Imperialism Quiz

What does the map suggest about the influence of European countries in Africa?

• Minimal influence

• Significant control

• No presence

• Only trade relations

During which years did the New Imperialism take place?

• 1850-1914

• 1800-1850

• 1900-1950

• 1750-1800

What did the race for colonies in Africa and Asia turn into?

• A peaceful negotiation

• An all-out race for power

• A cultural exchange program

• A scientific exploration

What was the primary goal of nationalism in Europe during imperialism?

• To promote global unity

• To become the most powerful nation

• To reduce military spending

• To enhance cultural diversity

What spurred a search for colonies according to the text?

• Economic competition

• Military alliances

• Cultural exchanges

• Scientific discoveries

Which of the following was NOT a cause of imperialism?

• Nationalism

• Economic competition

• Missionary spirit

• Scientific discoveries

What did having numerous colonies in Africa and Asia help with?

• Reducing European populations

• Fueling the Industrial Revolution

• Establishing peace treaties

• Promoting cultural exchanges

What did the demand for raw materials and new markets lead to?

• Economic decline

• Search for colonies

• Decrease in trade

• Isolationism

What did Christian missionaries aim to do with the "uncivilized" natives?

• Convert them by creating churches, schools, and hospitals

• Isolate them from European influence

• Teach them European languages

• Train them for military service

What did Europeans believe they must spread to the world?

• Their political systems

• Their Christian teachings

• Their economic policies

• Their military strategies