Question 1

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

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A) Thankfulness 
B) Resentment 
C) Guilt 
D) Regret 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) Thankfulness 
B) Resentment 
C) Guilt 
D) Regret 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 2

In the early 1900s, leaders of the Pan-Arab movement went into hiding temporarily after being persecuted by the secret police of

Accepted Answer

A) Sultan Abdul Hamid. 
B) Muhammad Abdul. 
C) Jamal al-Din al-Afghani. 
D) Ibn Abd al-Wahhab. 
E) Shah Muzaffar. 
A) Sultan Abdul Hamid. 
B) Muhammad Abdul. 
C) Jamal al-Din al-Afghani. 
D) Ibn Abd al-Wahhab. 
E) Shah Muzaffar.

Question 3

35 The Great Mutiny of 1857 began in ____________________.

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The answer of 35 The Great Mutiny of 1857 began...

Question 4

Discuss the factors that led to British rule in India.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 5

35 One of the key reasons the British lost the Afghanistan Wars was because

Accepted Answer

A) the British rule in India was too harsh at the time for them to gain much support. 
B) the climate was much too hot and humid for the soldiers. 
C) the British underestimated their enemy. 
D) the British had few weapons. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) the British rule in India was too harsh at the time for them to gain much support. 
B) the climate was much too hot and humid for the soldiers. 
C) the British underestimated their enemy. 
D) the British had few weapons. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 6

An important event took place in 1869 when

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A) British businessmen first invested in Egypt. 
B) Muhammad Ali came to power in Egypt. 
C) the Suez Canal opened. 
D) Egypt occupied the Sudan. 
E) the Mahdist Rebellion began. 
A) British businessmen first invested in Egypt. 
B) Muhammad Ali came to power in Egypt. 
C) the Suez Canal opened. 
D) Egypt occupied the Sudan. 
E) the Mahdist Rebellion began.

Question 7

Who were the sepoys?

Accepted Answer

A) Servants to the Raj. 
B) 1876 famine victims. 
C) European-trained Indian troops. 
D) Indian artists. 
E) Europeans who went native. 
A) Servants to the Raj. 
B) 1876 famine victims. 
C) European-trained Indian troops. 
D) Indian artists. 
E) Europeans who went native.

Question 8

One of the outcomes of the Great Mutiny of 1857 in India was a change in how the British ruled their colony. What was the governmental change that occurred?

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A) In 1858 the British instituted the Indian National Congress to give the Indians more autonomy. 
B) The British withdrew to the major urban areas along the coast and left the interior regions to the Indians. 
C) The British established the Act of Abolition to eliminate, or at least reduce, cultural imperialism. 
D) The British Prime Minister ended the British East India Company and instituted direct British government. 
E) The British imported Afghan mercenaries to help control the Indian mutineers. 
A) In 1858 the British instituted the Indian National Congress to give the Indians more autonomy. 
B) The British withdrew to the major urban areas along the coast and left the interior regions to the Indians. 
C) The British established the Act of Abolition to eliminate, or at least reduce, cultural imperialism. 
D) The British Prime Minister ended the British East India Company and instituted direct British government. 
E) The British imported Afghan mercenaries to help control the Indian mutineers.

Question 9

By the mid-1800s, Persia had for the most part been divided between ____________________ and ____________________.

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The answer of By the mid-1800s, Persia had for the...

Question 10

The British in the Sudan had to overcome formidable opposition from

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A) Mahdists. 
B) Boers. 
C) Zulus. 
D) Bantu. 
E) Hottentots. 
A) Mahdists. 
B) Boers. 
C) Zulus. 
D) Bantu. 
E) Hottentots.

Question 11

Elaborate on the Great Mutiny of 1857 and its significance to Indian history.

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Answers would include the sepo

Question 12

Compare and contrast Islamic societies and their attempts at reform.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 13

Wahhabism emerged as a form of Islam whose adherents believed that

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A) Islam was destined to overcome all the assaults against it, and with all Muslims coming together as brothers. 
B) the only acceptable model for Islam is the primitive Islamic community as it existed in Mecca during Muhammad's time. 
C) Islam could only continue to exist if its followers adhered strictly to the Qur'an and the oral traditions concerning Muhammad. 
D) every person outside Arabia must be either converted or killed. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) Islam was destined to overcome all the assaults against it, and with all Muslims coming together as brothers. 
B) the only acceptable model for Islam is the primitive Islamic community as it existed in Mecca during Muhammad's time. 
C) Islam could only continue to exist if its followers adhered strictly to the Qur'an and the oral traditions concerning Muhammad. 
D) every person outside Arabia must be either converted or killed. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 14

Term for identification: Robert Clive

Accepted Answer

Robert Clive, also known as Clive of Ind

Question 15

35 The Java War finally established Dutch sovereignty over

Accepted Answer

A) Vietnam. 
B) Indonesia. 
C) Polynesia. 
D) Hawaii. 
E) Korea. 
A) Vietnam. 
B) Indonesia. 
C) Polynesia. 
D) Hawaii. 
E) Korea.

Question 16

35 The justification for French military intervention in Vietnam was officially

Accepted Answer

A) political. 
B) religious. 
C) economic. 
D) scientific. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) political. 
B) religious. 
C) economic. 
D) scientific. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 17

35 The British government ended company rule in India after which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) The Great Mutiny of 1857. 
B) The Act of Abolition. 
C) The Afghanistan Wars. 
D) The great famines. 
E) The formation of the Indian National Congress. 
A) The Great Mutiny of 1857. 
B) The Act of Abolition. 
C) The Afghanistan Wars. 
D) The great famines. 
E) The formation of the Indian National Congress.

Question 18

Term for identification: Great Indian Mutiny

Accepted Answer

The term "Great Indian Mutiny" refers to

Question 19

Which country was the first European power in India and Southeast Asia?

Accepted Answer

A) Spain. 
B) France. 
C) Germany. 
D) Portugal. 
E) Italy. 
A) Spain. 
B) France. 
C) Germany. 
D) Portugal. 
E) Italy.

Question 20

In the early nineteenth century, a generation of European administrator-scholars entered colonial careers. These administrators took a great interest in the  ____________________ and ____________________ of pre-colonial societies.

Accepted Answer

history, a

Exam 35: India and Southeast Asia Under Colonial Rule

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

In the early 1900s, leaders of the Pan-Arab movement went into hiding temporarily after being persecuted by the secret police of

35 The Great Mutiny of 1857 began in ____________________.

Discuss the factors that led to British rule in India.

35 One of the key reasons the British lost the Afghanistan Wars was because

An important event took place in 1869 when

Who were the sepoys?

One of the outcomes of the Great Mutiny of 1857 in India was a change in how the British ruled their colony. What was the governmental change that occurred?

By the mid-1800s, Persia had for the most part been divided between ____________________ and ____________________.

The British in the Sudan had to overcome formidable opposition from

Elaborate on the Great Mutiny of 1857 and its significance to Indian history.

Compare and contrast Islamic societies and their attempts at reform.

Wahhabism emerged as a form of Islam whose adherents believed that

Term for identification: Robert Clive

35 The Java War finally established Dutch sovereignty over

35 The justification for French military intervention in Vietnam was officially

35 The British government ended company rule in India after which of the following?

Term for identification: Great Indian Mutiny

Which country was the first European power in India and Southeast Asia?

In the early nineteenth century, a generation of European administrator-scholars entered colonial careers. These administrators took a great interest in the ____________________ and ____________________ of pre-colonial societies.

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