Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 02

Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 02

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. ________ received monopolies on commercial rights from a state in order to promote trade and exploration in a particular geographic region.

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. Colonization is defined as ________.

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. African demands for the right to self-determination were initially met with ________.

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. ________ was NOT at the centre of the "Great Power" rivalry of the nineteenth century.

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. Queen Elizabeth I's government created the English East India Company in ________.

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. Neo-colonialism ________.

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. Colonialism ________.

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. The French pursued a strategy of ________ while the British pursued a policy of ________.

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. ________ contributed to indigenous population collapses in the Americas as a result of colonialism.

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. ________ did NOT establish an African colony during the "high" imperialism era.

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. The modern colonial empire that, at its high point, controlled the largest land area and population belonged to ________.

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. The majority of Africa was colonized in the 25 years following ________.

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. Neo-colonialism can be summed up as the belief that ________.

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. The "scramble for Africa" is the name given to ________.

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. Through the middle of the eighteenth century, ________.

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. Colonialism implies the rule of some people over others.

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. Darwin's ideas were inappropriately applied to human society as a means of justifying colonialism by creating a supposed moral imperative to improve "inferior" societies.

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. The Industrial Revolution prompted European powers to disengage with colonies and retreat behind a wall of national economic development.

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. The economic explanation of colonialism is closely associated with the concept of neo-colonialism.

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. The recruitment of private capital by the English and Dutch to facilitate colonial expansion occurred in large part through the creation of chartered companies.

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. There is a single accepted explanation for colonial expansion.

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. Britain employed colonial policies of direct rule and assimilation.

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. Self-determination played a minor role in the drive for colonial independence.

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. Colonialism created new tensions, or worsened existing ones, in colonized societies by privileging some groups over others.

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. The late-nineteenth century European colonial conquest of Africa is commonly referred to as the "scramble for Africa."

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. Imperial expansion did not always occur quickly or decisively, because metropolitan governments were sometimes unsure of the benefits of expansion on new commitments, particularly overseas.

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. Many scholars believe that economic motives linked to the Industrial Revolution launched the early form of imperialism

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. Europe's interactions with largely Muslim traders were an important factor in the British decision to embark on the seafaring explorations that led to the domination of the British Empire over Africa and Asia.

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. We might trace the history of interaction between the Global North and South back to the eighteenth century and the era of industrialization.

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. The conception of the "men on the spot" is a reflection of Europe's decision to expand its influence abroad.

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