Exam 5: Imperialism and Its Survivors

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Define "failed states." What are the characteristics of a failed state?

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Define elite and settler colonialism and give an example of each.

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What is the Treaty of Tordesillas, and who gained most from the arrangement?

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What two factors allowed China and Japan to avoid direct colonial rule?

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Explain the Brazilian path to independence.

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Who was Mahatma Gandhi, and what was his role in colonialism?

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Discuss the application of realism, liberalism, and constructivism evident through the age of imperialism. Explain at least three historical events per theory.

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The decolonization of the British Empire was

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In the struggle for colonies, which country had to devote a large amount of its resources to a standing army?

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What was the English East India Company, and what did it do?

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A "failed state"' is one in which

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Factors that allowed China and Japan to avoid direct colonial rule include

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The "scramble for Africa" in the 1880s involved all the following countries except

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Why did the Spanish monarchy prevent its colonies from trading with other countries (except Spain), and what were the consequences?

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Postcolonial countries that are exceptionally resentful of foreign domination were subject to

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Most of European imperialism in Africa was

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Cecil Rhodes founded which company?

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French administration in Indochina had all of the following effects except

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The only part of the accessible world that avoided direct colonial rule by European powers was

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The first black president of South Africa (in 1994) was

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