Hist 122: (test 3) Imperial Exampansion (british India, French Algeria, The Belgian Congo, The Us In The Caribbean)

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1. Where did a new area of focus emerge in the 19th century?

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The 19th century saw a shift in focus towards independence movements in the New World and new areas of colonization outside of Europe.

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Hist 122: (Test 3) Imperial Exampansion (British India, French Algeria, The Belgian Congo, The US In The Caribbean) - Quiz

Explore the dynamics of British rule in India, French governance in Algeria, Belgian control over the Congo, and US involvement in the Caribbean. This assessment focuses on understanding... see morethe strategies and impacts of imperial expansion, enhancing learners' grasp of historical colonial interactions. see less

2. How much is 1000 Bolivares equivalent to in America?

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1000 Bolivares is the currency of Venezuela, where due to hyperinflation, the value has significantly decreased. As of the time of this question, it would be equivalent to approximately 1 penny in America.

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3. Who is Simon Bolivar?

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Simon Bolivar was a key figure in the independence movements of several South American countries and played a significant role in their liberation from Spanish rule.

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4. Who was James Monroe?

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James Monroe was an American statesman and Founding Father who served as the fifth President of the United States from 1817 to 1825. He is best known for the Monroe Doctrine and for overseeing major westward expansion of the United States during his presidency.

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5. What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?

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The Monroe Doctrine was introduced as a policy to oppose European colonialism in the Americas and keep European influence away from American countries.

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6. What were the motives for expansion?

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The motives for expansion during this period were largely driven by profit, ideology, and a desire for glory rather than religious persecution, technological advancement, or political isolationism.

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7. What was important in the 'Motives for Expansion'?

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The 'Motives for Expansion' primarily focused on acquiring strategic assets to enhance power and resources for a country's benefit.

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8. What kind of glories were there?

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The question is asking about different types of glories that can exist, with the correct answer being either glory of individual or glory of country. The incorrect answers provided do not align with the concept of glories mentioned in the question.

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9. What is meant by the term 'Imperial Creep'?

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Imperial Creep refers to the tendency of empires to slowly and subtly extend their power and control over territories beyond their original boundaries. It typically involves diplomatic, economic, or military means.

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10. What is meant by 'scientific' racism?

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Scientific racism refers to the misuse of scientific research to support racist beliefs, often by misinterpreting genetics to assign superiority to one race over another.

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11. What resources did the following countries industrialize?

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Industrialization in different countries involved the transformation of various resources into finished goods, which contributed to economic growth and development. Each country highlighted in the question utilized specific resources for industrialization based on their geographical location and natural endowments.

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12. What led to the establishment of colonies?

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Colonies were often established by nations seeking to expand their markets and increase their wealth by accessing new customers and resources in other regions.

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13. Who was Lenin?

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Lenin was a key figure in the Russian Revolution and the establishment of the Soviet Union, known for his communist ideology and leadership.

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14. What is ideology?

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Ideology refers to a set of beliefs and ideas held by an individual, group, or society that shapes their thoughts and actions. It is not related to insects, exercise, or cooking.

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15. What word describes the desire to do good?

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The correct answer 'civilize' is often associated with the desire to improve society and promote positive behaviors.

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16. What was the French/British way of saying "the desire to do good"?

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During the era of imperialism, the French referred to the desire to do good as 'civilizes mission' and the British used the term 'White man's burden' to justify their colonial and imperialistic actions.

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17. What was the underlying belief behind Kipling's idea of 'White man's burden'?
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18. What was the main focus of Anti-Slavery Campaigns in Africa? Why?

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The main focus of Anti-Slavery Campaigns in Africa was to combat existing slavery in the region, despite Africa no longer importing slaves. Europeans were against this because it disrupted their trade and economic interests.

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19. What does 'Race' refer to?

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Race refers to individuals who may be different from you in various aspects, not limited to just skin color. It encompasses a range of differences beyond physical characteristics.

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20. What is the significance of Quinine?

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Quinine was effectively used by the British to protect individuals from malaria, however, it can have harmful effects on the liver in certain cases.

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21. Medicine leads to __?

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Medicine can lead to colonization as it has historically been used as a tool for colonial powers to exert control over indigenous populations by using healthcare as a means for domination and exploitation.

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22. What is the purpose of a telegraph?

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The correct answer relates to the telegraph's ability to send messages rapidly over significant distances, revolutionizing communication in the 19th century.

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23. What was the main advantage of steamship/railroad transportation?

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Steamship and railroad transportation revolutionized the speed at which people and goods could be transported from one place to another, significantly reducing travel times and increasing efficiency.

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24. Who faced danger in living in Africa and why?

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In the past, white people faced dangers in Africa due to diseases they were not immune to, leading to high mortality rates.

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25. How long did it take to sail to one place?

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The correct answer is 6 months because sailing usually takes longer time due to wind patterns and distance covered.

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26. What were the primary factors that led to the British conquest of India during British rule?

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The primary factors that led to the British conquest of India were a combination of European expansion in Asia, economic and strategic interests, conflicts with other European powers, conquering Indian territories with Indian allies such as Sepoys, and the gradual expansion of British influence in the region.

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27. Why were France and Britain rivals? What were the names of their 'economic/strategic interests'?

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France and Britain were rivals due to their colonial ambitions and economic interests. The main focus of their rivalry was over control of India, with the British East India Company (EIC) and the French Compagnie des Indes vying for dominance in the region.

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Where did a new area of focus emerge in the 19th century?
How much is 1000 Bolivares equivalent to in America?
Who is Simon Bolivar?
Who was James Monroe?
What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?
What were the motives for expansion?
What was important in the 'Motives for Expansion'?
What kind of glories were there?
What is meant by the term 'Imperial Creep'?
What is meant by 'scientific' racism?
What resources did the following countries industrialize?
What led to the establishment of colonies?
Who was Lenin?
What is ideology?
What word describes the desire to do good?
What was the French/British way of saying "the desire to do good"?
What was the underlying belief behind Kipling's idea of 'White man's...
What was the main focus of Anti-Slavery Campaigns in Africa? Why?
What does 'Race' refer to?
What is the significance of Quinine?
Medicine leads to __?
What is the purpose of a telegraph?
What was the main advantage of steamship/railroad transportation?
Who faced danger in living in Africa and why?
How long did it take to sail to one place?
What were the primary factors that led to the British conquest of...
Why were France and Britain rivals? What were the names of their...
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