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What is the term for the seizure of a country or territory by a stronger country?
What is the term for the seizure of a country or territory by a stronger country?
- Imperialism (correct)
- Colonization
- Nationalism
- Militarism
Which event in 1898 led to the United States' acquisition of the Philippines and annexation of Hawaii?
Which event in 1898 led to the United States' acquisition of the Philippines and annexation of Hawaii?
- The United States wins Spanish-American War (correct)
- Suez Canal opens
- Boer War begins in South Africa
- Napoleon III proclaims himself emperor of France
What stirred ambitions in many European nations, leading them to compete for new markets and resources?
What stirred ambitions in many European nations, leading them to compete for new markets and resources?
- Industrialization (correct)
- Spread of democracy
- Discovery of new trade routes
- Formation of alliances
What was a key term associated with the ignoring of claims of African ethnic groups by Europeans?
What was a key term associated with the ignoring of claims of African ethnic groups by Europeans?
What major event in 1914 marked the point at which most of Africa was under European control?
What major event in 1914 marked the point at which most of Africa was under European control?
What was the main impact of imperialism on Africa and Asia?
What was the main impact of imperialism on Africa and Asia?
Which event marked the expansion of European empires into Muslim territories?
Which event marked the expansion of European empires into Muslim territories?
What characterized the British imperialism in India?
What characterized the British imperialism in India?
How did imperialism impact African ethnic groups, kingdoms, and city-states?
How did imperialism impact African ethnic groups, kingdoms, and city-states?
What was the overarching theme of Lesson 1: The Roots of Imperialism?
What was the overarching theme of Lesson 1: The Roots of Imperialism?
