Ap Euro Chapter 17

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The period historians call the New

Imperialism began in the ________.

1870s

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India was formally ruled by which of the

following until 1857?

The Mughal emperor

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When a European power placed one of its

officials in a foreign government to

remotely control that government a

_________ was created.

protectorate

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Which country annexed Korea in 1910?

Japan

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Laos and Cambodia became protectorates

of ________ in the 1880s and 1890s.

France

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The Boxer Rebellion ended when ________.

an international army occupied Beijing

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The Open Door Policy ________.

allowed all nations to trade in China on equal terms

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What technological innovation helped

Britain win the first Opium War against

China?

Iron steamboat

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The first transatlantic submarine cable

was laid in ________.

1866

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What was "gunboat diplomacy"?

The use of warships to ensure cooperation

of local rulers with European imperialists

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Missionaries were most active in

providing ________ to non-Westerners.

education

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Why did British economic thinkers

advocate abandoning closed imperial

systems in favor of free trade?

Britain's manufacturing capacity

exceeded demands of the population.

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The Opium Wars were a conflict between

Britain's desire to sell a product in China

and China's opposition to ________.

the import of an addictive product, opium

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The Government of India Act in 1858

________.

transferred political authority from the

East India Company to the British Crown

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Britain ________ from its rule of India.

benefited economically

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By 1914, which of the following was true?

British colonization touched North, South, East, and West Africa.

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Which of the following territories was

remained an independent nation in 1914?

Ethiopia

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The Europeans' power attempt to

maximize their strategic control of

African territory, markets, and raw

materials was known as ________.

the Scramble for Africa

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Which of these was used by Russia to

justify its expansion in the

Transcaucasus?

protection of fellow Christians

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Which of the following statements is true

concerning colonization in Asia from

1880-1914?

American influence in southern Asia

increased by 1914.

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Botanists played a profound role in which

of the following imperial ventures?

They transformed local crop production

to serve the needs of the empires' home

countries.

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Anthropologists in the nineteenth and

early twentieth centuries did which of the

following?

They created zoo-like "native villages"

for people in Europe and America.

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Which of these was NOT a British settler

colony?

Ireland

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Which best describes the ultimate

outcome of the Russian wars of conquest

in Asia?

They resulted in Russian rivalry with

Britain.