Exam 35: India and Southeast Asia Under Colonial Rule

The leaders of Iran after the Safavid were known as the ____________________.

How did the Mughal leaders respond in the 1600s to the arrival of the first Europeans, especially the British?

35 The ____________________ were the Europeans who ended up in control of the East Indies, a matter pretty much decided by the ____________________.

35 As a result of British agrarian policies in India, a major problem became severe ____________________.

35 The Battle of ____________________ secured the British hold over the French in India.

In Iran, the most important crop to the British was which of the following?

35 In Southeast Asia, the French colonial possessions were known collectively as the ____________________ of ____________________.

What fundamental mistake did the British continue to make in their prosecution of the Afghanistan Wars?

35 For many years, beginning in the last half of the 1800s, Vietnam was under the colonial oversight of

Under Muhammad Ali Pasha, ____________________ played a major role in Egypt's modernization.

Compare and contrast the various Southeast Asian areas and their experience with Europe.

35 Most of mainland Southeast Asians followed which of the following?

The British policy of requiring Indian peasant farmers to grow ____________________ crops, such as tea and opium, pauperized these farmers and caused occasional severe famines.

Fundamentalist Muslims believe that the main task of the civil government is to

Which of the following was not a Muslim response to outside pressures in the late 1800s and early 1900s?

35 Which of the following best describes the way most Indians felt toward the British "civilizing" policies?

35 The push in education produced the ____________________.