Question 1

Identify the following terms.
-Basutoland, Bechuanaland, and Swaziland

Accepted Answer

Basutoland, Bechuanaland, and Swaziland

Question 2

Identify the following terms.
-Muhammad Ali

Accepted Answer

Muhammad Ali refers to multiple individu

Question 3

Identify the following terms.
-"missionary factor"

Accepted Answer

The term "missionary factor" refers to t

Question 4

Identify the following terms.
-the "three C's"

Accepted Answer

The "three C's" is a term that can refer

Question 5

As the East African slave trade increased, Zanzibar came under the colonial authority of ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Portugal 
B) ​Oman 
C) ​France 
D) ​Egypt 
E) ​Qatar 
A) ​Portugal 
B) ​Oman 
C) ​France 
D) ​Egypt 
E) ​Qatar

Question 6

Identify the following terms.
-Sepoy Rebellion

Accepted Answer

The Sepoy Rebellion, also known as the I

Question 7

Based on British reforms in India, why is colonialism seen in both a positive and a negative light? Use Macauley's justification for teaching English (p. 610) as a point of engagement when structuring your argument. ​

Accepted Answer

Colonialism in India is seen in both a p

Question 8

Identify the following terms.
-"modernizing elite"

Accepted Answer

The term "modernizing elite" refers to a

Question 9

Identify the following terms.
-Fashoda

Accepted Answer

Fashoda refers to a small town in the mo

Question 10

The person who described the colonial process as one that would ultimately redistribute the "wealth of the earth" and result in a better life for all was: ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Albert Sarraut 
B) ​Herbert Spencer 
C) ​Rudyard Kipling 
D) ​Emile Durkheim 
E) ​Leon Trotsky 
A) ​Albert Sarraut 
B) ​Herbert Spencer 
C) ​Rudyard Kipling 
D) ​Emile Durkheim 
E) ​Leon Trotsky

Question 11

Identify the following terms.
-clitoridectomy

Accepted Answer

A clitoridectomy, also known as female g

Question 12

The switch to staple crop production on plantations in southeast Asia resulted in which outcome?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Colonials engaging local elites to switch from sustenance crops to commodities. 
B) ​Foreign recruitment for increased labor on plantations for tea and rubber. 
C) ​Artificially maintaing low wages to keep plantations economically competitive. 
D) ​Forced labor through a process of "shanghaied" induction. 
E) ​All of these. 
A) ​Colonials engaging local elites to switch from sustenance crops to commodities. 
B) ​Foreign recruitment for increased labor on plantations for tea and rubber. 
C) ​Artificially maintaing low wages to keep plantations economically competitive. 
D) ​Forced labor through a process of "shanghaied" induction. 
E) ​All of these.

Question 13

Identify the following terms.
-"might makes right"

Accepted Answer

The phrase "might makes right" is an exp

Question 14

The term "legitimate trade" in Africa referred to​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Establishing Euopean indirect rule to exploit local commodities. 
B) ​Engaging in trade for export of natural resources. 
C) ​An end-run around the statutes limiting cross-Atlantic slavery. 
D) ​Beginning commercial development and industrialized infrastructure in conjunction with local rulers. 
E) ​Imposing colonial protectorates and commercial monopoly agreements. 
A) ​Establishing Euopean indirect rule to exploit local commodities. 
B) ​Engaging in trade for export of natural resources. 
C) ​An end-run around the statutes limiting cross-Atlantic slavery. 
D) ​Beginning commercial development and industrialized infrastructure in conjunction with local rulers. 
E) ​Imposing colonial protectorates and commercial monopoly agreements.

Question 15

The major port for British control between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea was ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Singapore 
B) ​Malacca 
C) ​Calcutta 
D) ​Hanoi 
E) Zardoz 
A) ​Singapore 
B) ​Malacca 
C) ​Calcutta 
D) ​Hanoi 
E) Zardoz

Question 16

What caused the renewal of European imperialism in the late-nineteenth century? What were the dominant influences at work? Did they change over time and/or in relation to the actions of other imperialistic societies?

Accepted Answer

The renewal of European imperialism in t

Question 17

What was NOT a reform imparted by the British colonial system in India?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Ending the practice of sati ​by widows. 
B) ​Implementing a system of education for elites and women. 
C) ​Introducing the British Civil Service examination. 
D) ​Transferring ownership of railways to local government. 
E) ​Imposing a new penal code based on the British model. 
A) ​Ending the practice of sati ​by widows. 
B) ​Implementing a system of education for elites and women. 
C) ​Introducing the British Civil Service examination. 
D) ​Transferring ownership of railways to local government. 
E) ​Imposing a new penal code based on the British model.

Question 18

Identify the following terms.
-Zanzibar and the slave trade

Accepted Answer

Zanzibar is an archipelago off the coast

Question 19

Direct rule was found in all of the following "resistant" nations EXCEPT​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Burma 
B) ​Vietnam 
C) ​the Malay Peninsula 
D) ​Nigeria 
E) ​Morocco 
A) ​Burma 
B) ​Vietnam 
C) ​the Malay Peninsula 
D) ​Nigeria 
E) ​Morocco

Question 20

French colonial policy in Indochina began as one of assimilation, but switched to association. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 21: The High Tide of Imperialism

Identify the following terms. -Basutoland, Bechuanaland, and Swaziland

Identify the following terms. -Muhammad Ali

Identify the following terms. -"missionary factor"

Identify the following terms. -the "three C's"

As the East African slave trade increased, Zanzibar came under the colonial authority of ​

Identify the following terms. -Sepoy Rebellion

Based on British reforms in India, why is colonialism seen in both a positive and a negative light? Use Macauley's justification for teaching English (p. 610) as a point of engagement when structuring your argument. ​

Identify the following terms. -"modernizing elite"

Identify the following terms. -Fashoda

The person who described the colonial process as one that would ultimately redistribute the "wealth of the earth" and result in a better life for all was: ​

Identify the following terms. -clitoridectomy

The switch to staple crop production on plantations in southeast Asia resulted in which outcome?​

Identify the following terms. -"might makes right"

The term "legitimate trade" in Africa referred to​

The major port for British control between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea was ​

What caused the renewal of European imperialism in the late-nineteenth century? What were the dominant influences at work? Did they change over time and/or in relation to the actions of other imperialistic societies?

What was NOT a reform imparted by the British colonial system in India?​

Identify the following terms. -Zanzibar and the slave trade

Direct rule was found in all of the following "resistant" nations EXCEPT​

French colonial policy in Indochina began as one of assimilation, but switched to association. ​

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As the East African slave trade increased, Zanzibar came under the colonial authority of

Based on British reforms in India, why is colonialism seen in both a positive and a negative light? Use Macauley's justification for teaching English (p. 610) as a point of engagement when structuring your argument.

The person who described the colonial process as one that would ultimately redistribute the "wealth of the earth" and result in a better life for all was:

The switch to staple crop production on plantations in southeast Asia resulted in which outcome?

The term "legitimate trade" in Africa referred to

The major port for British control between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea was

What was NOT a reform imparted by the British colonial system in India?

Direct rule was found in all of the following "resistant" nations EXCEPT

French colonial policy in Indochina began as one of assimilation, but switched to association.