Lesson 1- The New Imperialism

Question 1

In 1839, British imperialism in China rose as the British government forced Chinese leaders to sign trade agreements.What was the effect of this action?

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Both imports and exports increased.

Question 2

The British took control of Burma and made it a province of India, which was also under the control of the British government. Burma and India were British .

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colonies

Question 3

When the British took over Kenya, they created a government of British civil servants that did not include any native Kenyans. Therefore, Kenya was subject to .

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direct rule

Question 4

What motivated European nations to pursue imperialism in the early 1900s? Check all that apply.a desire for citizens to relocate to new coloniesgreater access to raw materialsnew markets in which to sell goodsthe reduction of overseas commitmentsrefueling stations for naval vessels

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greater access to raw materials; new markets in which to sell goods; refueling stations for naval vessels

Question 5

What reason does Frederick Lugard use to justify British imperialism?

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Britain will be celebrated for its efforts to improve foreign societies.

Question 6

Iran remained a politically independent nation. However, Russia controlled trade in northern Iran, and Britain controlled trade in southern Iran. This is an example of a .

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sphere of influence

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