Exam 22: Imperialism and Colonialism,1870–1914

Although the slave trade was outlawed in British and French colonies,new systems of forced labor cropped up to take their place.

One result of the Sino-Japanese War was to secure the independence of:

One cause for much concern by Europeans and colonial authorities dealt with:

In what ways did the early nineteenth-century European empires differ from those established in the second half of the century?

The crises of Western empires that developed by the turn of the twentieth century created tensions:

The Treaty of Nanking:

New imperialism brought fierce competition among the nations and was a profoundly destabilizing force.

One military solution the British used to end the Sepoy Rebellion was to:

How do formal and informal imperialism differ?

In 1896,Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia defeated an invading army from:

David Livingstone's famous phrase "the white man's burden" referred to the European mission to civilize the globe.

How was imperialism reflected in the popular culture of Europe?

The London Pan-African Conference of 1900 issued a proclamation,To the Nations of the World,which had an introduction written by the American:

Prior to the Great Mutiny of 1857,all Indian trade was held as a monopoly by the British:

The Great Rebellion of 1857 was triggered by the discipline of Indian soldiers who refused to use rifle cartridges greased with pork fat.

Criticism of French colonial administrators for their indifference to the condition of Muslim women in their domains was leveled by:

New military technologies such as the machine gun proved an effective deterrent to armed resistance by native peoples,as seen in their use by the British army in Africa.

What were the causes of the Great Rebellion of 1857?

Concentration camps were first used by the British during the:

In reality,the Congo Free State was run by: