Chapter 25 Test Prep
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What was the establishing of colonies?
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Protectorate
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Colonization
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Cash crop
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Strategic
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This will prepare you for the test in Honors World Cultures 3 on Chapter 25- The Age of Imperialism. This test will be approximately 45 questions and take you about 15-20 minutes. Please leave any comments you want!
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What is a crop that is raised for profit rather than for use by the producer?
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Suez Canal
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Colonization
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Cash crop
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Protectorate
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A. Cash cropExplanation
A cash crop is a type of crop that is grown primarily for the purpose of selling it for profit, rather than for personal consumption by the farmer. This means that the farmer cultivates the crop with the intention of selling it to buyers in order to make money. Cash crops are typically high-value crops that have a steady demand in the market, allowing farmers to generate income from their cultivation. Examples of cash crops include coffee, cotton, tobacco, and sugar cane.Rate this question:
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The act of interfering in another country's domestic or foreign affairs.
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Intervention
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F
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U
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Panama
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A. InterventionExplanation
Intervention refers to the act of interfering in another country's domestic or foreign affairs. It can involve various actions such as military intervention, economic sanctions, or diplomatic pressure. In this context, the term "intervention" is used to describe a specific action taken by one country in relation to another country, potentially affecting its internal or external affairs. The answer provided correctly identifies "intervention" as the term that best describes this act.Rate this question:
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In 1899 the U.S. declared this. This policy proposed an open door to China for merchants of all nations.
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Boxer Rebellion
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Open-Door Policy
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Opium War
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Sphere of influence
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A. Open-Door PolicyExplanation
The correct answer is Open-Door Policy. In 1899, the U.S. declared the Open-Door Policy, which proposed allowing merchants from all nations to have equal access to trade with China. This policy aimed to prevent any single country from dominating trade in China and to ensure fair competition among nations. It was a significant diplomatic initiative by the U.S. to protect its economic interests in China and maintain an open and free trading environment.Rate this question:
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Japan's growing interest in Manchuria alarmed the Russians, who were also eager to take over the province. In 1904, the conflict exploded in the war.
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Russo- Japanese war
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Mutsuhito
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Latin America
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MY BACK
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A. Russo- Japanese warExplanation
The correct answer is Russo-Japanese war. The given explanation is that Japan's growing interest in Manchuria alarmed the Russians, who were also eager to take over the province. This led to a conflict that escalated into a war in 1904.Rate this question:
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What linked the Mediterranean and Red Seas? Also was the fastest route to India and Australia, was very crucial to Britain.
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Panama Canal
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Nile River
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Suez Canal
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Niger River
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A. Suez CanalExplanation
The correct answer is Suez Canal. The Suez Canal is a man-made waterway located in Egypt that connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. It was constructed in the 19th century and became the fastest route for ships traveling between Europe and Asia. The canal played a crucial role for Britain, as it provided a shorter and more efficient passage to its colonies in India and Australia, allowing for faster trade and transportation of goods.Rate this question:
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What is the belief that one race is superior to other races?
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Racism
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Imperialism
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Nationalism
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Socialism
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A. RacismExplanation
Racism is the belief that one race is superior to other races. It involves the belief that certain races are inherently superior or inferior to others, leading to discrimination, prejudice, and unequal treatment based on race. This belief has been responsible for numerous acts of injustice, inequality, and violence throughout history.Rate this question:
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A region dominated by, but not directly ruled by, a foreign nation.
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Opium
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Boxer Rebellion
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Sphere of influence
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Extraterritorial rights
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A. Sphere of influenceExplanation
A sphere of influence refers to a region that is under the dominant control and influence of a foreign nation, but not directly ruled by it. In this context, it means that the foreign nation has significant economic, political, and cultural influence over the region, without having complete administrative control. This term is commonly used to describe the geopolitical relationships between powerful nations and weaker states or regions.Rate this question:
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Queen of Hawaii who refused to give up her country's freedom, was then overthrown. In 1898, Hawaii became part of the U.S.
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Liliuokalani
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PERSOn
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THERSA
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BRIAN
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NONEEE
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A. LiliuokalaniExplanation
Liliuokalani was the Queen of Hawaii who resisted surrendering her country's independence. However, she was eventually overthrown. In 1898, Hawaii was annexed by the United States.Rate this question:
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Who was an american reporter hired by the American newspaper to find Livingstone, caught Livingstone on the shores of Lake Tanganyika?
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Kipling
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Livingstone
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Rhodes
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Stanley
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A. StanleyExplanation
Stanley is the correct answer because he was an American reporter hired by the American newspaper to find Livingstone. He successfully located Livingstone on the shores of Lake Tanganyika.Rate this question:
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Who was the King of Belgium. His action of have David Livingstone claiming most of the Congo River valley alarmed France.
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Edward
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Leopold II
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Perry
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Meiji
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A. Leopold IIExplanation
Leopold II was the King of Belgium. His action of having David Livingstone claim most of the Congo River valley alarmed France.Rate this question:
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Where the U.S. wanted the canal built. WOn there independence from Columbia with help of U.S. 1914 canal was finished.
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Panama
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U.S.
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LAtin AMerica
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IDKDKDKKFKDF
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A. PanamaExplanation
The U.S. wanted the canal built in Panama. Panama gained its independence from Colombia with the help of the U.S. In 1914, the canal was finished.Rate this question:
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What was the trading company that Britain controlled?
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West India Company
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East India Company
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East Indiea Company
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India Company
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A. East India CompanyExplanation
The correct answer is East India Company. The East India Company was a trading company that was granted a royal charter by Queen Elizabeth I in 1600. It had a monopoly on British trade with India and other parts of Asia, and played a significant role in British colonization and the establishment of the British Empire in India. The company was involved in various industries such as tea, textiles, and opium, and had a major impact on the economic and political landscape of both Britain and India.Rate this question:
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When the indian soldiers rebelled against the British East India Company.
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Sepoys
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Sepoy
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Sepoy Mutiny
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Boers Mutiny
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A. Sepoy MutinyExplanation
The correct answer is "Sepoy Mutiny" because it accurately describes the event when Indian soldiers rebelled against the British East India Company. The term "Sepoy" refers to Indian soldiers serving in the British Indian Army, and "Mutiny" signifies a rebellion or uprising. Therefore, the Sepoy Mutiny is the most appropriate term to describe the historical event mentioned in the question.Rate this question:
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What was a country or state that is controlled by an outside government?
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Cash crop
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Suez Canal
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Protectorate
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Condominium
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A. ProtectorateExplanation
A protectorate is a country or state that is controlled by an outside government. In this arrangement, the outside government provides protection and control over the internal affairs of the protectorate while allowing some degree of local autonomy. This allows the outside government to exert influence and maintain control over the protectorate without fully annexing it.Rate this question:
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Who was the most famous of the missionaries in (1813-1873), was a minister from Scotland, went to Africa in 1841 to preach the Gospel, convinced only British government was strong enough to end the trade, and went into the heart of Africa with Africans in search of evidence against the slave trade?
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Livingstone
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Rhodes
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Edward
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Stanley
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A. LivingstoneExplanation
Livingstone was the most famous of the missionaries in the given time period. He was a minister from Scotland who traveled to Africa in 1841 with the purpose of preaching the Gospel. He strongly believed that only the British government had the power to put an end to the slave trade. Livingstone ventured deep into Africa alongside Africans in order to gather evidence against the slave trade.Rate this question:
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British took control of this in 1806, during the Napoleonic wars. Found Zulu and Xhosian groups and Khoikhoi and Kung.
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Cape Hatters
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Cape Colony
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Cape of Good
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Cape Theresa
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A. Cape ColonyExplanation
The correct answer is Cape Colony. The explanation for this is that the British took control of the Cape Colony in 1806, during the Napoleonic wars. The Cape Colony was a region in South Africa that was colonized by the Dutch in the 17th century and later taken over by the British. It was home to various indigenous groups such as the Zulu, Xhosian, Khoikhoi, and Kung.Rate this question:
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What was a country ruled jointly by two other countries?
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Cash crop
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Protectorate
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Strategic
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Condominium
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A. CondominiumExplanation
A condominium is a country that is ruled jointly by two other countries. In this type of arrangement, both countries have equal authority and control over the governance and administration of the condominium. This term is often used to describe a situation where two countries agree to share sovereignty over a particular territory or region.Rate this question:
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Who ruled Ethiopia from 1889 to 1913, took advantage of international rivalries to get the most modern weapons?
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Menelik II
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Kitchener
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Sikhs
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Raj
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A. Menelik IIExplanation
Menelik II ruled Ethiopia from 1889 to 1913 and during his reign, he took advantage of international rivalries to acquire the most modern weapons. This allowed him to strengthen his military power and defend Ethiopia against potential threats. Menelik II's strategic move to arm his forces with modern weapons played a significant role in Ethiopia's successful resistance against European colonization attempts, particularly during the Battle of Adwa in 1896. His actions showcased his political astuteness and determination to protect Ethiopian sovereignty.Rate this question:
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1839-1842. Fought mostly at sea. Chinese fleets, armed with a type of cannon in use in the 1300s, no match for well-armed British gunboats. At end two sides signed treaty at Nanking.
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Opium War
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Boxer Rebellion
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Open-door policy
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Extraterritorial war
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A. Opium WarExplanation
The correct answer is the Opium War. The given information describes a conflict that occurred between 1839 and 1842, primarily at sea. Chinese fleets, equipped with outdated cannons, were unable to compete with the well-armed British gunboats. The war resulted in the signing of the Treaty of Nanking between the two sides. This aligns with the historical context and events of the Opium War, which was fought between China and Great Britain over the issue of opium trade.Rate this question:
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Secret Society and most famous, society of righteous and harmonious fists. 1900, rebelled in Peking, shouting :Death to the foreign devils." Surrounded European section of the city and kept under siege for several months. Then army made up of 8 nations including Britain defeated them.
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Opium War
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Boxer Rebellion
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Sphere of THERESA
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MY BACK HURTS
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A. Boxer RebellionExplanation
The correct answer is Boxer Rebellion. The given information describes the Secret Society of the Righteous and Harmonious Fists, which is commonly known as the Boxers. In 1900, they rebelled in Peking (now Beijing) and targeted foreigners, shouting "Death to the foreign devils." They surrounded the European section of the city and kept it under siege for several months. Eventually, an army made up of 8 nations, including Britain, defeated the Boxers.Rate this question:
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Who was the Prince of Wales, Queen Victoria's eldest son, the heir to the British throne, and believed in Imperialism?
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Rhodes
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Livingstone
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Edward
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Leopold
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A. EdwardExplanation
Edward was the Prince of Wales, Queen Victoria's eldest son, and the heir to the British throne. He believed in Imperialism, which is the policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization, military force, or economic dominance. Edward's support for Imperialism was evident during his reign as King Edward VII, as he pursued alliances and expanded British influence abroad.Rate this question:
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What is the policy of extending one's country's rule over many lands, conquering and ruling other lands?
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Racism
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Imperialism
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Strategic
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Colonization
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A. ImperialismExplanation
Imperialism refers to the policy of extending a country's rule over many lands, conquering and ruling other lands. It involves the expansion of a nation's power and influence through military force or economic dominance. Imperialism often includes the establishment of colonies or the imposition of control over other territories. This term is commonly used to describe the actions of European powers during the 19th and early 20th centuries when they sought to expand their empires and exploit resources in other parts of the world.Rate this question:
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Who is a soldier in India, serving under the British. The East India Company had its own army staffed by these people?
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Sepoy
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Sikhs
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Raj
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Mughal
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A. SepoyExplanation
During British rule in India, the East India Company had its own army called the sepoys. These sepoys were Indian soldiers who served under the British. They played a significant role in the British military system in India and were recruited from various regions and communities. The sepoys were instrumental in maintaining British control and enforcing their policies throughout the country.Rate this question:
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President from 1901-1909. Enthusiastic about expanding American interests abroad. Wanted to build a canal across the narrow Isthmus of Panama. Started building in 1903. After encouraging a revolution in Panama. Helped Panamanians break away from Columbia.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Panama
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KILL ME PLEAse NOWWWWWWWWWWWW
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THE PRESIDENT DUHHH
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A. Theodore RooseveltExplanation
The correct answer is Theodore Roosevelt. This is because he was the president from 1901-1909 and was indeed enthusiastic about expanding American interests abroad. He wanted to build a canal across the Isthmus of Panama and started the construction in 1903. He also encouraged a revolution in Panama and helped the Panamanians break away from Colombia.Rate this question:
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In 1885, at first mainly concerned with winning equal opportunities for Indians in the civil service. Gradually, the demands broadened, by early 1900s, they were calling for self-government.(Hindus)
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Sikhs
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Indian National Congress
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Hindus National Congress
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National Congress
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A. Indian National CongressExplanation
The Indian National Congress is the correct answer because the passage mentions that the organization was concerned with winning equal opportunities for Indians in the civil service, and then later started calling for self-government. The other options mentioned (Sikhs, Hindus National Congress, and National Congress) are not mentioned in the passage and therefore are not supported by the given information.Rate this question:
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Who was the most popular writer of the day(1865-1936) who wrote children/adult poems and stories, much of which were set in India. Also appealed the readers spirit of adventure and also their feelings of superiority?
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Stanley
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Kipling
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Livingstone
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Rhodes
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A. KiplingExplanation
Kipling was the most popular writer of the day (1865-1936) who wrote children/adult poems and stories, many of which were set in India. His works appealed to the readers' spirit of adventure and also their feelings of superiority.Rate this question:
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They were found in Cape Colony and were farmers and herders. Boers defeated them and then setting up three countries- Natal, Transvaal, and the Orange Free State. Was a tribe.
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Zulu
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Xhosian
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Boers
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Kung
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A. ZuluExplanation
The correct answer is Zulu. The Zulu tribe was found in Cape Colony and were known for their agricultural and herding practices. However, they were defeated by the Boers, who then established three separate countries in the region. The Zulu tribe played a significant role in the history of South Africa.Rate this question:
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Who were Dutch settlers. Most were strict Calvinists who believed that God had selected a small group, of which they were part, for salvation. Used this belief to justify hard treatment of the Africa's. They disliked being ruled by Britain, wanted there own government.
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Great Trek
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Xhosian
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Boers
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Zulu
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A. BoersExplanation
The correct answer is Boers. Dutch settlers, known as Boers, were strict Calvinists who believed in predestination and that they were chosen by God for salvation. They used this belief to justify their harsh treatment of the indigenous people, including the Africans. They also disliked being ruled by Britain and desired to have their own government.Rate this question:
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A new group of leaders overthrew the last of the Tokugawa shoguns. The new leaders ruled in the name of Emperor, who was 15.
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Meiji
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Russo
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Mutsuhito
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Perry
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A. MutsuhitoExplanation
Mutsuhito is the correct answer because he was the Emperor of Japan during the Meiji Restoration. The Meiji Restoration marked a period of major political, social, and economic transformation in Japan, where power was restored to the Emperor and the shogunate was abolished. Mutsuhito became the symbol of this new era and the new leaders ruled in his name.Rate this question:
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Who is a ruler?(Dozens of small states broke away from Mughal control, each headed by this type of ruler)
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Sepoy
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Maharajah
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Sikhs
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Raj
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A. MaharajahExplanation
During the Mughal era, several small states emerged as independent entities, each led by a ruler known as a maharajah. These rulers were often hereditary monarchs and held significant power within their respective territories. The term "maharajah" is commonly associated with Hindu rulers, and they played a crucial role in the political landscape of India during this period. They governed their states autonomously, maintaining their own armies, administrative systems, and cultural identities. The emergence of these maharajahs marked a significant shift in power away from the Mughal Empire and towards regional rulers.Rate this question:
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Fought in the straits between Japan and Korea, the Japanese navy sand 28 of the 40 ships in the Russian far Eastern Fleet.
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Battle of Gibraltar
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Battle of Theresa and SR.D
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Battle of IDK
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Battle of Tsushima
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A. Battle of TsushimaExplanation
The correct answer is the Battle of Tsushima. This battle took place in the straits between Japan and Korea and resulted in the Japanese navy sinking 28 out of the 40 ships in the Russian far Eastern Fleet.Rate this question:
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When thousands of Boers migrated from Cape Colony during the 1830's into the African interior. This brought Boers into conflict with the Zulu people. When the whole group is moving.
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Great Migration
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Immigration
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Great Trek
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Exodus
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A. Great TrekExplanation
The correct answer is "Great Trek". The Great Trek refers to the migration of thousands of Boers from Cape Colony into the African interior during the 1830s. This movement brought the Boers into conflict with the Zulu people. The term "Great Trek" accurately describes this significant historical event of mass migration.Rate this question:
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Who is a young Englishman who became rich in the diamond mines of South Africa?
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Livingstone
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Rhodes
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Edward
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Menelik II
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A. RhodesExplanation
Rhodes is the correct answer because he was a young Englishman who became rich in the diamond mines of South Africa. Cecil Rhodes, a British businessman and politician, made his fortune through diamond mining in South Africa during the late 19th century. He established the De Beers Mining Company and played a significant role in the diamond industry, ultimately becoming one of the wealthiest individuals of his time.Rate this question:
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What was crucially located to assure control of nearby areas?
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Strategic
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Condominium
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Cash crop
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Suez canal
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A. StrategicExplanation
To assure control of nearby areas, it was crucial to have strategic locations. These strategic locations would provide a vantage point and allow for effective control and surveillance over the surrounding areas. By strategically positioning oneself, it becomes easier to monitor and respond to any potential threats or opportunities that may arise. Therefore, having strategic locations is essential for maintaining control and influence over nearby areas.Rate this question:
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A teacher in a small village in southern China, claimed to have a divine mission to save the world. "Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace." Established a government in Nanking after getting 1 million people in his rebellion by 1853.
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Russo
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Mutsuhito
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Hung Hsiu-ch'uan
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Intervention
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A. Hung Hsiu-ch'uanExplanation
Hung Hsiu-ch'uan is the correct answer because the given information states that a teacher in southern China claimed to have a divine mission to save the world and established a government in Nanking after a rebellion with 1 million people. Hung Hsiu-ch'uan fits this description as he was a Chinese religious leader and the leader of the Taiping Rebellion, which aimed to establish the Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace. This rebellion gained significant support and led to the establishment of a government in Nanking, as mentioned in the information provided.Rate this question:
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Exemption from having to obey the laws of the local territory.
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Extraterritorial rights
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Sphere of influence
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Open-door policy
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Boxer
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A. Extraterritorial rightsExplanation
Extraterritorial rights refer to the privilege of being exempt from obeying the laws of the local territory. This means that individuals or groups with extraterritorial rights are not subject to the jurisdiction of the local laws and can operate under their own legal framework. These rights are often granted to foreign diplomats, military personnel, or international organizations to ensure their independence and protect their interests while operating in a foreign country.Rate this question:
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Concerned in winning equal opportunities in civil service but eventually wanted self-government.
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Indian National Congress
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Muslim National Congress
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Muslim League
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Hindus League
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A. Muslim LeagueExplanation
The Muslim League is the correct answer because it was an organization formed in 1906 with the aim of protecting the rights and interests of Muslims in India. Initially, the Muslim League sought to ensure equal opportunities for Muslims in the civil service and other areas of governance. However, over time, their focus shifted towards advocating for self-government and eventually played a significant role in the demand for a separate nation for Muslims, leading to the creation of Pakistan in 1947.Rate this question:
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Used to justify AMerican intervention in Latin America on several occasions. Said that the U.S. had the right to act as an international police officer in the Americas.
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Liliuokalani
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Panama Canal
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Roosevelt Corollary
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Almost doneee
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A. Roosevelt CorollaryExplanation
The Roosevelt Corollary was used to justify American intervention in Latin America on several occasions. It stated that the U.S. had the right to act as an international police officer in the Americas. This policy was an extension of the Monroe Doctrine, which aimed to prevent European colonization in the Western Hemisphere. The Roosevelt Corollary asserted that the U.S. had the authority to intervene in Latin American countries to maintain stability and protect American interests. This justification was used to justify various interventions, such as the U.S. involvement in the Panama Canal and the occupation of several Caribbean countries.Rate this question:
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Who were herders found in cape Colony and were a Tribe?
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Zulu
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Xhosian
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Boers
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Trek
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A. XhosianExplanation
The Xhosian people were herders found in Cape Colony and were a tribe. They were part of the Khoisan ethnic group, which includes various indigenous peoples in Southern Africa. The Xhosian people traditionally relied on herding livestock as their primary means of subsistence. They had a distinct culture and language, and their territory extended across parts of South Africa, Lesotho, and Eswatini. The Xhosian people played a significant role in the history and development of the Cape Colony and have continued to maintain their cultural identity to this day.Rate this question:
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Who was from Great Britain and conquered the country of Sudan?
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Menelik
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Kitchener
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Mughal
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Sepoy
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A. KitchenerExplanation
Kitchener was from Great Britain and he conquered the country of Sudan.Rate this question:
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Indian ruling dynasty. By 1700s was collapsing. Dozens of small states ruled by a maharajah, broke away from this control.
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Sikhs
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Raj
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Mughal
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Sepoy
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A. MughalExplanation
During the 1700s, the Mughal ruling dynasty in India was in decline, leading to the fragmentation of their control. As a result, numerous small states emerged, each ruled by a maharajah, who broke away from the Mughal authority. This period marked the weakening of the Mughal Empire and the rise of regional powers. The given answer, "Mughal," accurately reflects this historical context.Rate this question:
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Mutsuhito chose the name for his reign, meaning "enlightened rule." This era was a revolutionary time in Japan. This era ended Feudalism, and Japan adopted a constitution much like Germany's.
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Meiji
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Panama
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Russo
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Enlightened Despots
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A. MeijiExplanation
During the Meiji era in Japan, Mutsuhito selected the name for his reign, which meant "enlightened rule." This choice of name suggests that Mutsuhito aimed to bring about significant changes and modernization in Japan. The Meiji era was indeed a revolutionary time in Japan as it marked the end of feudalism and the adoption of a constitution similar to Germany's. This period witnessed numerous reforms and transformations that helped Japan transition into a modern industrialized nation. Therefore, the answer choice "Meiji" accurately reflects the description provided in the question.Rate this question:
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In 1853, commanded the U.S. ships that steamed into what is not Tokyo HArbor. Came to ask Japanese to open their country to foreign trade. Had Japanese sign treaty with the U.S.
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Mutsuhito
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Meiji
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Russo
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Perry
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A. PerryExplanation
Perry is the correct answer because he commanded the U.S. ships that arrived in Tokyo Harbor in 1853. He came with the intention of asking the Japanese to open their country to foreign trade and successfully negotiated a treaty with them. Mutsuhito, Meiji, and Russo are not relevant to the given information and do not fit the context of the question.Rate this question:
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Had many resources that factories needed. Increased their output as a response to the growing demand for raw materials and crops. Governments borrowed money for improvements from banks in Europe and the U.S.
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Europe
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Russia
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India
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Latin America
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A. Latin AmericaExplanation
Latin America had many resources that factories needed, such as raw materials and crops. As the demand for these resources grew, Latin American countries increased their output to meet the demand. Additionally, governments in Latin America borrowed money from banks in Europe and the U.S. to make improvements and further boost their production capabilities.Rate this question:
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Loyal to the East India Company and British. Were a religious group that had long been hostile to the Mughals. Became the mainstay of Britain's army in India.
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Sepoy
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Raj
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Muslim
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Sikhs
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A. SikhsExplanation
The Sikhs were a religious group that had a long history of hostility towards the Mughals. They were known for their loyalty to the East India Company and the British, which made them an important part of Britain's army in India. This loyalty and their military skills made them the mainstay of the British army in India.Rate this question:
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The part of India that was under direct British rule. Was divided into 10 provinces and some 250 districts. Eastern part.
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Raj
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Sikhs
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Indian NAtional Congress
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Muslim League
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A. RajExplanation
The term "Raj" refers to the period of direct British rule in India from 1858 to 1947. During this time, India was divided into 10 provinces and around 250 districts for administrative purposes. The term "Raj" is commonly used to describe the British colonial rule in India and the impact it had on the country.Rate this question:
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I've changed the quiz rules! You do not need to take this quiz for credit. Instead, this is a practice quiz, allowing you to study for in-class closed note...
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14 |
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145 |
Last updated:
Aug 13, 2024
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U.S. Imperialism At The Turn Of The Century
This is your Ch. 10 quiz. You can use notes for a maximum grade of a C.
Questions:
25 |
Attempts:
421 |
Last updated:
Mar 22, 2023
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