Question 1

The Great Indian Revolt began in the province of ____________________.

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The answer of The Great Indian Revolt began in the...

Question 2

What British governmental change occurred as a result of the Great Indian Revolt?

Accepted Answer

A) 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 East India Company rule and instituted direct rule by the British government. 
E) The British imported Afghan mercenaries to help control the Indian mutineers. 
A) 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 East India Company rule and instituted direct rule by the British government. 
E) The British imported Afghan mercenaries to help control the Indian mutineers.

Question 3

Compare and contrast the various Southeast Asian areas and their experience with Europe including religious, economic, geographic, and social issues.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 4

_ ___________________ founded Singapore for the British.

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The answer of _ ___________________ founded Singapore for the British....

Question 5

All of the following are true of the Great Indian Revolt EXCEPT

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A) This was the only time the sepoys mutinied. 
B) The sepoys were offended when the Awadh province was annexed by the British East India Company. 
C) The sepoys believed the Lee-Enfield rifles' cartridges were smeared with pork fat or beef grease. 
D) The revolt began because the sepoys were humiliated and put in leg irons for refusing to use the cartridges. 
E) The revolt was confined to the Ganges River Valley. 
A) This was the only time the sepoys mutinied. 
B) The sepoys were offended when the Awadh province was annexed by the British East India Company. 
C) The sepoys believed the Lee-Enfield rifles' cartridges were smeared with pork fat or beef grease. 
D) The revolt began because the sepoys were humiliated and put in leg irons for refusing to use the cartridges. 
E) The revolt was confined to the Ganges River Valley.

Question 6

What led to an increase in trade through Asia in the 1870s?

Accepted Answer

A) Britian was mistress of the seas. 
B) The Suez Canal opened. 
C) The Vienna Settlement brought peace to Europe. 
D) The United States became active in shipping and trading. 
E) China and Japan actively participated in trade. 
A) Britian was mistress of the seas. 
B) The Suez Canal opened. 
C) The Vienna Settlement brought peace to Europe. 
D) The United States became active in shipping and trading. 
E) China and Japan actively participated in trade.

Question 7

Which of the following best describes the Indians' response to British "civilizing" policies?

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A) agreeable 
B) resentment 
C) guilt 
D) regret 
E) indifferent 
A) agreeable 
B) resentment 
C) guilt 
D) regret 
E) indifferent

Question 8

Term for identification: sepoys

Accepted Answer

The term "sepoys" refers to Indian soldi

Question 9

What commodities made Malaya and the Malaya Peninsula significant to the West?

Accepted Answer

A) spices and rubber 
B) tin and rice 
C) tea and paper 
D) silk and cotton 
E) tin and rubber 
A) spices and rubber 
B) tin and rice 
C) tea and paper 
D) silk and cotton 
E) tin and rubber

Question 10

All of the following were practices of the British East India Company EXCEPT

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A) It required peasant farmers to grow tea and opium, which led to severe famines. 
B) The company encouraged the practice of Christian proselytizing. 
C) It set out to destroy Bengal's cotton industry to eliminate competition with British textiles. 
D) Opium became the single most important source of British revenue in the early 19th century. 
E) The company introduced English Common Law into Indian farm land tenure. 
A) It required peasant farmers to grow tea and opium, which led to severe famines. 
B) The company encouraged the practice of Christian proselytizing. 
C) It set out to destroy Bengal's cotton industry to eliminate competition with British textiles. 
D) Opium became the single most important source of British revenue in the early 19th century. 
E) The company introduced English Common Law into Indian farm land tenure.

Question 11

The Mughal ruling official of a  minority  state was referred to as a  ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Mughal ruling official of a  minority...

Question 12

Term for identification: Bengal Renaissance

Accepted Answer

The Bengal Renaissance refers to a socia

Question 13

Describe the social issues Indians faced under British rule. How did the Indian population react to British rule in India?

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Answers would include the issues of offi

Question 14

What characterized the rule of Lord Charles Cornwallis  in India?

Accepted Answer

A) He dismissed corrupt officials and insisted Indian customs and religions were to be respected. 
B) He strongly encouraged Christian missionary activity to weaken the nawabs. 
C) He started an aggressive military campaign to crush local rulers and fought the Battle of Plassey. 
D) He declared himself the Raj and tried to lead India to independence from Great Britain. 
E) He was ineffective and accomplished very little as the British governor of India. 
A) He dismissed corrupt officials and insisted Indian customs and religions were to be respected. 
B) He strongly encouraged Christian missionary activity to weaken the nawabs. 
C) He started an aggressive military campaign to crush local rulers and fought the Battle of Plassey. 
D) He declared himself the Raj and tried to lead India to independence from Great Britain. 
E) He was ineffective and accomplished very little as the British governor of India.

Question 15

What was the official justification for French military intervention in Vietnam?

Accepted Answer

A) political 
B) religious 
C) economic 
D) scientific 
E) imperialistic 
A) political 
B) religious 
C) economic 
D) scientific 
E) imperialistic

Question 16

Which of the following statements was true of the Java War?

Accepted Answer

A) It was a bloodless takeover. 
B) It ended in a British victory. 
C) It established Dutch sovereignty over Indonesia. 
D) It allowed Raffles to build a base at Singapore. 
E) It allowed Chinese workers to dominate the trade. 
A) It was a bloodless takeover. 
B) It ended in a British victory. 
C) It established Dutch sovereignty over Indonesia. 
D) It allowed Raffles to build a base at Singapore. 
E) It allowed Chinese workers to dominate the trade.

Exam 35: India and Southeast Asia Under Colonial Rule

The Great Indian Revolt began in the province of ____________________.

What British governmental change occurred as a result of the Great Indian Revolt?

Compare and contrast the various Southeast Asian areas and their experience with Europe including religious, economic, geographic, and social issues.

_ ___________________ founded Singapore for the British.

All of the following are true of the Great Indian Revolt EXCEPT

What led to an increase in trade through Asia in the 1870s?

Which of the following best describes the Indians' response to British "civilizing" policies?

Term for identification: sepoys

What commodities made Malaya and the Malaya Peninsula significant to the West?

All of the following were practices of the British East India Company EXCEPT

The Mughal ruling official of a minority state was referred to as a ____________________.

Term for identification: Bengal Renaissance

Describe the social issues Indians faced under British rule. How did the Indian population react to British rule in India?

What characterized the rule of Lord Charles Cornwallis in India?

What was the official justification for French military intervention in Vietnam?

Which of the following statements was true of the Java War?

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