Writing Workshop: Geography, Industrialization, and Imperialism Answers

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What can you learn from the map of the British colonies?

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The British started colonizing after 1920.
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The British stopped colonizing after the American Revolution.
C
The British held lands in Asia, Africa, and the Pacific.
D
The British preferred to settle lands in northern areas.
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How would having colonies that were so spread out benefit Great Britain’s trade capabilities? Select all that apply.Great Britain would be able to obtain diverse raw materials for goods.Great Britain would have a large market in which to sell finished goods.Great Britain would learn how to manufacture diverse goods from its colonists.The colonies would provide safe ports for ships transporting goods.The colonies would provide needed land to build trade ships.

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Great Britain would be able to obtain diverse raw materials for goods.
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Great Britain would have a large market in which to sell finished goods.
C
Great Britain would learn how to manufacture diverse goods from its colonists.
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The colonies would provide safe ports for ships transporting goods.
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The colonies would provide needed land to build trade ships.
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When did opium exports to China reach their peak?:1832
Britain exported opium to China in exchange for.:luxury items, such as tea and silk
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By 1875, how much imported cotton was used in the British textile industry:about 125 million pounds
According to this graph, which trend can be seen in the use of imported cotton in Britain?:It increased between 1870 and 1900.
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It declined between 1800 and 1900.It remained the same between 1840 and 1880.✔ It increased between 1870 and 1900.

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It declined between 1800 and 1900.
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It remained the same between 1840 and 1880.
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✔ It increased between 1870 and 1900.
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✔ positive attitudeneutral attitudenegative attitude

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✔ positive attitude
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neutral attitude
C
negative attitude
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You can infer that he wanted to expand . This quotation shows his toward solving problems in India.:resources for India
You can infer that he wanted to expand . This quotation shows his toward solving problems in India.:positive attitude
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What are the demands of the Indian National Congress according to this document? Select all that apply.

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an investigation into the actions of the Indian administration
B
evidence collected regarding the acts of the Indian administration
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an investigation into the actions of the Royal Commission
D
getting rid of the Council of the Secretary of State for India
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work on the reforms proposed by the Council of the Secretary of State for India
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When did opium exports to China reach their peak?:1832
Britain exported opium to China in exchange for.:luxury items, such as tea and silk
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cotton✔ luxury items, such as tea and silkiron

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cotton
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✔ luxury items, such as tea and silk
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iron
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According to this text, what was official Japanese policy toward Korean people?

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The Japanese government considered Korean people inferior.
B
Japan sought to promote both Japanese and Korean culture.
C
Japan wanted Korean people to move to Japan and work there.
D
Japan promoted the idea that Japanese and Korean people were one nation.
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Which effects of Japanese policies in Korea did Kang Sang’uk recall? Select all that apply.

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Japan set up Shinto shrines in many communities.
B
Japan supported many religions in Korea, including Christianity.
C
Most Korean people converted to Shintoism and held ceremonies in shrines.
D
The Japanese ordered everyone to bow to the gods of Shinto.
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Some Korean people refused to bow to the shrines and were persecuted.

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