Topic 7.7: Imperialism's Global Effects
Question 1
Entente Cordiale (1904)
Anglo-Zulu War (1879)
First Italo-Ethiopian War (1895-96)
Fashoda Crisis (1898)
Question 2
The immediate end of slave labor in all European colonies
The unification of African states against European imperialism
International condemnation due to the exposure of human rights abuses
The establishment of the Congo as a British protectorate
Question 3
Detailed account of the economic benefits of imperialism for Europe
Advocacy for the expansion of the British Empire in Africa
Support of the civilizing mission of European imperialism
Depiction of European colonial abuses and exploitation in Africa, particularly the mistreatment of the Congolese
Question 4
Encouraging the expansion of European colonies in the Americas
Arguing for the economic benefits of imperialism for the colonized
Promoting the idea of a 'White Man's Burden' to civilize other cultures
Drawing attention to the abuses of imperialism in Africa
Question 5
Undermining of national wealth and creation of economic dependency
Contribution to the cultural enrichment of European societies
Ability to spread democracy and capitalism globally
Role in promoting peace and stability in Europe
Question 6
Beneficial impact on the technological advancement of colonies
Role in perpetuating global exploitation and inequality
Contribution to the spread of Christianity
Necessity for the survival of European economies
Question 7
The collaboration between European powers in colonial administration
The peaceful transition of power to local South African leaders
The successful establishment of a British sphere of influence in East Africa
Colonial resistance to British imperial expansion, albeit unsuccessful
Question 8
Initiated a long-lasting alliance between Italy and Ethiopia
Led to the widespread adoption of Christianity in Ethiopia
Marked a rare victory of an African state over a European power
Resulted in the establishment of an Italian protectorate over Ethiopia
Question 9
A successful attempt to overthrow British rule in India
The desire to support the expansion of the British Empire in Asia
The establishment of the Indian National Congress
Indian soldiers' discontent with British colonial policies and perceived threats to their religious beliefs and taboos
Question 10
Anti-foreign and anti-imperialist sentiment
Desire to adopt Western models of government
Support for the expansion of European influence in China
Approval of Qing Empress Dowager Cixi's foreign policy
Question 11
An alliance with China to resist Western imperialism
Complete isolation from Western influences
The decline of Japan's military and economic power
Adoption of Western models for military, industrial, and political development
Question 12
Britain's indirect control over Egypt
The direct annexation of Zululand by the British
The Congo Free State under King Leopold II's private ownership
Ethiopia's maintenance of independence after the Battle of Adwa
Question 13
The desire to establish a joint colonial empire in Africa
The aftermath of the Fashoda Crisis
The immediate threat of a European-wide war
The need to settle colonial disputes and counterbalance German power
Question 14
Resulted in Morocco gaining independence from European control
Demonstrated the effectiveness of the League of Nations in resolving disputes
Led to a lasting peace agreement between all European colonial powers
Exacerbated tensions between European powers, particularly between Germany and France
Question 15
The discovery of gold and diamonds in Zulu territory
An alliance between the Zulus and the Boers to resist British imperialism
A Zulu invasion of British colonies in South Africa
British expansion into Zulu territory under the pretext of suppressing a rebellion
Question 16
Support King Leopold II's policies in the Congo Free State
Promote the economic development of the Congo under Belgian rule
Encourage the spread of Christianity in Central Africa
Raise awareness of the atrocities and unethical trading practices in the Congo
Question 17
The ambition to create a continuous British colony from north to south across Africa
An infrastructure project that prioritized the needs of African populations
A joint venture between European powers to promote trade in Africa
A successful transcontinental railway that boosted African economies
Question 18
The signing of the Entente Cordiale between Britain and France
The establishment of the Congo Free State by King Leopold II
Japan's Meiji Restoration
The Sepoy Mutiny in India
Question 19
Advocating for Indian independence from British rule
Promoting economic collaboration between India and Britain
Supporting the British in the Boer War
Facilitating the spread of British culture in India
Question 20
A region where multiple European powers have equal access to trade
An area in which a nation wields dominant power over another nation or territory
A self-governing territory with no foreign intervention
A colony directly governed by a foreign nation
Question 21
The introduction of European educational systems and values
The complete preservation of traditional social structures
The immediate acceptance of European cultural norms
The widespread adoption of indigenous languages by European colonizers
Question 22
The Monroe Doctrine
Manifest Destiny
The White Man's Burden
Social Darwinism
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