section 4 practice/study questions
Below is a list of questions that might help you prepare and study for the final exam. This is not worth any points. It is strictly to help you as you study. All answers are in your text book. I will not provide answers to you.
1. The ____________________ was the period of direct rule by the British in India.
2. The Marquis of ____________________ served as viceroy of India and fought to erase legal racial discrimination of the Indian population.
3. According to ____________________ , the path to self-rule includes passive resistance only.
4. The ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ promoted nationalist feeling throughout India.
5. ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ is known for creating a Muslim college at Aligarh.
6. The ____________________ emphasized the purification and strengthening of Islamic belief.
7. The __________-____________________ advocated the complete political and cultural unification of the Islamic world.
8. The primary significance of the 1891 ____________________ boycott in Iran was that Iran was forced to take on its first foreign debt.
9. In the nineteenth-century Ottoman Empire, ____________________ was a period of reordering and adapting Western-style reforms.
10. ____________________’s major reforms included the abolition of the caliphate.
11. A period of widespread warfare and chaos among the Bantu people of east-central Africa during the 19th century was known as the ____________________ .
12. The migration of Boers from the British-ruled Cape Colony to establish independent republics was known as ____________________ ___________________ .
13. The late-19th century movement by European powers to colonize Africa was known as the ____________________ __________ ___________________ .
14. By World War I, the only African states not under European control were ____________________ and ____________________ .
15. The Iranian commercial middle class was known as ____________________ .
16. The segregation of areas in which European lived in British-ruled India from those areas inhabited by native Indians was known as ____________________ .
17. The ____________________ of 1857 highlighted the resentment of the burdens of foreign domination in India.
18. Tensions between Hindus and Muslims led to the partition of India into ____________________ and ____________________ .
19. In Kenya, the __________ __________ uprising began as a protest against land alienation among Kenya’s Kiluyu people.
20. The British practice of administering African colonies through indigenous political structures and leaders was known as _______________ __________ .
21. The Indian National Congress advocated self-governance known as _______________ .
22. In the nineteenth century, the major British export from India to China was ____________________
23. The Treaty of ____________________ gave Great Britain privileged legal and trading rights in China.
24. The ____________________ __________ was fought between China and Great Britain, because China banned opium.
25. The leader of the Taiping Rebellions claimed to be the brother of __________.
26. The ____________________ supported a vision of egalitarian society.
27. China’s foreign policy toward ____________________ in the nineteenth century resulted in the restoration of western Mongolia to Chinese control.
28. The Western power in control of Vietnam during the nineteenth century was ____________________ .
29. The “ ____________________ -- ____________________ ” movement in China resulted in regional reconstruction and rebuilding projects.
30. The ____________________ ____________________ of 1900 convinced the conservative Chinese leaders to stop clinging to old ways.
31. Under the ____________________ government, the Japanese saw the West as civilized and enlightened.
32. Japan’s “wonder crop” in the Tokugawa era was ____________________.
33. In the period 1927–1945, the ___________________ saw itself as the true guardian of Japanese traditions and founder of the modern state?
34. The “ ____________________ ____________________ ” refers to Mao’s flight from Jiang in 1934–1935.
35. ____________________ is best defined as giant industrial operations that combined multiple functions.
36. The purpose of Japan’s late-nineteenth-century “____________________ ____________________ ” was to train workers for an industrial economy.
37. ___________________ ____________________ was one of the chief figures in the rise of Japanese militarism and was Prime Minister when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
38. In September, 1941, Japan signed the ___________________ ____________________ with Germany and Italy.
39. Chinese ports, known as ___________________ ____________________ were ruled by foreign consuls where foreigners enjoyed commercial privileges and immunity from Chinese laws.
40. The “___________________ ____________________ ” refers to Mao’s flight from Jiang in 1934–1935.
1. The ____________________ was the period of direct rule by the British in India.
2. The Marquis of ____________________ served as viceroy of India and fought to erase legal racial discrimination of the Indian population.
3. According to ____________________ , the path to self-rule includes passive resistance only.
4. The ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ promoted nationalist feeling throughout India.
5. ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ is known for creating a Muslim college at Aligarh.
6. The ____________________ emphasized the purification and strengthening of Islamic belief.
7. The __________-____________________ advocated the complete political and cultural unification of the Islamic world.
8. The primary significance of the 1891 ____________________ boycott in Iran was that Iran was forced to take on its first foreign debt.
9. In the nineteenth-century Ottoman Empire, ____________________ was a period of reordering and adapting Western-style reforms.
10. ____________________’s major reforms included the abolition of the caliphate.
11. A period of widespread warfare and chaos among the Bantu people of east-central Africa during the 19th century was known as the ____________________ .
12. The migration of Boers from the British-ruled Cape Colony to establish independent republics was known as ____________________ ___________________ .
13. The late-19th century movement by European powers to colonize Africa was known as the ____________________ __________ ___________________ .
14. By World War I, the only African states not under European control were ____________________ and ____________________ .
15. The Iranian commercial middle class was known as ____________________ .
16. The segregation of areas in which European lived in British-ruled India from those areas inhabited by native Indians was known as ____________________ .
17. The ____________________ of 1857 highlighted the resentment of the burdens of foreign domination in India.
18. Tensions between Hindus and Muslims led to the partition of India into ____________________ and ____________________ .
19. In Kenya, the __________ __________ uprising began as a protest against land alienation among Kenya’s Kiluyu people.
20. The British practice of administering African colonies through indigenous political structures and leaders was known as _______________ __________ .
21. The Indian National Congress advocated self-governance known as _______________ .
22. In the nineteenth century, the major British export from India to China was ____________________
23. The Treaty of ____________________ gave Great Britain privileged legal and trading rights in China.
24. The ____________________ __________ was fought between China and Great Britain, because China banned opium.
25. The leader of the Taiping Rebellions claimed to be the brother of __________.
26. The ____________________ supported a vision of egalitarian society.
27. China’s foreign policy toward ____________________ in the nineteenth century resulted in the restoration of western Mongolia to Chinese control.
28. The Western power in control of Vietnam during the nineteenth century was ____________________ .
29. The “ ____________________ -- ____________________ ” movement in China resulted in regional reconstruction and rebuilding projects.
30. The ____________________ ____________________ of 1900 convinced the conservative Chinese leaders to stop clinging to old ways.
31. Under the ____________________ government, the Japanese saw the West as civilized and enlightened.
32. Japan’s “wonder crop” in the Tokugawa era was ____________________.
33. In the period 1927–1945, the ___________________ saw itself as the true guardian of Japanese traditions and founder of the modern state?
34. The “ ____________________ ____________________ ” refers to Mao’s flight from Jiang in 1934–1935.
35. ____________________ is best defined as giant industrial operations that combined multiple functions.
36. The purpose of Japan’s late-nineteenth-century “____________________ ____________________ ” was to train workers for an industrial economy.
37. ___________________ ____________________ was one of the chief figures in the rise of Japanese militarism and was Prime Minister when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
38. In September, 1941, Japan signed the ___________________ ____________________ with Germany and Italy.
39. Chinese ports, known as ___________________ ____________________ were ruled by foreign consuls where foreigners enjoyed commercial privileges and immunity from Chinese laws.
40. The “___________________ ____________________ ” refers to Mao’s flight from Jiang in 1934–1935.
