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Worksheets5.6 - Industrialization Gov't Role
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
All of the following is true of the Meiji restoration EXCEPT
Promoted a strong military
Promoted western technology
Japanese emperor regained power s
Gave more power to the daimyo
Russia’s industrialization was focused on railroads and exports
True
False
Which resource was exported from the Egypt?
Rubber
Gauno
Cotton
Diamonds
One effect of industrialization on Meiji Japan was that it
strengthened the power of the Shogunate
decreased the level of pollution
modernized transportation
increased the number of small farms
The Meiji Restoration in Japan was prompted in part by
a fear that Japan would be colonized by western nations
the failure of Japanese expansion
the Shogun’s conversion to Christianity
a desire to stay isolated
What product did the government of China try to prevent the British from trading in their country?
opium
silver
tea
silk
Why were the Opium Wars significant?
It forced China to change to a democratic government
It forced Great Britain to recognise the importance of Confucian values
It forced China to open its doors to trade with the western world
It forced Great Britain to open its doors to trade with the Qing dynasty.
Which of the following caused China’s status to change to a “weak and dependent participant in European dominated world system” around the turn of the 19th century.
The religious crusades that changed the cultural life of China.
A change to Sikhism in the Chinese empire, and a subsequent cultural identity crisis of sorts.
The absence of an Industrial Revolution and inability for agricultural production to keep up with food demand.
The installation of the Meiji Restoration.
What was China’s “self-strengthening” initiative?
A policy whereby China revitalized agriculture with modest industrialization.
A policy of reinvigorating traditional China while borrowing cautiously from the West.
A restoration of Confucian ideals and global isolation.
Moving off the silver standard of monetization, to more resource-driven economics, such as rice and grain, as well as zinc and iron.
Which best characterizes the mission of the Young Ottomans?
To affect political change
To take over Turkey
To create an independent state called Syria
Modernize transportation and industrialization
Which of the following characterizes the most significant difference between the end of the Chinese and Ottoman Empires?
In China, the collapse of the imperial system was followed by revolutionary upheaval; the collapse of the Ottoman Empire led to the creation of the new smaller nation-state of Turkey.
In China social reforms (such as discontinuing foot-binding) were lasting, whereas the reforms enacted in the Ottoman Empire were temporary.
In China, widespread industrialization followed the collapse of the existing government, meanwhile the Ottomans became isolated and culturally fractured.
China struggled to reconcile governmental and religious beliefs in an effort to maintain stability in the period after their collapse, while the Ottomans favored a total overhaul of government and social policy.
Which of the following long-standing Japanese institutions were dismantled as a result of Japan’s efforts to create genuine national unity around 1880?
The Confucian government model
The daimyo and samurai
The Caste System
The kakimasu and shimasu
Who was the American explorer who went to Japan in 1853 and demanded a normalization of Japan’s relations with the rest of the world?
Vasco De Gama
Ulysses Grant
Commodore Matthew Perry
Vice-Admiral Robert FitzRoy
Which of the following best describes the Ottoman Empire during the Industrial Revolution
they opposed innovations of the West and economically declined
they embraced industrial technology, especially military weapons
they were colonized by the British, who introduced textile manufacturing
they independently developed manufacturing technology
