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Return to World in the Making Volume 2 Student Resources
Chapter 24 Quiz C with References
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In a nation, citizens feel allegiance towards _____.
An absolute monarch.
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A constitutional monarch.
correct
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A growing economy.
correct
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One another.
correct
incorrect
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Emancipation of their slaves was one of the keys to developing nationalism in Latin American states.
True.
correct
incorrect
False.
correct
incorrect
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The Crimean War revealed that _____ was a major Russian weakness.
Serfdom.
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incorrect
The size of its military.
correct
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Winter.
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Its powerful middle class.
correct
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In both Italy and Germany, the majority of the citizens of the new nation-states saw themselves as belonging to that nation before the states were founded.
True.
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False.
correct
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US nationalism developed thanks to _____.
A shared language.
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A shared goal of expansion.
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Rejection of slavery and racial difference.
correct
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All of the above.
correct
incorrect
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Japan's Meiji Restoration was very effective, but was still followed by unrest and disorder.
True.
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False.
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incorrect
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Business imperialism was based on _____.
Economic control.
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incorrect
Political control.
correct
incorrect
military conquest.
correct
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All of the above.
correct
incorrect
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_____ rose against British rule in the Indian Uprising.
Indian troops
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Oppressed peasants.
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Dispossessed aristocrats.
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Discontented merchants.
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The Suez Canal was built by _____ to shorten the route to India.
The British.
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incorrect
The Indians.
correct
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The Ottomans.
correct
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The French.
correct
incorrect
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Japan escaped European domination by becoming an industrial nation.
True.
correct
incorrect
False.
correct
incorrect
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A small number of British soldiers defeated a much larger Sudanese army at the Battle of Omdurman in 1898 thanks to the power of _____.
Faith.
correct
incorrect
Machine guns.
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Superior strategy.
correct
incorrect
Disease.
correct
incorrect
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The main beneficiaries of empire were _____.
Nations as a whole.
correct
incorrect
The middle classes who got jobs administering them.
correct
incorrect
The colonized people who adopted modern ideas and institutions.
correct
incorrect
Wealthy individuals who invested in colonies and the goods sold to them.
correct
incorrect
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19th century migrants left their homes _____.
In search of opportunity.
correct
incorrect
Because of economic desperation.
correct
incorrect
Fleeing persecution.
correct
incorrect
All of the above
correct
incorrect
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Ethnic diasporas are a sprinkling of people who share an ethnic identity among those of another identity.
True.
correct
incorrect
False.
correct
incorrect
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Migration had little impact on culture.
True.
correct
incorrect
False.
correct
incorrect
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Public education became a crucial ingredient of national development.
True.
correct
incorrect
False.
correct
incorrect
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Indigenous people were universally treated as _____.
Founding members of society.
correct
incorrect
The true owners of the land.
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Remnants of barbarism
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Odd and barbaric but fascinating.
correct
incorrect
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Nineteenth century women were universally treated as national symbols but denied the rights of citizenship.
True.
correct
incorrect
False
correct
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_____ were content to wait for the rights of citizenship until the majority felt they were deserved.
Enslaved people.
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incorrect
Women.
correct
incorrect
Indigenous people.
correct
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None of the above.
correct
incorrect
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The movement which advocated for the founding of a Jewish nation-state in Palestine was _____.
Zionism.
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incorrect
Anti-Semitism.
correct
incorrect
Anti-Arabism.
correct
incorrect
Nationalism.
correct
incorrect
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