Worksheets4th Q.E. (Asian History) 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
China’s restriction of opium in the country resulted to
The British smuggling of opium to China and caused great moral problems
The British stop the opium trade to China
The British opted to trade with Japan
The British traded silk cloth to China instead.
All of the following were provisions in the Treaty of Nanking EXCEPT.
Britain gained the Island of Macao
Amoy, Canton ,Foochow, Ningpo and Shanghai Chinese ports were opened
United States and other foreign citizens also gained extraterritorial rights.
Chinese were required to pay damages for the cost of war and the damaged opium.
The growth of Japan’s military power led to
The development of Japan as an aggressor
The development of Japan as a financial hub in the region
The development of Japan as a powerful nation
The development of Japan as an industrialized nation
The establishment of English East India Company and Dutch East India Company reflect the European powers over their colonies are particularly explain in ___________________.
Colony
Protectorate
Economic Imperialism
Sphere of Influence
These are countries in Southeast Asia known as French Indochina?
Myanmar,Cambodia & Laos
Thailand, Laos & Cambodia
Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand
Laos, Vietnam & Cambodia
All of the following were effects of European imperialism
EXCEPT.
The rise of aristocrats
Capitalism as an economic ideology
Exploitation of slaves in different western colonies
Establishment of new independent states in Asia and Americas
It was the treaty signed by Japan and the United States which permits the opening of the Japanese port to American ships.
Kanagawa
Portsmouth
Shimonoseki
Nanking
It means the Enlightened Rule.
Sepoy
Buddha
Meiji
Tokugawa
Who was the Indian Muslim leader who pressed for a separate nation for the Muslim Indians?
Jawaharlal Nehru
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Mohandas Gandhi
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
How were the Dutch East India Trading Company and the British East India Company similar?
Both allowed local people to remain in control of their own governments.
Both called for an end to annexation.
Both were trading companies that practiced economic imperialism.
Both treated the local people with respect, affording them all the privileges that Europeans had.
Why did the Chinese have little interest in trading with the West?
The Monroe doctrine made it illegal for China to trade with the West.
They were economically self-sufficient.
Chinese officials were opposed to change of any kind.
Opium trade was lucrative, keeping the Chinese economy strong.
How was the Treaty of Kanagawa (Japan) similar to the treaties that China signed with various European powers?
It prevented modernization.
It granted trade permission to foreigners.
It increased pride and nationalism.
It preserved isolationist policies.
What step did the Meiji emperor take to modernize Japan?
He maintained Japan as a strong military dictatorship.
He rejected Western forms of government.
He cut trade with the West.
He supported Japan industrializing.
Which event is depicted in the political cartoon?
The Boxer Rebellion
Sepoy Mutiny
Sphere of Influence
Open Door Policy
What was a major factor that allowed imperialist powers to dominate large parts of Asia and Africa in the 19th and 20th centuries?
The desire of Asians and Africans to convert to Christianity
The willingness of imperialists to respect local traditions and customs
The spread of nationalism among native people in colonial areas
Their technological and military superiority
Who controlled India before the Sepoy Mutiny?
British East India Company
The Parliament of England
Mughal Emperor
The British Crown
Why was India called the "jewel in the crown"?
It was the most valuable of all Britain's colonies.
The sepoy were a perfect model of successful imperialism.
The success of India's self sufficient economy strengthened Britain.The
it had vast supply of diamonds, rubies, and sapphires
Domination of one country by the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region.
Colonialism
Colonization
Sphere of Influence
Imperialism
Why was it difficult for the Indian people to unite against the British rule?
Too many people spoke different languages
The geography was too mountainous and dangerous
The Hindus and Muslims distrusted each other too much.
Indians were satisfied in Caste system
Civil Disobedience is best described as
Refusal to obey unjust laws
Armed protest to colonial rule
Violence during wartime
Actions against Palestinians
