ATTITUDES TO IMPERIALISM 1
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- Q1What role did the government pursue in Empire before the 1900s?ActiveNot active or interventionist30s
- Q2Why were the British government not actively involved in Empire? (3 pnts)Slow communication, lack of institutions, and a lack of commitment30s
- Q3Why did politicians lack interest in empire before 1900?Freedom to trade and access to markets concerned many30s
- Q4Was Disraeli an imperialist?NoYesmAYBE30s
- Q5What party did Disraeli represent?LiberalsLabourConservatives30s
- Q6When did Disraeli first become Prime Minister?186818721869187030s
- Q7In what period was Disraeli's second term as prime minister?1870-18751874-18801890-189530s
- Q8Which important figure was Disraeli friends with?Queen VictoriaQueen VictoriaGladstonePrince AlbertTaylor Swift30s
- Q9What did Disraeli flatter the Queen with in 1876?Empress of IndiaEmpress of AfricaQueen of India30s
- Q10Who was Gladstone's politics influenced by?His Fathers businessHis mother's Scottish non-conformismHis Education at Oxford30s
- Q11When did we see government's attitudes to empire shift?1880s1870s1890s30s
- Q12What was the central thought that made attitudes toward empire shift?The concern about ambitions of other European powers30s
- Q13What did Disraeli assert over their opponents?They disliked the EmpireThey were the party of businessThey were the 'party of empire'30s
- Q14How did Disraeli's 'new-found enthusiasm' for empire benefit him?He won support from an electorate that had been enlarged by the 1867 Reform ActHe won support from an electorate that had been enlarged by the 1867 Reform Act30s
- Q15Explain the meaning behind 'playing the imperialist card'Showing enthusiasm and a pro-imperialist attitude to gain electoral support30s