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Mass Politics and Imperialism in Africa and Asia, 1860–1914
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1. Which of the following were the most important reasons why European imperialist governments were interested in Africa in the 17th and 18th centuries?
2. Initial British dominance of India was through
3. The Balfour Declaration
4. One result of Indian exposure to Western ideas was
5. Which of the following statements best describes British economic policy in India?
6. Foreign communities, especially Christian missionaries, were attacked during the
7. One of the main reasons why the British were able to establish control over India was
8. Which of the following was a result of the Sepoy Rebellion?
9. The British insistence that Indian farmers grow cash crops
10. "Which country gained control of much of southern Africa during the 1800s?"
11. After 1908 the major reason the world became interested in the Middle East was
12. What was the name of the secret agreement by which Britain and France agreed to partition the Middle Eastern countries between them after World War I?
13. Why was the Berlin Conference held in 1884?
14. All of the following can be considered benefits India derived from British colonial rule EXCEPT
15. Besides oil and natural gas, the countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia are important to the United States, Russia, and Europe because
16. The countries of northern Africa are
17. The underlying reason for the Sepoy Rebellion was
18. The main methods of opposition to British rule that Mohatma Gandhi used were
19. Why did Christian missionary groups follow explorers to Africa?
20. The major lesson the Chinese learned from the Opium War was that","opium was more popular than tea
21. The major lesson the Chinese learned from the Opium War was that
22. Kipling’s justification of imperialism in The White Man’s Burden is a good example of
23. In 1875 which country bought Egyptian shares of the Suez Canal?
24. What was/is the strategic importance of the Suez Canal?
25. Which of the following regions were targets of Russian imperialism in the 19th century?

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