Question 1

What is the main difference between imperialism and colonialism?

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Imperialism involves extending a country's power through diplomacy or military force, while colonialism refers specifically to the acquisition of full control over another territory.

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Imperialism only focuses on cultural influence.

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Colonialism is only about trade relations.

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Colonialism is a form of economic policy.

Question 2

What motivates countries to engage in imperialism?

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The desire for economic resources and strategic advantages.

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To spread democracy and human rights.

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To improve global communication and transportation.

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To promote cultural exchanges and understanding.

Question 3

Which of the following is a characteristic of colonialism?

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The settlement of colonizers in the new territory.

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The spread of scientific knowledge to indigenous people.

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The establishment of trade agreements with local leaders.

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The diplomatic negotiations with neighboring nations.

Question 4

Which of the following is an effect of colonialism on the economy of colonized regions?

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It often led to the exploitation of local resources for the benefit of the colonizers.

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It improved local businesses and industries.

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It ensured fair wages for local workers.

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It created strong agricultural practices among indigenous peoples.

Question 5

What impact did imperialism have on cultural exchanges?

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It often led to the imposition of the colonizer's culture over local traditions.

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It encouraged the equal sharing of all cultural practices.

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It promoted the preservation of native languages and traditions.

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It had no effect on local cultures.

Question 6

What was a primary motivation for European countries engaging in imperialism during the 19th century?

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Economic gain

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Political neutrality

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Environmental protection

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Cultural exchange

Question 7

What term is used to describe the policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization or military force?

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Imperialism

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Fascism

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Nationalism

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Isolationism

Question 8

Which European country colonized Indonesia in the 17th century?

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The Netherlands

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Britain

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Spain

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France

Question 9

What was a common method used by imperial powers to control Southeast Asian territories?

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Establishing treaties and alliances with local rulers

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Ignoring local governments

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Promoting independence movements

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Building democracies

Question 10

Which Southeast Asian country was known as the 'jewel in the crown' of British colonial possessions?

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Burma (Myanmar)

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Thailand

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Vietnam

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Malaya

Question 11

Which country was a major colonial power in Southeast Asia during the 19th century?

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France

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China

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Portugal

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Spain

Question 12

Which city in Vietnam earned the city nickname "Paris of the East"?

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<P>SAIGON</P>

Question 13

Which country in Indochina was not part of French colonial rule?

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Thailand

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Vietnam

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Cambodia

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Laos

Question 14

What did the French build in Indochina to facilitate trade and transportation?

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Railways

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Highways

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Airports

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Bridges

Question 15

Which country was primarily responsible for colonizing Indochina during the 19th century?

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France

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Spain

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Portugal

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Britain

Question 16

What was the primary crop that the French exploited in Vietnam during their colonial rule?

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Rubber

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Wheat

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Corn

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Tobacco

Question 17

What was the main purpose of the Treaty of Phnom Penh?

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To establish peace and end the civil war in Cambodia

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To create a new government in Vietnam

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To increase trade with Thailand

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To divide Cambodia into regions

Question 18

Which country was involved alongside Cambodia in the Treaty of Phnom Penh?

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Vietnam

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China

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Thailand

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Laos

Question 19

Which European country was the main rival of the French East India Company in Asia?

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The Netherlands

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Portugal

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Spain

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Britain

Question 20

Which region was primarily targeted by the French East India Company for trade?

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Southeast Asia

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North America

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Eastern Europe

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South America

Question 21

Which countries were part of French Indochina?

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Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia

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Philippines, Singapore, and Brunei

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India, China, and Japan

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Thailand, Myanmar, and Malaysia

Question 22

What was the primary purpose of French Indochina during the colonial period?

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To exploit natural resources and establish trade

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To create a tourist destination

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To promote democracy

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To convert people to Christianity

Question 23

What was a significant cultural impact of French colonial rule in Indochina?

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The introduction of the French language and educational system

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The complete replacement of traditional clothing

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The banning of all local religions

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The loss of all indigenous art forms

Question 24

Which of the following became the capital of French Indochina?

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<P>SAIGON</P>

Question 25

Which European country had significant control over Brunei during the 19th century?

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Britain

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France

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Portugal

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Spain

Question 26

What significant resource attracted Western interest in Brunei during the imperial period?

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Oil

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Gold

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Silk

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Cotton

Question 27

What was one of the local responses to Western imperialism in Brunei?

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Resistance against foreign control

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Collaboration in military activities

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Rapid adoption of Western customs

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Total acceptance of foreign rule

Question 28

Which of the following was a primary reason for British interest in Brunei in the 19th century?

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Strategic location for trade routes

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Desire to spread Christianity

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Promotion of Western education

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Establishment of military bases

Question 29

What was one major reason for American imperialism in the Philippines during the late 19th century?

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To establish a naval base in the Pacific

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To promote democracy and freedom

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To find gold and other natural resources

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To free the Philippines from colonial rule

Question 30

Which event marked the beginning of the Philippine-American War?

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The Battle of Manila

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The Declaration of Independence

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The signing of the Treaty of Paris

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The establishment of the First Philippine Republic

Question 31

What was a significant impact of American rule on the education system in the Philippines?

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The establishment of a public school system

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The introduction of indigenous languages as the primary medium of instruction

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The banning of all foreign languages

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The immediate closure of all schools

Question 32

What treaty ended the Spanish-American War and ceded the Philippines to the United States?

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The Treaty of Paris (1898)

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The Treaty of Versailles

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The Treaty of Ghent

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The Treaty of Tordesillas

Question 33

What was a main reason why many Filipinos opposed American imperialism?

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They wanted to maintain their independence

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They sought to become a U.S. state

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They preferred Spanish rule

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They believed in American democracy

Question 34

Which group is often targeted by the Brigandage Act for their actions?

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Outlaws and bandits

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Teachers and students

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Merchants and shopkeepers

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Doctors and nurses

Question 35

What penalty might someone face if they were found guilty under the Brigandage Act?

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Imprisonment for committing robbery

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A fine for not planting enough trees

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A reward for helping others

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Community service for littering

Question 36

What does sedition law focus on?

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Activities that encourage rebellion against authority

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Protecting freedom of speech

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Promoting peace and harmony

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Encouraging community service

Question 37

Which of the following actions would NOT be considered sedition?

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Writing a novel about friendship

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Organizing a violent protest

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Distributing anti-government pamphlets

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Encouraging people to rebel against the government

Question 38

What method was primarily used to enforce the Reconcentration Act in the Philippines?

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Forced relocation of civilians

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Distribution of agricultural land

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Voluntary migration of families

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Construction of new cities

Question 39

Which event led to the implementation of the Reconcentration Act in the Philippines?

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The Philippine-American War

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The outbreak of World War I

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The establishment of the Commonwealth

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The signing of the Treaty of Paris

Question 40

Which of the following is a key tool used in diplomacy?

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Negotiation

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Combat

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Manipulation

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Secrecy

Question 41

What is a treaty?

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A formal agreement between two or more countries

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A type of weapon

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A military exercise

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A meeting of leaders

Question 42

What is the primary purpose of diplomacy?

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To manage international relations and promote peace

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To declare war

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To establish military alliances

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To control trade routes

Question 43

What is forced labor?

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When people are made to work against their will, often under threats or coercion

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A type of paid job

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A military service requirement

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Voluntary work for a community

Question 44

What type of work is often associated with forced labor?

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Labor in agriculture and construction

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Teaching positions

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Science research

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Office jobs

Question 45

What is a key characteristic of capitalism?

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Private ownership of businesses

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Government control of all resources

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Equal sharing of wealth

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No competition among businesses

Question 46

What is the main goal of businesses in a capitalist economy?

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To make a profit

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To eliminate competition

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To provide free services

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To ensure everyone has the same income

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