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Chapter 02 Reading Quiz
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Motives for imperialism in the late 19th century included a need for
raw materials
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new markets
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Investments
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All of the above
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Rudyard Kiplingâs The White Manâs Burden reflects Western, __________ attitudes toward people of color.
Paternalistic
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Repressive
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Realistic
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Isolationist
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Ingredients for Coca-Cola in th early 20th century came from
The Peruvian Andes
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West Africa
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The Caribbean
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US officials undermined Cubaâs quest for independence and questioned their fitness for self-rule primarily because
Of racist and paternalist attitudes
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Of Cubaâs economic weakness
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Of US dependence on cuban exports
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Of politics in Washington
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Which country, in the wake of the Spanish-American war, declared itself a Republic, elected a constituent assembly, and wrote a constitution?
Cuba
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The Philippines
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Puerto Rico
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Guam
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One of the ways that US officials attempted to prove that they were treating the Filipion elites as equals was illustrados, or
Parades where US and Filipino officials marched side by side
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Balls where US officials danced with Filipino wives
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Joint military exercises
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Ruling from behind a Filipino puppet government
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American diplomats promoted the principle of the open door, meaning
Free trade worldwide
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Free trade among their imperial possessions
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Free trade among English speaking countries
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Equal access to markets in China
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The Boxer Rebellion attacked
Foreign influence in China
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US imperialis tpractices
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Racism against Chinese immigrants in the US
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Chinese who refused to Westernize
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Japan resisted Western domination through
Rejecting western culture entirely
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Imitating western culture
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Economic imperialism in Asia
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War with Russia
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The US replaced Britain as Latin Americaâs cheif creditor and consumer by
The turn of the twentieth century
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The end of the Civil War
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The beginning of World War II
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The end of World War I
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