Imperialism

During the period of 1750-1900, Unit 5 of AP World History focused on which of the following?

Which of the following was NOT a reason for the new wave of imperialism during the period of 1750-1900?

Which phrase did Rudyard Kipling use to describe the duty of Europeans to share their culture with others during the period of 1750-1900?

Which of the following is NOT a cultural motive for imperialism?

Which European nation established colonies in Algeria, Senegal, and Indochina?

What was the main economic motive for imperialism?

Which country became a colony of Japan after the Sino-Japanese War?

During the late 1800s, European influence in Africa was primarily limited to

Which country desired a shorter sea-based route to Asian trading posts during the late 1800s?

What canal did Britain seize control of in 1882?

Which European power established a settler colony in Algeria in 1830?

What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference in 1884?

Which European power claimed the Congo as a personal holding in the Scramble for Africa?

What kind of imperialism did European powers exercise in China during this time?

Which country was not colonized during the time of Western imperialism in Asia?

Which European power acquired colonial holdings in Southeast Asia after the Dutch East India Company failed?

Which country established Australia as a penal colony?

What was the outcome of the New Zealand Wars between the British and the Maori?

Which of the following was a response of indigenous people to imperial powers in the Americas during the period of 1750-1900?

What was the Proclamation of 1763 issued by the British after the French and Indian War?

What was the response of the American colonists to the Proclamation of 1763?

Which Native American resistance movement culminated in the conflict at Wounded Knee in 1890?

Who led an armed rebellion against Spanish colonial leaders in Peru?

Which country did the Xhosa people fight against for over forty years in the 19th century?

What was the main motive for European powers to establish colonies in Africa during the period of imperialism?

Which movement resulted in the Xhosa people killing their own cattle in the belief that it would drive the Europeans out of their land?

What was the outcome of Samory Toure's resistance against the French in West Africa?

Why did Muhammad Ahmad gather an army to resist the British forces in Sudan?

What led to a wave of nationalism in places like Greece, Serbia, and Bulgaria in the Balkans?

During the period of 1750-1900, what were the two key factors that drove the imperialistic expansion across the globe?

What is a cash crop?

What was the purpose of European powers growing cash crops in Africa?

Which of the following was a consequence of the shift to cash crop farming in colonial economies?

What was one of the risks faced by colonial economies dependent on a single agricultural export?

What technology made the large-scale production and export of cash crops possible in colonial economies?

Which raw material became a cash crop in West Africa and was used as a lubricant for factory machines?

What was the main reason for the British to turn to Egypt for cotton during the Industrial Revolution?

Which raw material became a crucial material during the Industrial Revolution and came from rubber trees in the Amazon rainforest?

Which country became the largest exporter of diamonds by 1890, thanks to the diamond rush in South Africa?

Which country established economic imperialism in India in the early 1600s?

What was the main reason for Britain's economic imperialism in India?

Which region provides a better example of economic imperialism according to the text?

Which country initially had an economy that was almost entirely dependent on agricultural exports to Spain?

What became a big part of Chile's export economy after its discovery in the Chilean hillside?

What is economic imperialism?

During the Opium Wars, the British were able to defeat the Chinese mainly because

Which country invested heavily in the industrialization of Mexico and Cuba in the late 19th century?

What was the main motive behind the British East India Company smuggling opium into China?

What was the Monroe Doctrine?

During the period of 1750-1900, what were the three main causes of migration?

What were the economic and environmental factors that led to patterns of migration from 1750-1900?

What was one of the main reasons for the demand for labor in cash crop plantations during this period?

During the Great Potato Famine, millions of Irish emigrated to many different places, but mainly to which country?

What was the main motivation for Irish migration during the Great Potato Famine?

Which group of people migrated to settler colonies to extend industrialization and western technology?

Which country attempted to colonize Mexico in the late 19th century, resulting in a large migration of Japanese people?

During the period of migration for work, what were the three main labor systems that people migrated for?

Which labor system involved poor laborers working for a number of years to pay for their passage to a new land?

Which labor system involved Chinese and Indian workers who agreed to work for very low wages after the British abolished the slave trade?

What term is used to describe a scattered population whose origin lies in a different geographic location?

Which country did Chinese immigrants initially come to during the California gold rush?

Which religious group did many Indian migrants belong to?

Which European power encouraged commerce with Chinese migrants in Indochina?

Which labor system sent whole Indian families to work on plantations in Malaya and Ceylon?

During the period of migration discussed in the video, what were the two parties involved in migration?

What effect did migration have on gender roles in some places when men left their homes to find work elsewhere?

What happened when the men who migrated completed their agreed tenure?

What was the first law passed by the American Congress that banned immigration of a certain people group or nationality?

What was the name of the policy passed by the British Parliament in 1901 that restricted immigration to Australia from non-British individuals?

Which group of immigrants faced similar trials as the Irish in the United States and found their way to Argentina due to an encouragement for European immigration and civil rights guarantees in the Argentinian Constitution?

What was the influence of Italian immigrants on the language spoken in Argentina?