Quiz: Expansion of Industry, Empire, Ideas, and the
Universe
Due Feb 19 at 11:59pm
Points 50
Questions 25
Time Limit 90 Minutes
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Question 1
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France, Britain, and the United States.
Britain and Germany.
Russia, Britain, and the United States.
Germany, Britain, and the United States.
Question 2
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United States
France
England
Switzerland
Question 3
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By 1914, the balance of power had shifted toward the superior industrial might of
Which of the following was the rst to grant women the right to vote?
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Overtly authoritarian with little room for nonsense like elections and representative institutions.
Almost exactly like the régime established by the rst Napoleon Bonaparte.
A combination of democratic appearance with economic expansion and suppression of opposition.
A model of liberal republicanism giving France its longest era of stability since the Revolution.
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Catholics and socialists.
democrats and republicans.
conservatives and monarchists.
Jews and Marxists.
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only Russians of certain ethnic backgrounds were ocially Russian citizens.
whatever the ethnic background of a Russian citizen, he or she was still ocially Russian.
Russia’s greatness could be enhanced through increased contact with the West.
the rule of the Tsar, the Orthodox Church, and Slavic culture made Russia superior to the West.
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Consumer goods
Transportation
Education
Paper money
Question 7
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
Which of the following best describes the rule of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (1808-1873) in
France?
In Germany, the two primary targets for Bismarck’s attacks were
The Russian doctrine of ocial nationality dictated that
Which of the following was NOT given as something that became more widely available to a
broader segment of the population during the nineteenth century?
Which of the following is a geographical term rather than a political one?
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England
Northern Ireland
Question 8
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was initially handled directly by the British government, but was handed over to private interests after the
Sepoy Mutiny.
was rst established in 1689.
was initially indirect through the East India Company.
was limited to British civil servants. No native Indians were allowed to participate.
Question 9
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supporting working–class revolutions.
ensuring high wages and prots for colonial peoples.
exploiting the less–developed world.
reducing wages and prots for their own people.
Question 10
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worthwhile effort to extend the benets European civilization to the rest of the world.
great threat to their cause.
force that would slow the development of capitalism.
inevitable byproduct of advanced capitalism.
Question 11
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direct annexation and incorporation into the political systems of the nations back in Europe.
the establishment of protectorates and spheres of inuence.
the creation of independent republics that cooperated with the dominant European nations in order to enjoy
the benets of Westernization.
British rule in India
Many socialists argued that capitalist nations could only maintain their economic and political
systems by:
Many socialists saw European imperialism as a/an:
Most areas of Asia, including the Middle East, were controlled by Europeans through:
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puppet governments, which were established after the Europeans had destroyed previous governments.
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relying exclusively on the military might of the samurai to defend the country against foreigners.
forming an alliance with Russia to cooperate in opposing the West and exploiting China.
adopting a constitution similar to that of Bismarck and combining government industry with private
enterprise.
modernizing, with a liberal democratic regime and a capitalist economic system.
Question 13
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desire to divide up the rest of the world equally among the major powers of Europe.
goal of civilizing the rest of the world by taking up the "white man's burden."
wish to share the surplus wealth of Europe with the less fortunate peoples of the world.
desire of millions of Europeans to migrate to Asian and African colonies.
Question 14
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There is no real connection between the two movements.
There were close ties between imperialism and missions.
Mission-sending nations were rarely involved in imperial pursuits.
Colonial rulers generally welcomed missionaries but resisted imperialists.
Question 15
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Authoritarian
Colonialism
National self-determination
Decolonization
Japan was eventually able to resist Western economic exploitation by:
The motives for the new imperialism of the late nineteenth century included the:
Which of the following best describes the relationship between nineteenth-century missions
and the rise of imperialism?
The policy of a nation or state that tries to extend its power or authority over other peoples or
territories is called
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the practice of interpreting and evaluating behavior and objects by reference to the standards of one’s own
culture.
making ethnicity the central feature of relationships with others
the effort to eradicate ethnic differences between different national groups in an effort to achieve unity
another word for multiculturalism
Question 17
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Local congregations should make their own decisions
Local congregations should support themselves nancially
Local churches should send out their own missionaries
Local churches were required to start schools for teaching English.
Question 18
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Missionaries and Christian leaders acted as a kind of bridge to the outside world of trade, foreign militaries,
and colonial administration.
Christianity was a strategic response to modernization on the part of intellectuals.
Women were drawn to Christianity as a way to assert their dignity in the face of demeaning customs such as
forced marriage, domestic slavery, and humiliating widowhood rituals.
Christianity was seen as a way to preserve the national heritage of threatened groups.
Question 19
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Translating the Bible into common spoken languages
Correcting the doctrinal errors of the Roman Catholic Church
What is the meaning of “ethnocentrism”?
Which of the following was NOT part of the most important missions strategy developed during
the “Great Century” of missions?
Which of the following was NOT given as one of the reasons Christianity was so widely
accepted in lands targeted by European missionaries?
According to the passage in Robert’s Brief History of Missions, what did the earliest Protestant
missionaries see as their primary task?
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Preaching the gospel to as many people as possible as quickly as possible
Training new missionaries
Question 20
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lead the masses to a new utopia.
still be restrained by ideas of good and evil.
follow man’s fundamental drive for power.
promote socialism as a means to a better life.
Question 21
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recommended the rejection of reason and science in favor of intuition.
advocated strict repression of sexuality as the only way to achieve a healthy society.
observed that neuroses are caused by the conict between what one wishes to do and what society allows
one to do.
recommended that people act according to their instincts without regard for society’s rules and expectations.
Question 22
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condence in reason.
a questioning of natural rights and objective standards of morality.
a renewal of the Enlightenment.
an armation of the mechanical model.
Question 23
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Complete comprehension of reality is unattainable
Everything except time is relative.
Nietzsche’s “overman” would
Because he believed that human beings are motivated primarily by such instinctive drives as
sex, Sigmund Freud
The new outlook that took shape in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was
characterized by
According to Albert Einstein
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Everything except motion is relative.
Time is dependent on the speed of the observer.
Question 24
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It is designed to promote a particular point of view.
It is usually biased or misleading.
It requires some sort of media for communication.
It is always politically oriented.
Question 25
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Unlocking the Unconscious
Das Kapital
Interpretation of Dreams
Reections on Psychoanalysis
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Which of the following is NOT true of propaganda?
Sigmund Freud’s major work was called
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