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Ch. 27 Quiz Make-Up Qs
1. Compare the attempted reforms of the Ottomans with the Qing – who was more
successful? Why?
2. Describe the Ottoman reforms in detail. Specifically Tanzimat.
3. Compare Japan’s response to the Euro-American presence in Asia to the
Ottoman’s and Qing.
4. What was the Crimean War? What were the causes, consequences, significance,
and outcomes of it?
5. What was the Opium War? What were the causes, consequences, significance,
and outcomes of it?
6. How did Ottoman reforms impact women?
7. How and why did the Ottoman and Chinese financial systems become
increasingly tied to the European system?
8. Who were the Young Turks? Why were they rebelling in the Ottoman Empire?
9. What causes and results of the Taiping Rebellion? Why were British and French
forces initially reluctant to help end it?
10. What factors fueled Chinese resentment toward Europeans and Americans?
11. What was the practice of “extraterritoriality”? How did that impact China?
12. What was the Treaty of Kanagawa and how did it ultimately contribute to the
Meiji restoration?
13. What were the causes, consequences, significance and outcomes of the Meiji
restoration?
14. How were the Ottoman, China and Japan alike? Different?
15. Why were the rebellions in the Ottoman and Chinese empires significant?
Ch. 28 – The New Power Balance: Quiz Make-Up Qs
1. Explain the effects of increased steel production, new chemical advancements,
and electricity.
2. Explain the changes in transportation – the railroad, the shipping industry etc. –
and its consequences.
3. Explain the changes in communication and its consequences.
4. What changes/alterations were there in urban (city) life? What caused these
changes?
5. What were some of the major changes in public health?
6. Explain Socialism, the role of labor unions, and the beliefs of Marx. Are they
related to each other? If so, how?
7. Describe the changing role and quality of life for women, women in the
workplace.
8. What was the “Victorian Age”?
9. Explain each of the following: Liberalism, Nationalism, Social Darwinism
10. Describe the changes in world industrial production dominance. What caused
these changes?
11. Explain the attitudes in the United States toward the environment.
12. Explain the attitudes in the United States towards racial segregation.
13. Describe the changes in Meiji Japan – include a discussion about international
relations and innovations and industries.
14. Describe the “uprisings” in China. What causes them? How did they affect
things?
Ch. 29 Quiz Make-Up Questions
1. What were the political, cultural, and economic reasons (motives) that the United
States and Europe entered into the New Imperialism?
2. What were some of the technological advances (tools) that allowed European nations
and the United States to conquer vast new territories – how did the Germany, France,
Britain, Russia and the United States “impose their will” on the non-industrial parts of the
world?
3. Briefly describe the nature and manner of late-nineteenth-century European colonial
administration.
4. As late as 1879, more than 90 percent of Africa was ruled by Africans. Why then did
European nations embark on the sudden "scramble" for Africa?
5. How did the new Imperialism affect Southeast Asia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and
Hawaii? What impact did the Suez Canal have on imperialism in that region?
6. What were the political and social consequences of the European invasion of Africa?
How did the Africans respond culturally?
7. Describe imperialism in Latin America from 1869 to 1914. How was it different from
imperialism in Africa and Asia?
8. One purpose of the New Imperialism was to extend the European and U.S. economic
spheres into tropical environments, which supplied products not available in temperate
climates. Describe the expansion of the world economy and the demand for the products
of tropical environments during the New Imperialism.
9. Describe the transformation of the global environment that the European and American
economic changes brought about