Question 1

Which of the following is related to the Indian Revolt of 1857?

Accepted Answer

A) Sepoys believed that the British were trying to convert them to Christianity. 
B) All of the answers are correct. 
C) As the rebellion spread,there was a call for the return of the Mughals to power. 
D) The rebellion highlighted race relations in the British Raj. 
E) To many British,the rebellion emphasized the theory of Social Darwinism. 
A) Sepoys believed that the British were trying to convert them to Christianity. 
B) All of the answers are correct. 
C) As the rebellion spread,there was a call for the return of the Mughals to power. 
D) The rebellion highlighted race relations in the British Raj. 
E) To many British,the rebellion emphasized the theory of Social Darwinism.

Question 2

The British attitude toward the Indian peoples changed after 1857,when the British saw the South Asians as

Accepted Answer

A) perfectly capable of becoming English. 
B) equal to Europeans after becoming Christianized. 
C) naturally and permanently inferior. 
D) having the right to rule themselves under British guardianship. 
E) superior to Africans. 
A) perfectly capable of becoming English. 
B) equal to Europeans after becoming Christianized. 
C) naturally and permanently inferior. 
D) having the right to rule themselves under British guardianship. 
E) superior to Africans.

Question 3

Please define the following key terms.
- Indian Revolt of 1857

Accepted Answer

The Indian Revolt of 1857, also known as

Question 4

Please define the following key terms.
- Indian National Congress

Accepted Answer

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- Indian National...

Question 5

Please define the following key terms.
- Lin Zezu

Accepted Answer

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Question 6

What role did religion play in India's path to independence?

Accepted Answer

Religion played a complex and multifacet

Question 7

Please define the following key terms.
- Sino-Japanese War

Accepted Answer

The term "Sino-Japanese War" refers to o

Question 8

Japanese delegations,sent to Europe in 1873 to study its technology and military level,were especially impressed with the

Accepted Answer

A) British navy and constitutional monarchy. 
B) unification process of Italy. 
C) German combination of nationalism and an industrial-military base. 
D) politics of absolute monarchies. 
E) French and German militaries. 
A) British navy and constitutional monarchy. 
B) unification process of Italy. 
C) German combination of nationalism and an industrial-military base. 
D) politics of absolute monarchies. 
E) French and German militaries.

Question 9

Which of the following statements is true of the middle class in India after 1857?

Accepted Answer

A) Migrated to Britain to take jobs for the British East India Company. 
B) Educated following the British school curriculum. 
C) Translated Enlightenment texts into Hindi. 
D) Began small factories for textiles. 
E) Had become sepoys. 
A) Migrated to Britain to take jobs for the British East India Company. 
B) Educated following the British school curriculum. 
C) Translated Enlightenment texts into Hindi. 
D) Began small factories for textiles. 
E) Had become sepoys.

Question 10

The British used ____ and cultural divisions to justify their need to remain in India and provide "good government."

Accepted Answer

A) class 
B) regional 
C) economic 
D) religious 
E) promised reform 
A) class 
B) regional 
C) economic 
D) religious 
E) promised reform

Question 11

One of the many platforms of the newly formed Indian National Congress after 1885 was to change the policy that the Indian Civil Service exam be given only in

Accepted Answer

A) Calcutta. 
B) Britain. 
C) Sanskrit. 
D) South Africa. 
E) Hindi. 
A) Calcutta. 
B) Britain. 
C) Sanskrit. 
D) South Africa. 
E) Hindi.

Question 12

Please define the following key terms.
- Hong Kong

Accepted Answer

Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Re

Question 13

Please define the following key terms.
- Guangxu

Accepted Answer

Guangxu (14 August 1871 – 14 November 19

Question 14

The Sino-Japanese (1894-1895)  war resulted in the occupation of Taiwan and Korea and

Accepted Answer

A) the modernization of China after losing its territories. 
B) the Korean king westernizing his state. 
C) the opening of Korea to more trade with China. 
D) Korea seeking an alliance with Russia. 
E) the Korean king seeking protection from Ci Xi. 
A) the modernization of China after losing its territories. 
B) the Korean king westernizing his state. 
C) the opening of Korea to more trade with China. 
D) Korea seeking an alliance with Russia. 
E) the Korean king seeking protection from Ci Xi.

Question 15

Please define the following key terms.
- Partition of Bengal

Accepted Answer

The Partition of Bengal refers to a majo

Question 16

Please define the following key terms.
- Bengal Renaissance

Accepted Answer

The Bengal Renaissance refers to a socia

Question 17

The 1858 treaty between the Tokugawa government and foreign nations

Accepted Answer

A) opened up unlimited trade with the West. 
B) created an exchange of official ambassadors. 
C) gave extraterritoriality rights to the West. 
D) resulted in the daimyo's overthrow of the Meiji dynasty. 
E) established foreign military bases in Japan. 
A) opened up unlimited trade with the West. 
B) created an exchange of official ambassadors. 
C) gave extraterritoriality rights to the West. 
D) resulted in the daimyo's overthrow of the Meiji dynasty. 
E) established foreign military bases in Japan.

Question 18

Which of the following are associated with the Boxer Rebellion

Accepted Answer

A) the Boxers were a secret society that pledged a war against all foreigners. 
B) a foreign army of 20,000,from a dozen different nations,defeated the Boxers and occupied the Forbidden City. 
C) the Boxers received the support of Ci Xi,who claimed it was a war against foreigners. 
D) the Siege of Peking was one of the few Chinese victories over westerners. 
E) the Boxers attacked missionaries and Chinese converts. 
A) the Boxers were a secret society that pledged a war against all foreigners. 
B) a foreign army of 20,000,from a dozen different nations,defeated the Boxers and occupied the Forbidden City. 
C) the Boxers received the support of Ci Xi,who claimed it was a war against foreigners. 
D) the Siege of Peking was one of the few Chinese victories over westerners. 
E) the Boxers attacked missionaries and Chinese converts.

Question 19

In 1894,the Sino-Japanese War was a territorial war in which

Accepted Answer

A) the entire Japanese northern fleet was destroyed. 
B) Korea rebelled against the rule of the Chinese. 
C) Korea and Taiwan became territories of Japan. 
D) China gained the northernmost island of Japan. 
E) England allied with China against Japan. 
A) the entire Japanese northern fleet was destroyed. 
B) Korea rebelled against the rule of the Chinese. 
C) Korea and Taiwan became territories of Japan. 
D) China gained the northernmost island of Japan. 
E) England allied with China against Japan.

Question 20

According to Japanese tradition,a lower samurai could change his status in society by

Accepted Answer

A) marriage into a higher rank or class. 
B) accumulating wealth. 
C) advanced education and knowledge of the classics. 
D) military achievements. 
E) He or his family could never change his status in society. 
A) marriage into a higher rank or class. 
B) accumulating wealth. 
C) advanced education and knowledge of the classics. 
D) military achievements. 
E) He or his family could never change his status in society.

Exam 24: China, japan, and India Confront the Modern World, 1800 - 1910

Which of the following is related to the Indian Revolt of 1857?

The British attitude toward the Indian peoples changed after 1857,when the British saw the South Asians as

Please define the following key terms. - Indian Revolt of 1857

Please define the following key terms. - Indian National Congress

Please define the following key terms. - Lin Zezu

What role did religion play in India's path to independence?

Please define the following key terms. - Sino-Japanese War

Japanese delegations,sent to Europe in 1873 to study its technology and military level,were especially impressed with the

Which of the following statements is true of the middle class in India after 1857?

The British used ____ and cultural divisions to justify their need to remain in India and provide "good government."

One of the many platforms of the newly formed Indian National Congress after 1885 was to change the policy that the Indian Civil Service exam be given only in

Please define the following key terms. - Hong Kong

Please define the following key terms. - Guangxu

The Sino-Japanese (1894-1895) war resulted in the occupation of Taiwan and Korea and

Please define the following key terms. - Partition of Bengal

Please define the following key terms. - Bengal Renaissance

The 1858 treaty between the Tokugawa government and foreign nations

Which of the following are associated with the Boxer Rebellion

In 1894,the Sino-Japanese War was a territorial war in which

According to Japanese tradition,a lower samurai could change his status in society by

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