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WorksheetsHeimler, Unit 6 Review
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 43mins
Imperialism was brought on as a result of _.
When a strong country takes over a weaker country for its own benefit, it is called __.
industrialization
miliatrism
imperialism
nationalism
A settlement on foreign land is known as a
colony
empire
"mother" country
alliance
A group of countries under a single authority is known as
an empire
a colony
the "mother country"
an alliance
Countries want to use imperialism to gain colonies for all of the following reasons except
gain new resources
show their power
learn about other cultures
spreading their greatness
spreading Christianity
This country in Asia was known as Britain's "crown jewel".
China
India
Manchuria
Korea
South Africa
What was the Meiji Restoration?
a period of industrial growth in China
a period of modernization and industrialization in Japan, including the military
a revolt of Indian soldiers
the return of African lands after the Zulu Wars
Missionaries were mainly interested in gaining new converts, but they also _.
built hospitals and taught some secular subjects
showed natives ovf the power of democracy
shared new military technologies
encouraged natives become educated citizens
Wake up the White Man's burden —
Send forth the best ye breed —
Go bind your sons to exile
To serve your captives' need;
To wait in heavy harness
On fluttered folk and wild —
Your new-caught sullen peoples,
Half devil and half child.
"The White Man's Burden"
This poem _.
is a Euro-centered poem
is an Afro-centric verse
is meant to be a humourous explanation as to why white people suffer when trying to help African's
explains the sufferring of black slaves
refers to Africans as both evil and simple
__ took control of __ after the Sino/Japanese War of 1894.
China, Japan
Japan, China
Japan, Korea
Vietnam, Japan
The main flaw with the chartered trade agreements signed with the Dutch, British and French, for the natives was that the agreements _.
did not specify dates
included high tariffs on all exported products
did not allow for the indigeneous peeople to hold high positions in the companies
allowed the companies to "defend themselves"
Most of the world's diamond mines are located in _.
England
Mexico
Poland
Thailand
South Africa
Africa went from trading posts to full blown power grabs because of the _ , when quinine was developed to prevent malaria and steam boats made travel to the interior sooooo much easier.... you can figure this out...!
Industrial Revolution
printing press
Renaissance
Agricultural Revolution
The Ottomans were contracted to build the __ which connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea creating an alternative to going around Africa.
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
Red Sea Passage
Egyptian Shortcut
Previous win-win contracts with Britain were replaced due to the Africans resisting the influence of the imperialists in places such as _.
Gambia, Lego, Sierra Leone and the Gold Coast
Yemen, Saudia Arabia, and Iran
Thailand, Korea, and Japan
Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines
France outsted the Ottomans from Algeria and turned it into a Settler country with peoples from __.
Italy, Spain and France
Denmark, Belgium, and Russia
China, Beirut, and Palestine
Paraguay, Chile, and Argentina
Penal colonies were set up for __, _ colonies were established by people who came to live.
convicts, settler
prisoners, royal
workers, covenant
laborers, Immigrant
King Leopold II from Belgium was a __ ruler over his personal holding of the Free State of the Congo.
benevolent
brutal
fair
native
Leopold II grew wealthy from the __.
ivory
rubber
spice
eco-travel industry
The British gradually took control of more and more of the Mughal holdings in __, until they took the whole country.
India
Algeria
Sudan
South Africa
The Western Powers took control over parts of China during the _ Dynasty.
Yuan
Han
Qing
Southern Song
The _ in China were coastal cities where individual Western countries had exclusive trading rights.
Spheres of Influence
joint-stock mandates
colonies
doctrines
_ became a colonizer to modernize during the Meiji Restoration, and took control of areas in _, South East Asia, the Pacific and Korea.
Japan, China
Thailand, India
Japan, Laos
Thailand, Vietnam
When Holding Companies were too brutal or lost control __.
the parent country often took control
control usually reverted back to the natives
the countries gained their independence
Australia started as a _ colony for Britain.
penal
settler
Australia was valuable for _.
wool
copper
gold
teddy bears
New Zealand was home for the _ people who were relegated to part of the island, but were then further encroached upon- until they lost in the war.
Maori
Haitian
Pygmy
Aborigine
The United States Congress passed the __ which forced natives to movie to the midwest in the Trail of Tears in _.
Indian Removal Act, 1830
Proclamation of 1763
Cheerokee Exclusion Act, 1820
The Dakota Preservation Act, 1740
The United States gained __ in the Spanish American War in 1895 over the sinking of the USS Maine.
the Philipinnes
Guam
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Catherine II (the Great) of __ took control of 1/2 of Poland from the Ottomans in 1762.
Russia
Britain
France
Padua
__ of Russia took Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, Finland and part of Armenia. Later took control of a large portion of Manchuria in the early 1800's.
Alexander I
Tsar Nicholas II
Ivan the Terrible
Catherine the Great
The French and Indian War was part of the _ between France and Britain.
Seven Years War
Hundred Years War
Crimean War
Napoleonic Wars
The Proclamationof 1763 was a law passed in England that said that colonists _.
could not move west of the Appalachian Mountains
could not move north of the Canadian forts
could not attack the natives
had to help pay for the war since it was for their benefit
Th Cherokees had some success with _.
trying to assimilate culturally
buying land rights with gold
resisting British incursions with force
In 1830 Congress passed the Indian Removal Act which forced tribes including the Cherokee to move to _.
Oklahoma Territory
th Idaho Realm
the Iowa Federation
the Louisiana Purchase
The _ was the prophecy that the the ancestors of the Sioux and others would return to drive out the whites.
Ghost Dance
Xhosa Cattle Killing Movement
Dances with Wolves
Buffalo Dance
The Sioux were crushed in the war of _ in 1890.
Wounded Knee
Custers's last stand
Tecumseh's War
Battle of Little Big Horn
Tupac Amaru II of _ arrested a Spanish colonial leader and charged him with cruelty, many rebelled , but eventually he was caught and executed, ending major indian revolts there.
Peru
Bollivia
Mexico
Argentina
_ of Mexico was the 1st native president, he held power for 14 years despite his liberal stand and the French involvement.
Benito Juarez
Fulgenica Batista
Father Hidalgo
Pancha Villa
The British told the settlers in Australia to __.
be kind to the aboriginies
allow the aboriginies the same rights as British settlers
take control of all aboriginal land
to drive out the aboriginies
The Australian settlers separated children from their families, forced the natives to do hard labor and _, when they realized the natives had no power in the courts.
took the land of the aboriginies
put the natives in prison
killed all the aborignes in a mass slaughter
treated the natives with respect
The Xhosa killed their own cattle because they believed _.
it would be better to die than live under colonial rule
their spirits would rise up and drive out the Europeans.
it would lead to a famine for the Europeans
it was kinder to their sick cattle
A caliphate is a place under _ rule.
Muslim
Buddhist
Hindu
Sikh
Britain wanted control of Egypt because _.
they wanted to control the Suez Canal
They wanted the riches found in the tombs of the Egyptian Pharaohs
many attacks were being launched from there by indigenous warriors
Gold was discovered there
Subsistence farming is _.
when farmers can grow just enough to survive
an agricultural crop which is grown to sell for profit
farming aimed at producing livestock, rather than growing crops.
organic farming
Cash crops means _.
farming whose products are intended to provide for the basic needs of the farmer
an agricultural crop which is grown to sell for profit
farming aimed at producing livestock, rather than growing crops.
when livestock are herded in order to find fresh pastures on which to graze.
Africans were forced to grow _ for the Europeans .
coffee
rubber
sugar
none of these
The Middle Class wanted more _, and _ made it posible to import.
beef, refrigeration
whiskey, trains
casava, steamships
potatoes, Ireland
Imperialists wanted _ from Peru and Chile.
(guano) bird poop
chicken
palm oil
petroleum
Rubber comes from rubber trees which grew wild in the Congo and _.
the Amazon rain forest
Egypt
Australia
Madagascar
Palm oil was grown by _, and has become a crisis for the animals and environment.
enslaved people
poorly paid Irish immigrants
Chinese immigrants to Mexico
Indians
Diamonds were found in _, and Cecil Rhodes started the the Debeers Diamond company which had a monopoly and manipulated the market.
South Africa
west Africa
Belgium
The Congo
Cecil Rhodes became Prime Minister of South Africa and paved the way for apartheid, which was _.
a type of forced labor
government enforced racial segregation.
a set of laws against discrimination
equality for all races
Cash crops were dangerous, because _.
if the crops failed it would lead to large scaie starvation
it could deplete the soil
you can't live on indigo, rubber or sugar
The British East India Company was founded in the early _'s.
1600
1760
1850
1890
Britain imported mass quantities of _ from China.
silk
tea
porcelain
coffee
Great Britain was unhappy because _ .
China didn't want to sell them anything any more
China didn't want to buy anything from Britain
China didn't want to buy wool from them
China was smuggling opium into Britain
Britain won the _ War with China because they had a superior navy, and the war was mostly fought on the sea.
Sino-British
Opium
Imperial
Xinjiang
__ will crush non-industrial nations every time.
An industrialized nation
A communist nation
A nationalist nation
Countries with large populations
The Spheres of Influence in China were controlled by _ who had exclusive trading rights in that sphere. (cartoon)
Russia
Japan
France
Germany
Italy
The _ Doctrine was a declaration and warning to European powers in 1823, to stay out of the Western Hemisphere.
Monroe
Adams
Jefferson
Jackson
The US became rich and powerful _.
in the 2nd Industrial Revolution
after WWI
during the 1st Industrial Revolution
right after the American Revolution
The US invested heavily in _, for mining, railroads, meat packing and guano to form trading partnerships.
Cuba
Mexico
Argentina
Panama
_ invested a lot of money in Argentina for breeding, farming and railroads- including financing a port in Buenos Aires.
Britain
France
Japan
Germany
When nations began the abolition movement demand for raw materials...
was already falling.
was still high.
slowed the industrial revolution.
Many Japanese migrated to __.
Hawaii
Northeastern U.S.
Southern states in the U.S.
California
Indentured servitude __.
meant poor people could afford to migrate
was when convicts were sent to work
was another name for slavery
often allowed migrants to send money home
Devil's Island was __.
a penal colony of the French
a penal colony of the British
extremely harsh
offered some of the better jobs for convicts
Many Indians migrated due to __.
poverty
the need for better opportunities
famine
religious persecution
The Great Potato Famine pushed many migrants to leave __.
California
Ireland
India
Idaho
Settler colonies to South Africa, New Zealand and Canada were __.
engineers and geologists
farmers and herders
sugar plantation workers
none of these
Migrants from Ireland were particularly unwanted because __.
they were willing to work for lower wages
they refused to live in tenements
they were reluctant to learn English
they were usually Roman Catholic
Some women during these migrations __.
had more responsibility
had less responsibility
moved with their husbands
stayed behind
Most children of immigrants __.
assimilate quickly
resist giving up their language and customs
Many Americans __ the Irish.
appreciated the music and dances of
embraced celebrations of St. Patrick's Day brought by
adopted the religion of
began joining Labor unions, particularly
__ was particularly welcoming of European immigrants, granting them the same civil rights ans citizens.
Argentina
Russia
South Africa
Mexico
The __ Exclusion Act limited immigrants to the U.S. in 1882.
Chinese
Japanese
Irish
Indian
The __ Policy limited immigrants from countries other than Britain coming to Australia.
White Australia
Gentlemen's
Exclusion
During the Japanese diaspora, many Japanese tried to create a settlement in __ unsuccessfully.
Russia
Mexico
China
Indentured servants _.
work an agreed upon number of years to pay for the expense of travelling, and room and board, then they are free
agree to lifetime contracts for low wages, travel costs and room and board
are criminals that work in the colonies until their sentence is up
were tricked into moving to penal colonies
