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Chapter 24 Quiz A with Explanations
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What was a key element for the growth of nation-states in the nineteenth century?
The growth in power of monarchs
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The adoption of industrialization
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The involvement of citizens in their government
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The growth in popularity of socialism
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In nineteenth-century Latin America, who was most likely to support liberal ideas?
Officials in newly emerging national bureaucracies
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Rural peasants and the urban working class
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Intellectuals and members of the Church elite
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Landowners who produced raw materials for export
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The freeing of the serfs in Russia was mitigated by the fact that
they now had to migrate to cities to find employment.
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the conditions of their emancipation held back peasant progress.
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they were not given any land of their own.
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Russian political institutions were not reformed as well.
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What Russian "Great Reform" contributed to some elites becoming more involved with local government during the late nineteenth century?
The establishment of communicates called mirs
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The founding of programs to encourage public service
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The creation of regional councils called zemstvos
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The appointment of reform-minded governors and mayors
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Which state led the drive toward Italian unification in 1861?
Sicily
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Lombardy
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Venetia
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Piedmont-Sardinia
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How were Prussian leaders able to unify Germany by 1871?
Through commercial agreements
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Through wars of unification
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Through dynastic marriages
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Through the establishment of a union
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The expansion of the United States westward during the 1840s led to a conflict over
whether the new territories would have slavery or not.
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the policy concerning the treatment of native Americans.
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territorial control of each established state.
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individual rights to exploit newly discovered mineral resources.
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In Meiji Japan during the last two decades of the nineteenth century, what was a source of unrest among the rural lower classes?
The introduction of Western customs
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A lack of agrarian policy by the government
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The imposition of high taxes
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Oppression by the daimyos and samurai
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How was "new imperialism" different from European expansion before the nineteenth century?
It was centered only on South America rather than the entire world.
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It resulted in the direct conquest of lands rather than just commercial dominance.
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It was fueled by the need to control trade routes.
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It was concerned more with finding raw materials than finding new markets.
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Where did Britain and the United States exert business imperialism during the late nineteenth century?
Canada
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Asia
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Latin America
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The Ottoman Empire
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Although the Indian Uprising of 1857 was sparked by a rebellion of native Indian troops, what was its underlying cause?
Excessive taxation by the British East India Company
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The British East India Company's treatment of the Mughal emperor
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The introduction of Western culture by missionaries
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The lack of British response to a major drought in South Asia
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What was the ultimate goal of the Indian National Congress founded in 1885?
An end to British taxation
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The development of a Hindu national culture
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Commercial independence from Britain
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Indian independence
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In the late nineteenth century, the French introduced Western innovations such as modern agricultural techniques and improved sanitation into
Indochina.
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Burma.
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Formosa.
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India.
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Who were the first permanent European settlers in South Africa?
The English
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The French
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The Belgians
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The Dutch
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What caused tensions to grow between Japan and Russia during the 1890s?
Russian tariffs on Japanese silk products
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Japanese expansion into China
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Russian expansion into Manchuria
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Japanese support of indigenous Siberian peoples
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What did imperialist powers such as Britain and France need in order to effectively control their colonies during the nineteenth century?
Cooperation from local people
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Well-established market economies
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Large armies of occupation
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Sophisticated transportation networks
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How did Indian shopkeepers display their opposition to British tax increases during the nineteenth century?
They complained to British bureaucrats.
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They supported other imperialist powers.
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They supported the return of the Mughal dynasty.
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They closed their businesses in protest.
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One reason for mass migration in the second half of the nineteenth century was the
attraction of a steady job and the need to pay imperial taxes in cash.
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imperialist policy of using exile to punish native peoples who protested.
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movement of people away from the harmful effects of industrialization.
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decline of traditional means of employment in Asia and Europe.
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How was public education important to the development of the nation-state during the nineteenth century?
It contributed to identifying those who would be best suited for the national military.
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It helped train people to use scientific methods for farming.
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It provided people with a common purpose and culture built around the nation.
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It was used as a tool to gain national support for authoritarian rule.
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What was often a cost in the development of a national identity during the nineteenth century?
Wars between nations with similar national identities
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The distortion of national histories in favor of minority cultures
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The exclusion of certain people from participation in the nation-state
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Regionalism, which often threatened the existence of nation-states.
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What was the basis of pan-Africanism?
It called for the establishment of separate African communities in the Americas.
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It emphasized the common bonds that Africans in the Americas and Africa itself shared.
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It encouraged the return of Africans from the Americas to their African homeland.
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It demanded the American government recognize and pay for the enslavement of Africans.
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