Question 1

David Livingstone

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A) was the first European to climb Mount Ararat. 
B) personally put an end to the Zanzibar slave market with his "Green Band Army." 
C) obtained great fame from his African missionary and anti-slavery work. 
D) discovered the source of the Nile. 
E) constructed an Anglican cathedral on the former site of the Zanzibar slave market. 
A) was the first European to climb Mount Ararat. 
B) personally put an end to the Zanzibar slave market with his "Green Band Army." 
C) obtained great fame from his African missionary and anti-slavery work. 
D) discovered the source of the Nile. 
E) constructed an Anglican cathedral on the former site of the Zanzibar slave market.

Question 2

The individual who argued that his main purpose was the extension of the British Empire was

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A) Albert Sarraut. 
B) Cecil Rhodes. 
C) Muhammad Ali Jinna. 
D) David Livingstone. 
E) Paul Kruger. 
A) Albert Sarraut. 
B) Cecil Rhodes. 
C) Muhammad Ali Jinna. 
D) David Livingstone. 
E) Paul Kruger.

Question 3

The Can Vuong was an indigenous resistance effort to colonialism organized in this country:.

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A) Senegal. 
B) Burma. 
C) Cambodia. 
D) Vietnam. 
E) Morocco. 
A) Senegal. 
B) Burma. 
C) Cambodia. 
D) Vietnam. 
E) Morocco.

Question 4

Which African country, with a temperate climate in its Central Highlands, attracted a relatively large European population?

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A) Cameroon 
B) Kenya 
C) Sokoto 
D) Senegal 
E) Mozambique 
A) Cameroon 
B) Kenya 
C) Sokoto 
D) Senegal 
E) Mozambique

Question 5

Was Western imperialism an inevitable result of the Industrial Revolution? Why or why not?

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Western imperialism was not an inevitabl

Question 6

Identify the following terms.
-Enfield rifles

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The Enfield rifles refer to a series of

Question 7

Identify the following terms.
-the "raj"

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The term "Raj" is a word of Indian origi

Question 8

"New" products that European nations sought to obtain from colonies in Africa and Asia in the nineteenth century included

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A) gold and silver. 
B) cloves and pepper. 
C) oil, tin, and rubber. 
D) tea, silk, and porcelain. 
E) ivory and rayon. 
A) gold and silver. 
B) cloves and pepper. 
C) oil, tin, and rubber. 
D) tea, silk, and porcelain. 
E) ivory and rayon.

Question 9

One of the primary factors that changed ​the relationship of Europeans in the Imperial age was the Industrial Revolution.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Identify the following terms.
-association v. assimilation

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Association and assimilation are two ter

Question 11

Afrikaners were black African opponents of the Dutch Boers in South Africa.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Identify the following terms.
-Boers/Afrikaners

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The terms "Boers" and "Afrikaners" refer

Question 13

Muhammad Ali

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A) was a native-born Egyptian who came to rule his homeland. 
B) modernized Egypt and extended its hegemony over neighboring regions. 
C) overthrew the Ottoman power in the Middle East. 
D) reaped great rewards from the construction of the Suez Canal. 
E) was the first Christian ruler of Egypt since the seventh century. 
A) was a native-born Egyptian who came to rule his homeland. 
B) modernized Egypt and extended its hegemony over neighboring regions. 
C) overthrew the Ottoman power in the Middle East. 
D) reaped great rewards from the construction of the Suez Canal. 
E) was the first Christian ruler of Egypt since the seventh century.

Question 14

Identify the following terms.
-"white man's burden"

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The answer of Identify the following terms.
-"white man's burden"...

Question 15

Identify the following terms.
-Cecil Rhodes

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Cecil Rhodes was a British businessman,

Question 16

Alarmed at heightened European presence in Africa and exploitation of labor, some Africans began to call for what means to defend further encroachment?​

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A) ​Formation of nation-states along a Western model 
B) ​Armed insurrectoin and expulsion. 
C) ​Economic boycott and passive resistance. 
D) ​Unionization of workers. 
E) ​Conversion to Communism. 
A) ​Formation of nation-states along a Western model 
B) ​Armed insurrectoin and expulsion. 
C) ​Economic boycott and passive resistance. 
D) ​Unionization of workers. 
E) ​Conversion to Communism.

Question 17

Though idealistic, the stated goal of British indirect rule in Africa was

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A) to introduce British educational institutions. 
B) to preserve African political institutions. 
C) to replace tribal government with constitutional democracy. 
D) to "divide and conquer". 
E) to mitigate French, Belgian, and German influence on the continent. 
A) to introduce British educational institutions. 
B) to preserve African political institutions. 
C) to replace tribal government with constitutional democracy. 
D) to "divide and conquer". 
E) to mitigate French, Belgian, and German influence on the continent.

Question 18

In Africa, security concerns and national prestige were always secondary to economic interests.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

British colonial presence in southeast Asia began with an agreement with the Dutch for control over the coffee trade in Sumatra. ​

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

French colonial management applied direct rule to which of the following areas?​

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A) ​Southern Mekong Delta 
B) ​Hue 
C) ​Cambodia 
D) ​Laos 
E) ​None of these. 
A) ​Southern Mekong Delta 
B) ​Hue 
C) ​Cambodia 
D) ​Laos 
E) ​None of these.

Exam 21: The High Tide of Imperialism

David Livingstone

The individual who argued that his main purpose was the extension of the British Empire was

The Can Vuong was an indigenous resistance effort to colonialism organized in this country:.

Which African country, with a temperate climate in its Central Highlands, attracted a relatively large European population?

Was Western imperialism an inevitable result of the Industrial Revolution? Why or why not?

Identify the following terms. -Enfield rifles

Identify the following terms. -the "raj"

"New" products that European nations sought to obtain from colonies in Africa and Asia in the nineteenth century included

One of the primary factors that changed ​the relationship of Europeans in the Imperial age was the Industrial Revolution.

Identify the following terms. -association v. assimilation

Afrikaners were black African opponents of the Dutch Boers in South Africa.

Identify the following terms. -Boers/Afrikaners

Muhammad Ali

Identify the following terms. -"white man's burden"

Identify the following terms. -Cecil Rhodes

Alarmed at heightened European presence in Africa and exploitation of labor, some Africans began to call for what means to defend further encroachment?​

Though idealistic, the stated goal of British indirect rule in Africa was

In Africa, security concerns and national prestige were always secondary to economic interests.

British colonial presence in southeast Asia began with an agreement with the Dutch for control over the coffee trade in Sumatra. ​

French colonial management applied direct rule to which of the following areas?​

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One of the primary factors that changed the relationship of Europeans in the Imperial age was the Industrial Revolution.

Alarmed at heightened European presence in Africa and exploitation of labor, some Africans began to call for what means to defend further encroachment?

British colonial presence in southeast Asia began with an agreement with the Dutch for control over the coffee trade in Sumatra.

French colonial management applied direct rule to which of the following areas?