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WorksheetsUnit 7 Test Review: Imperialism, Nationalism, Industrial Revolution, Capitalism v. Communism
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
- Named Prime Minister of Italy by Italian Monarch
- Unified Northern Italy
Who does this describe?
- Unified Northern Italy
Who does this describe?
a)
Camillo di Cavour
b)
Giuseppe Garibaldi
c)
Otto von Bismarck
d)
Charles I
2.
Nationalism defines the loyalty of the people being to
a)
The country's government
b)
The people you share nationalism with
c)
People from another country
d)
The monarch of your country
3.
Which of the following actions did Otto von Bismarck take?
a)
He allowed for Parliament to vote before each of his decisions
b)
He crowned himself emperor
c)
Acted without permission from Parliament
d)
Resigned as Prime Minister
4.
Reestablishing security and stability in Europe was the purpose of
a)
Napoleon's reign
b)
Treaty of Nanjing
c)
Treaty of Versailles
d)
Congress of Vienna
5.
What was Emperor Meiji's major contribution to Japan?
a)
The Great Wall
b)
Expansion into North America
c)
Westernization of Economy & Military
d)
New fishing techniques
6.
What event boosted Japan as a world power in the 19th century?
a)
Opium War
b)
Russo-Japanese War
c)
Treaty of Nanjing
7.
How did Great Britain break into the Chinese economic stronghold in Asia?
a)
Declared war on China
b)
Allied with Russia
c)
Took over Japan
d)
Sold Opium to the Chinese
8.
What action turned the Vietnamese people against the French Imperialists?
a)
The French forced their langauge on them
b)
The Vietnamese wanted to be politically aligned with China
c)
The French exported most of their rice production, leaving natives hungry
d)
The Vietnamese did not rebel against the French
9.
What action opened up Japan to the West for trade?
a)
Russo-Japanese War
b)
Japanese conquest of Chin
c)
US and Japan signed Treaty of Kanagawa
d)
Japan remained in isolationism
10.
What major conflict did the Chinese gt involved in involving the Japanese?
a)
Sino-Japanese War
b)
Russo-Japanese War
c)
Opium War
d)
Taiping Rebellion
11.
To counter-act the Spheres of Influence in China, what action did the United States take?
a)
Declared war on the major Asian empires
b)
Declared the Open Door Policy of trade in China
c)
Quit trading with China
d)
Took over Taiwan to begin an attack on China
12.
What two groups of people were the British in conflict with in South Africa
a)
Zulu (Africans) and Boers (Dutch)
b)
Zulu (Africans) and Italians
c)
Afrikaners (Dutch) and French
d)
Boers (Dutch)
13.
What two groups of people were the British in conflict with in South Africa
a)
Zulu (Africans) and Boers (Dutch)
b)
Zulu (Africans) and Italians
c)
Afrikaners (Dutch) and French
d)
Boers (Dutch)
14.
The Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain because of the Factors of Production. What are those Factors of Production?
a)
Land, Labor, Liberty
b)
Land, Labor, Justice
c)
Land, Labor, Capital
d)
Land, Liberty, Justice
15.
What is a key difference between capitalism and communism?
a)
Private Property is allowed in Capitalism
b)
Communism allows for a free market
c)
Capitalism, in theory, spreads the wealth evenly
d)
Communism encourages entrepreneurship
16.
What was a long term consequence of the Industrial Revolution?
a)
A cleaner natural environment
b)
Animal Preservation
c)
Worker Unions and Labor Laws
d)
A second Neolithic Revolution
17.
Which country came out the "winner" from the Berlin Conference with the most land claimed in Africa??
a)
France
b)
Great Britain
c)
Italy
d)
Belgium
18.
Common Culture : Nationalism
as
_____________ : Imperialism
as
_____________ : Imperialism
a)
Industrial Revolution
b)
Taiping Rebellion
c)
Glorious Revolution
d)
English Civil War
19.
Who is this depicting?
a)
Cecil Rhodes of Great Britain
b)
Otto von Bismarck of Germany
c)
Commodore Perry of Great Britain
d)
Camillo di Cavour of Italy
20.
Who were the fathers of Communism and Capitalism, respectively?
a)
Locke and Voltaire
b)
Meiji and Tokugawa
c)
Marx and Smith
d)
Cavour and Garabaldi
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