WorksheetsColonial Structures: Quiz 1
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is colonialism?
a)
When a country tries to gain its own independence.
b)
When a country uses force to take over another country.
c)
When a country tries to form an allowance with other countries to help the growth of their own economy.
d)
When a country uses direct, or indirect, political and monetary with or without the need of physical presence.
2.
What did Las Casas priest do that was important?
a)
He lobbied against the mistreating of the natives
b)
He sang songs for fun.
c)
he tortured the natives with the spanish
d)
he made sure that they suffered
3.
Q: Which is the most common form of colonialism?
a)
A: Settler colonialism
b)
B: Plantation colonialism
c)
C: Exploitation colonialism
d)
D: Internal colonialism
4.
What is colonialism?
a)
the practice of one country taking full political control of another country
b)
the practice of one country taking partial political control of another country
c)
One country occupying another country with settlers for purposes of profiting from its resources and economy
d)
All of the above
5.
What was a luxury in europe?
a)
Onions
b)
Potatoes
c)
Sugar
d)
Free Housing
6.
In 1783, who gained independence?
a)
A. The British
b)
B. Spain
c)
C. Dutch
d)
D. America
7.
Which one of the following is NOT a type of colonialism?
a)
Imperial Colonialism
b)
Settler Colonialism
c)
Exploitation Colonialism
d)
Plantation Colonialism
8.
What is the main goal of colonialism?
a)
To create new empires by expanding their political, economic, and military control.
b)
To take control of country so that they can expand their rule
c)
Benefit economically
d)
None of the above
9.
Which one of the crops where know as being really expensive?
a)
Sugar
b)
bananas
c)
sugar cane
d)
cheeseburgers
10.
What is imperialism?
a)
Imperialism can be thought of as a tool of colonialism.
b)
Imperialism refers to the direct or indirect political.
c)
Imperialism refers to direct politics and with the need for a physical presence.
d)
Countries that undertake Imperialism do so mainly to benefit economically
11.
How does surrogate colonialism contribute onto the exploitation of indigenous land?
a)
They fund the exploitation of native land.
b)
They force native people to leave the land.
c)
They support non-native people colonizing native land.
d)
They don't do anything.
12.
What is the definition of Colonialism?
a)
Colonialism is the political ideology
b)
Colonialism is the disperse of people from their homeland
c)
Colonialism is the physical act of dominating another country
d)
Colonialism is the suppression of one country by another
13.
Which one of the following is a difference between Imperialism and Colonialism?
a)
mperialism is the taking over of a country by another country for Economic growth.
b)
Colonialism is the taking over of a country by another country to build an empire.
c)
Colonialism is the taking over of a country by another country indirectly.
d)
Imperialism is the taking over of a country by another to gain political and monetary control in order to grow an empire.
14.
What crop was the most prominent in the Caribbean
a)
potatoes
b)
Sugar
c)
coffee
d)
tomatoes
15.
3.) What was a piece of propaganda that started British colonies?
a)
The Lesser Dutch
b)
White Superiority
c)
The Black Legend
d)
None of the above
16.
What defines imperialism from colonialism?
a)
Having Physical settlements
b)
Monetary dominance and political control without physical presence
c)
Military control
d)
Slavery
17.
What Is colonialism?
a)
Imperialism
b)
Act of taking political control for one benefit
c)
A lot of colonies
d)
None of the above
18.
What do colonizers usually try to attempt to impose on the indigenous people?
a)
Religion
b)
Language
c)
Cultural
d)
nothing
19.
It is estimated that ___% if Indigenous people died from the Spanish diseases
a)
75
b)
83
c)
90
d)
94
20.
What method did we learn from the Incas
a)
Food Preservation
b)
Using Animals to help with farming
c)
The use of slaves for farming
d)
how to use the stars to find your location
21.
What was a piece of propaganda that started British colonies
a)
The black Legend
b)
The lesser dutch
c)
White superiority
d)
None of the above
22.
What is the definition of Colonialism?
a)
the practice of a country taking full or partial political power of a dependent country, territory, or people
b)
the process of a country spreading its political, economic, and military dominance by taking over entire regions if not entire continents
c)
the taking over of Spanish colonies
d)
an official agreement intended to resolve a dispute or conflict.
23.
What is the difference between Imperialism and Colonialism?
a)
Imperialism refers to the direct or indirect political and monetary dominance of another country, either with or without the need for a physical presence, And Colonialism is the practice of one country taking full or partial political control of another country and occupying it with settlers for purposes of profiting from its resources and economy.
b)
Imperialism is the practice of one country taking full or partial political control of another country and occupying it with settlers for purposes of profiting from its resources and economy, colonialism refers to the direct or indirect political and monetary dominance of another country, either with or without the need for a physical presence
c)
Imperialism is for goods, colonialism is for political power
d)
an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
24.
1.)Which country of the following, profited from Colonialism?
a)
Haiti
b)
Mexico
c)
Singapore
d)
Antarctica
25.
What was not one of the major cash crops that was sent to the New world?
a)
Corn
b)
potatoes
c)
pumpkin
d)
Soybean
26.
Which of the following is true about Colonialism?
a)
The process is very peaceful.
b)
It is the exact same as imperialism.
c)
Undeveloped County countries were affected positively due to the access to the European trade market.
d)
It is the political ideology that drives the act.
27.
What is a key difference between imperialism and colonialismo
a)
imperialism takes full control while colonialism only takes control in some places within countries
b)
colonialism takes control of the government/political Industry while imperialism takes control of
c)
colonialism takes full control of a country while imperialism acquieres political control
d)
both colonialism and imperialism are similar
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