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100
Who was known as the most abusive colonizer in all of Europe and was also the King of Belgium?


Leopold II
100
Which country held the Philippines starting in 1898?

A. United States

B. Great Britain

C. China

D. Japan


A. United States

100
In come per person in Europe was ______ percent greater than the rest of the world.
400
100
Immigration to the US from Asia primarily came from _________ and the ____________.
China and the Philippians
100
What two labor laws did the Nativist Movement spur the federal government to enact?
1. laws preferring natives over immigrants for jobs.

2. policies favoring immigration by "acceptable races" over all other groups.

200
Which Prime Minister served as a journalist during the Boer Wars?

A. Margaret Thatcher

B. Winston Churchill

C. Neville Chamberlain

D. Tony Blair

B. Winston Churchill

200
Who was murdered by Chinese conservatives during the Chinese Boxer Rebellion?
Christians
200
What was the Second Opium War between China and Great Britain known as?
Beijing Convention
200
T/F: Of the 60 million immigrants from Europe, most were rural, poor factory workers.
False, they were rural and poor, but they were mostly small farmers.
200
What land did Japan win as a result of it's war with China in 1895?
Island of Formosa
300
Who started the Apartheid policy in South Africa (the strict segregation of races)?
Cecil Rhodes
300
What raw material did European nations desire from Africa from 1880-1914?


rubber
300
The gap between between Europe and other industrialized nations in power and wealth was termed as the ?
global north vs global south.
300
European immigrants, next to the US which had 50% of the immigrants go there, desired to go to which other nations? 


1. Canada

2. Australia

3. New Zealand

4. Brazil

5. Argentina

300
What city did the British take from the Chinese during the Second Opium War?

A. Formosa

B. Tokyo

C. Beijing

D. Hong Kong

C. Beijing
400
Which Egyptian leader borrowed money in order to finance the Suez Canal?
Ismail
400
T/F: The Meiji, who took power in Japan by their Samurai warriors, tried to industrialize the country.
True
400
What was the British rule in India called? What organization in India formed to fight for Independence? List benefits did India receive from British rule?
Rule called: Raj

Organization:Indian National Congress

Benefits: secondary education, infrastructure, bringing together Hindus and Muslims, women's rights.


400
Name the place and location where immigrants from Europe came to the U.S and where immigrants from Asia came to the US.
Asia came via San Francisco called Angel Island and Europe came via New York known as Ellis Island
400
List the two policies regarding colonization decided at the Berlin Conference.
1. No single European country would possess the whole continent of Africa

2. A claim to a colony by a European state would be recognized by other European states only if the claiming country had "effective occupation" of the territory in question.

500
Which leader used "gunboat diplomacy" in Japan and was ordered to open up trade with Japan and establish diplomatic relations with them?
Commodore Matthew Perry
500
Christian missionaries in Africa and Asia undertook what four works?
1. hospitals

2. schools

3. churches

4. preaching the gospel

500
List the three great projects between European states and the US that advanced international trade.
1. construction of railroads

2. invention of ships powered by steam

3. laying of transoceanic cable for far faster communication by telegraphs.

500
Which of the following is NOT a reason Europeans emigrated from Europe from 1815-1932?

a. Jews left because of religious persecution

b. Land was scarce in Europe due to population growth

c. To become artisans

d. to escape famine

e. To pursue political freedom

c. To become artisans

(they also left to pursue economic opportunities) 

500
Define Social Darwinism
A philosophy that led Europeans to believe they were radically superior to the Africans and thus better able to rule the Africans.
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