Unit 7-5: Unresolved TENSIONS After World War I

What was the general sentiment of colonial peoples after World War I?

• They felt rewarded and satisfied.

• They felt betrayed and disillusioned.

• They were indifferent to the outcome.

• They were more supportive of colonial powers.

Which system replaced Ottoman and German control in the Middle East after World War I?

• The Protectorate System

• The Mandate System

• The Colonial System

• The Imperial System

What was Japan's approach to imperialism during the interwar years?

• Complete withdrawal from global affairs

• Adopting Western imperialist tactics

• Focusing solely on domestic issues

• Isolationist policies

Which movements marked the rise of organized resistance against colonial rule?

• The Indian National Congress and the African National Congress

• The Communist Party

• The United Nations

• The League of Nations

What method did Gandhi emphasize in the Indian National Congress?

• Armed rebellion

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Non-violent protest

• Economic sanctions

What was the main goal of pan-Africanism?

• To support colonial rule in Africa

• To establish a single African government

• To seek unity among people of African descent worldwide

• To promote European unity

How did the mandate system affect the Middle East?

• It ended all forms of colonial exploitation.

• It led to complete independence for all nations.

• It replaced Ottoman and German control with British and French domination.

• It established a democratic government in every country.

What was a significant outcome of the post-World War I period for colonial regions?

• Increased colonial control

• The beginning of independence movements

• Complete economic collapse

• Universal acceptance of colonial rule

Which of the following best describes the impact of Gandhi's methods?

• They were ignored globally.

• They influenced future civil rights movements worldwide.

• They led to immediate independence for India.

• They were only effective in rural areas.

What was a key factor in the rise of nationalist movements in colonized regions?

• Economic prosperity under colonial rule

• Increased military presence

• Advocacy for rights and self-determination

• Support from colonial powers