provided income to foreign countries

• Thailand lost natural resources due to colonialism