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- 1. Multiple Choicebelief that the strong will survive and should dominate the weak; ties to racismSocial Darwinisncultural diffusionhuman rightsnationalism
- 2. Multiple Choicethe process by which a cultural trait, material object, idea, or behavior pattern is spread from one society to anotherSocial Darwinisncultural diffusionhuman rightsnationalism
- 3. Multiple Choiceexpansionism; sometimes called colonialismnationalismimperialismSocial Darwinismspheres of influence
- 4. Multiple Choicearea where imperial powers had exclusive trading rightsnationalismimperialismSocial Darwinismspheres of influence
- 5. Multiple Choicea strong feeling of pride for one’s nationracismimperialismnationalismmilitarism
- 6. Multiple Choicebuilding up military forcesracismimperialismnationalismmilitarism
- 7. Multiple Choicefeelings of superiority over another raceracismimperialismnationalismmilitarism
- 8. Multiple Choicebasic rights given to all humans like the right life, liberty, freedom of thought and expression, equality before the law, and right to work.racismimperialismnationalismhuman rights
- 9. Multiple Choicereplacement of local rulers with officials from the mother countrydirect ruleindirect rule
- 10. Multiple Choicegoverning by working with existing political elitesdirect ruleindirect rule
- 11. Multiple Choicecreated by the United States to keep free trade in ChinaDoor to China PolicyDoor to Asia PolicyOpen Negotiation PolicyOpen Door Policy
- 12. Multiple Choiceraw materialsproductsnatural resources
- 13. Multiple Choiceexploitationthe process of taking advantage of someone weakerthe process of spreading western religions, political systems, and culture.native to a regionthe process of a stronger nation controlling or taking over a weaker nation
- 14. Multiple Choicewesternizationthe process of taking advantage of someone weakerthe process of spreading western religions, political systems, and culture.native to a regionthe process of a stronger nation controlling or taking over a weaker nation
- 15. Multiple Choiceoppressionthe process of taking advantage of someone weakerthe harsh or cruel treatment of people over a prolonged period of time;native to a regionthe process of a stronger nation controlling or taking over a weaker nation
- 16. Multiple Choiceimperialismthe process of taking advantage of someone weakerthe process of spreading western religions, political systems, and culture.native to a regionthe process of a stronger nation controlling or taking over a weaker nation
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following was an advantage for the colonizers caused by imperialism?conflict with other imperialist nationsan increase in raw materials that led to increase in production of goods to sella spread of religious ideas between the colonized and colonizers.an increase in knowledge of other people around the world
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhy were the imperialist nations able to take control of other nations political, economic, and cultural systems?Imperialist had superior weaponsImperialist had superior religionImperialist had superior intellectImperialist had superior economic systems
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the “white man’s burden”?the crowded urban living conditions created by the Second Industrial Revolutionthe unpopular belief that Europeans were responsible for the mass destruction of many African culturesbigger, stronger Europeans could carry more baggagethe belief that Europeans had a moral responsibility to civilize or westernize primitive peoples
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the “white man’s burden” an example of?The imperialist nations’s belief they should stop war and conflict around the world.The imperialist nations’ belief that imperialism should be ended because of its negative effects.The imperialist nations’ belief they were racially superior.The imperialist nations’s belief they should spread capitalism and democracy to the rest of the world.
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the global impact of Imperialism on Japan?Their cultural system changed but their political system did not change.Japan modernized and became an imperialist power.Japan fought back and was destroyed by European forces in World War I.
- 22. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the global impact of Imperialism on China?China was no longer isolated but controlled by different European nations in spheres of influence, eventually China won independence and became communist.China modernized and became an imperialist power.China fought back and was destroyed by European forces in World War I.China began to sell opium around the world and their economy grew to rival European nations’ economic strength.
- 23. Multiple ChoiceWhat were the five motivations for imperialism?economic, political, cultural, military, religioneconomic, political, cultural, military, exploitationeconomic, social, cultural, military, religioneconomic, social, oppression, military, religion
- 24. Multiple Choiceland acquistion, extraction of raw materials, spread of Western values and maintenance of political control are all examples ofeffects of imperialismcauses of imperialismeffects of industrializationcauses of industrialization
- 25. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following was an advantage for the colonizers caused by imperialism?much of indigenous traditional culture was destroyedthere were many advantages in technology such as sewage, water, and roadsprovided protection for the colonizedgained a market to sell goods
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