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Contents
1 COLONIALISM & POST-COLONIALISM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

1.1 COLONIALISM & POST-COLONIALISM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1. COLONIALISM &
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POST-COLONIALISM
1.1 COLONIALISM & POST-COLONIALISM

1. In which year Calcutta, Bombay, and 3. It occurred in Africa, Asia and Oceania, due
Madras University were established? to wars, diseases and abuse. Thanks to
A. 1857 health improvements, the birth rate rose.
B. 1856
C. 1877
D. 1855
2. What landform lies along the Atlantic

Coast near the equator?
A. Demographic
B. Economic
C. Political-Social
D. Military
4. Example:Country A loans money to an-

other Country B. Now, Country A has com-
plete control of how Country B spends the
money.
A. Colony
B. Sphere of Influence
C. Protectorate
A. Sahel D. Economic Imperialism
B. In the savannah
5. In 1885, Sir Cecile Rhodes writes:Yesterday
C. Niger River I was in the East End of London and at-
D. Tropical Rain Forest tended an assembly of the unemployed.
1. A 2. D 3. A 4. B
1.1 COLONIALISM & POST-COLONIALISM 3
As in said meeting I listened to ex- A. France

alted speeches whose predominant note B. Britain
was:“bread, bread”, and when I reflected,

when I returned home on what had been C. Belgium
said, I convinced myself, more than ever, D. Italia
of the importance of colonialism” What
cause is behind this reflection? 11. What was the major impact of European
A. Policy colonialism on shifting cultivation practices
in India?
B. Economic
A. Banning of shifting cultivation
C. Technological
B. Encouragement of shifting cultivation
D. Ideological
C. Introduction of new crops
6. The cessation of World War I is established
D. Legalization of forest use
by
A. The Treaty of Versailles of 1919 12. The sailor took the sea route traversed by
B. The Armistice of November 1918 the Portuguese, and managed to land in
Banten. What is the sailor’s name?
7. The Philippine Assembly was created to
limit Filipinos from governing the Philip-
pines.
A. True
B. False
8. Native Filipino hat

A. crown
B. underwear
9. What word is a suffix?

A. playness
A. Vasco da Gama
B. under
B. Jacob Neck
C. nowly
C. Cornelis de Houtman
D. playful
D. Laurens Reael
10. What power does the color blue corre- E. Gerard Reynst
spond to?
13. A territory with its own internal govern-
ment and structure but supervised by a for-
eign power is called
A. colony
B. province
C. muni
D. protectorate
5. B 6. B 7. B 8. A 9. D 10. A 11. A 12. C 13. D

14. the colonialists were the shortest but suf- 19. In which continent have the European coun-
fered the most tries focused their interest to expand their
A. Dutch markets?
B. French A. AFRICA-OCEANIA-ASIA
C. all colonists B. AMERICA-ANTARCTIC-ASIA

C. OCEANIA-ASIA-ANTARCTICA
D. Japan
D. GREENLAND-ANTARCTICA-AFRICA
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15. Which country declared peace with Spain
in 1604 after years of war? 20. People with xenophobic thinking have:
A. England A. Foreigner phobia.
B. France B. Phobia of being different.
C. Spain C. Phobia of those who have another skin
color.
D. Portugal
D. none of above
16. What was true about Europe’s cities dur-
ing the 1500s? 21. When a slave did not comply with his
quota, the punishment was:
A. They were smaller than cities in other
continents. A. Verbal
B. They were bigger than the cities in B. Physicist
other continents. C. Psychological
C. They were dirtier than the cities in D. All of the above
other continents.
22. When the Portuguese arrived in Maluku in
D. none of above
1512, there were two Islamic kingdoms
17. Which was a characteristic of Western Eu- there, namely Tidore and Ternate
ropean nations that most enabled them A. Immediately successful in expelling
to establish colonies in Africa and the the Portuguese from Maluku
Caribbean?
B. They fought each other to expand their
A. Rigid social class structures. territory
B. Frequent political revolutions. C. United to expel the Portuguese
C. Self-sufficiency in natural resources. D. Fighting each other to gain influence
D. Advanced technology. E. Establish trade relations with Western
countries
18. After years of conflict
A. Spain and France stopped fighting 23. What was the FIRST Spanish city that was
freed from the Muslims?
B. Spain and France joined forces to take
over Portugal A. Valencia
C. Spain and France joined forces to take B. Aragon

over England C. Castille
D. none of above D. Seville
14. D 15. A 16. B 17. D 18. B 19. A 20. A 21. D 22. D 23. A 24. B
24. How did the organization of work change 28. How has migration from Mexico and Cen-
during the Second Industrial Revolution? tral America affected the economy in the
United States?

A. Introduction of digital technologies
and process automation A. It has created many new high-tech
jobs for the people migrating here.
B. Introduction of assembly lines and di-
vision of labor into specific tasks B. It has slowed the economy because im-
migrants need food and housing.
C. Abolition of the division of labor and
promotion of self-management C. It has provided low-cost labor and al-
lowed businesses to profit more.
D. Reduction of working hours and in-
crease in salary D. It has contributed to a lack of invest-
ment in many areas of the United States.
25. Colonialism resulted in social hierarchies
that preserved power for some people and 29. Tanam paksa / cultural system dipelopori
excluded others. Revolutionaries made it oleh
their goal to destroy these social hierar- A. Cornelius the woodman
chies. What is one consequence of social
B. Van den Bosch
hierarchies?
C. Herman Willem Daendels
A. Divisions between people with some
having access to more power than others D. none of above
B. Indigenous peoples maintaining con- 30. Which 2 European countries first colonized
trol of their land for generations Central and South America?
C. Sharing power equally A. England
D. Easily moving up in a society B. Spain
26. What is meant by post-colonial literature? C. France

What is meant by Post-colonial Literature? D. Portugal
A. Writing by black people.
31. Mommy and I loves to watch the bird
B. Writing by the colonized after indepen- fly over the beach.
dence.
A. -d
C. Writing by the diaspora. B. -s
D. Writing by Indian people. C. -ed
27. The first Bismarckian system involved an D. none of above
alliance between
32. Which city became very important to the
A. Austro-Hungarian Empire English East India Company?
B. Germany A. Chennai
C. Russia B. Bombay
D. Britain C. Delhi
E. Italia D. Calcutta
25. A 26. B 27. A 27. B 27. C 28. C 29. B 30. B 30. D 31. B 32. B 33. D
33. What is the term used for pressure to A. population growth

change and conform the cultural trait of B. technological development
food for diplomatic reasons?
C. the economic crisis of the powers
A. Dependency theory
D. the napoleonic wars
B. Imperialism
38. How did the transatlantic slave trade
C. Settler colonialism start?
D. Culinary colonization A. With Portuguese ships transporting
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African slaves
34. What were the main European powers?
B. With explorers seeking new lands
A. Canada, France and Mexico
C. With a peaceful exchange of goods
B. France, Germany and England
D. With indigenous people willingly mov-
C. Mexico, United States and Canada ing to the Americas
D. Germany, United States and England 39. Name the colony.
35. These are not functions of the friars un-
der the patronato real were not divided in-
tothree:a.) to spread Christianity; b.) fix-
ing of communities andsocieties; c.) other
functions such as hearing Mass, record-
ing ofdocuments, and sometimes, to act as
government officials.
A. True
B. False
36. A mechanism used to maintain colonial or-

der was: A. Rhode Island
A. Share some of the power to some of B. Delaware
the colonized. C. New Jersey
B. Give participation to all levels of soci- D. Connecticut
ety.
40. Which two nations controlled the largest
C. Establish metropolis voting. spheres of influence in China?
D. Share wealth with the less fortunate.
37. Of the following options; What are the

causes of imperialism?
A. Britain and Russia

B. Russia and France
C. France and Britain
D. Japan and Germany
34. B 35. B 36. A 37. A 37. B 37. C 38. A 39. A 40. A

41. 6-month war in 1879 in Southern Africa, D. A policy that governed between 1949
resulting in British victory over the Zulus. and 1994
A. Joint res S and abduction sound

47. What company lead Britain’s expansion in
B. BERLIN CONFERENCE Asia?
C. ZULU WARS A. East India Company
D. DOUBT ZULU B. Dutch East India Company
C. British Raj
42. This king of Belgium conquered the Congo
region utilizing harsh tactics. D. Viceroy General
A. Leopold II 48. Which country was part of the British Em-

pire and experienced political division be-
B. Henry Stanley
tween different cultural groups, leading to
C. Dr. Livingstone ongoing conflicts?
D. Cecil Rhodes A. Vietnam
43. He was a leading figure in India to gain B. Thailand
independence from during World War C. Laos
I. D. Myanmar
A. Great Britain
49. Who Poineered the movement leading to
B. China the widow re-marriage Act?
C. Germany A. Dalhousie
D. United States B. Raja Ram Mohan Roy
44. The Philippine Commission remained C. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
higher than the Philippine Assembly as D. William Bentinck
a legislative body.
50. WHAT COUNTRIES MADE UP THE EURO-
A. True PEAN RIVALRIES?
B. False A. PORT
45. What group was conquered by Cortes B. SPAIN
A. Maya C. ENGLAND
D. FRANCE
B. Inca
C. Anasazi 51. Indonesia in the past was called Nusantara
and consisted of one kingdom.
D. Aztecs
A. TRUE
46. What is called “apartheid?” B. FALSE
A. A policy that vindicated the rights of
52. Supriyadi led PETA army rebellion in
the black population
A. Blitar
B. A racist policy that denied the black
population their rights B. Aceh
C. An institution existing before Euro- C. Batavia
pean colonization D. none of above
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53. Is Muslim the religion or the follower? C. TRADER

A. Religion D. NONE OF THESE
B. Follower 57. During the second colonial exploitation in
Indochina (1919-1929), the French colo-
54. Is the political cartoon a primary or sec-
nialists focused on investing in
ondary source?
A. rubber plantations.
B. chemical industry
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C. metallurgical industry.
D. mining.
E. engineering industry.
58. During the Cold War, what concept was
used to describe the unequal relationship
between developed and developing coun-
tries?
A. “Neocolonialism”
B. “Marxism”
A. Primary
C. “Capitalism”
B. Secondary
D. “Globalization”
55. During the 1840’s, China signed “unequal E. ”
treaties” with Western nations mainly be-
cause: 59. In what way did the Europeans wanted to
increase their wealth back in 1500s?
A. spreading Christianity
B. controlling the spice trade
C. controlling the silk trade routes
D. setting up new markets for their man-
ufactured goods
60. In 1529 Spain and Portugal signed the
treaty of Saragosa. One of the agree-
A. China had won the Opium War ments that must be implemented based on
B. Western nations had superior military the agreement is:
technology A. Spain had the right to control trade in
C. leaders in China favored expansion Maluku
D. China had requested economic assis- B. The Portuguese only had rights to
tance from the West trade routes in Malacca
C. The Portuguese had to leave the Philip-
56. GEORGE CHINNERY IS A pine Islands
A. PAINTER D. Spain had to leave the Maluku Islands
B. WRITER region

E. Spain has territory in western Indone- 65. belief in the benefits of profitable trading;
sia commercialism.

A. mercantilism
61. A map of Africa created in 2013 showing
countries from the year 1890 is a primary B. conquistador
or secondary source? C. cash crops
A. Primary D. fur traders
B. Secondary 66. Which of the following is an economic
cause of imperialism?
62. Which resource makes the Middle East
geopolitically important? A. The search for prestige that comes
with having many colonies
A. Gold
B. The powers sent the overpopulation to
B. Diamonds live in the colonies
C. Uranium C. The demand for raw materials and pre-
D. Oil cious metals for the industries of the pow-
ers
63. Which group was below the Creoles in the D. none of above
social hierarchy?
67. He was the head of the central govern-
ment and the highest government official
during the Spanish occupation.
A. president
B. prime Minister
C. mayor
D. governor General
68. The central provinces of Italy unite in 1859

after seeing Lombardy win over the Austri-
A. Spanish people ans. Which is the name of the province?
B. Creole
C. Mestizos
D. Indians
64. Logging is an agriculture industry in Brazil.

What characteristics of Brazil’s geography
make this industry possible?
A. Large population
B. Mountainous terrain
C. Numerous Forests
D. Limited water A. Tuscany, Parma and Rome provinces

B. Papal states 73. Forest land and its resources provided

C. Sicily A. colonialism
D. Central provinces B. Livelihood
69. FUE UNA CONSECUENCIA DE LA REVOLU-
74. The following are the changes in the gov-
CIÓN INDUSTRIAL:
ernance during Spanish colonialism except
A. THE IMPERIALISM
B. FEUDALISM
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A. The government became centralized.
C. SOCIALISM
B. The Filipinos lost their rights.
D. COMMUNISM
C. The Filipinos became leaders in the
70. The image above suggests all of the fol- central government.
lowing except: D. none of above
75. What was the transatlantic slave trade?

A. The transportation of African slaves to
Europe by European colonizers
B. The transportation of European slaves
to Africa by African tribes
C. The transportation of African slaves to
A. possible effects of ethnocentrism on the Americas by European colonizers
an area D. The transportation of European slaves
B. a developing country to the Americas by African tribes
C. possible government corruption
76. Which is not a measure of Spanish colonial
D. cultural diffusion rule in the Philippines?
71. Chi fu Alfred Dreyfus? A. Imposing a new administrative system
A. a French army officer centered on Manila
B. the Prime Minister of Prussia B. Spread and expand Christianity
C. the writer who wrote the article C. Spread of Spanish-influenced culture
“J’accuse!” and education
D. an English explorer who penetrated D. Spread and expansion of Islam
African territories
77. What are the only two non-European colo-
72. What European countries controlled the re- nial powers?
gion?
A. USA
A. Espana
B. Gran Brittany B. Japan
C. Netherlands C. China
D. France D. Russia
E. All of the above E. India

78. How many passengers travel daily in rail- B. Fiji

ways in India per day?
C. Canada

A. 24 Billion
D. New Guinea
B. 23 Million
E. India
C. 21 Thousand
D. 21 Trillion 84. Post-Colonial Legacies:Which of the fol-
lowing is a lasting impact of colonialism
79. What was one of the positive legacies of often seen in former colonies? a) Stronger
colonialism? local governance systems b) Altered social
A. Introduction of new crops, animals, and cultural structures c) Enhanced global
and cultural exchanges competitiveness d) Sustainable economic
policies
B. Forced labor and slavery
C. Cultural suppression and loss of tradi- A. Stronger local governance systems
tions B. Altered social and cultural structures
D. Legacy of exploitation and inequality C. Enhanced global competitiveness
80. What religion were native people in North- D. Sustainable economic policies
ern Tropical Countries forced to convert
to? 85. Land granted in the Americas by the King
A. Catholic A. Charter
B. Protestant B. Doctrine
C. Lutheran C. Lord’s Proprietors
D. Christian D. Displacement
81. What does colonial power use to make it-
86. What two economic reasons drive the col-
self wealthier?
onizers?
A. Colony’s resources
A. The search for new markets
B. Advertisements
B. The search for new continents
C. Agriculture
C. The search for new sources of slaves.
D. Textiles
D. The search for cheaper raw materials
82. By whom was the French expansion of the
first half of the 19th century led? E. The search for new chemical elements
A. Napoleon Bonaparte 87. What is it called when one nation takes
B. Louis XVI control of an area and dominates its gov-
ernment, economy, and society?
C. Jose Bonaparte
D. Napoleon III. A. Democracy
B. Marxism
83. Which of these countries was NOT a colony
of Britain? C. Colonialism
A. Australia D. Catholicism

88. Which rebellion was abolished due to the A. Economic Companies

division among its leaders and the com- B. Direct Rule
bined forces of the troops of Qing and the
British and French soldiers in 1864? C. Indirect Rule
A. The Muslim Rebellion D. Settler Rule
B. The Boxer Rebellion E. All of the above
C. The Taiping Rebellion 93. The first winter in Jamestown was known
as ?
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D. The Nian Rebellion
A. The Columbian Exchange
89. What was the purpose of the forced re-
B. The Age of Exploration
moval of Aboriginal children in Australia?
C. The Starving Time
A. To end Aboriginal culture
D. The End of the Colonies
B. To increase the population of white
Australians 94. Under which economic system would
C. To provide education to Aboriginal chil- American entrepreneurs and investors
dren most likely be found?
D. To improve the lives of Aboriginal fam- A. mercantilism
ilies B. capitalism
90. The following characteristics best define C. communism
which type of colonialism? “These were D. feudalism
formed by businessmen who were inter-
ested in exploiting the natural resources of 95. What objective did Britain have in Africa?
the territories they were allowed to gov- A. Dominate from north (Cairo) to south
ern.” (Cape)
A. Economic Companies B. Dominate from east to west
B. Direct Rule C. Master the Congo River
C. Indirect Rule D. Master the Nile River
D. Settler Rule 96. Wide Sargasso Sea was written by
E. All of the above A. Charlotte Bronte
91. In the United Kingdom and France, the po- B. Gayatri S. Spivak
litical system in the 19th century was C. Emily Bronte
A. Liberal D. Jean Rhys
B. Authoritarian 97. It lasted from 1700 to 1850 and origi-
92. The following characteristics best define nated in Asia and Africa in the colony of
which type of colonialism? “In this type the Congo:
of colonialism, colonialists did not try A. Illustration
to negotiate governance with indigenous B. Industrial Revolution
African rulers and governments. Indige-
nous authorities had a subordinate place C. Colonialism in Asia and Africa
in these administrations.” D. French Revolution

98. What is NOT an example of expansion- 102. Why were the slaves treated so badly
ism? during the Middle Passage?

A. Europeans moving out to a new part of A. The slaves had weapons so the sailors
the country already owned by them had to fight them.
B. American colonists moving to the west B. The sailors were afraid the slaves
to create more states would overtake the ship.
C. Americans taking control of land in C. They weren’t treated badly.
Cuba, Hawaii, and the Philippines
D. They didn’t deserve to be treated well.
D. Europeans claiming land in Africa
103. Which rebellion was abolished because of
99. In India the population has reached more the division among its leaders and the com-
than one billion people after the Second bined forces of the Qing troops and British
World War. India became independent in and French soldiers?
1947. Is the population explosion a con-
A. The Nian Rebellion (1853-1868)
sequence of colonialism?
B. The Muslim Rebellion (1855-1873)
A. Not at all, it has nothing to do with it.
C. The Taiping Rebellion (1850-1864)
B. It is partly a consequence of colonial-
ism, but more of public health policies D. The Boxer Rebellion (1898-1901)
C. Clear. Everything that happens is a 104. What is a raw material?
consequence of colonialism.
A. A completed product
D. Let’s see teacher, but what do you
want from my life? B. A resources used to make a product
100. Which region of colonies depended on 105. What is the main difference between
farming the least? colonialism and imperialism?
A. New England A. Colonialism is about expanding the
host country’s influence and setting up
B. Middle
colonies, while imperialism is about con-
C. Southern trolling a country with military forces
D. none of above B. Colonialism is about controlling a coun-
try with military forces, while imperialism
101. Neocolonialism is best defined by
is about expanding the host country’s in-
A. Neocolonialism is the practice of using fluence and setting up colonies
capitalism, globalization, and cultural im-
C. Colonialism and imperialism are the
perialism to influence a developing coun-
same thing
try
D. None of the above
B. Neocolonialism is the use of religion to
impose authority from one country to an- 106. “Bolshevik” means
other
A. The Soviets
C. Neocolonialism is the same as old colo-
nialism B. The minority
D. Neocolonialism is a practice that does C. Most

not happen anymore D. none of above

107. Characteristic of colonialism 111. We left England because we thought

A. It is based on political and military their religion was wrong and wanted our
power to ensure the control of one group own religious freedom. Settled in Mas-
over others sachusetts. Persecuted the Quakers be-
cause their religion was wrong, at least
B. Promotes the autonomy of individuals we thought so.:) (a)
and self-determination
C. It is characterized by the accumulation A. Pilgrims
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of wealth for one nation over another. B. Plymouths
D. It is characterized by the exploitation
C. a Puritans
of the natural resources of dominated na-
tions D. packniks
108. What is the assignment?
112. Related to how we make and use money.
A. A system made by the colonists of di-
viding ships among the Mexicans
B. a fact of the Spanish crown to the Span-
ish in America who can demand tribute
and jobs from the indigenous people of the
area
C. a type of food for conquerors
D. none of above
109. Why did the rural population decrease

greatly in Spain? A. Factor
A. Due to the rural exodus and foreign
B. Economic
emigration due to the lack of future in this
country, especially to Latin America. C. Political
B. Due to the urban exodus and foreign
D. Technological
emigration due to the lack of future in this
country, especially to Central Europe.
113. 10-. How was the administration and
C. Because of the inequality that existed
territory of the colonies organized after
between day laborers and chiefs
the military conquest?
D. Did not decrease
A. In exploitation colonies, settlement
110. What enabled the Europeans to effec- colonies and protectorates.
tively subjugate the native inhabitants of
places outside Europe? B. Only in protectorates.
A. technological innovations in navigation C. In colonies of exploitation and settle-
B. the desire to spread Christianity and ment.
weaken Islam D. none of above
C. the desire to control the spice trade
D. the development of stronger weapons 114. The graphic shown illustrates the


A. Meditate
B. Ahimsa
A. The Columbian Exchange C. Pass
B. The Triangular Trade D. Nirvana
C. Columbus’ Voyage 118. Largest ethnic group in Chile:
D. Magellan’s Circumnavigation A. Mestizos.

B. Natives.
115. Europeans began exploring the world be- C. Zambos.
cause they wanted to:
D. none of above
A. gain riches from Asia like silk and
spices 119. The most Southern on the United King-
dom of Netherlands was
B. prove that the world was flat
C. discover a New World
D. All of these are true
116. Which statement below describes the

idea of White Man’s Burden?
A. It refers to the idea that Westerners A. Belgium
were obligated to civilize the rest of the B. Luxembourg
world.
C. Netherlands
B. It refers to the idea that certain people D. none of above
or group of people are likely to survive or
are more powerful because they are natu- 120. What did the Declaration of Indepen-
rally better. dence do?
C. It refers to God’s command in the bible A. set up the government
that people should spread Christianity. B. announced our permanent separation
from Britain
D. it refers to the mindset of Chinese su-
periority among other races C. freed the enslaved individuals in the
Southern colonies
117. No Violence D. lowered the voting age to 18

121. The Napoleonic army took advantage C. Portugal began to look for new trade
when it entered Spain to: routes and to search for civilizations out-
A. take a break in Spain side Europe
B. occupy several French cities D. They are all true
C. occupy several Spanish cities 126. The its main function was to receive
D. none of above or receive the money that arrived in the
royal coffers of the colonies and manage
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122. Why was Russia interested in having con- it properly.
trol of the Caspian Sea?
A. Royal Court
A. Because it charged other countries to
B. Viceroyalties
enter or leave Asia and had access to raw
materials. C. Royal Treasury
B. Because in the Caspian Sea they grew D. Council of the Indies
pearls
127. We were a bunch of rebel dissidents who
C. Why did they charge for fishing at sea?
founded Rhode Island. We shook when we
D. Because it was an important industrial were feeling the love of our God!
enclave of Coltán
A. Shakers
123. Characteristics B. Puritans
A. Destruction of capitalism C. Pilgrims
B. Invasion from one town to another D. Quakers
C. None of the above
128. Government of India Act was introduced
D. Industrial dispossessionColonizer
in which year?
blockade
A. 1836
124. These were the methods that Bismarck
and Prussia used to unite Germany B. 1837
A. Militarism and realpolitik C. 1835
B. Colonialism D. 1838
C. Pacifism and diplomacy 129. Which empires practiced colonialism first:

D. Creoles and mestizos A. Russian EmpireQing Dynasty
(China)Spanish Empire
125. What was internal colonialism like be-
fore? B. Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, An-
cient Egypt, and Phoenicia.
A. Before, it was based on the old
colonies, which little by little emerged C. British EmpireMongol Empire
over time.
D. Second French Empire (Napoleon)Abbasid
B. The political and economic regime CaliphateUmayyad Caliphate
arises in which a State controls and ex-
ploits a territory foreign to its own. 130. What is colonialism?

C. Colonialism
D. Sovereignty

134. What is the term used for Asian
economies that experienced intense
growth and industrialization after WWII?
A. Asian Lions
A. The process of extending one coun- B. Asian Tigers
try’s rule beyond it’s own borders and C. Asian Elephants
over another country
D. Asian Dragons
B. The process of agreeing to combine
countries to create one larger country 135. Holding
C. The process of defending another A. Exercising control in another company
country from invasion by a stronger coun- by buying shares in that company
try B. Firms in the same sector agreeing to
D. none of above reduce competition
C. Companies that divide up the operat-
131. He was the conqueror of the Inca Empire. ing territory to reduce competition
D. Market where you can buy shares
136. Imperialism occurred in the period of
A. late 18th century and early 19th cen-
tury
B. XIX century
C. Early 20th century
A. Francisco Pizarro
D. late 19th century and early 20th cen-
B. Hernan Cortes tury
C. Christopher Columbus
137. What is a constitution?
D. none of above
A. A set of rules that explain how the gov-
132. The only country in Southeast Asia that ernment functions
retains its independence is B. Crops that are sold for profit
A. Siam C. A contract or agreement
B. Honor Liste D. Farming/growing crops
C. Brunei 138. An ideological cause of imperialism
D. Vietnam
133. When one country takes over another

country, settling it with their people and
spreading their culture.
A. Indirect rule
B. Assimilation

A. The feeling of superiority and the ideal 142. In which conference is the African conti-
of civilizing peoples that the powers con- nent divided?
sidered backward. A. Berlin conference
B. Rivalry between powers.
B. Davos conference
C. Construction of railways, ports, roads
C. Versailles Conferences
D. Plantation exploitation
D. Lora Conference
139. What were the main goods traded in the
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Triangular Trade? 143. Which were the 5 European empires?
A. gold, silver, and precious gems A. British, French, German, Belgian, and
Netherlands
B. food, clothing, and tools
B. British, Spaniard, German, Belgian,
C. weapons, ammunition, and military
and Japanese
equipment
C. French, German, Belgian, Netherlands,
D. slaves, raw materials, and manufac-
and USA
tured goods
D. none of above
140. Which of the following is located at #2
on the map? 144. Who is Lin referring to when he says the
“barbarians”?
A. An ancient tribe
B. Chinese peasants
C. Americans
D. Europeans
145. It refers to the Alcaldia mayor’s partici-

pation in Trade in his own province
A. Protection Corps
B. Court of Accounts
C. From the Indies
D. Trade Pardon
A. Boston
146. English language is mandatory during the
B. Jamestown
Americans.
C. New York City
A. TRUE
D. Philadelphia
B. FALSE
141. What was the first permanent settle-
ment in colonial Carolina? 147. He discovered Panama in 1513.
A. Charles Town A. Amerigo Vespucci
B. Salem B. Vasco Nunez de Balboa
C. Saint Augustine C. John Cabot
D. Jamestown D. none of above

148. What is the concept of Pax Britannica? 153. It is the highest court in the Philippines
A. A period of peace and stability main- during the Spanish occupation.

tained by Britain A. Supreme Court
B. A trade agreement between Britain B. Royal Court
and its colonies C. Municipal Court
C. A religious movement promoting D. Court of Appeals
British imperialism
154. One effect of industrialization on Meiji
D. A military alliance between European
Japan was that it
powers
149. Which European empires had more terri-

tories in possession?
A. British and French
B. German and Belgian
C. British and Netherlands A. strengthened the power of the Shogu-
D. none of above nate
B. decreased the level of pollution
150. The image shows a common household ac-
tivity. What part of culture is shown in the C. modernized transportation
image? D. increased the number of small farms
A. How a culture makes rules 155. Motivations for Colonialism:What was
B. How a culture is passed down one of the main motivations for European
nations to engage in colonialism?
C. How a culture creates work
A. Promoting democracy
D. How culture helps you burn your hand
on a stove. B. Religious conversions
C. Access to natural resources
151. What is Bethbegari?
D. Establishing educational systems
A. bathing
B. forced labour 156. Natural processes, such as earthquakes
and hurricanes, affect people and soci-
C. disease eties. All of the following inferences can
D. none of the these be drawn about the impact of the Haiti
earthquakes and hurricanes EXCEPT:
152. Which reason best represent the sen-
A. With flooding, transportation would
tence below?”The natural resources and
have been interrupted.
products from Africa fueled the European
Industrial Revolution” B. It would have been difficult for aid to
get to people.
A. Political
C. There was likely starvation or malnu-
B. Religious
trition because of the crop destruction.
C. Economical D. Changes to the hillsides meant more
D. Ideological jobs than before.

157. Education was promoted for three main 162. Which countries doesn’t belong to the
objectives: first wave of colonial expansion?
A. to promote democracy A. German
B. to establish schools in many towns
B. Italy
C. to teach English language
C. England
D. to colonized
E. to introduce American culture to the D. France
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Filipino people
163. Imperialism is
158. Which of the following was NOT used or
valued by the Puritans (choose all correct A. The political and economic domination
answers) of a territory by a foreign state.
A. Individual differences B. The formation of empires in Asia and
B. the Bible Africa.
C. Simplicity C. The exploration of new territories un-
D. Relationship with God populated or unknown since the industrial
E. colorful clothing revolution
D. The territorial expansion of the great
159. What religion did the Ottoman Empire
European powers.
help spread throughout their empire?
A. Buddhism
164. Which forced the British to relocate their
B. Christianity capital to New Delhi in 1911?
C. Shintoism
A. British liked Delhi more than Calcutta
D. Islam
B. political discontent all over India
160. Aba women riot took place in the year
C. Delhi was more developed than Cal-
cutta.
A. 1925
B. 924 D. none of these
C. 923
165. The blandongdienstein system of exempt-
D. 1929 ing villages from rent in return of free
labour was introduced by whom?
161. “Within four decades, grew from a
fishing village with a population of more A. Britishers
than 1, 000 to become a regional commer-
cial center” the country is referred to as B. French
A. Indonesia C. Dutch
B. Brunei D. Portuguese
C. Singapore
D. Philippines 166. The imperialism

170. What is a charter?

A. A settlement in a foreign land

B. A group that goes on a long journey for
religious reasons
C. Permission given from a higher author-
ity
D. Leader or head of government
171. Which countries were the first to attempt
A. It is only produced in the United States
sailing to other lands and find navigation
B. It is carried out through private compa- routes?
nies in which an individual discovers and
A. England and France
conquers a territory for his or her own
benefit. B. Spain and Portugal
C. It seeks political and economic control C. Germany and Italy
through military force. It has strong na- D. China and Japan
tionalist connotations.
172. According to this agreement, theimagi-
D. It is a form of government that seeks
nary demarcation line dividingthe world
the common good for all
was shifted to the AtlanticOcean, 370
167. What was one negative impact of colo- leagues west of Azoresisland and Cape
nialism on the environment? Verde Islands.
A. Destruction of natural habitats A. Inter caetera
B. Conservation of natural resources B. Treaty of Tordesillas
C. Promotion of sustainable farming prac- C. Treaty of Atlantic
tices D. Treaty of Paris
D. Preservation of biodiversity
173. Why did every great empire seek to con-
168. Which ones of the following are new trol the Middle East
sources of energy during the Second Indus- A. rich in resources
trial Revolution
B. didn’t have deserts
A. Electricity
C. trade center
B. Coal
D. it was never valued
C. Water vapor
D. Nuclear power 174. What is Neo-Colonialism?
E. Oil A. The use of religion to impose authority
from one country to another
169. With the Laws of the Indies
B. Forcing a nation to accept communism
A. More than 10 thousand standards
C. The control of less-developed coun-
were unified.
tries by developed countries through indi-
B. Indian rules were included. rect means
C. A council of Indians was allowed. D. Take direct control of another land in
D. Property tax was collected. as part of building a global empire.

175. All of the conquered countries or territo- 179. Which American colony had good re-
ries of another country. lations with the Native Americans and
learned valuable skills from them?
A. Roanoke
B. Plymouth
C. Jamestown
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D. Massachusetts Bay
A. colony
B. settlement 180. What were the causes that contributed to
C. empire the expansionism of the European powers
during the 15th and 16th centuries?
D. conquest
A. The economic and social rise of the
176. In 1885, Sir Cecile Rhodes bourgeoisie over the aristocracy
writes:Yesterday I was in the East End of
London and attended an assembly of the B. The desire of European powers to ex-
unemployed. As in said meeting I listened pand and gain wealth and territories
to exalted speeches whose predominant
C. Advances in navigation, interest in
note was:“bread, bread”, and when I re-
trade with eastern lands and the desire
flected, when I returned home on what
of European powers to consolidate their
had been said, I convinced myself, more
hegemony
than ever, of the importance of colonial-
ism” What cause is behind this reflection? D. Trade interest with India and the dis-
A. Economic covery of the compass
B. Demographic
181. What was the most significant effect of
C. Policy Bacon’s Rebellion?
D. Ideological
A. Colonies transition to slave labor
E. Scientific
B. Voting rights are expanded to all men
177. Territories dominated by a power in
which there was no indigenous govern- C. Government distributes land more
ment, but rather the authority fell directly equally
on the metropolis D. Fur trade is open to all citizens
A. Colonies
B. Protectorates 182. According to the documentary, the post-
colonial world, which processes would be
C. Concessions linked to colonialism
D. Mandates
A. Development
178. First book published in the Philippines in
B. Imperialism
1593
A. Doctrina Christiana C. Nepotism
B. Filibusterism D. Fascism

183. These are the subbranches of the local B. Sleepers

government during the Spanish occupa-
C. Rail fasteners
tion.

A. president, vice president, and secre- D. None of these
tary
188. It refers to the plan of Basco y Vargas,
B. judge, prosecutor, and lawyer which focused on monopolies that would
C. commander, lieutenant, and sergeant improve agriculture and bring revenues to
the government.
D. provincial, municipal, and barrio
A. General Economic
184. The introduction of the assembly line in
factories B. Friends’ Economic
A. it responded to the need to control the C. natural indians
correct behavior of workers
B. it allowed us to reduce the number of
machines needed for the production pro- 189. What does the term “colonization” mean
cess in the first paragraph on page 1?
C. it significantly reduced working times A. It means taking control of another land
D. none of above for its precious goods and changing the
culture of the people who live there
185. What helped the middle class to grow?
B. It means the subjugation and assump-
A. Guild memberships increased. tion of control of a place by the use of mil-
B. Peasants made more money. itary force.
C. More people started businesses. C. It means free of outside control.
D. The nobles sold land to peasants. D. It refers to a group of countries under
a single authority.
186. Why was the construction of the Panama
Canal important to trade in the area?
190. Outcome of Korean War
A. It provided a great place for tourists to
relax at beaches along the canal. A. Strengthened US-Chinese Relations
B. It meant that ships could get from the B. Incredibly high casualities
Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean in a much C. Resulted in the split of Korea into
shorter period of time. North/South Korea
C. It joined the United States and Mexico
D. Led to election of Mao
for easy trade.
D. It meant that cars could travel north- 191. Colony that was called the “crown
ward at high speeds carrying goods to jewel”
market.
A. East Indies
187. Wooden planks laid across railway tracks B. Congo
to hold these tracks in a position are
called: C. Filipinas
A. Beams D. Indochina

192. During the second colonial exploitation of 196. In Latin America, everything was in or-
the French colonialists in Indochina (1919- der, trust and knowledge.
1929), the Vietnamese economy A. TRUE
A. are still in a backward and poor state. B. false
B. There is a very rapid and strong
197. Which had the greatest effect on Ameri-
change in structure.
can Indian populations?
C. has independent development from
A. crops
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the French economy.
B. diseases
D. capable of competing with the French
economy. C. horses
D. plantations
193. What is it called when one particular
world power takes control of another area 198. Who openly opposed the arrival of the
or people group? Spaniards on the island?
A. Encomienda A. Rajah Humabon
B. Civilization B. Lapu-Lapu
C. Colonization C. Kolambu diagram
D. Columbian Exchange D. stash
E. Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade 199. The first arrival of the Dutch in Indonesia
was led by
194. English philosopher who advocated the
idea of a “social contract” in which gov-
ernment powers are derived from the con-
sent of the governed and in which the gov-
ernment serves the people; also said peo-
ple have natural rights to life, liberty and
property.
A. Thomas Jefferson
B. John Locke
C. John Adams
D. George Washington
195. It is a political and economic system A. Cornelis de Houtman

through which a strong State, called B. Afonso de Albuquerque
a metropolis, dominates and exploits
weaker ones, known as colonies. C. Herman W. Daendels
D. Van den Bosch
A. colonization
B. colonialism 200. The earliest example of a government be-
ing divided into executive, , and
C. colonia
branches was found in ancient Rome. This
D. none of above is what is called separation of powers.

A. government D. Ideological
B. legislative E. Scientific

C. judicial 204. What was the only way for Europeans to
D. democracy get spices?
201. An application of Darwin’s scientific the- A. They had to grow it themselves.

ories of natural selection and the survival B. They had to buy it from the Ottomans.
of the fittest to the struggle between na-
C. They had to fight for it in wars.
tions and races; used in the late 1800s to
justify imperialism and racism. D. none of above
A. Communism 205. The wealthy families in a pueblo are
B. Social Dawinism called
C. Socialism A. poblacion
D. Social Theory B. plaza complex
C. main
202. Select all FOUR of the definitions of colo-
nialism. D. none of above
A. Establishment of a colony in one terri- 206. One moves to a foreign region and
tory by a political power from another ter- settles there, usually using force and sub-
ritory jugating the native inhabitants. Once this
B. Maintenance, expansion and exploita- is done, the dominated society is reorga-
tion of that colony nized according to the interests of the con-
queror, who imposes a colonial order.
C. Describes unequal relationship be-
tween colonial power and colony A. Colonia.
D. Process of creating a separate group B. Power.
of people labeled as non-normal or infe- C. Nation.
rior
D. Republic.
E. Describes unequal relationship be-
tween colonists and indigenous people 207. Card Players is a painting painted by
203. In 1895, Chamberlain gave the following A. Cezanne

speech:A nation is like an individual:it has B. Gauguin
its duties to fulfill and we cannot ignore
C. Kandinsky
ours towards so many people entrusted
to our tutelage. Only our domination can D. Picasso
ensure peace, security and wealth to so
many unfortunate people who, never be- 208. What was the largest world economy at
fore, have known these benefits. What the beginning of the 19th century?
cause is behind it? A. China
A. Economic B. United Kingdom
B. Demographic C. USA
C. Policy D. Germany

209. State True & FalseThe British thought sur- 214. China was divided into by foreign
veys were important for effective admin- powers
istration.
A. Colonies
A. True
B. Protectorates
B. False
C. Spheres of Influence
210. The colonialist countries who came to rule
Indonesia in the past are listed below, ex- D. Empires
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cept
A. Dutch 215. controlled the Northeast for the
longest period of time.
B. Spain
A. Portugal
C. America
D. none of above B. France
211. Which of these options was NOT one of C. Spain

the fundamental bases of the colonial econ- D. England
omy?
A. mining 216. What is Civil-Disobedience?
B. slavery A. Nonviolent, non-cooperation with laws
C. jesuit missions that are deemed unfair or harmful.
D. agriculture B. Disobeying direct orders during times
of war, particularly Civil Wars.
212. This image represents:
C. Displaying the full power of the police
force during times of political or social
protest.
D. Refusing to listen to authority at all
times regardless of what the laws are or
who gets hurt in the process.
217. Which of the following principles are the

basis of the assembly line? (Check two
options)
A. The European conquest in Africa.
A. Divide the work to be done into many
B. The political division of Africa. easy operations
213. As a result of the Treaty of Tordesillas, B. Bring workers to work and not work to
the majority of Latin America speaks workers
as their primary language today.
C. Bring the work to the workers and not
A. French
the workers to work
B. Spanish
D. Divide the work to be done into a few
C. Portuguese complex and qualitatively better and more
D. English effective operations

218. If you are living in a country where capi- B. Spain and Portugal
tal in short supply, you are most likely in C. France and Germany
a/an country.

D. Canada and England
A. Underpopulated
B. Underdeveloped 224. What were the living conditions in Tsarist
Russia?
C. Overdeveloped
A. There were few resources such as
D. Over populated food that were essential back then
219. What were the two main types of B. The organization of the country is very
colonies established by colonial powers? bad
A. Commercial and residential C. The economy was collapsing
B. Agricultural and industrial D. 90% of the population was poor
C. Permanent and temporary 225. Which ancient civilization was located
D. Settler and extractive near the Andes Mountains, especially near
Peru, had a strong central government,
220. The main consequence of the First Phase and provided food for its people?
of the Soviet Revolution was A. Mayans
A. The seizure of power by the Soviets B. Incas
B. The Tsar’s abdication and his execu- C. Aztecs
tion
D. none of above
C. The abdication of the tsar and the for-
mation of a Provisional Government 226. What is coloniality as a historical and cul-
D. none of above tural reality?
A. An asymmetric ideology
221. What did Qing attempt to implement con-
B. A budget for the ethics of liberation
sidering the unequal agreements and rebel-
lions? C. A phenomenon of the past
A. Revolution D. A form of internal domination
B. Modernization 227. There was great population growth in Eu-
C. Conservatism rope at that time.
D. Democracy A. TRUE
B. Lie
222. In 1950, Law 600 was approved to con-
vene a Constitutional Convention and cre- 228. All humans have a car
ate a Constitution for Puerto Rico.
A. Right
A. TRUE
B. Privilege
B. Falso
229. Refers to the is the generation of infor-
223. What countries undertook enormous col- mation or the discovery of knowledge that
onization projects in America? advances the understanding of technology
A. United States and Mexico A. Trading

B. Gold 235. What was the purpose of the ‘Hobson

C. Glory Jobson’ dictionary?
A. To explain the meanings of Indian En-
D. Technological Advancement
glish words
230. Who was the nawab of Awadh? B. To promote the English culture in India
A. Shah Mother E C. To teach Indians the English language
B. Mir Jafar D. To document the history of British colo-
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nialism
C. Shuja-ud-Daulah
D. none of above 236. When did Japanese Imperialism begin?
A. Since the Middle Ages
231. WHAT ARE THE MAIN FACTORS OF PRO- B. Since the Modern Age
DUCTION OF CAPITALISM?
C. Since the end of the 19th century
A. TIERRA
D. They didn’t have that period
B. JOB
237. Which of the following rebellions
C. ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT showed the poor economic conditions and
D. BIMBO MANTECADADAS widespread corruption under the Qing gov-
ernment?
232. The group of wealthy families who held
A. The Muslim Rebellion
political power in a pueblo.
B. The Boxer Rebellion
A. Indians
C. The Taiping Rebellion
B. Mestizo
C. Main
238. The Spaniards built many public works
D. Priest and communications project to facilitate
233. What term is used for sacred groves pro- trade.
tected by villages in India, contributing to A. FACT
the survival of dense forests? B. BLUFF
A. Sarnas or Devarakudu 239. What activity were most of the people of
B. Terracing and contour farming the Congo subjected to in favor of Leopold
C. Scientific forestry II and for the benefit of the Belgians?
A. wood extraction
D. Intensive farming
B. The collection of native plants to exper-
234. Which of the following is a new develop- iment with them and find cures for Euro-
ment in forestry? pean diseases
A. Conservation of forests C. The extraction of rubber that origi-
nates from a tree that was abundant in the
B. Collecting timber
Congo
C. Scientific forestry D. Hunting wild animals to take them to
D. Keeping communities away from Belgium and make them known to the pop-
forests ulation

240. What was the name of the city that the 245. What happened when John White re-
Ottomans turned to Istanbul turned to Roanoke from his trip with new
supplies?

A. Rome
B. Versailles A. they were a thriving colony
B. they were all gone
C. Constantinople
C. they were at war with the natives
D. St. Petersburg
D. there were more houses
241. In which amendment is the Equal Protec-
tion Clause? 246. The reason why Spanish, Portuguese,
and the Dutch entered Indonesia was
A. 12th
firstly to get the spices. These are belong
B. 13s to the spices that they looked for, except
C. 14th
D. 15th A. nutmeg
B. ginger
242. An author’s is the reason an author
decides to write about a specific topic. C. cloves
A. Decision D. strawberry
B. Purpose 247. Permanent settlement act was intro-

C. Objective reasoning duced in which year?
D. Subject A. 1793
B. 1794
243. One of the important events that deter-
C. 1795
mines the history of colonialism and im-
perialism is the discovery of the Cape of D. 1796
Good Hope located in South Africa by a
Portuguese sailor named 248. Why did China start a war against
Britain?
A. Sebastian del Cano
A. The British trafficked opium into China.
B. Dom Henry
B. Because the Chinese saw that the
C. Vasco da Gama British were supporting the independence
D. Bartolomeu Dias of Tibet
E. Cabral C. Because the British wanted Hong Kong
Island
244. What were the economic factors that fa-
D. Because the British wanted the Chi-
cilitated imperialist expansion?
nese to open up to international trade
A. *missionary movement
249. WHAT IS INDUSTRIALIZATION?
B. *population increase.
A. It is when man uses machines to im-
C. *dominio territorial. prove his life
D. *material prime. B. This is when machines are used to
E. *material prime. make food.

C. is when machines are used to make 255. It refers to the system of govern-
clothes ment from Portugaland Spain which in-
D. all of the above volved the close relationship between the
Church and State in the governance of the
250. Which of the following countries started colonies.
out as Settler colonies? check 2 A. Farmers
A. The United States of America. B. Royal Patronage
B. France.
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C. Encomienda
C. India.
D. none of above
D. Argentina.
256. What was the “race for colonies” all
251. What Municipal cooperation what about in the late 1800s in Europe?
started by Britishers in nineteenth century
A. Europe wanted resources.
for the urban local body?
B. Europe wanted to civilize African na-
A. Calcutta Municipal Corporation
tives.
B. Imperial Delhi Committee
C. Europe wanted Christian converts.
C. Raisins Municipal Committee
D. All the above
D. Town Duties Committee
257. US imperialism. Where did they settle?
252. the Ottoman System of locking up broth-
ers and nephews until the next Sultan took A. Africa
over, at which time they would be killed is B. Hawaii
called
C. None of the above.
A. Fraternity
D. Mexico.
B. Maternity
258. (B) The Mayflower Compact, House
C. Fratricidal
of Burgesses, and FundamentalOrders of
D. Fractional Connecticut were important in the devel-
opment of democracy because they
253. Many were “disappeared” in Argentina
during A. gave all colonists the right to vote.
A. the dirty war B. ensured religious freedom
B. The May square C. overrode the power of the English king
C. Operation Falcon D. focused on the importance of self-
government.
D. none of above
254. Which of the following is a MIDDLE re- 259. In the middle 1800s, European powers
gion colony? started fighting over their African colonies.
What were the natural resources they
A. Vermont were after going to help fuel back in Eu-
B. North Carolina rope?
C. South Carolina A. Urbanization
D. New Jersey B. Heroism

C. Humanism 264. IT IS A PRINCIPLE OF POLITICAL LIBERAL-

ISM:Government and, therefore, political
D. Industrialization
power, must be the product of the consent

260. Who wrote a pamphlet called “Common of free men
Sense”? A. TRUE
B. FALSE
265. “We hold these truths to be self-evident

that all mean are created equal, that they
are endowed by their Creatorwith certain
inalienable rights, that among these are
life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”
This is found in
A. The US Constitution
B. The Declaration of Rights of Man
A. George Washington
C. The Declaration of Independence
B. Thomas Paine
D. The Albany Plan of Union
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Patrick Henry 266. What colonial empires emerged at the
end of the 19th century?
261. An example of Cultural Imperialism is A. France
A. The dollar B. Britain
B. Social networks C. Portugal
C. Democracy D. Japan
D. The Oligarchy
267. What invention is attributed to the
262. Character from history who conquered Wright brothers?
Mexico.
A. Christopher Columbus.
B. Francisco Pizarro.
C. Hernan Cortes.
D. Hernando de Soto.
263. The European countries at the Berlin Con-

ference divided up the territories of A. the motorbike
A. Asia B. the submarine
B. Africa C. the hot air balloon
C. America D. the airplane
D. none of above E. the missile

268. Which of the following city was Not de- 273. Which is NOT a way that rights were se-
veloped as Presidency city in colonial In- cured for newly freed enslaved peoples?
dia?
A. 14th Amendment
A. Agra
B. 15th Amendment
B. Bombay
C. Black Codes
C. Madras
D. none of above
D. Calcutta
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269. Which of the following is an instrument 274. Related to the government or laws of a
used to find directions (North, South, East, country.
West)?
A. Chromebook
B. Astrolabe
C. caravel
D. Compass
270. Refers to a monotheistic religion whose

God is Jesus Christ.
A. Islam A. Economic
B. Buddhism B. Technological
C. Christianity C. Political
D. Hinduism D. Factor
271. QUE ES PEOR QUE UN PROFESOR COLO- 275. Identify the characters and the years in
NIALISTA, HABLANDO DESDE LA PERSPEC- which they arrived in America on the dif-
TIVA DE UN ADOLECENTE DE 17 AÑOS ferent expeditions.
A. 2 PROFESORES COLONIALISTAS A. Vasco da Gama 1498
B. THE PAC
B. Cristobal Colon 1492
C. MATH TEACHER
C. Pedro Alvarez 1500
D. A TEACHER WHO TEACHES BASED YES
OR YES ON HIS SUBJECTIVE IDEALS D. Facundo CAbral 1490
E. Gonzalo Cohelo 1501
272. What type of colony were the places
where the metropolis did not intervene
276. For which religious group did William
in local political affairs, but directed eco-
Penn form Pennsylvania?
nomic exploitation and foreign relations?
A. Condominium A. The Quakers
B. Protectorate B. The Puritans

C. Domain C. The Anglicans
D. Territory D. The Jews

277. What is neocolonialism? 282. What did this man do?

A. A situation where one country is out-

wardly independent, but their economic
and political power is closely monitored
and controlled by external forces
B. A situation where colonies are given
complete independence from their coloniz-
ers
C. A situation where colonies have more
power than their colonizers
D. A situation where colonies are cultur-
ally independent from their colonizers
278. Which of the following conquistadors con-

quered the Aztec Empire? A. Fought against APARTHEID
A. Pizarro B. Fought for BLACKS for HUMAN

RIGHTS
B. Cortes
C. Liked APARTHEID
C. Range
D. Became FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT in
D. Balboa South AFRICA
279. Monarchical absolutism was character- 283. Which of the following is an important
ized by being civic duty in a democracy?
A. Divine right monarchy A. Obeying the law
B. concentration of powers B. Serving on a jury

C. reading the daily news
C. unlimited absolute power
D. Paying taxes
D. All the answers are correct
284. The first permanent colony in America is
280. What law, enacted in 1865, divided named after me, as well as the James
forests into reserved, protected, and vil- River?
lage categories?
A. Jamestown
A. Indian Forest Act B. King James
B. Forest Preservation Law C. King George III
C. Conservation Act D. William & Mary
D. Forest Management Act 285. What period does the process of colonial-
281. Imperialism is the set of practices that in- ism correspond to?
volve the extension of authority and con- A. to the old age
trol of one State or people over another. B. In the middle ages
A. Falso C. In the contemporary age
B. TRUE D. none of above

286. What was the primary focus of neocolo- 291. Which of the following is a trait that de-
nial relationships in Asia and Africa? fines a culture?
A. “Economic and political influence” A. Styles of architecture
B. “Social and cultural exchange” B. Language
C. “Military dominance” C. Individualism
D. “Humanitarian aid” D. Geographical location
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E. ”
292. Europe was also known as the
287. The sector of the society that was given
A. New World
the chance to vote in 1937.
B. Old World
A. men
B. children 293. Which river flows through Nigeria?
C. women
D. none of above
288. The background of the European nation’s

exploration of the Eastern world is, except
A. The Fall of the City of Constantinople
B. The invention of the compass
A. Nile River
C. Copernicus’ theory that the earth was
round B. Congo River
D. Advances in navigation C. Niger River
E. Want to build the Eastern world D. Jordan River
289. What was the main process done by 294. What was the important economic indus-
britishers to Indian towns for their capi- try in the New England colonies?
tal’s development in India?
A. Farming
A. Divide and Rule Policy
B. Shipbuilding
B. Urbanisation
C. Cash Crops
C. De-urbanization
D. Trade
D. East India Company Policy
290. What was one of the main points of the 295. The Pope gave the New World to the
peace treaty? Catholic Monarchs with
A. Treaty of Versailles A. the condition of exploiting them.

B. The negotiation B. The condition of evangelizing it
C. Leave the country C. The condition of enslaving them.
D. Be his lackeys D. The condition of bathing them.

296. The forced cultivation system proposed 300. THE FIFTH REPORT WAS SUBMITTED TO
by Van Den Bosch is driven by the follow- THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT IN
ing things, except

A. 1810
A. Empty state treasury
B. 1812
B. Heavy foreign debt
C. 1813
C. A war that costs a lot
D. 1815
D. The income from coffee cultivation is
not much 301. The development of capitalism and the
E. The regents’ desire to obtain cultuur Industrial Revolution in Europe, starting
procenten in the 18th and 19th centuries, marked a
change in the class structure. What classes
297. The society of the Old Regime was predominate?
A. of classes A. Clergy and artisans
B. estate B. Royalty and slaves
C. feudal C. Nobility and peasants
D. pro-slavery D. Bourgeoisie and proletariat
298. Which of the following is true about the 302. The second industrial revolution occurred
Atlantic Slave Trade?
A. in the second half of the 19th century
A. Europeans wanted a labor source for
new world colonies B. in the first half of the 18th century
B. Africans were sold to European C. in the second half of the 18th century
traders by their local warlords D. in the 13th century
C. Many thousands died aboard slave
ships before reaching the Americas 303. Refers to a country that sends settlers
to a place and establishes political control
D. All of the choices listed over it.
299. The city of Konstantinople was a major A. Colony
trading city and a city that became a sym- B. Colonizer
bol of the splendor of European/Western
nations at that time. However, when it C. Colonization
collapsed due to conquest by the Ottoman D. Conqueror
Turks, Europeans slowly began to explore
the oceans in search of spices. The fall of 304. What was the impact of colonialism on
Constantinople occurred in African societies?
A. 1450 A. Development and infrastructure im-
B. 1451 provements
C. 1452 B. Loss of personal freedoms
D. 1453 C. Cultural assimilation
E. 1454 D. Increased trade opportunities

305. True or False:The Ottomans required that 310. Which of the following was NOT one of
all the peoples they conquered converted the “3 G’s” of exploration?
to the Islamic religion or they were exe- A. God
cuted.
B. Galleon
A. False
C. Gold
B. True
D. Glory
306. As a result of European Colonization, Na-
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tive Americans 311. Why were the Spanish conquistadors
able to defeat the Aztec Inca?
A. Became allies with the Europeans and
lived in Harmony
B. Population increased
C. population decreased due to interac-
tionwith new diseasees
D. Became British A. They were smarter
307. Who was H.M.Stanley? B. Better technology
A. Arctic explorer C. More troops
B. Oceania Explorer D. Automobiles
C. Africa Explorer 312. Which of the following did not lead
D. Governor of Eurasia to the disappearance of the indigenous
population
308. Why did Europeans feel it was their duty A. The obligatory work
to colonize, as mentioned in “African Be-
ginnings”? B. The livestock expansion
A. Because they believed in equal treat- C. Internal power struggles

ment of all cultures D. The psychological impact
B. Because they believed indigenous pop- E. The use of tailcloths.
ulations were superior
313. What belief was used to justify the con-
C. Because they believed it was their re- quest of other groups of people across the
sponsibility to civilize indigenous societies globe, because it said that the strongest
D. Because they wanted to isolate from nations of the world were naturally supe-
indigenous communities rior to all other nations and races?
A. Imperialism
309. Dad brought a new grill that is port
to take on a picnic. B. Social Darwinism
A. -able C. Colonialism
B. -ly D. Economic Imperialism
C. -ful 314. Founder of the Maryland Colony

D. none of above A. King Charles II

B. James Oglethorpe 320. Signed in Tordesillas, Spain on 7 June

C. King George II 1494, and authenticated in Setúbal, Por-
tugal, divided the newly-discovered lands

D. Lord Baltimore outside Europe between the Portuguese
315. What was Zapata hoping to change Empire and the Spanish Empire, along a
through the Revolution? meridian 370 leagues west of the Cape
Verde islands, off the west coast of Africa.
A. He wanted to bring back Spanish rule.
A. Among other things
B. He wanted land reform and fair treat-
ment for Mexico’s poor farmers. B. Independence Day
C. He was trying to win independence C. The Treaty of Tordesillas
from Spain. D. none of above
D. He wanted to improve health care and
education. 321. To send settlers to a place and establish
control over it
316. A compass is a tool used for A. Colonize
A. Navigation B. Mercantilism
B. Attacking cities
C. Indigenous
C. Defending against enemies
D. Mercenary
D. Travelling
322. The main factors in the birth of West-
317. The group of rich farmers were known as ern imperialism and colonialism were Gold,
Gospel and Glory. Glory means that is
A. Zamindars A. Dominate
B. Grihpatis B. It’s not
C. Bhoomipatis C. Success
D. tenant farmers
D. Spread religion
318. A person who has contracted to work for
323. Dance in the Moulin de la Galette is a
a limited period, often in return for travel
painting painted by
expenses, shelter, or sustenance
A. Monet
A. Mercantilism
B. Proprietary Colony B. Renoir
C. Debtor C. Pizarro
D. Indentured Servant D. Degas
319. What was sent from the new world (the 324. Which country organized the Berlin con-
Americas) to Spain? ference?
A. silver/gold, tobacco, Indians A. England
B. gum, sugar, indians B. France
C. horses, cows, pigs C. Japan
D. none of above D. German Empire

325. Which of the following was a system in B. England was an imperialist power;
which the Ottomans took Christian boys, C. India was never colonized;
converted them to Islam, and had them
work in the military and government? D. All are correct;
A. Millet System 331. Which area of the world was the original
location of capture for many slaves?
B. Sultan System
A. West Africa
C. Vizier System
B. Europe
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D. Devshirme system
C. America
326. Character who founded the Communist D. Asia
Party of Indochina
332. The King’s way in Delhi is today known
A. Ho Chi Minh
as:
B. Sokarno
A. Janpath
C. Nehru
B. Highway
D. Mao Zedong C. Connaught Place
327. a European person living in the United D. Rajiv Chowk
States and who is not Hispanic
333. What happened as a result of the dis-
A. mestizo eases the European settlers brought with
B. Creole them to the new land?
C. Anglo American A. more doctors were required
D. Tejano B. tribes were wiped out
C. a cure was found
328. Leopold II was the
D. diseases did not cause any concern
A. leader of the Congo
334. In its development, the liberal era in In-
B. King of the Congo
donesia which lasted from 1870-1900 be-
C. King of Belgium gan when
D. rebel in the Congo A. Trilogi Van Deventer
329. What was the biggest driver of French B. CultuurStelsel
colonialism? C. UU Agriculture and UU Gula
A. W. Churchill D. Control of the Netherlands by
B. J.F. Kennedy Napoleon
C. J. Ferry E. Treaty of London
D. OB Vysmarsk 335. What does guerilla attack mean?

A. Traditional method of attacking
330. Still on studies in History (Imperialism
and the First World War), select the COR- B. Non-traditional method of attacking
RECT alternative. and surprise attack
A. The First World War was restricted to C. Fighting without weapons
just two belligerent countries; D. none of above

336. The final imperial dynasty in China. 340. Ruled the country of Vietnam from 1858-
A. OPIUM WARS 1907

A. Italy
B. QING DYNASTY
B. France
C. BOXER REBELLION
C. Spain
D. COLONIES
D. Portugal
337. Walk along the sea is a painting painted
341. Who was the first president of the United
by
States?
A. Monet
A. Abraham Lincoln
B. Sorolla B. George Washington
C. Kandinsky C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Degas D. Andrew Jackson
338. This architecture is found throughout 342. All of the colonists that tried to conquer
South America, Mexico and the southern Indonesia arrived looking for the various
part of the United States. Which terms and exotic spices that occupied the region.
complete the analogy showing the rela- The Maluku Islands in Indonesia harbored
tionship of this building to those who built most of the spices and were known as the
it? “Spice Islands”. Below are kinds of spices,
except
A. Ginger
B. Salt
C. Clove
D. Tea
343. Name the colony.
A. Colonists government
B. Buddhists temples
C. Catholics missions
D. Muslims mosques
339. The power of the ruling class to convince

other classes that their interests are the
interests of all, often not only through
means of economic and political control but
more subtly through the control of educa-
tion and media.
A. Hybridity A. New Jersey
B. Hegemony B. New York
C. Class struggle C. New Hampshire
D. none of above D. New Nothing

344. With the arrival of the Spanish to current 348. The process of imposing the western cul-
Ecuador, what social conflicts appear. ture to the indigenous peoples is called
A. Acculturation
B. Inculturation
C. Missculturation
D. Reculturation
349. What was the contracting house created
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for?
A. To encourage and regulate trade and
navigation with the old world
A. Civil warsEpidemicsLootingExpropria-
tions B. To promote and regulate the economy
and navigation with the New World
B. UnhealthinessCrimeExpropriationMi-
grations C. To encourage and regulate trade and
navigation with the New World
C. Taxation Exploitation Expropriation
Population D. None of the above
D. TheftsEmbembermentsExecutionsS- 350. What led to the intensification of the

cam search for routes to Southeast Asia?
A. The desire to gain access to spices
345. What colony was called The Lost Colony?
B. The need to find new trade routes
A. Jamestown
C. The spread of Christianity
B. Plymouth
D. The growth of European naval power
C. Quaker
351. The image represents the growth of:
D. Roanoke
346. What is the name of the phenomenon

where people leave the countryside and go
to the city for work reasons?
A. turismo
B. rural exodus
C. urban exodus
D. telecommuting
347. The first official permanent settlement in

the 13 colonies (North America) by the
British, this colony was founded in 1607
A. Jamestown A. french imperialism
B. Mayflower Compact B. english imperialism
C. Proprietary Colony C. American imperialism
D. Tariff D. german imperialism

352. By whom was the Khasi rebellion in the 357. What was a characteristic of slavery?
1860s was led by? A. The life expectancy of slaves used to

A. Tilka Manjhi be very long.
B. Birsa munda B. Slavery meant that the Spanish were
committed to evangelizing the African
C. U kiangbagh
slaves.
D. none of above
C. The condition of slavery could be inher-
353. What is economic exploitation? ited to their respective children.
A. when a place or people are taken ad- D. Slaves were used only for household
vantage of for money or resources tasks such as making food for the Spanish
family.
B. when people are paid fairly for their
work and resources 358. What colonies did the Netherlands have
C. when resources are used sustainably in Asia?
and shared with all community members A. Indonesia
D. when all of the resources are given B. Ceylon Island
away by the natives C. Filipinas
354. All the following aided the success of in- D. Taiwan
direct rule system except
359. Spaniards born in Spain
A. Autocratic Nature of the Emirs. A. Peninsulares
B. Submissiveness of the people. B. Islanders
C. Centralized nature of the No
360. Who were the conquistadors in the colo-
D. The inputs of the elites nization of America?
355. Which of the following is the MAIN rea- A. French explorers who traded with Na-
son a famine occurred in Africa during colo- tive Americans
nial times? B. Spanish explorers who conquered and
A. The Europeans took away all the food colonized the Americas
from the Africans. C. English settlers who established the
B. The Europeans did not allow the thirteen colonies
Africans to eat. D. Portuguese explorers who established
C. The Europeans forced the Africans to colonies in South America
focus on cash crops. 361. What did European governments use to
D. The Europeans took away all the control the people when they were setting
Africans’ land. up governments in Africa?
356. Moluccas is also know as

A. Philippines
B. Island
C. Spice Island
D. Malaysia

A. Constitutions B. Giuseppe Garibaldi

B. Laws C. Giuseppe Mazzini
C. Divide and Conquer D. Otto von Bismarck
D. none of above
365. Find the year of invention of the tele-
362. What is social Darwinism? phone. Add 13. Subtract the letters from
the name of the phone’s creator. The re-
A. Theory according to which more sult is (you can enlarge the image by
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evolved societies are better than less clicking on it)
evolved ones
B. Theory according to which we are told
that humans come from apes
C. Theory explained by Charles Darwin
about the evolution of species
D. Socioeconomic theory that indicates
that poorer societies should pay less
taxes
363. What was the main weapon of colonial- A. 1897

ism? B. 1877
A. There was no form of discrimination C. 1876
B. Physical discrimination D. 1936
C. Racial discrimination
366. Which of the following would most likely
D. None of the above result in the best multicultural understand-
ing among American students?
364. Who was the Italian military commander
that gained control of Sicily, overthrew* A. Study various religions
the King in Naples, and joined with North- B. Listening to new immigrants describe
ern Italy?*destronó their homelands and how they got to the
US
C. Listening to a speaker who has had
great success in America
D. Reading secondary sources about prej-
udices in history.
367. Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine,

spoke about the colonies becoming inde-
pendent from Great Britain.
A. Common Sense
B. Declaration of Independence
C. Olive Branch Petition
A. Count Cavour D. Treaty of Paris (1783)

368. What is a metropolis? 373. Who were the Filipino students that were
A. The homeland to which the colonizers sent to US to continue their studies as suc-
cessful scholars?

belonged* *pertenecen
B. A territory dominated entirely by the A. Judge Jose Abad Santos
occupying power
B. Former Philippine President Ferdinand
C. A territory where the metropolis re- Marcos
spected the native government
C. Renowed teacher Francisco Benitez
D. Administration and occupation of a ter-
ritory within a state for the purpose of D. Former UP President Dr. Jorge Bo-
trade cobo
369. Where was the first mass in the Philip- E. Former senator and ambassador Dr.
pines held? Francisco Delgado
A. Hormones
374. What are the four general types of colo-
B. Mactan
nialism?
C. Limasawa
A. Economic Companies
D. none of above
B. Direct Rule
370. What region of the world was divided by
the Treaty of Tordesillas? C. Indirect Rule
A. Africa D. Settler Rule
B. Europe
E. Partial Colonialism
C. Asia
D. The Americas 375. What did Fray Bartolome do with the
houses?
371. Which of the following is NOT a motive
of Colonialism? A. I fight for human rights for slaves
A. God B. He was the voice against the problems
B. Greatness and injustices of the Indians
C. Gold C. He created a law not to let Spaniards
D. Glory enter.
372. Example:People move to a new area. In D. none of above

this new area they create their own gov-
ernment and way of living. However, they 376. The law that created Philippine Military
are still under control of the power of the Academy.
country they came from.
A. Gabaldon Act
A. Colony
B. Cooper Act
C. Protectorate C. National Defense Act
D. Economic Imperialism D. none of above

377. This is the name of the last war that Ger-

many engages in before their unification:
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A. Franco-Prussian War
A. Cor de rosa map
B. Austro-Prussian War
B. Cairo-Cape connection
C. World War I C. From the Indian Ocean to the Black
Sea
D. Korean Conflict
D. None of the previous
378. MOST OF THE REST OF AFRICA ONLY RE- 381. It was the type ofsailing ship used bythe
CEIVED INDEPENDENCE AFTER Portuguese intraveling to Africa.
A. 1897 A. Godspeed
B. chapter
B. 1797
C. Titanic
C. 1956 D. caravel
D. 1623 382. The French controlled Indochina, which
had three countries in it
379. What was one result of the Treaty of A. Laos, Cambodia, and Siam
Paris of 1783?
B. Laos, Cambodia and China
A. Competing Seminole and Spanish C. Laos, Cambodia, and India
claims in West Florida were resolved.
D. Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam
B. The British navy agreed to stop im-
pressing American sailors into service. 383. Saragosa Agreement is an Agreemnt
which is signed by
C. Great Britain recognized the United A. British and Dutch
States as an independent country.
B. Portuguese and Spaniards
D. British territory in eastern Canada was C. Portuguese and British
ceded to France.
D. none of above
380. What name did the Portuguese project 384. Choose the best definition of the word
for Africa become known as? ‘privilege’

A. a system of advantages and disadvan- D. Each believed the other would try and
tages that a class or a group of people get take their land

B. Constant rewards for a group of peo-
389. What was the main system for organiz-
ple
ing Indian labor in Spanish colonies?
C. Lots of money and fancy things
A. Distribution
D. Related to race and gender only
B. Encomienda
385. What products did Dutch companies bring
C. Yanaconaje
to Europe from Indonesia in the seven-
teenth century? D. Mission labor
A. Tea and coffee
390. Select the main inventions of the second
B. Gold and silver industrial revolution that work thanks to
C. Spices and silk electricity.
D. Wine and cheese
386. The following characteristics best define

which type of colonialism? “This sys-
tem of governance used indigenous African
rulers within the colonial administration,
although they often maintained an inferior
or subordinate role.” A. Telephone
B. Television
B. Direct Rule
C. Lamp
C. Indirect Rule
D. Computer
D. Settler Rule
E. Radio
E. All of the above
387. The Spanish explorer who successfully 391. Where did Spanish colonizers transport
claimed Spanish control over the Philip- the African slaves to?
pines. A. to the Caribbean
A. Ferdinand Magellan B. to the Bahamas
B. Andres Bonifacio C. to the Cape Verde
C. Lapu-Lapu D. to the Mediera
D. Miguel Lopez of Legazpi
392. Soekarno, Moh hatta, and K.H Mas Man-
388. What was a reason for the war? syur joined in an organization called
A. Each believed they were more power- A. PRINCE
ful
B. Triple A Movement
B. The Spanish were trying to invade.
C. PETA
C. They were worried about Native Amer-
icans D. none of above

393. In the unequal relationship between the B. Examining the effects of colonialism on
colonial power and the colony, who had societies
more power?
C. Promoting colonial ideologies
A. Colonial power
D. Celebrating colonial conquests
B. Colony
400. What empire sought to unite Western Sa-
394. It is a government by the rule of majority
hara with Djibouti?
A. Americanization
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A. Ottoman Empire
B. democracy
B. Belgian Empire
C. public school
C. french empire
D. plebiscite
D. portuguese empire
395. In what battle did Great Britain and
France face each other? 401. Why did the Great Britain establish a
A. Sedan colony in Jamestown?
B. Sadowa A. to grow cash crops
C. Fachoda B. to search for riches
D. none of above C. to expand England’s territory
396. This act put a tax on all printed material? D. all of the above
All printed material had to be stamped and
the stamp had to be placed by British offi- 402. Two armed conflicts in China in the mid-
cials. 19th century between the forces of West-
ern countries and the Qing dynasty.
A. Sugar Act
A. IMPERIALISM
B. Stamp Act
C. Townshend Act B. COLONIALISM
D. Intolerable Acts C. QING DYNASTY

D. OPIUM WARS
397. The series of conflicts between Moros
and Spaniards was known as Moro wars
403. The Jama-Masjid was converted into Bak-
A. FACT ery by British.
B. BLUFF A. true
398. Many captive Africans on the Triangular B. false
Trade route died from diseases, cruel treat-
ment, and hunger. 404. The export crops that Indonesians should
plant are
A. True
B. False A. sugar cane and coffee
B. ginger and cloves
399. What is post-colonialism primarily con-
cerned with? C. coconut and ginger
A. Studying colonial-era literature D. none of above

405. 7-. How was the military conquest car- 409. What were the last two regions to join
ried out? Italian unification?
A. The conquest had a bellicose charac-

ter.
B. With constant wars.
C. With clashes of interests between ri-
val powers.
D. All are correct.
A. Sicily and Sardinia
406. Which of these statements is a cause of B. Piedmont and Rome
colonialism?
C. Rome and Venetia
A. Cheap labor
D. Austria and France
B. The resurgence of nationalism
410. What other power joined the world elite
C. The different wars in Africa.
in the last third of the 19th century?
D. None of the above.
A. Japan
407. During 1919-1930, increasing taxes B. Spain
was one of the measures taken by the
C. Germany
French colonialists
D. Belgium
A. serving the general mobilization policy
in Vietnam. 411. Why did the Europeans FIRST take
B. implementing command economic pol- an interest in the African continent?
icy in Vietnam. (Hint:Before raw materials)
C. Control all economic activities in In- A. They were engaged in the slave trade
dochina. B. They wanted to control African indus-
D. increase revenue for the Indochina try
budget. C. They wanted African agricultural prod-
ucts
408. The industry is
D. They were invited to help organize
African educational systems
412. The person who lend money is called:
A. moneylender
B. bank
C. begging
A. The activity that manufactures prod- D. tribals
ucts using complex machines or tools.
413. When was the Regulating Act passed?
B. The activity that obtains products di-
rectly from nature. A. 1784
C. The activity that makes products using B. 1773
hands or simple tools. C. 1775
D. The activity in which everyone works. D. None of the above

414. Identify the statementas an Economic, 419. The differing climate of each region lead
Political, or Technological Factor.Expansion to specific natural resources in each area.
of International Trade Therefore each region depened on those
specific natural resouces for their individ-
ual economies in order to make a profit.
A. True
B. False
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420. The Triple Alliance was agreed to by
A. United Kingdom, France and Russia
B. Austria-Hungary, Germany and the Ot-
toman Empire
A. Economic
C. Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
B. Political
D. Reino Unido, France and Italy
C. Technological
421. What does the following image represent
D. none of above
415. The main duty of a gobernadorcillo is to

implement laws.
A. True
B. False
Explanation:The main duty of a gober-
nadorcillo is to collect taxes.
A. The first mass-produced car (Ford T)
416. Watch the entire video. B. The first German car with a combus-
A. I did NOT watch the entire video. � tion engine
B. I did watch the entire video. � 422. What three consequences arise from the
war of ‘98?
417. The great European powers also exer-
cised cultural domination, through several A. Evidence of Spanish industrial back-
factors and these are: wardness
B. Discredit and unpopularity of the army
A. Language
C. Discrediting of politicians
B. Religion
D. Dismemberment of the Spanish navy
C. Goods and products
E. Credit loss
D. Cultural Models
423. What countries made up the Triple Al-
418. At the end of the 19th century, three In- liance?
dochina countries became colonies
A. Russia France and England
A. France
B. France, England and Russia
B. Netherlands
C. Germany, Austro-Hungarian Empire
C. Spain and the Turkish-Ottoman Empire
D. Older brother D. Germany, England and France

424. The system proved to be a reward- A. Prehistory

ing incentive for Spaniards to work hard B. Old age
in their conquest of the Philippines.

C. XV century
A. godfather
D. XXI century
B. encomienda
428. This act said the colonies could only trade
C. come what may
with their mother country What is it?
D. none of above
A. Navigation Acts of 1660
425. why did the santhal parganas tenancy act B. Mercantilism Acts of 1660
take place?
C. Raw Materials Act of 1665
A. to take back the land from british
D. Motherland Trading Act 1665
B. to protect the santhal people from ex-
ploitation 429. It is a story told by means of a play which
narrates the battle between Moros and
C. to change the leader of the santhal
Spaniards.
D. none of above
A. Fandango
426. Where are the Inca located? B. Fun-fun
C. Awit
D. Corrido
430. Necropolitics implies stating that
sovereignty basically consists of the
power to dictate
A. the genocide of minorities
B. who can live and who can die
C. the penal system and the death
penalty
D. none of above
431. This map depicts Vietnam during which
time period?
A. 19th century imperial rule
A. Sierra Madre Mountains B. World War I
B. Alps Mountains C. World War II
C. Andes Mountains D. Cold War
D. Appalachian Mountains 432. These are the two branches of the colo-
nial government.
427. when we consider that colonialism began
A. central and local government
B. monarchy and democracy branches
C. judicial and military branches
D. federal and state branches

433. Spain was a colonial power in the 19th D. Christoper Colombus

century. E. Alfonso de Albuquerque
A. TRUE
439. In what year or period was the famous
B. Lie
Berlin conference held where the Imperial-
434. Important meeting of European leaders in ist powers of Europe divided up Africa?
which the distribution of African territories A. 15/11/1884-26/02/1885
was regulated in 1885.
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B. 1884
A. Brussels Conference.
C. 1885
B. Bratislava Conference.
C. Berlin Conference.
D. none of above 440. During the spanish colonial period, the ba-
hag was replaced by
435. Is far older dating back to the acient em-
pires A. chinese shirt
A. colonialism B. underwear
B. imperialism 441. *What was the most important empire of
the 19th century and early 20th century?
436. The Congress of Vienna was convened
with the objective of reestablishing the A. France
borders of Europe after the defeat of B. Spain
Napoleon Bonaparte and
C. Inglaterra
A. promote political liberalism
D. Russia
B. establish socialism
C. promote anarchism 442. Which Act required Colonist to house
D. reorganize the political ideologies of British Soldiers
the Old Regime A. The Quebec Act
437. What was one of the critiques and conse- B. The Tea Act
quences of colonialism? C. The Townsend Acts
A. Cultural suppression and loss of tradi- D. The Quartering Act
tions
B. Forced labor and slavery 443. To maintain national independence and
develop the country, from the mid-
C. Exploitation, inequality, and cultural nineteenth century, Siam
imperialism
A. opened the country and established
D. Introduction of new crops, animals,
diplomacy with Western countries.
and cultural exchanges
B. signed many unequal treaties with
438. (M) The Portuguese explorers were Western countries.
A. Bartholomeus Diaz C. accept being placed under the um-
B. Vasco da Gama brella of American protection.
C. Pieter Both D. carry out reforms in the country.

444. Which of the following African countries C. The first European to sail all the way
were not under European control by 1914? around the Cape of Good Hope

A. Ethiopia and Egypt D. The quarterback that will take Peyton
B. Liberia and Ethiopia Manning’s place on the Denver Broncos
C. Liberia and Eritrea 450. What was the “White Man’s Burden?”
D. Egypt and Libya A. To “protect” others by forcing their
way on other nations
445. With whom did tilka manjhi form the lib-
B. To spread equality and justice
eration group?
C. Being considered inferior to other
A. food
races.
B. B) khond
D. To help other nations control their own
C. paharia territory
D. none of above
451. A colony is controlled by
446. One of the consequences of colonialism is: A. Foreign controllers inside native land
A. The crisis of ‘29. B. Native people in their own land
B. The Berlin conference. C. Native people living peacefully with
C. The discovery of Africa. foreigners
D. The reconfiguration of colonized terri- D. A democracy between all people

tories. present
447. During the Age of Discovery, countries 452. What is a Patronato Real Doctrine?
from the continent of took control over A. a royal patronage and control over the
land and people around the world. Catholic Church in the Spanish Empire
A. Africa B. a system of government in the Spanish
B. Asia Empire based on elected officials
C. Europe C. a type of military strategy used in the

Spanish Empire
D. South America
D. a form of taxation imposed on the
448. The Berlin conference was: Spanish colonies
A. A negotiation for Europe to divide In- 453. Name of an American woman who is a
dia saint
B. A negotiation to divide America
C. A negotiation to divide Africa
D. A negotiation to divide the world
449. Who was Vasco da Gama?

A. A Spanish conqueror in the New World
B. A relief pitcher with the Cincinnati
Reds

A. Santa Rosa de Lima 458. When was the Berlin Conference held?
B. Santa Teresa A. 1884-1885
C. Saint Rufina B. 1886-1887
D. none of above C. 1882-1883
454. This was the First written Constitution of D. none of above
the U.S.
459. Haciendas were important because they
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A. Constitution
were:
B. MayFlower Compact
A. the main center of production.
C. Articles of Confederation
B. the main religious center.
D. Declaration of Independance
C. the main political center.
455. Americans get a day off work on Octo-
D. none of above
ber 10 to celebrate this Day. It’s an an-
nual holiday that commemorates the day
460. A meeting in Berlin, Germany in 1884 to
on October 12, 1492, when this Italian
set rules for dividing Africa between Euro-
explorer officially set foot in the Ameri-
pean nations.
cas, and claimed the land for Spain. It
has been a national holiday in the United A. “OPEN DOOR POLICY”
States since 1937. B. PARTITION OF AFRICA
A. Marco Polo
C. BERLIN CONFERENCE
B. Ferdinand Magellan
D. ZULU WARS
D. none of above 461. EUROPEAN IMPERIALIST EXPANSION
WAS ATROCIOUS IN AFRICA. SO MUCH,
456. What’s the definition of land grant sys- THAT ONLY TWO STATES WERE INDEPEN-
tem? DENT:
A. Dividing up the land & selling it off A. ETHIOPIA-LIBERIA
piece by piece
B. SOUTH AFRICA-LIBERIA
B. To leave one country or region & move
to another C. ETHIOPIA-CAMEROON
C. The legal right to own a piece of prop- D. LIBERIA-NIGERIA

erty
462. What was the Berlin Conference
D. none of above
A. A conference held to split up the coun-
457. How many Delhi Muslints migrated in try of Africa between European countries
1947 partition of India?
B. A conference held to end Imperialism
A. Over two-third of the Delhi Muslims throughout the world
B. Over one-third of the Delhi Muslims C. The conference that started WWI
C. Over three-fourth of the Delhi Muslims D. The conference that helped organize
D. None of the above the United State constitution

463. Life of Paharias of Rajmahal completely 468. Who was excluded (left out) from the
dependent upon Berlin Conference?
A. representatives for the US

A. river
B. permanent agriculture B. representatives of European countries
C. forests C. representatives of African countries
D. Trade D. representatives of the 3rd Estate
464. What were three reasons Europeans 469. What time period did the Scramble for
wanted to colonize Africa? Africa take place during?
A. 1600s
B. 1800s
C. 1900s
D. 2000s
470. The railway network expanded rapidly in
India from the
A. They wanted more land. A. 1820s
B. They wanted more resources. B. 1830s
C. They wanted to cure diseases. C. 1850s
D. They were looking to gain wealth. D. 1860s
465. The Spaniards badly needed gold to fi- 471. What does world systems theory catego-
nance their expenses in the 30yrs war in rize the world into?
Europe A. First World, Second World, Third
A. FACT World
B. BLUFF B. Core, Periphery, Semi-periphery
C. East, West, South, North
466. A Dutch man who initiated the construc-
tion of the postal highway along the island D. Developed, Developing, Underdevel-
of Java was oped
A. Herman Willem Daendels 472. The Rashtrapati Bhavan was earlier
B. Sir Thomas Standford Raffles known as
C. Jacob Van Neck A. Secretariat
D. none of above B. Viceregal lodge
C. South Block
467. To unfairly benefit from the work of
someone else by overworking or under- D. Parliament
paying them is called what? 473. Why were the Crusades fought?
A. Minimum wage A. Oil
B. Unemployment B. Holy Land
C. Exploit C. Drama
D. Neglect D. Functions

474. True or false:“Inventions such as the B. The study of ancient civilizations

Bessemer converter or the Siemens fur-
C. The establishment, maintenance, ac-
nace made the production of higher quality
quisition, and expansion of colonies in one
steel possible”
territory by people from another territory.
A. TRUE
D. The process of creating new lan-
B. Falso guages
475. What was Farman 481. What country is shown on the map?
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A. A Royal order issued by Aurangzeb
B. A Royal edict issued by the British
C. A verdict of rule over Bengal
D. None of these
476. What is hongi sailing?

A. To control and monopolize the spice
trade
B. VOC patrols using kora-kora to con- A. Guinea
trol/monitor the spice trade B. Liberia
477. Card Players is a picture painted in the C. Kenya
year
D. Morocco
A. 1892
B. 1898 482. Document 4:The author is not African.
How do you think this affects his opinion
C. 1889 on colonialism in Africa?
D. 1882
A. He may see negative effects because
478. The total number of colonies were he was never personally affected by colo-
nialism
A. 1
B. He may see the positive benefits be-
B. 12
cause he was never personally affected
C. 13 by colonialism
D. 7 C. He may not have on opinion on the mat-
ter
479. Rich farmers in Bengal were known as
D. none of above
A. Jotdaras.
B. Ryots. 483. He is the highest leader of corregimien-
C. Amins. tos.
D. Amlahs. A. president
B. mayor
480. What is colonialism?
C. governor
A. The practice of trading goods between
countries D. mayor

484. Which continent can be found at the inter- A. South America

section of 40 degrees north and 100 de- B. Africa
grees west?

C. Asia
D. Europe
489. What is the term used for situations

where one country is outwardly inde-
pendent, but their economic and political
power is closely monitored and controlled
A. South America by external forces?
B. Europe A. Dependency theory
C. Africa B. World systems theory
D. North America C. Culinary colonization
485. Juan Ponce de León directed the Grito D. Neo-colonialism
Lares from exile.
490. During which period of time did Colonial-
A. TRUE ism take hold?
B. Falso A. 1200s-1400s
486. What was a specialized use for Sage, B. 1300s-1600s
Rosemary, and Parsley around 1648, es- C. 1400s-1700s
pecially near Salem, Massachusetts?
D. 1500s-1800s
A. Making Tea
B. Valuable to Sell 491. Whose expedition first circumnavigated
the Earth?
C. Ward off Evil Spirits
D. Herbal Health Remedies

which type of colonialism? “This type
of colonialism refers to the type of colo-
nialism in southern Africa in which Euro-
pean settlers imposed direct rule on their A. Ferdinand Magellan
colonies.” B. Basque da Gama
C. Vasco Nunez de Balboa
B. Direct Rule
D. Francisco Pizarro
C. Indirect Rule
492. introduced indirect rule system
D. Settler Rule
A. Mungo Park
E. All of the above
B. Lord Lugard
488. During the period 1600-1800, from
which continent did the majority of slaves C. John Holt
come from? D. Colonel Dent Young

493. Europeans were not as affected by the 498. The struggle to fight Japanese in Aceh
diseases they brought to the Americas be- was led by
cause they had A. Cut Nyak Dhien
A. mercantilism
B. Tengku Abdul Jalil
B. epidemiology
C. Supriyadi
C. immunity
D. none of above
D. colonization
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499. Bhinneka Tunggal Ika means
494. The slave trade dates back to:
A. Together we can
A. Recent B. Different and together always
B. Antigua C. Different but still one
C. Since the discovery of America. D. United we can
D. none of above
500. What are the three categories of the
495. Napoleon forced Charles VI to: world system theory?
A. kill his father A. imperial, colonial, and neocolonial
B. give up the throne B. core, periphery, and semi-periphery
C. conquer Spain C. capitalist, communist, and socialist
D. none of above D. developed, developing, and underde-
496. What professions were associated with veloped
the middle class? 501. Who issued papal bulls which divided the
A. Liberal professions, those developed world for Spain and Portugal?
with the intellect
A. Pope Alexander VI
B. The workers and proletarians
B. Pope Alexander IV
C. The upper bourgeoisie
C. Pope Alexander III
D. Liberal professions, those mainly phys-
ical D. Pope Alexander V
497. Lasted from 1700 to 1789 Originated in 502. What did NOT emerge in the 19th century
Europe and America in Europe:
A. Illustration A. Liberalism
B. Industrial Revolution B. nationalism
C. Colonialism in Asia and Africa C. Feudalism
D. French Revolution D. Industrialization

503. Native, or occurring natural in a place B. The control of one country over an-
A. Indigenous other country.
C. The act of preserving traditional cul-

B. Mercenary
tures
C. Colonize
D. The process of creating new countries
D. Mercantilism
509. The Treaty of Versailles allowed France
504. Identify the statement as an Economic, to recover Alsace and Lorraine
Political, or Technological Factor. Many
countries wanted to increase the size of A. TRUE
their empire to become the most powerful. B. False, he will recover them after World
A. Economic War II
B. Political 510. “Buffer zone” is a concept used to refer

C. Technological to which country in Southeast Asia?
D. none of above A. Vietnam
B. Laos
505. This was the first book published in the
Philippines in 1593, written by Fray Juan C. Campuchia
de Plasencia. D. Siam
A. Doctrina Christiana
511. PERMANENT SETTLEMENT WAS INTRO-
B. Do not touch me DUCED BY
C. Filibusterism A. LORD WELLESLEY
D. Florante and Laura B. LORD WILLIAM
506. The leader of the Dutch group who came C. LORD CORNWALLIS
to Indonesia for the first time was D. LORD ERWIN
A. Herman Willem Daendels
512. What was the name of the great popular
B. Jan Pieterszoon Coen uprising that occurred in China against the
C. Janssens Western powers?
D. Cornelis de Houtman A. Boxer Revolt
B. Uprising of the town
507. There were some disadvantages of colo-
nization C. The Great Red March
A. Loss of ancestral cultures D. The scourge of white
B. Obtaining a language with writing 513. Who was the leader of Portuguese when
C. Abolition of cannibalism they came to Indonesia?
D. none of above A. Cornelis de Houtman
508. What is colonialism? B. Thomas Stamford Raffles
A. The practice of promoting equality and C. Alfonso de Albuquerque

justice D. Pieter Both

514. What term is used for sacred groves pro- B. Black Town
tecting dense forests in India?
C. Red Town
A. Sarnas, Devarakudu, Kan, Rai
D. None of These
B. Amazon, Ghats, Himalayas, Plains
C. Reserved, Protected, Village Forests
518. What does the term “independence”
D. Enclosed, Cleared, Plantation Forests mean? It is found towards the bottom on
page 2?
515. Why did the Puritans leave England?
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A. It is a geographical area politically con-
trolled by a distant country.
B. It is the subjugation and assumption
of control of a place by the use of military
force.
C. It means free from outside control.
D. It refers to a group of countries under
A. They were being persecuted a single authority.
B. Because they wanted to practice their
religion their way 519. On July 25, 1898, the United States oc-
C. They were exiled by the king cupied Puerto Rico.
D. The people of England thought they A. TRUE

were witches
B. Falso
516. Which era saw Spain develop a mission
system in Texas to establish control over 520. What is an unalienable right?
the land and convert Native Americans to
Catholicism? A. rights that are only given to citizens
B. rights that cannot be taken away
C. rights that belong to aliens
D. rights that were only given to Patriots
521. The main means of maintaining the colo-

nial order is:
A. Age of Contact A. Democracy.
B. Spanish Colonial B. The violence.
C. Natural Texas and Its People
C. The economic interest.
D. Mexican National
D. Political power.
517. By early nineteenth century, the Indian
part of Calcutta was known as 522. What desert is found in the South of
A. White Town Africa?

C. System of labor in which a Spanish

colonist protected and educated the na-
tives successfully.

D. none of above
527. How was the second stage of the war

known?
A. Second blitzkrieg
B. trench warfare
A. Sahara
C. North Sea War
B. Siberia
D. War at sea
C. African
528. Which of the following was a character-
D. Kalahari istic of the Virginia House of Burgesses?
523. The scorched earth policy was followed A. It had 435 members.
by B. Members were chosen by the gover-
A. Japanese in Java nor.
B. British in India C. The governor had no power in its deci-
sions.
C. French in Vietnam
D. Representatives were elected by the
D. Dutch in Java people.
524. People move to the new territory becom- 529. is a highly infectious disease introduced
ing permanent settlers. by the Europeans.
A. colonialism A. smallpox
B. imperialism B. dysentery
C. Trench foot
525. Which of the following is responsible to
prepare a master plan and zonal plans for D. Tooth Aches
housing commercial centres, parks etc.?
530. In what century did imperialism appear?
A. Imperial Delhi Committee
A. XIX
B. Delhi Development Authority
B. XX
C. New Delhi Municipal Committee
C. XVIII
D. Delhi improvement Trust
D. XXI
526. Definition of Encomienda: 531. How were these events known in Spain?
A. System of labor in which a Spanish A. Disaster of ‘98
colonist was in charge of a group of na-
tives. B. Crisis of ‘98
B. System of labor in which a Spanish C. Death of ‘98

colonist treated natives poorly. D. Wind of 98

532. What happened as a result of the Berlin 537. Pay attention to the following data 1.
Conference of 1884-1885? Led by nobles, kings or religious figures
A. France and Britain agreed to govern 2. Regional in nature 3. Spontaneous
their African colonies jointly. and reactive 4. Led by educated people
5. National in nature 6. Has a clear vision
B. There was less fighting between and mission, namely Independent Indone-
African leaders and European powers. sia From the data above, what is a charac-
C. African leaders voiced their sugges- teristic of the Indonesian nation’s struggle
against colonialism after 1908, seen in the
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tions for better relations with European
powers. number
D. Europeans divided Africa into colonies A. 1, 2, 3
without consulting African leaders. B. 3, 4, 5
533. Which of the following is an example of C. 1, 5, 6
imperialism? D. 2, 4, 5
A. The formation of the United Nations E. 4, 5, 6
B. The abolition of slavery
538. This colonialist model was carried out by
C. The establishment of democratic gov- England, the Netherlands and France, it
ernments was characterized because it did not intend
D. The colonization of the Americas to occupy territorially, but rather to estab-
lish bases and establish commercial rela-
534. Which president led the North to victory tions.
in the American Civil War?
A. Economic model.
A. Abraham Lincoln
B. Territorial Model.
B. George Washington
C. Liberal Model.
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Conservative Model.
D. Andrew Jackson
539. What disease(s) did Europeans bring to
535. The leading agent in the expansion of the New World
British influence in Northern Nigeria in the
A. Small pox
1890s was the
B. Measles
A. British Consul in Calabar
C. Mumps
B. Royal West African Frontier Force
D. All of the above
C. British Consul in Lagos
D. Royal Niger Company 540. I was a famous colonist who got off to
a bad military start in the French & Indian
536. What is another word for “races”? War
A. colors A. Paul Revere
B. natives B. Sam Adams
C. ethnic groups C. Ben Franklin
D. cultures D. George Washington

541. Which natural resources was LEAST im- 546. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 was a
portant to ancient Africa factor western colonialism-imperialism

A. salt A. extra
B. diamonds B. inhibitor
C. coal C. pusher
D. gold D. trigger
E. main
542. It is the type of sailing ship used by the
Portuguese in traveling to Africa. 547. who is this character?
A. Astrolabe
B. Compass
C. caravel
D. none of above
A. range vasco
543. Was Argentina born under a colonialist B. bortolomeus diaz
world paradigm? C. cristopher columbus
A. And D. madam
B. No E. ferdinand
Explanation:range vasco
544. What were the Chinese demands on
British traders? 548. Did the bourgeoisie and the nobility
A. Promise not sell opium and only trade merge* in this period?*se funden
at Canton. A. No, they never merged because it was
B. Follow Chinese laws and only trade at a separate society.
Canton. B. Yes, they merge because of love rela-
C. Follow Chinese laws and promise not tionships
sell opium. C. Yes, they merge, with the nobility offer-
ing their titles and the bourgeoisie their
D. none of above
businesses.
545. Nicolas Dela Cruz Bagay was considered D. none of above
as the first Filipino painter.
549. They identify themselves as groups of
A. FACT
workers who organize to defend their la-
B. BLUFF bor rights.

554. They proposed the abolition of all types

of authority and state.
A. Socialism
B. Communism
C. Anarchism
D. Liberalism
A. Cooperativas.
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555. “The Sun never sets on the British Em-
B. Unions. pire” this was the phrase that summarize
C. guilds. the size of British Imperialism which
country was once a territory of Great
D. Associations.
Britain
550. Raffles made some changes in Indonesia
during British colonialism. One of them is
A. building highway along Java island

B. Restoring Borobudur Temple
C. transforming the trade tax in Indone-
sia A. Brazil
B. India
D. none of above
C. Japan
551. Which one was upset because of free- D. China
bies?
A. It’s foggy 556. Controlling a country with military forces
is the definition of
B. Lapulapu
A. industrialism
552. Which empire consolidated a huge chunk B. colonialism
of Central Asia, which now makes up much
C. nationalism
of what’s now Russia and Mongolia?
D. imperialism
A. Roman Empire
B. Ottoman Empire 557. Which of these is the right definition of
colony?
C. British Empire
A. Empire composed of different territo-
D. Mongol Empire ries
553. What is the meaning of Appropriation? B. A territory conquered and governed by

a distant state, called the motherland.
A. Rebellion
C. A rich and powerful European country,
B. Taking away something by illegal ways which occupied many territories.
or by force
D. An African country subjugated to a Eu-
C. People who borrow money ropean country.
D. none of above E. A rebellious region within a state.

558. What did the Russians exploit in Alaska? 563. The Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB)
A. seal meat is provided to all Indigenous people regard-
less of their status

B. The skin of seals, walruses and bears
A. True
C. Exploitation of oil to create a pipeline
B. False
D. Important commercial enclave for the
exploitation of silver and white gold 564. FILL IN THE BLANK:The word de-
scribes something that exists naturally in
559. Which European nations allowed them-
a particular place.
selves to be enticed by Eastern riches and
attempted to create room for maneuver? A. colonialism (n)
A. Spain and Portugal B. legacy (n)
B. Italy and Greece C. indigenous (adj)
C. France and Germany D. none of above
D. England and Holland 565. What period of Chilean History follows
560. What was one reason for why countries after Independence?
began to imperialize? A. Colonia
A. natural resources and new markets B. Indigenous villages
B. gold and glory C. Parliamentarism
C. new machinery and labor force D. Organization of the republic
D. none of above 566. The schemes under Delhi Improvement
561. The image shown here is evidence of Trust includes
China’s “century of humiliation”. TRUE A. town expansion
OR FALSE?
B. slum clearance
C. slum improvement schemes
D. all of these
567. Which continents did triangular trade con-

nect?
A. True
B. False
562. The Identity of East from the perspective

of Postcolonialism Identiti Timur dari
perspective PascaKolonialism
A. Other
B. Self
C. West A. Oceania, America and Asia
D. Colonizer B. Africa, America and Asia

C. Europe, America and Africa. 573. The Concessions were

D. none of above A. Commercial advantages that some
independent countries gave to the
568. Uprising against foreigners that occurred metropolises.
in China about 1900, begun by peasants
B. Commercial disadvantages that some
by eventually supported by the govern-
independent countries gave to the
ment.
metropolises.
A. Joint res S and abduction sound C. Commercial advantages that some
NARAYAN CHANGDER
B. BOXER REBELLION underdeveloped countries gave to the
C. WESTERN metropolises.
D. none of above
D. “OPEN DOOR POLICY”
574. What event triggered the outbreak of the
569. A person’s attachment to his region or First World War?
country is called
A. To the assassination of the archduke
A. absolutism of the Turkish-Ottoman empire
B. colonialism. B. The great arms sale in the European
C. nationalism powers
D. none of above C. The assassination of Austro-
Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand and
570. The province of Bengal included present his wife
day D. To Germany’s discontent with France
A. Bihar 575. What empires disappeared after World
B. Andhra Pradesh War I?
C. Assam A. The Austro-Hungarian Empire and the
Russian Empire
D. Burma
B. The Austro-Hungarian Empire and the
571. Mir Qasim was defeated in Turkish Empire
A. Battle of Plassey C. The Austro-Hungarian Empire and the
German Empire
B. Battle of Buxar
D. They are all true
C. Both a and b
D. none 576. Which two territories are still to unify
Italy after the creation of the Kingdom of
572. Why did the colonists come to America Italy (1861)?
A. They were tired of being persecuted
for their religion
B. They were tired of being persecuted
for their race
C. They were tired of being persecuted
for their gender
D. They were tired

A. The Papal states and Venetia C. Germany and Italy.

B. Venetia and Sicily D. France and Spain.

C. The Papal states 581. It refers to the areas that were not fully
D. Venetia under the control of the Spaniards.
A. City hall
577. What is postcolonialism?
B. Corregimiento
A. The study of ancient civilizations
C. Mayor’s office
B. b) The analysis of literature and cul-
tural practices after the end of colonial D. None of the Above
rule 582. How did colonization impact the Na-
C. c) The continuation of colonial rule tive Americans already living in the New
D. d) The promotion of colonial ideologies World?
578. In 1874, Leroy-Beaulieu said:Colonization

is the expansive force of a people. A peo-
ple that colonizes is a people that lays the
foundations of its greatness and its future
supremacy ( ). here is the statement
of an indisputable truth:the people that
colonizes the most is the first and best
people, and without It is not today, it will A. developed trade with the colonists
be tomorrow. What cause is behind it?
B. loss of land through wars and unfair
A. policy treaties
B. ideological C. settlers unknowingly brought deadly
C. economic diseases
D. technological D. all of these impacted Native Americans
579. Nationalism in European nations led to 583. After his own law firm in Bombay was
imperialism because unsuccessful, where did Gandhi move to?
A. the nations wanted fueling stations for A. South Africa

their naval ships. B. Australia
B. the people of Africa and Asia were C. London
poor and in need of help. D. Egypt
C. the countries of Europe were compet-
584. In the podcast, the teacher gives exam-
ing to become the most powerful
ples of necropolitics, which would be:
D. because the Europeans wanted a mar-
A. Environmental disasters, global warm-
ket for goods made in factories
ing and migration.
580. Which two countries delimited the bor- B. Mass sterilization, Wars, Holocaust,
ders of the Congo? Genocide, Ethnic cleansing
A. Portugal and Spain. C. Factory work and prison.
B. France and Germany. D. none of above

585. The administrative headquarters and 590. When colonists applied for land grants
trading centres of British India were in Texas under Spanish rule, they had to
A. Bombay agree to
B. Madras A. practice the Catholic faith
C. Bengal B. learn to speak Spanish
D. All the above C. serve in the Spanish military
586. What was the right of Diwani? D. leave their wives and children behind
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A. The right to buy all lands 591. Who led the Bolchivik party?
B. The right to administer civil justice A. Hernan Cortes
C. The right to not pay custom duty B. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
D. The right to administer criminal justice C. Japanese priest
587. Pay attention to the following informa- D. none of above
tion! 1) Successfully landed in Ternate in
15972) Formed the East Indian Company 592. Before the Spanish came to Mesoamer-
(EIC) organization to deal with trade is- ica, which group do you believe made the
sues. The above information is related to greatest and longest lasting contributions
one of the European nations who success- to South and Latin American culture to-
fully landed in the Indonesian Archipelago, day?
namely A. Mayan-Calendars, Ball Courts, Astron-
A. Portuguese omy
B. Spanish B. Incas-Terrace farming, Rope Bridges,
C. English Largest Empire
D. Dutch C. Aztecs-Chinampas(floating garden),
Canals, Large Markets
E. French
D. All of the Above
588. Which was NOT the new British Port in
the late eighteenth century? 593. Colonialism was extensively done in
A. Machilipatnam theAge of Exploration andDiscovery,
which was from the15th until the
B. Bombay
A. present days
C. Madras
B. first president
D. Calcutta
C. 17th centuries
589. Which ship of Magellan was burned by
the Filipinos? D. 18th centuries
A. Victoria 594. What is mercantilism?

B. Concepcion
C. Villalobos
D. Legazpi
E. Felipe II

A. A system where a mother countries B. Durgapur Steel Plant

gains money and power from natural re- C. Oil India Limited
sources that come from its colonies.

D. Tata Iron Steel Industry
B. where colonies trade gold and silver
with each other. 598. What name was given to the day that
C. Wars that start over money. Tsar claimed many lives?
D. Plantation colonies trading slaves for A. Happy Saturday
money. B. Bloody Sunday
595. Name the countries with whom Bismarck C. Sad sunday
fought D. Happy Friday
599. The African continent was divided among

the European powers without any consid-
eration, especially as of.
A. Treaty of Versailles
B. opium war
C. Paris treaty
D. Berlin Conference
600. What was King Leopold’s purpose for

claiming that his International African As-
A. Germany, Britain and France
sociation was a scientific and charitable or-
B. Denmark, Austria and France ganization?
C. Austria, France and Italy A. That was the association’s true inten-
D. none of above tion.
596. The Insular Board of Health was estab- B. King Leopold used the association to
lished to have general supervision on all acquire his own private country and ex-
the interests of public health in the Philip- ploit native Africans and steal from them.
pines. 601. My teach is very kind.
A. True A. -ing
B. False B. -ful
597. Which modern industry is this? C. -is
D. none of above
602. Which groups were part of the lower

class?
A. The peasants and the bourgeoisie.
B. The nobles and the bourgeoisie
C. Parliament and the monarchy
A. Steel Authority of India D. Peasants and proletarians

603. One of the factors that attracted the In- 608. Where were French colonies primarily lo-
donesian people to be colonized by Euro- cated?
peans was A. west
A. European spirit to realize the mission B. east
of Gold, Glory and Gospel
C. south
B. Indonesia has natural wealth, espe-
cially spices D. north
609. Which challenge did many African nations
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C. development of European science
face after gaining independence?
D. the development of the heliocentric
theory that the earth is round like a ball A. violence from rival groups living to-
gether
604. Ruled the Philippines from its conquest of
B. lack of education / government train-
Cebu in 1565 and Manila in 1571
ing to run a country
A. Spain
C. economy dependent on the European
B. Portugal country that colonized them
C. Britain D. All of the above
D. Indonesia 610. Which statement accurately describes the
605. Which of the following is true about the institution of slavery in the early modern
postal & telegraph system established in world?
British India? A. Slavery was primarily associated with
A. The 1st telegraphic line was opened in Africans and their descendants
from Calcutta to Agra in 1854 B. Slavery was a new historical develop-
B. It further extended to Lahore and Pe- ment that only affected Africans
shawar by 1857 C. Slavery varied greatly from place to
C. A single unified postal department was place and involved different populations
established for the entire country D. Slavery was a universal institution that
D. Both a & b affected all societies equally
611. In the case of Puerto Rico during the
606. What differentiates imperialism from
Great Depression in the United States
colonialism?
of the 1920s, it was two agencies, the
A. racist attitude PRERA and the PRRA, that had the great-
B. the desire to conquer new peoples est impact on changing the battered local
economy.
C. the desire to convert other peoples
A. TRUE
D. the desire to find new markets
B. Falso
607. ticket to participate in the Galleon Trade
612. The English Bill of Rights guaranteed
A. tribute
A. Parliament had to veto all laws and
B. encomienda taxes the colonists didn’t like
C. proverb B. Parliament had to approve all laws and
D. ticket taxes the colonists suggested

C. Parliament had to veto all laws and 618. From the text “Mohandas K.
taxes the King created Gandhi”:Gandhi helped free India from
D. Parliament had to approve any law can- the colonial rule of which nation?

celation or tax the King of England pro- A. America
posed.
B. Britain
613. The period when Europeans traveled to C. France
the East from 1450 to 1650 is known as
the era of D. Spain
A. Revolution 619. was an important African leader who
B. Colgialime-Imperialisme led a pilgrimage of 8, 000 people to Mecca
C. Discovery and exposed Europeans and Arabs to West
African civilization.
D. Samudra Reconquest
A. King Ali
E. Ocean exploration
B. Ibn Battuta
614. It was a cause of European imperialism.
C. Ms. L
A. Expansion desires.
D. Mansa Musa
B. Independence of the American
colonies and protectionism 620. Who was the first known European to
land on the shores of America?
615. Who wrote the book ‘The Forests of In-
dia’ in the year 1923? A. Christopher Columbus
A. David Spur B. Vasco da Gama
B. E.P. Stebbing C. Ferdinand Magellan
C. Glassmaker Elvin D. James Cook
D. John Middleton
621. Which of the following were in the lower
616. Mercantile system dominated from the social class and did the hardest work?
16th Century to?
A. Nobles
A. 17th Century
B. Farmers and Slaves
B. 18th Century
C. Priests
C. 19th Century
D. Craftsmen and Warriors
D. 20th Century
617. The Napoleonic Wars began 622. Where opium (commercial crops) were
cultivated?
A. because Spain did not want to be
friends with Portugal A. Bengal, Bihar and Punjab
B. for control of territories B. Assam, Tripura and Meghalaya

C. a fight for the throne of Spain C. Maharashtra, Telangana and Kerala
D. none of above D. none of above

623. What is segregation? C. Rhode Island

A. Unequal treatment based on a per- D. Massachusetts
son’s race, gender, religion, place of birth,
626. Creating a settlement is like
or other arbitrary characteristic.
A. Taking all the natural resources and
B. The social separation of groups of peo-
leaving
ple especially by race.
B. Controlling a place from far away
C. The feeling of being weighed down or
C. Moving in, clearing land for farming,
NARAYAN CHANGDER
held back by severe and unfair force.
and building towns like you’re going to
D. none of above stay awhile
624. How many countries make up the conti- D. Being welcomed into the homes of the
nent of Africa? indigenous people and learning their ways
without forcing your beliefs upon them
wouldn’t that be nice?
627. The Columbian Exchange introduced
which economic activity into South Ameri-
can culture?
A. sweet potato farms
B. cattle ranching
C. canal building
D. slash and burn
A. 6 628. Which of the following best describes
B. 17 Colonialism?
C. 54 A. The process of refusing to purchase
products of the colonizers.
D. 200
B. Control of a weaker military by means
625. Name the colony. of military presence to secure economic
gains.
C. A protests to achieve complete inde-
pendence against the oppressive foreign
rulers.
D. Industrializing ones nation through
military enforcement done by European
imperialists nations.
629. European countries grew rich from the
in the colonies.
A. resources
B. water
A. Pennsylvania C. artwork
B. Connecticut D. manufacturing

630. Spanish Netherlands existed in cen- 634. Why was the first stage of the war
tury AD known as the blitzkrieg?

A. Because the war started one day when
there was a lot of lightning
B. Because in those times there were
stormy weather conditions
C. Due to the few electrical energy sup-
plies that were about to be exhausted
A. 14th-15th D. The best scenario was sought for a
B. 16th-17th quick victory
C. 18th-19th 635. What does the colonizing power impose
D. none of above in the colonization process?
631. Which explorer crossed the Isthmus of A. formal political independence
Panama? B. Their own culture and civilization
C. Respect for the identity of colonized
peoples
D. Equitable exchange between cultures
636. How important were the Virgin Islands?

A. Balboa
A. Tobacco monopoly control
B. Cortes
B. Oil monopoly control
C. Pizarro
C. Naval control of other colonies
D. Ponce de Leon
D. Control of the slave trade
E. Amerigo Vespucci
632. What did colonialism represent for Euro- 637. When did the battle of Buxar happen?
pean powers? A. 1757
A. Power, prestige and wealth B. 1765
B. Power, happiness and sacrifices
C. 1764
C. Exploitation, poverty, inequality
D. 1767
D. none of above
638. A primary source is
633. What was the impact of the Forest Act in
India on villagers who were caught hunt- A. A first-hand account made at the time
ing during the colonial period? B. A secondhand account made after the
A. Punished for poaching event
B. Paid rewards for hunting C. A story from a friend of a friend of a
C. Received protection from the forest friend
guards D. Watching the event being replayed on
D. Given permission to hunt freely TV

639. One of the 3Gs which aims to spread the 644. Why did nations want to be imperialistic?
religion in Asia.
A. They wanted prestige among other na-
A. God tions
B. Gold B. They needed more natural resources
C. Glory C. They needed more markets to sell in-
dustrial goods
D. Generation
D. All of the Above
NARAYAN CHANGDER
640. WHAT IS FREEDOM OF RELIGION?
645. EL PERMITIÓ QUE ALGUNAS NA-
A. ABILITY TO BELIEVE AND PRACTICE CIONES ACUMULARÁN RIQUEZAS Y
WHAT YOU BELIEVE APARECIERA SOBRE ESA BASE UN NUEVO
B. ABILITY TO WORSHIP WHAT YOU BE- SISTEMA POLÍTICO Y ECONÓMICO:
LIEVE A. INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISM
C. MAKING SOMEONE CONVERT TO A RE- B. MERCANTILIST CAPITALISM
LIGION AGAINST THEIR WILL
C. CAPITALISMO IMPERIALISTA
D. FORCING PEOPLE TO PRACTICE THE
OPPRESSOR’S RELIGION D. MERCANTILIST FEUDALISM
646. What country is shown on the map?

641. OTHER NAME USED FOR VILLAGE HEAD-
MEN
A. OFFICIALS
B. ZAMINDARS
C. holders
D. TALUQDAR
642. All of the following social groups in Eu-

rope particularly encouraged imperialism
EXCEPT A. Niger
A. the aristocracy B. Ethiopia
B. peasants C. Kenya
C. merchants D. South Africa
D. the church
647. How many ships did the King of Spain
643. Black codes and Jim Crow laws violated give Magellan?
which amendment? A. 5
A. 12th B. 4
B. 13s C. 3
C. 14th D. 2
D. 15th E. 1

648. used to determine latitude using the po- 652. What did slaves most fear?
sition of stars

A. compass
B. caravel
C. Astrolabe
D. telescope
649. Which of the following political cartoons A. being sent back to Africa
does NOT represent the concept of “colo-
nialism”? B. B. being forced to learn new skills
A. C. being sold away from their families

D. being disrespectful to their owners
653. During Daendles’s era in Indonesia, the

B. Indonesian were forced to work. That
forced labor called
A. Rodi
B. Cultural system
C.
C. Landrent
D. Trade Monopoly
654. What was the author’s purpose in writ-

D. ing this article?
A. To persuade the reader that colonial-
ism had only negative effects on the
650. Why the second wave of Africa was
Africans.
known as the Scramble for Africa?
A. Because the center of colonialism was B. To inform the reader that colonialism
around the Africa continent had only positive effects on the Africans.
B. Because the host countries were C. To explain how the European nations
mostly from Africa used their power to destroy Africa.
C. Because most of the colonies were not D. To inform the reader of the positive
from Africa continent and negative effects of colonialism on
Africa.
D. Because the Africa continent was the
area which free from colonialism 655. A person who journeys, especially a long
651. It was the longest revolt in the Philippine distance, to some sacred place as an act of
history. religious devotion.
A. Dagohoy Revolt A. Pilgrim

B. Rizal Revolt B. Puritan
C. Katipunan Revolt C. Turkey
D. Bonifacio Revolt D. Conquistador

656. What was the role of African troops in 660. The kings of Spain who supported the
World War II? voyages of Christopher Columbus were:
A. They fought for their own indepen- A. Juana and Felipe
dence B. Mariana of Austria and Ferdinand II
B. They fought for European powers C. Isabella of Aragon and Ferdinand VII
C. They remained neutral of Castile
D. They were not involved in the war D. Isabel de Borbón and Alfonso XIII
NARAYAN CHANGDER
657. The “New World” is the same as the 2 661. WHAT IS COLONIALISM
continents here that are the colors A. IMPOSE
B. FRAICHE
C. CRISTOBAL COLON
D. SUPERIMPOSE
662. What is a theme?
A. green A. The moral of the story
B. yellow B. A hidden message in the story
C. purple C. A lesson you can learn in the story
D. red D. All of the above
658. Which of the following is NOT a definition 663. What is capitalism?

of “colonialism”? A. An economic system based on capital
A. Establishment of a colony in one terri- and investment
tory by a political power from another ter- B. A political current that places capital
ritory at the centre
B. Discriminate, distinguish, label, cate- C. A process of industrialization
gorize D. A banking system introduced in the
C. Describes unequal relationship be- 19th century
tween colonial power and colony
664. Revolt by Santhals of north west Assam
D. Describes unequal relationship be- and kukas of manipur held in the year
tween colonists and indigenous people 1917
659. Positive effects of the Russian revolution A. False
A. Anyone who opposed the regime was B. True
repressed.
665. Is when one country physically exerts
B. A dictatorial regime was established itrs domination either through a combina-
in which the government headed by a tion of war and diplomacy over another
Supreme Soviet prevented freedom of ex- country with a view to exploiting its re-
pression and political association. sources.
C. Banking nationalization A. colonialism
D. The invalidity of the Russian Duma B. imperialism

666. The Napoleonic Empire began in 1804, 671. The period 1870-1900 in Indonesia is of-
when Bonaparte proclaimed himself em- ten referred to as the liberal era. The term
peror, and ended in liberal era in this period means

A. 1820 A. People are allowed to open plantations
B. 1809 B. Business in Indonesia is only for Dutch
C. 1899 people
D. 1814 C. Indonesian people are free to em-
brace the religion they follow
667. The event in which the Sons of Liberty
D. Indonesian people are free to grow
dumped British tea into the Boston Harbor
crops that are valid for international trade
in protest of British rule was the
A. Boston Massacre E. Indonesia is open to western private
capital
B. Revolutionary War
C. Boston Tea Party 672. One of the main purposes of the French
colonialists during the second colonial ex-
D. Tea Act
ploitation in Indochina (1919-1929) was
668. What is the main difference between im- A. compensate for the damage caused by
perialism and colonization? World War I.
A. Imperialism involves settlement of B. Investing in synchronous development
people in an area of infrastructure in Indochina.
B. Colonization is a more hands-off ap- C. Invest in comprehensive development
proach of the Indochina economy.
C. Imperialism is a more hands-off ap- D. Complete the pacification to dominate
proach Indochina.
D. There is no difference between the
two 673. The most senior commander in the Navy
is referred to as
669. First bishop of Manila
A. Plunder
A. Sunday Salazar
B. Justice
B. Jose Rizal
C. Viceroy
C. Father Damaso
D. Admiral
D. Miguel Lopez of Legazpi
670. What were Magellan/his crew able to ac- 674. The chieftain of the Limasawa Island in
complish? Southern Leyte when the first mass in the
Philippines was held.
A. Subjugate the inhabitants of Australia
A. Diagram of Humabon
B. Posted their 95 theses on the ship
B. Vasco Nunez de Balboa
C. Circumnavigate to globe
C. Lapu-Lapu
D. Be the first Europeans to sail around
Africa D. Kolambu diagram

675. Amending process 680. Spain defeated the United States in the
A. 2/3 vote in Congress then 3/4 vote of Spanish-American War.
all the states A. TRUE
B. 1/2 the Senate must approve, then B. Falso
signed by the President
681. In 1602, the Dutch created a trading com-
C. 3/4 of the states approve pany to take Indonesia’s spices. What
D. 1/2 the House of Representatives ap- was the name of the company?
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prove, then signed by the President
A. EIC
676. A major theme of Thomas Paine’s Com- B. lubricants
mon Sense is
C. VOC
A. England should not rule over its Amer-
D. OUNCES
ican colonies
B. American colonists have failed to re- 682. How was Ferdinand Magellan able to
spect English authority prove the Earth was round?
C. England has mistreated its colonists A. He circumnavigated the Earth by ship
from Spain and back again
D. It led more American colonists to sup-
port declaring their independence from B. He opened up a school of navigation to
Britain educate the people
677. True or False an ‘Empire’ needs an C. He came up with Magellan’s Mathe-

Emperor’? matical Equation to prove it
A. True D. Christopher Columbus confirmed his

theory on his voyage
B. False
683. Document 4:According the author, what
678. What happens to the peoples subjected benefit did colonialism add?
by the European powers?
A. getting along with neighboring coun-
A. They were enslaved by Europeans
tries
B. Denial of new customs
B. opening up colonies to trading re-
C. They were forced to work in de- sources
plorable conditions
C. becoming a part of the United Nations
D. The division of social classes occurred
and the subjugated peoples were those
D. none of above
who were in the lowest place of the social
pyramid. 684. What was one major problem caused by
Europeans drawing new African borders
679. He established the first Spanishcommu-
during the Scramble for Africa?
nity in Cebu. From here, they expanded
theirterritories to include Manila. A. The new borders greatly benefited
Great Britain at the expense of other pow-
A. Ferdinand Magellan
ers.
B. Lapu-lapu
B. The new borders frequently over-
C. Miguel Lopez of Legazpi lapped and contributed to military con-
D. none of above flicts.

C. The new borders were drawn by 689. Hongi sailing was VOC patrols using
African dictators who were hated in their Kora-kora to monitor in Indonesia, es-
home countries. pecially in the islands of Maluku.

D. The new borders ignored the cultural A. the spice trade
and political traditions of different African
B. the spice plants
groups.
C. the Dutch troops
685. Our march to freedom is irreversible. We
must now allow fear to stand in our way. D. the number of the spice trees
Universal suffrage on a common voters’
690. What significant event happened in
role in a united democratic and non-racial
1821?
South Africa is the only way to peace and
racial harmony. In this quotation, Nelson A. Mexico invaded the United States
Mandela is referring to the end of which
B. Texas revolted against Mexico
policy?
C. Mexico gained independence from
A. Self-determination
Spain
B. Forced migration
D. Spain established the first mission in
C. Apartheid Texas
D. Urbanization
691. What was the shifting cultivation called
686. Colonialism has impacted Bermuda and in Sri Lanka?
the Caribbean in three ways A. Jhum
A. Thematically
B. White
B. Socially
C. Mixed cultivation
C. Politically
D. Multi-cropping
D. Economically
692. an excursion, journey, or voyage made
687. Which of the following Portuguese Gov- for some specific purpose, as of war or ex-
ernor in India who introduced the ‘Policy ploration
of imperialism’?
A. expedition
A. Francisco de Almeida
B. exploration
B. John Mildenhall
C. navigate
C. Alfonso de Albuquerque
D. Gerald Angier D. conquistador
688. Countries are controlled by private com- 693. In the 16th-late 19th centuries, the
panies or businesses Philippines was a colony
A. Colony A. Spain
B. Sphere of Influence B. Netherlands
C. Protectorate C. Older brother
D. Economic Imperialism D. France

694. Mahatma Gandhi led the Sepoy Mutiny B. 1800-1900

against the British colonizers in 1850.
C. 1880-1418
A. True
D. none of above
B. False
700. What was the most valuable colony of
695. colonialism and imperialism were caused the British Empire in the 19th century?
by the fall of the city into the hands
of the Ottoman Turks (Ottoman Turkey) in A. USA
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1453, thus ending the rule of the Eastern B. Egypt
Roman Empire.
C. India
A. byzantium
D. South Africa
B. Eastern Roman
C. Constantinople 701. This figure also influenced his discoveries
for ocean exploration such as
D. Lisbon
696. The reason why Daendels was hated by

Indonesians people is because
A. He sent lots of Indonesian people to
work on Dutch’s plantation
B. He suggested lots of research in plants
and animals in Indonesia A. Mona Lisa painting
C. He initiated the construction of High-
B. steamer
way post which cause lots of suffering
C. carriage
D. none of above
D. submarine
697. Who was the last great Khasi leader?
A. Tirot that 702. He wanted to search a way to Asia
through the West instead of the East.
B. Tilka Manjhi
A. America
C. Kanhu is a brother-in-law
B. Asia
D. U Kaing Noghbah
C. Treaty of Tordesillas
698. What was the main objective of the “Bis-
D. Reformation
marckian Systems”?
A. Keep France isolated E. Ferdinand Magellan
B. Divide Africa 703. What product did English ships bring from
C. Justify imperialism India to Europe?
D. Defend against Russia A. Wine and cheese
B. Tea and coffee
699. What were the years of the Bonapartist
occupation in Spain? C. Spices and silk
A. 1808-1814 D. Gold and silver

704. A specific area in Delhi with 14 gates is 708. Which empire intended to open a colony
known as corridor from Cape Town to Cairo?

A. Walled City A. British Empire
B. Civil city B. German empire
C. Delhi Durbar C. french empire
D. none of these D. portuguese empire
705. There are the three policies of The Ethical 709. Who was the tribal leader of the rebel-
Policy lion at Chhotanagpur?
A. Birsa Munda
B. Sidhu
C. compensation
D. Non of them
710. European colonialism of the 19th century

is characterized by the occupation of the
Americas
A. Exploitation, Localization, and Industri- A. TRUE
alization B. FALSE
B. Irrigation, Migration, and Education
711. The head of each barangay is called
C. Exploitation, Migration, and Stan-
darization A. barangay captain
B. barangay president
D. none of above
C. barangay leader
706. How did religious leaders contribute to
D. barangay head
the growth of representative government
in the English colonies? 712. Africans were preferred as labor be-
A. Writing the constitution cause:
B. Establishing self-governing bodies in A. They knew how to obey
the colonies. �� B. They were considered stronger
C. fighting for rights C. They did not escape from the farms
D. religious training D. They knew the territory they worked
707. Which document marked the end of 713. Objectives of colonialism in the 19th cen-
France as a power in North America? tury
A. Treaty of Paris A. Expand trade
B. Proclamation of 1763 B. Exploit natural resources
C. Declaration of Independence C. Construction of communication routes
D. Magna Carta D. All the answers are correct

714. A main economic cause of the new impe- B. The economy was thriving due to sell-
rialism of the 19th century was ing manufactured goods
A. the need for raw materials for indus- C. Smuggling became common to resist
trial production. trade rules
B. a move from capitalism to communism D. There was a decrease in population
by many European governments. due to the slave trade
C. an increased demand for goods manu- 718. The Allied operation against the Turkish
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factured in Asia. Empire to open a supply route to Russia is
known as
D. an increased demand for European
manufactured goods. A. Battle of Gallipoli
B. Battle of the Dardanelles
715. What main person ran the Berlin Confer-
C. None is correct
ence?
D. Both are correct
719. Which of these states were part of the
Triple Entente?
A. France
B. Russia
C. Germany
D. The United Kingdom
720. The last Spanish kingdom that was able
to get rid of the Muslims
A. School of Navigation
B. Sagres Point, Portugal
A. Mrs. Book
C. Isabella and Ferdinand
B. Saddam Hussein
D. Inquisition
C. Nelson Mandeal E. Granada
D. Otto Von Bismarck
721. Which was NOT the place of East India
716. Which country was responsible for the Company’s ‘factories’?
Raj in India? A. Calcutta
A. Pakistan B. Surat
B. China C. Madras
D. Delhi
C. Great Britain
D. Portugal 722. How did Anglo colonization of Texas dif-
fer from Spanish colonization of Texas?
717. Which of these was an effect of the Nav- A. Anglo settlers helped to build missions
igation Acts on England? and presidios
A. The colonies developed very little in- B. Anglo settlers followed empresarios
dustry or manufacturing ability with land grants

C. Anglo settlers hoped to claim land for 727. Which European nation was the first to
the United States colonize some coastal territories and is-
lands in Northern Africa?

D. Anglo settlers introduced Starbucks to
to Mexico A. Portugal
B. Spain
723. Settled by the Lapita people around 3500
years ago and known as the Navigator Is- C. England
lands during Age of Exploration, Samoa D. France
was a German colony prior to WWI. Less
than 200km to the east, a whole day 728. Nationalist movements promoted the
behind on the other side of the interna- general interest of their own country.
tional date line, which country colonised
the other part of Samoa? A. True
A. New Zealand B. False
B. Britain 729. What was the system of ‘blandongdien-

C. USA sten’?
D. France A. A system of education

B. Industrialisation
724. This is the person that leads the execu-
tive branch of government. C. First imposition of rent on land and
then exemption
A. Congressman
B. Justice
C. General 730. Alaska and Hawaii were U.S. territories
before they became states.
D. President
725. What is the process in which colonies be-

come independent from their host country
called?
A. Revolution
B. Decolonization
C. Colonialism
D. Imperialism A. True
B. False
726. It is the territory dominated, governed
and administered by officials of the 731. In the early 19th century, Myanmar be-
metropolis. came a colony
A. Viceroyalty A. France
B. Protectorate B. Netherlands
C. Colonia C. Older brother
D. none of above D. Spain

732. What was Daendels’ main task when he 736. Which of the following was manufactur-
was Governor General of Indonesia? ing town?
A. Defending Java Island A. Madurai
B. Get as much money as possible B. Dacca
C. Collecting spices to sell C. Surat
D. Implement forced planting D. Agra
E. Carrying out a policy of retribution 737. The images above are thought by some
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archaeologists to show a place where a
733. Select all the following “John”s that
common cultural activity of early South
were alive in Colonial Times!
American civilizations took place. Which of
A. John Ralston the following is the most likely inference
B. John Travolta regarding what this structure was?
C. John Legend A. Arena for sports or ball
D. John Winthrop B. Temple
E. John Stamos C. Storage for grain
D. Transport System
734. What was Thomas Stamford Raffles im-
portant role? 738. To make someone a slave
A. The leader of the Dutch first arrival in A. Genocide
Indonesia.
B. Admiral
B. He asked the people in Java to build
C. Enslave
the Great Post Road that connects Anyer
to Panarukan D. Abduct
C. He applied cultivation system (cultu- 739. Did it take 120 years for Haiti to pay off
urstelsel) debt after gaining independence in 1804?
D. He introduced the tax cash payment A. True
system
B. False
735. The Revolt of 1851 was started at?
740. A policy or practice by which one country
installs a settlement of its people on the
lands of another society is called:
A. Nationalism
B. Imperialism
C. Colonialism
D. Indirect Rule
A. Surat 741. This was what happened to those who

did not comply with the quota that
B. Meerut Leopoldo assigned them to deliver the rub-
C. Aurangabad ber.
D. Delhi A. amputate hands

B. amputate legs B. When there are equal economic and

C. cut off heads power relationships between two coun-
tries

D. none of above
C. When the emperor creates unequal
742. TexMex is an example of Mexican influ- economic or power relationships
ence in Texas. Many times, when groups D. When two countries have a completely
of people introduce their culture to a hands-off relationship
new place, new practices are created as a
747. FILL IN THE BLANK:A is the place
fusion between what is new and what is
where colonizers will go and settle.
already in place. This is called cultural
assimilation. A. colony (n)
A. culture B. colonize (v)
B. government C. colonizer (n)

D. none of above
C. assimilation
D. religion 748. After gaining independence from Spain,
how did Mexico increase its population?
743. It is the highest court in the Spanish Gov- A. Mexico advertised mining for gold.
ernment.
B. Mexico gave land to former Spanish of-
A. Visit ficials
B. Royal Court C. Mexico passed State Colonization
Laws
C. Residence
D. Mexico gave Texas to the United States
D. none of above
749. How is an unlimited government, such as
744. The practice of salutary neglect encour- a dictatorship, more likely to have human
aged colonists to be rights abuses?
A. individuals and self-reliant A. There is usually a constitution that pro-
B. Thieves and crooks tects individual rights.
B. There are too many people making de-
C. Rich and powerful
cisions so individual rights get lost in the
D. Timid and scared shuffle.
745. Components of Colonization. C. There are no checks and balances for
others in power to speak for people’s
A. Colonizer and Colonized. rights
B. Foreign and Local. D. The media does not look into dictator-
C. Invader and legitimate people. ships.
D. None of the above. 750. How did the Industrial Revolution moti-
vate Europeans to claim colonies around
746. When does a relationship become imperi- the world?
alism? A. Europeans hoped to recruit scientists
A. When there are long-standing al- from around the world to help develop
liances between two countries new technology

B. Europeans wanted to spread industrial 754. Who occupied India?

technology to poor countries around the
world.
C. Europeans needed places to use the
new technologies they had developed.
D. Europeans hoped to find natural re-
sources to produce goods in factories
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751. During the reign of , Indonesian peo-
ple were forced to build the Great Post A. Britain
Road.
B. France
C. Japan
D. Germany
755. The following is not included in the

contents of the Bongaya agreement,
namely
A. VOC builds Fort de Kock
B. Makassar is obliged to compensate for
war costs
C. Western parties other than the VOC
A. Van den Bosch
had to leave the Makassar area
B. Herman Willem Daendels
D. Makassar recognizes King Aru Palakka
C. Thomas Stamford Raffles as King of Bone
D. Cornelis de Houtman E. Makassar had to accept the VOC’s
trade monopoly policy
752. What were the most important national-
ist revolutions in Europe? 756. A agreed to work for 7 years in ex-
A. Italy, Peru, Austria change for their passage to the new world.
B. Portugal, Turkey, Prusia A. Indentured Servant
C. Spain, Greece, France B. Royal Governor
D. Venezuela, France, England C. Lay Preacher
753. He used this peace agreement to expand D. Freedman

his influence and power in Mindanao and
at the same time weaken that of Spain. 757. The culture of the Empire is usually pro-
moted within its area of influence, but
A. Datu Buisan there may also be dynamics of resistance
B. Sultan Kudarat and cultural struggle.
C. Data Salikula A. Colonialism
D. Sultan Seif B. Imperialism

758. Who was Chiang Kai-Shek? B. Constitution

A. 1st leader of China’s Communist Party C. Law

before Mao D. Permission Slip
B. The tank man at Tiananmen Square
764. The home of Viceroy was built at the top
C. Head of China’s Nationalist Govern- of which hill?
ment fled to Taiwan
A. Nilgiri hill
D. none of above
B. Raisina hill
759. Europeans colonized African countries C. Garo hill
with the motto of bringing civilization.
D. none of above
A. TRUE
B. Falso 765. A colony owned by a person (another
word is a proprietor) that had to pay the
760. Which among the following product from king rent for land they were granted
Southeast Asia did the European powers A. Proprietary Colony
wanted to have a control of in the 15th
century? B. Tariff
A. silk and gunpowder C. Jamestown
B. nutmeg and clover D. Mayflower Compact
C. ivory and silver 766. What is a common linguistic feature in

D. none of above Australian English?
A. Shortening of words
761. What is imperialism?
B. Use of formal language
A. It is the name for the working-class
movement C. Influence of Aboriginal languages
B. Respecting other countries, without in- D. Preference for British English

tervening in their politics. 767. At the beginning of WWI 90% of Africa
C. Dominate other lands and communi- was under European control. Which coun-
ties using military or economic power. try held the most at 30%?
D. None of them A. Belgium
762. Which was the country that was con- B. Italy

trolled by the Belgian Empire? C. Great Britain
A. Belgian Congo D. Holland / Netherlands
B. Belgian Papua New Guinea 768. What are the objectives of imperialist pol-
C. Belgian Aruba icy.
D. none of above A. Obtain raw materials at a low price
763. Which document would give a group per- B. Waiting for the market to work
mission to start a colony in North Amer- C. Make profitable investments
ica? D. Create new markets to sell industrial
A. Charter products.

769. It is the occupation of a territory by a C. Unluckiness

power to exploit its wealth. This occupa-
D. Disadvantages
tion is carried out by force, with the impo-
sition of laws and culture.
774. Which statement about the fur trade is
A. Colonialism. true?
B. Imperialism.
A. The fur trade was not very profitable
770. Social Darwinism comes from for France or England.
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A. Survival of the fittest applied to society B. Help from Native American tribes
B. Evolution applied to all human civiliza- wasn’t necessary for the fur trade to be
tion successful.
C. The theory of co-evolution and symbio- C. Controlling the hunting and trading ter-
sis ritories was very important to France and
England.
D. The idea of all races starting from one
single race D. The French and English colonists
trapped the fur-bearing animals and sold
771. The leader of Cebu who warmly wel- the furs to the Native Americans.
comed Magellan and gave his visitors a
sumptuous feast and even allowed the
775. Who does NOT make much money in a
Spaniards to buryone of their dead crew
colony?
members
A. Kolambu diagram
B. Rajah Sulayman
C. Rajah Humabon
D. Lapu-Lapu
772. What agreement was not made at the

Berlin Conference?
A. Annexation of Holland A. the colonizer (the country taking over)
B. Declaration regarding the slave trade
and operations that provide slaves for B. the chiefs
trafficking by land or sea. C. the islanders
C. Declaration regarding the neutrality D. none of above
of the territories included in the conven-
tional Congo basin.
776. What was the commercial monopoly?
D. Congo and Niger River Navigation Act
A. In which the Spanish American
773. Based on how it was used in the sentence, colonies could trade with any nation.
which word is the best synonym for the
B. In which the Spanish American
word animosity?
colonies could only trade with Spain.
A. Dislike
B. Hostility 777. WHAT IS THE DISTRIBUTION OF AFRICA

D. Dedicated to representing the environ-

mental effects of light on objects.

781. Which of the following is an important
reason to study the history of colonialism
and imperialism in Southeast Asia?
A. To understand the region’s past and
present
A. The Bretton Woods conference agrees B. To promote cultural diversity and ac-
to help Africa ceptance
B. Bandung conference decides to feed C. To inspire national pride and patrio-
Africa tism
C. Kyoto Agreementdecides to change
D. To advocate for global cooperation and
the names of Africa
unity
D. The Berlin Congress divides colonies in
Africa 782. Which observation about the impact of
778. Immediately after World War I, the event colonialism on African development is
that had a positive influence on the Viet- most valid?
namese revolution was A. European nations respected the her-
A. The Allies won the war. itage of the ancient African Kingdoms
B. The Communist International was es- B. Historians have proved that the pos-
tablished. itive effects of colonialism have out-
C. France won the war. weighed the negative effects.
D. The winning countries met at the Ver- C. Colonialism introduced significant
sailles Conference. long-term issues to variety of African na-
tions.
779. Most of the work on large, southern plan-
tations was done by and D. Without the colonization of Africa, the
A. Native Americans and slaves continent would have existed in a period
of stagnation.
B. women and children
C. slaves and indentured servants 783. ¿CÓMO EL GPS AYUDA A DEFENDER TER-
D. Frenchmen and Mexicans RITORIOS DEL CAPITALISMO?
780. 26-. What was the realist movement A. TO SEE AND CARE FOR REMOTE AREAS
dedicated to?
B. IDENTIFY DEFORESTATION
A. Dedicated to the exaltation of national
identity. C. OBSERVE DANGEROUS AREAS
B. Dedicated to the portrait of society fig- D. WATCH ANIMALS
ures.
C. Dedicated to landscape portraiture. 784. Select the British colonies you find

787. Territories protected diplomatically or

militarily by a stronger State in exchange
for economic or strategic benefits. India,
for example, was an English protectorate.
A. colonia
B. Overseas Metropolitan Territories
C. protectorates
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D. none of above
A. Russia
B. India
A. biggie
C. Spain
B. bits
D. Egypt C. wonderful
785. What was the Treaty of Tordesillas? D. full
A. An agreement to produce more Ameri- 789. Who among the following obtained the
can food. site of Madras from the Raja of Chandra-
B. An agreement signed by Uncle Rico giri?
and Napoleon Dynamite A. John Mildenhall
C. An agreement that divided up newly B. Francis Dey
discovered lands in the Americas between
Spain & Portugal C. Gerald Angier
D. A device used to determine your time D. Captain Hawkins
786. According to the Declaration of Indepen- 790. What 3 regions were involved in the Tri-
dence, where does government get its angular Trade?
power from?
A. Africa, Spain and England

B. Africa, Europe, and North America
C. North America, England, and South
America
D. England, Spain, and France
A. The King 791. Control by one power over a dependent
B. Religion area or people.
C. The People A. COLONIALISM
D. The President B. ZULU WARS

C. SEPOY REBELLION
D. OPIUM WARS

792. Which of the following countries was
NOT the first to acquire land in the Ameri-
cas?
A. the development of two calendars.

B. created the compass.
C. made advances in medicine.
D. building water systems and
aquaducts.
A. Spain
B. Portugal 796. what did british do to the tribal people
during the criminal tribes act?
C. Netherlands
A. treated them kindly
D. none of above
B. left their area and stopped torturing
793. Industrialization affected the relation- them
ships between industrialized nations and C. classified them as criminal and pun-
non-industrialized nations (THE CORE and ished them
THE PERIPHERY) because it
D. none of above
A. was the driving force behind imperial-
ism. 797. What was the impact of the Forest Act
on the lives of forest dwellers in India?
B. weakened economic ties between na-
tions. A. Everyday practices became illegal
C. allowed industrialized nations to take B. Increased access to forest resources
slaves. C. Better protection of customary rights
D. enabled the two types of nations to D. Introduction of sustainable forest
strengthen each other. management
794. Tick all the colombian colonies 798. Napoleon Bonaparte, as leader of the
French army, ordered the invasion of
A. Brazil
A. Spain
B. Australia
B. Portugal
C. Italy
C. England
D. They had no colonies
D. none of above
E. Mozambique
799. What very important discovery is at-
795. One of the Mayan’s accomplishment was tributed to the scientist Louis Pasteur?

803. How many repercussions did the First

World War bring with it?
A. 7
B. 5
C. 3
D. 9
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804. The following were checks on the powers
of chiefs during the pre-colonial era except
the (WAEC 2019) K
A. aspirin A. British Officials
B. the rabies vaccine B. Kingmakers
C. dynamite C. Council of Elders
D. to the photo D. Age grades
E. the airplane
805. The reasons behind Spain’s conquest of
800. What were the main exports of the Amer- the Philippines.
ican colonies? A. God
A. sugar and molasses B. Gold
B. guns and textiles C. Glory
C. tobacco, rice and indigo D. Friendship
D. slaves and guns
806. True or false:Imperialism only had conse-
801. Which of the following changes were in- quences on the African continent
fluenced/implemented by the Americans A. TRUE
in the Philippines? Multiple answers re-
B. Falso
quired.
A. inclusion of the Bill of Rights in the Con- 807. What helped Europeans get to Africa?
stitution A. The creation of the steam engine.
B. free basic education B. Cars.
C. women’s suffrage C. Good wind.
D. Civil Service Act D. Africans picked them up in uber and
drove them there.
802. Russians, Turks, Armenians and Ukraini-
ans formed the diverse and cultural reality 808. Which of the following statements is NOT
of an influence on nationalism?
A. Russian empire A. Romance
B. Austro-Hungarian Empire B. Liberal ideas
C. Turkish-Ottoman Empire C. Reyes absolutistas
D. none of above D. bourgeois class

809. Mahalwari system was introduced by? C. Lumiere Brothers

A. Thomas Munro D. Alexander Graham Bell

B. Lord warren 813. Take a good look at this map. This map
C. Holt Mackenzie represents the idea of
D. Lord Dalhousie A. Militarism
B. Trade Routes
810. Economic motives for imperialism include
C. Alliances
A. a desire to spread Christianity D. Colonialism
B. a need for military bases around the 814. Where did the Dutch start forest manage-
world ment in Indonesia?
C. a need for raw materials to be used in A. Java
factories B. Sumatra
D. a desire to gain glory C. Bali
811. It is the number of slaves that arrived on D. None of the above
the American continent: 815. The system under the permanent set-
tlement was introduced in Bengal in 1783
by
A. Zamindari and Lord Cornwallis.
B. Zamindari and Lord Mackenzie
C. Ryotwari and Lord Cornwallis
D. none of above
A. 12 millions
816. The economic system shared by both the
B. 100 million United States and Canada is which of the
C. 1 million following?
D. 5 million. A. socialist economy
B. command economy
812. Who invented the light bulb?
C. capitalist economy
D. market economy
817. In this type of colonies, the metropolis,
through a white minority headed by a gov-
ernor and a group of officials, exercised
absolute control over the indigenous popu-
lation. Is about
A. A protectorate
B. A colony of exploitation
A. Thomas Alva Edison C. A vehicle
B. Karl and Bertha Benz D. a concession

818. Which one of the following cities does not 823. What is a mother country?
have a port?
A. Country near the ocean
A. Mumbai
B. Large country
B. Kolkata
C. Country full of mothers
C. Chennai
D. Delhi D. Country where the settler came from
NARAYAN CHANGDER
819. Name the picture 824. What was the main reason for the rapid
expansion of cultivation during the colonial
period?
A. Encouragement of commercial crops
B. Decrease in forest protection laws
C. Introduction of scientific forestry
A. Cruise Ship
D. Decline in population
B. Galleon
C. Compass 825. The Mayflower Compact and Fundamen-
D. Battleship tal Orders of Connecticut are both exam-
ples of the efforts of colonial Americans
820. Archaic writing is writing from an earlier to
time period. This is the type of they
used.
A. Diction
B. Mood
C. Authorial content
D. Bible verses
821. A school administered or managed by the

government that is open and free for all A. protest British land policies
citizens B. use democratic practices in govern-
A. Americanization ment
B. democracy C. establish religious freedom
C. public school D. overthrow British royal governors
D. plebiscite
826. Character who proposed the meeting
822. Provinces that had not yet been pacified where Africa was divided
were called
A. Otto von Bismarck
A. Corrections
B. mayors B. Napoleon
C. mayor C. Queen Victoria

D. barangay D. none of above

827. The process of colonialism’s invasion in 832. According to 19th century Imperialism,
Southeast Asia was long and complicated, an example of a commercial monopoly is
especially in identified by the name of

A. Indonesia
B. Malaysia
C. Philippines
D. Singapore
828. What is the function of racism in the logic
of biopower, according to Mbembe:
A. Determine that humans differ from an-
imals through politics A. Cartel.
B. Regulate the distribution of death and B. Syndicate.
enable the murderous functions of the
State C. Cooperativas.
C. Identify existing prejudice in society to D. Guilds.
combat it
D. none of above 833. The predominant groups in colonial soci-
ety were:
829. 18-. Who were the urban popular
A. Spanish and creoles.
classes?
A. They are nourished by a significant B. Creoles and mestizos.
number of artisans and people dedicated C. Slaves and Spanish.
to services such as servants, sellers, etc.
D. none of above
B. People dedicated to services.
C. Blue and green is fake. 834. It is the name given to the city or state
D. Blue and green is true. that dominates the colony.
830. Members of a group from England that A. acropolis

settled in Massachusetts Bay Colony in B. metropolis
1630 and sought to reform the Church of
England. C. empire
A. Pilgrims D. colonia
B. Puritans
835. Refers to the policy or practice of acquir-
C. Mayflower Compact ing full or partial political control over an-
D. Indentured servants other country, occupying it with settlers,
and exploiting it economically
831. What does “colonialism” mean?
A. Colonialism
A. The exchange of goods.
B. Travel across an ocean. B. Imperialism
C. When one country controls another. C. Dualism

D. Building ships. D. Marxism

836. In July of 1839, La Amistad a Spanish C. 2nd Continental Congress

ship carrying the captive Mende people of D. The Son’s of Liberty
Sierra Leone was overtaken in a revolt.
The Mende people took control of the ship, 841. The main purpose of Imperial Delhi Com-
killed some of the crew members that held mittee was
them captive and demanded the remaining
A. to construct walled city
crew to maneuver the ship back to Africa.
The surviving crew secretly maneuvered B. de-urbanization
the ship off the coast of which of the fol-
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C. Construction and management of new
lowing locations? capital
A. Rhode Island D. slum clearance
B. Long Island
842. Indian traders were allowed to trade on
C. Manhattan their own terms.
D. Roanoke Island A. True
837. Through reduccion, the Spaniards man- B. False
aged to resettlethe Filipinos into pueblos.
843. Community or barangays that was more
A. True prosperous compared to other towns
B. False A. trade pardon
838. The only country that maintained trade B. city hall

relations with the Japanese in the 17th C. visitation
century was the D. pueblos
A. Netherlands
844. In which year Vernacular Press act was
B. Great Britain passed?
C. Portugal A. 1878
D. Spain B. 1881
839. What factors led to the sailing of Euro- C. 1868
pean galleons to other countries? D. 1861
A. The need to find new trade partners
845. Who was the first British Governor Gen-
B. The desire to explore new lands and eral in India?
find new routes for navigation
A. Robert Clive
C. The search for spices and other valu-
able resources B. Warren Hastings
D. All of the above C. Lord Dalhousie

840. This rebellious group came together be-
cause it was ready to act instead of just 846. Bartolomeus Diaz is an Ocean explorer
talk who comes from
A. Loyalists A. English
B. Operation Orange B. Portuguese

C. Dutch
D. Spanish

E. French
847. It is the name of the very first Spanish

settlement in the Philippines. A. FALSE
A. In the name of the Father B. TRUE
B. Doctrina Christiana 852. 95% of the Latin American population
C. Villa of the Most Holy Name of Jesus died due to the conquest of the Spanish.
D. My last goodbye A. TRUE
B. Falso
848. Bastar people believe each village was
given land by 853. an economic system characterized by pri-
vate ownership of capital (money or re-
A. The British
source used in production) and free com-
B. The Gods petition in the market.
C. The Earth A. COLONIALISM
D. The Chief B. Mercantilism
849. The business endeavors in the English C. Industrialization

colonies in America led to the emergence D. Capitalism
of an economic system where most of the E. Imperialism
production was privately owned. What is
the system called? 854. The blue triangle on the Puerto Rican
flag signifies the three branches of govern-
A. socialism
ment.
B. communism
A. TRUE
C. mercantilism
B. Falso
D. capitalism
855. What was the main resource that the
850. Why did the Pilgrims move to the New United States and Europe obtained from
World? Africa?
A. In search of better economic opportu- A. Slaves
nities B. Ivory
B. In search of religious freedom C. Oro
C. To maintain order in the new govern- D. Café
ment
856. What was Dreyfus accused of?
D. To work on large fields
A. of espionage
851. The Audiencia de los Confines was an in- B. of anti-Semitism
stitution formed after the application of
the New Laws and the Reforms of oidor C. of fraud
Cerrato. D. of illicit financial actions

857. What was the policy followed by the A. Conservative

British in India towards forests during the
B. Liberal
First and the Second World Wars?
A. The forest department cut trees freely 862. What impact did Catholic missions have
to meet British war needs on Texas?
B. Cutting of trees was strictly prohibited A. The Spanish were able to move all the
for everyone, including the British Native Americans into Louisiana
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C. More and more trees were planted to
B. The French were able to establish con-
give employment to Indians
trol over Texas
C. Native Americans were converted to
858. When was the International period of de- Catholicism and Texas was claimed by
colonization? Spain
A. 1914-1975 D. Texas became populated with the help
B. 1916-1946 of market centers
C. 1916-1975
863. What were the two main colonial powers
D. 1914-1946 in the sixteenth century?
859. TRUE Or FALSE:According to John Locke, A. Holland and Germany
the people have the right to revolt if the
B. Sweden and Russia
government doesn’t follow the rules of the
social contract. C. England and France
A. True D. Spain and Portugal
B. False
864. What river is the purple arrow pointing
860. What was used to control people and ex- to?
tract wealth?
A. Violence
B. Money
C. Food
D. Rights
861. What ideological tendency does

the following political action have?:-
Expropriation of large estates in the hands
of clerics.
A. the Nile river

B. the Congo river
C. the Niger river
D. the Amazon river

865. By what tool did the powers impose their B. Did not use red stand stone
economic and political predominance over C. Had domes, Hindu & Buddhist motifs
the inhabitants of the colonized territories.

D. none of above
A. Military force and technological
supremacy. 870. The Spaniards wanted to spread
B. Strength of dialogue and diplomacy. A. Islam
C. Civil and political force.
B. Hinduism
D. Moral strength and honesty.
C. Christianity
866. What did the disdain towards less indus- D. Buddhism
trialized societies lead to?
A. Racism 871. Does Orwell present a positive or nega-
tive view of Atomic Weapons?
B. Clientelism
A. He sees them as a good for helping sta-
C. Explotation
bilizing the world
D. Servility
B. He sees them as tools of oppression.
867. What is the purpose of foreign policy? C. He worries about small countries abil-
A. To establish settlements and impose ity to produce them
political, economic, and cultural principles
D. none of above
in another territory
B. To dominate other countries politically, 872. One effect of migration from Mexico to
socially, and economically the United States is-
C. To deal with other nations A. Portuguesse is starting to become spo-
D. To make formal agreements between ken heavily in Florida
sovereign states B. Spanish is becoming a language that
many people in the US speak
868. What is Mesoamerica?
C. Signs and services are not often of-
fered in Spanish.
D. Spanish speakers are hard to find in
the US.
873. What is a colony?

A. A region of Europe A. The homeland to which the colonizers
belonged* *pertenecen
B. A region of Mexico and Central Amer-
ica B. A territory dominated entirely by the
occupying power
C. A region of Southeast Asia
D. A region of South America C. A territory where the metropolis re-
spected the native government
869. Which is not a feature of New Delhi built D. Administration and occupation of a ter-
by British architects? ritory within a state for the purpose of
A. Adopted a mixed architectural style trade

874. In colonialism, one country controls the A. Neocolonialism

of another area. B. Capitalism
A. laws
C. nationalism
B. artwork
D. Imperialism
C. water
D. climate 879. Imperialism is
A. when a powerful nation uses its re-
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875. Before the Opium War, the British were sources to help a weaker nation
trading their silver for what Chinese
goods? B. when a weaker nation invites a power-
ful nation to help it industrialize
A. Silk, tea, and porcelain
C. when a powerful nation takes con-
B. Porcelain, cotton, gold trol of the economy and government of a
C. Diamonds, silk, opium weaker nation
D. Silk, tea, and gunpowder D. when weak nations join together to
fight a strong nation
876. It was first used in China as a means of
knowing one’s fortune, it was later intro- 880. Which colony was founded in 1607?
duced to Europe as a device to find direc-
tions. A. Jamestown
B. Pennsylvania
C. Rhode Island
D. Roanoke
881. Imperialism means

A. A place to impair something
A. Astrolabe B. An empire
B. Compass C. Control or influence a powerful nation

has over a weaker nation
C. caravel
D. none of above
D. none of above
882. What is the difference between alcaldia
877. Who settled along the Gold Coast of
and corregimiento?
Africa to help their Indian Ocean Spice
trade? A. Alcaldia has fully Spanish control and
Corregimiento that has no full Spanish
A. French
control.
B. British
B. Corregimiento has fully Spanish con-
C. Dutch trol and Alcaldia that has no full Spanish
D. United States control.
878. It was the dominion exercised by Euro- C. Both are fully controlled by the
pean powers over various territories or Spaniards
countries located in Africa and Asia. D. none of above

883. The Indirect rule system was hugely suc- C. Kanhu is a brother-in-law
cessful in which of these colonial regions D. none of above
K

A. Northern 888. What was the main message of Thomas
Paine’s “Common Sense”?
B. Western
C. Eastern
D. Southern
884. The East Indies Trade Association which

was formed by the Dutch and was tasked
with monopolizing the spice trade in In-
donesia was called
A. VCO
B. OVC
C. VOC
D. FLIGHT
885. The name of the man who led British

landed in Indonesia is A. colonists should declare indepen-
dence from Great Britain
A. Thomas Standford Raffles
B. colonists should remain loyal to Great
B. J.P Coen Britain
C. Jacob Van Neck C. colonists should appeal directly to the
D. none of above British kind for peace
D. colonists should wait to see whether
886. What is Colonialism?
Britain would grant them freedom
A. The dominance of a strong nation over
a weaker one 889. What is the term used to describe the
pressure to change and conform the cul-
B. Post Colonialism
tural trait of food for diplomatic reasons?
C. How societies, governments and peo-
A. Culinary integration
ples in the formerly colonised regions of
the world experience international rela- B. Culinary assimilation
tions C. Culinary colonization
D. The colonists and the colonized D. Culinary imperialism
worked together to create a better society
for all 890. What were the three main cash crops in
the southern colonies?
887. Who was the last great Khasi leader who
was forced to surrender to the British in A. Tobacco, indigo, and squash
1833 B. Indigo, cotton, and pumpkins
A. Tilka Manjhi C. Squash, beans, and corn
B. Tirot that D. Tobacco, indigo, and cotton

891. Taluqdar refers to 896. The first expedition to the East was led
by
A. Government official.
A. Ruy Lopez de Villalobos
B. King’s official.
B. Miguel Lopez of Legazpi
C. One who holds territorial unit.
C. Jose Rizal
D. poor peasants.
D. Ferdinand Magellan
892. What game was part of religious cere-
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897. It is an idea found in the Declaration of
monies and losers might be sacrificed?
the Rights of Man and the Citizen:
A. Mayan Basketball Game A. The right to property is a natural fac-
B. Mayan Soccer Game ulty
C. Mayan Ball Game B. Right to free competition
D. Mayan Sacrifice Game C. Right to private property

D. none of above
893. What raw materials of Russian imperial-
ism were the most important? 898. Under mercantilism, what did a colony
supply to the ruling country?
A. Honey
A. New European citizens
B. Pink gold
B. Finished products
C. Ivory
C. Religious converts
D. Petroleum
D. Raw materials/goods
894. What were the economic causes of colo- 899. The age of colonialism began when?
nialism?
A. The 11th Century Norman conquest of
A. Low production England by William the Conqueror
B. Poverty, Cheap labor B. he fall of the Roman Empire in the 5th
C. Raw materials, Cheap labor, Excess Century
production C. The discovery of Australia by Capt
James Cook
D. Low economy, raw materials
D. In the 15th century with the Por-
895. twenty-. Who were the industrial prole- tuguese conquest of African part
tariat?
900. The title of our national anthem is “Green
A. Citizens who emigrated from the coun- Light”.
tryside to the city or to areas where there
A. TRUE
were industries that paid little and worked
a lot. B. Falso
B. They were the majority of the Spanish 901. Portugal began looking for new trade
population. routes and searching for
C. People dedicated to the industry. A. new rocks
D. Blue and yellow are true. B. new dinosours

C. new civilizations A. speedy industrial growth in field of tex-

D. new animals tile and jute

B. speedy industrial growth in field of
902. What is the central paradigm in most grains
textbooks regarding European colonialism
in the Americas? C. speedy industrial growth in field of au-
tomobiles
A. The transportation and exploitation of
Africans in New World slavery D. none of these
B. The suffering of American Indians due 907. The mother countries controlled the rules
to disease and land dispossession of for the colonies.
C. The enslavement of Africans and Indi- A. building
ans in large numbers B. driving
D. The growth of colonies through unfree C. trade
labor
D. farming
903. The two colonial administrative system
were and system. 908. What country is on the island located
South East of Africa?
A. colony and protectorate
B. direct and indirect
C. federal and confederal
D. unitary and federal
904. It was an economic and political conse-

quence of industrialized countries.
A. communism
B. socialism
C. imperialism A. Mozambique
D. everything that ends in ism B. South Africa
C. Madagascar
905. In the colonial period, Portuguese coloniz-
ers decided to set up sugar mills in Brazil. D. Rwanda
Why did they choose sugar cane?
909. How did gunpowder come to Europeans?
A. Because they liked sugar.
A. It was used by the Muslim nations to
B. Because it was a highly valued product their East and South, who got it from Asia.
in Europe.
B. It was invented in Europe, in England.
C. Because it was an easier product to
take to Europe. C. They discovered it exploring in Africa.
D. Because it was a cheap product. D. none of above
906. During 1850s, which of the following at- 910. How many states did it require to pass
tracted Britishers to make investments in any law through Congress?
Calcutta? A. 5 out of 13

B. 10 out of 13 A. State had not created wind, water,

C. 9 out of 13 earth, and wood
D. 2 out of 13 B. State should own everything in the for-

est
911. In 1511, the first European explorers C. State had absolute control over forest
landed in Mollucas islands. It was led by resources
D. State should lease forests to local com-
A. John Van Neck
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munities
B. J. P Coen
916. One of the most positive examples, how-
C. Alfonso De Albuquerque
ever, of colonialism is represented
D. none of above
A. from Libya of the Italians
912. Tax in the Spanish colonial period is called B. from French Morocco
C. from the India of the English
A. tariff
D. from Portuguese Tanzania
B. levy
C. excise 917. What was the Albany Plan of Union?
D. tribute
913. Who were the zulus

A. An African tribe
B. Germans
C. Native americans
D. People from indonesia
A. a formal proposal to unite the colonies
under a President General and a Grand
A. An extensive group of states or coun- Council
tries under a single supreme authority
B. a military proposal to defeat the
B. A system of government in which most French in New Orleans
of the important decisions are made by
state officials C. a formal proposal to unite all of the Na-
tive American tribes against the French
C. An attempt by one country to establish
settlements and impose its political, eco- D. a formal proposal to give the colonies
nomic, and cultural principles in another independence from the British
territory
918. In South-East Asia shifting agriculture is
D. The application of ideas about evolu- known as:
tion and ‘survival of the fittest’ to human
A. Chitemene
societies
B. Fat
915. What challenge did Surontiko Samin of
Randublatung village present to state C. Lading
ownership of the forest in Java? D. Milpah

919. To say that foreign countries seized C. Charles Darwin

“spheres of influence” in China means that D. Louis Pasteur
they

A. had secret agreements with the Chi- 924. By early nineteenth century, the British
nese government. part of Calcutta was known as
B. created a new territorial government A. White Town
to prevent the U.S. from entering the B. Black Town
trade market.
C. Red Town
C. gained control of trade and resources
D. None of These
in specific areas of China.
D. established a circular discussion fo- 925. Which ship of Magellan was the flagship?
rum. A. Concepcion
920. colleges built for women B. Santiago
A. beaterios C. Saint Anthony
B. nurseria D. Trinidad
E. Victoria
921. Were there any belgian colonies?
A. Yes in congo 926. Japan utilized the use of military power
to impose taxes to its Indian colonies.
B. Yes in brazil
A. True
C. No
B. False
D. Belgium was a colony
927. In Java, what system imposed rents on
922. Which pair of terms best complete the di-
land being cultivated in the forest and ex-
agram above?
empted villages providing free labour and
A. ? = Traditions? = Culture Traits buffaloes for timber cutting?
B. ? = Government? = Economy A. Blandong services system
C. ? = Culture Traits? = Language B. Forest Village System
D. ? = Government? = Culture Traits C. Forest Exemption System
923. Which scientist discovered the effective- D. Forest Rent System
ness of pasteurization in food?
928. Which of these was NOT a Southern
Colony?
A. South Carolina
B. Virginia
C. New York
D. Georgia
929. In this conquered territory the powers

A. J.C. Maxwell only had commercial advantages. We talk
B. Dmitri Mendeléyev about

A. Colonia 934. C / F The administrators of the latifundia

were mestizos
B. Concession
A. TRUE
C. Protectorate
B. Falso
D. none of above
935. Egypt, the Cape, India, Burma were
930. Which among the ships of Magellan was colonies of:
burned by the warriors and ended the Bat-
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tle of Mactan?
A. Trinidad
B. Victoria
C. Concepcion
D. Santiago
E. Saint Anthony
931. Which empires are often referred to

when discussing colonialism and imperial- A. France
ism?
B. Germany
A. European empires
C. England
B. African empires D. Italia
C. Asian empires
936. Memoirs often have a bias.
D. South American empires
A. True
932. All of the following are major reasons for B. False
the New Imperialism except?
937. What was the most important commod-
A. Demands of industrial economies
ity during the time of Magellan?
B. Demand for cleaner and safer work en-
A. spices
vironments
B. gold
C. Nationalism and militarism
C. silk
D. Social Darwinism
D. maps
933. The monarchs who led the last stages of
the Reconquista? 938. A large farm on which the labor of slaves
or other workers is used to grow a single
A. School of Navigation crop, such as sugar cane or cotton
B. Sagres Point, Portugal A. Plantation
C. Isabella and Ferdinand B. Indentured Servant
D. Inquisition C. Joint-Stock Company
E. Granada D. Cash Crop

939. Which were the industrialized countries 945. Which of the following was not a main
of that time? reason for European colonialism in Africa?

A. European empires, USA, and Japan A. Africa had a vast amount natural re-
B. Asian empires, USA, and Australia sources
C. European empires, Japan, and Egypt B. help Africans quickly become a devel-
oped continent
D. none of above
C. expanding trade networks
940. Which of these was the first permanent
English settlement in North America? D. spreading Christianity and other cul-
tural practices
A. Jamestown
B. Roakoke 946. Natives found themselves forced to work
C. Great Britain for the Spanish under a system called?
D. North Carolina A. Comer
B. Encomienda
941. What spices were traded in Southeast
Asia? C. Food
A. coffee, rice, tobacco D. Pastels
B. cinnamon, nutmeg and pepper
947. This is a celebrated “Midnight Ride” char-
C. sugar cane and wheat acter who said, “The British are coming!”
D. corn, wheat and rice or more accurately, “The Regulars are
coming!”
942. Which countries were involved in the Im-
perialism phase? A. Paul Revere
A. USA, Japan, Africa, and Asia B. Alexander Hamilton
B. Mexico, Japan, Africa, and Oceania C. Sam Adams
C. USA, Japan, Australia, and Asia D. George Washington
D. none of above
948. American schools opened during 1901
943. The Articles of Confederation created a are
type of government. A. Centro Escolar University
A. strong
B. Philippine Normal School
B. average
C. University of the Philippines
C. weak
D. Silliman University
D. federal
944. Which countries joined the Triple Alliance 949. The control of raw materials for manufac-
at the beginning of World War I? turing is a
A. Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire A. economic reason

B. Russia and Serbia B. political reason
C. Italy and Romania C. business name

950. What does 3Gs of the Spaniards mean? C. Portugal

A. God, Gold, and Gain D. Germany
B. God, Gold, and Grace
956. When former colonizers try to main-
C. God, Gold, and Glory tain political/economic control in former
D. none of above colonies
951. Gandhi went to school in London to study A. neocolonialism
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B. the commonwealth
A. Law C. entrustment
B. Business D. the latifundia
C. Government
957. Who did the U.S. buy Alaska from?
D. Medicine
952. One of the Dutch’s policies that asked In-

donesians to plant export crops, such as
sugar cane and coffee in their land is called
A. Forced labor
B. Forced planting
C. Collecting tax
D. none of above
953. Which rebellion was focused on fighting A. Cuba

against the foreigners and Catholic mis- B. Germany
sionaries who infiltrated China?
C. Russia
D. Canada
C. The Taiping Rebellion 958. Which of the following became a rallying
cry for colonists?
A. “No Taxation Without Representation”
954. What act was passed as punishment for
B. “Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death”
the Tea Party?
C. “Down with the King”
A. Townshend Acts
B. Stamp Act D. “No tyranny, only truth”
C. Tea Act 959. A sport that was introduced by the Amer-

D. Intolerable Acts icans.
A. bowling
955. From these countries, which one sent the
missionaries for the first time? B. boxing
A. Spain C. skating
B. the Netherlands D. none of above

960. Why did the Chinese emperor ban the B. The break with the tradition of archi-
sale of Opium? tectural constructions since the curved
and wavy line of symmetry predominated.

A. Opium was not making the Chinese
enough money C. The break with the tradition of archi-
B. The emperor wanted to make money tectural constructions since asymmetry
from other goods and striking painting predominated.
C. Opium is highly addictive and was ruin- D. none of above

ing China
965. What is self-determination?
D. Opium growers were gaining power in
Chinese court A. The ability of a country to establish
its own government, economic, and social
961. Mapuches were famous for resisting the structures
Spanish conquest. One factor that helped B. The right to determine the health sta-
them to do so was: tus of a nation
A. Their knowledge of natural surround-
C. The right to determine the political par-
ings.
ties of a nation
B. Their lack of war strategies.
D. The ability of a country to establish a
C. Their social and economic organiza- peaceful way to protest
tion.
D. none of above 966. In Southeast Asia, British colonialists in-
vaded countries
962. True or False? The Articles of Confedera- A. Myanmar, Siam
tion had a strong central government.
B. Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore,
A. True
Brunei
B. False
C. MI secretly curses, MA comes down,
963. a cause of imperialism is sin is forced
A. European kingdoms competed for who D. Tim OLEster, MI secretly curse, MA
developed first come down
B. needed to maintain a stable flow of 967. In the it is important that the domi-
raw materials to process and convert into nated country adopts cultural aspects of
refined or processed products the dominant country.
C. He saw the inhabitants of the rest of A. Colonialism
the world as racially inferior, which al-
lowed him to occupy their territories. B. Imperialism
D. all of the above 968. The Scramble for Africa began in the
964. 29-. What did the modernist movement A. 1600s
mean in architecture?
B. 1900s
A. The break with the tradition of paint-
C. 1800s
ings since the curved and wavy line of
lasymetry predominates. D. 200s

969. What converted native people to Catholi-

cism? C.
A. Nuns
B. Roman Catholic Priests
D.
C. The pope
D. The Bishop
974. What was the main reason French and
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970. After the February Revolution of 1917 Dutch colonists settled in North America?
Lenin returned from his exile and an- A. for religious freedom
nounced the steps that must be fol-
B. to profit from fur trading
lowed for the conquest of power by the
soviets How is this famous speech C. to look for gold and riches
known? D. to make friends with Native Americans
A. The October Manifesto
975. Who is known as father of Indian Jour-
B. The October Theses nalism?
C. The April Thesis A. Rajaram Mohan Roy
D. none of above B. James Augustus Hicky
971. Which one of these was NOT an item C. Comb Kumar Ghosh
Muslims exported, or traded to other D. Annie Besant
groups of people?
976. With the arrival of the Spanish, the in-
A. spices
digenous people had to
B. glass
A. Accept the new positions that the Span-
C. carpets ish gave them in the new colonial govern-
D. silk ments.
B. Adopt a new lifestyle established by
972. All Puritans were Pilgrims. European conquerors.
A. True C. Have very good relations with the con-
B. False querors to preserve their privileges.
973. Indonesia has an advanced but primitive D. Conquer the lands of the Spanish to
attitude. which can be analogous to an achieve dominance of America.
image 977. What were the slave states in the US?
A. On
A.
B. Norte
978. The Virginia Company’s policy of grant-

ing 50 acres of land to each settler and to
each family member who accompanied him
B.
A. Joint-Stock Company
B. Headright System

C. Tyranny B. The transportation of European slaves

D. Mercantilism to Africa

C. The transportation of Asian slaves to
979. The british wanted to preserve the tribal Europe
way of life.
D. The transportation of African slaves to
A. true
Asia
B. false
984. A people’s sense of belonging together as
980. What was the rush to get land in Africa a nation is called:
called?
A. Nationalism
B. Imperialism
C. Colonialism
D. Settlements
985. A person who sells or trades items.
A. Rush for Africa

B. Scramble for Africa
C. Destination Africa
D. European Scramble
A. Merchant
981. When Europeans first migrated to North
America, where would they put their set- B. Explorer
tlements? C. Nomad
A. In the southern hemisphere D. Prince
B. Along the western coast
986. What is a good sent to another country?
C. near natural resources
A. Import
D. In the middle of the continent
B. Infrastructure
982. Which option below is an example of a
C. Profit
great Native American achievement?
A. Machu Picchu D. Export
B. Jamestown 987. A group of countries under a single au-

C. The Great Wall of China thority is known as
D. The Mines of Moria A. empire
B. colony
983. What was the transatlantic slave trade?
A. The transportation of African slaves to C. “mother country
the Americas D. alliance

988. Policy where the government allots lands

for the citizens to live on and utilize.
A. Homestead
B. Homeowner
C. Homeland
D. none of above
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989. The first missionaries that arrived to
America wanted to:
A. convert natives to Catholicism.
B. protect natives. A. Africans
C. govern natives. B. Europeans
D. none of above C. Kings
D. Queens
990. The Executions of May 3 is a painting
painted by 994. Who invented the internal combustion en-
A. Goya gine?
B. Renoir
C. Degas
D. Kandinsky
991. When something that was previously ille-

gal, or against the law, is made legal (al-
lowed) under the law
A. Legalize A. Thomas Alva Edison
B. Condone B. Karl and Bertha Benz
C. Justice C. Lumiere Brothers
D. Admiral D. Alexander Graham Bell
992. Which was the most likely profession for 995. What did the British IMPORT from the
newly freed enslaved peoples after the colonies?
Civil War? A. Raw materials
A. Teachers and land owners B. Finished Goods
B. Artisans and factory workers C. Gold
C. Sharecroppers and Tenant Farmers D. Slaves
D. Politicians and Lawyers
996. The Chinese authorities attempted a
993. Who does the snake in the cartoon repre- policy to restrict trade with the West.
sent? A. ‘closed country’

B. ‘closed window’ C. Petroleum

C. ‘closed trade’ D. Electricity

D. ‘closed door’ 1001. What role did Africa play in WW1 and
WW2?
997. The land rental system is based on the
Agrarian law of 1870. This regulation A. Did not participate
allows individuals and private entities to B. Factory workers
manage land owned
C. Provided raw materials
A. Personal
D. Soldiers
B. Individual
1002. The success of Otto von Bismarck and
C. Government
of Mohandas Gandhi in India demonstrate
D. Private that
E. Colonial A. Imperialism usually acts as a positive
force
998. Indische Partij (IP) is a Dutch East Indies
movement organization which was formed B. More than one method can be used to
on December 25 1912. IP was formed by build nationalism
3 figures, namely C. Economic prosperity is the key to so-
A. Danudirdja Setiabudi, K.H. Dewantara, cial change
Sukarno D. Urbanization strengthens traditional
B. E.F.E Douwes Dekker, Danudirja Se- values
tiabudi, K.H Dewantara 1003. The charismatic leader of Vietnam’s in-
C. Danudirdja Setiabudi, Dr. Cipto Man- dependence was
gunkusumo, Ki Hajar Dewantara
D. Soekarno, K.H Hasyim Asy’ari, Henk
Sneevliet
E. Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo, Dr. Wahidin
Soedirohusodo, Moh. Hatta
999. Which reason for imperialism has to do

with making money?
A. economic A. Mahatma Gandhi
B. political B. Ho Chi Minh
C. cultural C. Achmed Sukarno
D. exploratory D. Patrice Lumumba
1000. Indicate the option that corresponds to 1004. Portuguese believed that their explo-
a new source of energy during the Second ration was a sacred journey. They did a
Industrial Revolution moral duty to spread their religion during
their colonization. Based on this state-
A. Coal ment, what factor was influencing Euro-
B. Vapor pean to colonize in Indonesia?

A. Gold 1010. In The Wretched of the Earth, Fanon

B. Glory highlights the errors in the process of
C. Gospel A. Decolonization
D. Science and Technology B. Conquest and discovery
1005. How could a colony increase the wealth C. Imperialism
of the ruling country? D. none of above
A. By preventing new trade routes
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1011. Who set up a public works department
B. By bringing more people into the coun-
in 1854?
try
C. By providing new markets that could A. Lord Cornwallis
trade only with the ruling country B. Lord ripon
D. By encouraging more exploration C. Lord Dalhousie
1006. How did colonial people get money? D. Lord Curzon
A. Working for Imperialists on planta-
1012. What was the result of the Rebellion?
tions and mines
B. Growing crops
C. Working in factories
D. Running Factories
1007. Which country took over Korea, the is-
land of Formosa and half of the island of
Sakhalin?
A. Japan A. India became an independent nation
B. China B. Great Britain stopped the rebellion and
C. United Kingdom took full control of India
D. USA 1013. Who most directly advocated for the
1008. indirect rule was introduced in the year passage of the 14th Amendment?
A. Andrew Jackson
A. 1907 B. Abraham Lincoln
B. 1908 C. Radical Republicans
C. 1909
D. Robert E. Lee
D. 1906
1014. First Mysore came to an end through the
1009. Which group of people were forcibly re-
treaty of
moved from their families in Australia?
A. Aboriginals A. Treaty of Pondicherry
B. English settlers B. Treaty of Madras

C. Criminals C. Treaty of Mysore
D. Indigenous tribes D. Treaty of Seringapatanam

1015. What institution controlled the Trade B. The Philippines became more united
Monopoly? because they now had one leader.

A. Council of Indies C. The Filipino culture and identity was af-
B. House of Trade fected by Western influences.
C. Council D. none of above
D. none of above 1021. The main ideological representative of

scientific socialism
1016. What was the last Spanish city that fell
from the hands of the Moors?
A. Granada
B. Valencia
C. Castille
D. Aragon
1017. Which was the home for the viceroy &

later came to be known as Rashtrapati
Bhavan?
A. The Viceregal Lodge
B. The Victoria Terminus
C. Teen Murthi bhavan
D. none of above A. Graham Bell
1018. Who was the father-in-law of Mir B. Karl Marx
Qasim? C. Henry Ford
A. Sirajuddaulah D. M. Bakunin
B. Mir Jafar
1022. The idea that peoples of African descent
C. Mir Mardan have common interests and should be uni-
D. Shah Mother E fied whether they live inside Africa or
around the world.
1019. Choose the three political paths that A. Colonialism
emerged in the American colonies:
B. Pan-Africanism
A. conservative adherence
C. Imperialism
B. reformist participation
D. Urbanization
C. Bonapartist wars
D. liberating revolution 1023. Indigenous peoples, also known in some
regions as peoples.
1020. What statement is correct about the Eu- A. Third
ropean “discovery” of the Philippines?
B. First
A. Spices grown in the Philippines be-
came more popular than those from C. Planet
Moluccas. D. none of above

1024. Which group was second in importance to so many unfortunate people who, never
in the social hierarchy? before, have known these benefits. What
cause is behind it?
A. policy
B. economic
C. ideological
D. technological
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1028. Which liberal revolution does the paint-
ing refer to:
A. Spanish people A. 1830

B. Creole B. French Revolution (1789)
C. Mestizos C. 1848
D. Indians D. 1820
1025. Where did APARTHEID happen? 1029. An agreement which was made by Por-
tuguese and Spain is known as
A.
A. Sargoza Agreement
B. Nation Agreement
B. C. London Treaty
D. none of above
C. 1030. the investigation of unknown regions

A. stockade
B. era
D. C. expedition
D. exploration
1026. Which region of colonies’ economy was
built around trade and fishing? 1031. These have a narrative structure, are
A. New England emotional, and contain author’s reflection
on a past event or their lives.
B. Middle
A. Memories
C. Southern
B. Memoirs
D. none of above
C. Biography
1027. In 1895, Chamberlain gave the follow-
ing speech:A nation is like an individual:it D. Bibliography
has its duties to fulfill and we cannot ig-
nore ours towards so many people en- 1032. What were the main economic motives
trusted to our tutelage. Only our domina- behind colonialism?
tion can ensure peace, security and wealth A. Establishing democratic governments

B. Acquiring raw materials, establishing 1037. Which side had more resources and
new markets for goods, and exploiting training at the beginning of the war?
cheap labor

A. British
C. Spreading religious beliefs
B. Colonists
D. Promoting cultural exchange
1038. In 1890, two opposing diplomatic blocs
1033. Group of people living in a new territory called
with ties to a distant state.
A. Triple Alliance
A. NATIONALISM
B. Triple entente
B. PARTITION OF AFRICA
C. Mediterranean Pact
C. COLONIES
D. Soviet Union
D. Joint res S and abduction sound
E. The axis
1034. British colonialists came to Indonesia led
by 1039. Which powers were involved in imperi-
alist politics?
A. J.P Coen
A. Italy and France
B. Thomas Standford Raffles
B. England, France, Italy, Germany
C. Sultan Hamid
C. Spain and France
D. none of above
D. Spain, England, United States
1035. How did the British view large animals
like tigers in India during colonial rule? 1040. The name of the man who led the first
successful Reconquista.
A. Signs of a wild, primitive society
A. Visigoths
B. Signs of cultural sophistication
C. Pets for the elite B. Moors
D. Protected species for conservation C. Regain

D. El Cid
1036. What was the first reason Europeans
went to Africa? E. Valencia
1041. Colonized citizens are often subjected to

processes of acculturation or deep cultural
dominance.
A. Colonization
B. Imperialism
1042. Where is Machu Picchu located?

A. Slaves A. in the Andes Mountains
B. Resources B. in the Inca Mountains
C. Vast Wealth C. in the Pizarro Mountains
D. none of above D. in the Bingham Mountains

1043. Who led the first major demonstration A. Frederick Taylor

in 1905?
B. Arnold Schwarzenegger
A. The Gapón priest
C. Ferdinand von Zeppelin
B. A protester close to the tsar
D. Joseph Lister
C. A group of civilian protesters
D. The wife of Tsar Nicholas II 1048. What motivated European powers to
colonize Asia?
1044. Which ancient civilization was located
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. the need for more slaves
on the Yucatan Peninsula, had a religion
based on human sacrifice and astronomy, B. the desire to contain the US colonial-
and largely disappeared before the Span- ism
ish arrived in the region?
C. highly profitable trade routes
A. Mayans
D. the competition for territory in Africa
B. Incas
C. Aztecs 1049. The new working patterns imposed by
the colonisers
D. none of above
A. disrupted tribal life
1045. Most of the migrants in Delhi were from
B. improved tribal life
A. Bengal
C. improved the working abilities of the
B. Assam indigenous peoples
C. Punjab
D. didn’t change the social hierarchies
D. Rajasthan
1050. All of the following are examples of
1046. What is true about the Indigenous social “crimes against humanity” during New Im-
determinants of health (SDOH)? perialism except.
A. Indigenous people experience SDOH
A. Cultural assimilation and promotion of
similar to non-Indigenous People
local traditions
B. Indigenous people have higher educa-
B. Forced labor and exploitation of indige-
tional attainment than non-Indigenous
nous populations
C. Indigenous people experience lower
median income than non-Indigenous C. Massacres and violent suppression of
local uprisings
D. Indigenous people has a lower unem-
ployment rate than non-Indigenous D. Forcible displacement and destruction
of indigenous communities
1047. Who invented the assembly line?
1051. When did Delhi become the capital of
British India?
A. 1900
B. 1905
C. 1911
D. 1915

1052. This is what the stage of greatest C. The idea that colonies have more
competition for territorial hegemony was power than their colonizers
called.

D. The idea that colonies are culturally in-
A. Imperialism. dependent from their colonizers
B. Colonialism. 1057. What is the name of the southern most
C. Expansionism. colony?
D. Genocide.
1053. In South Africa, white farmers own ex-

tensive territories, even though they are
a minority of the population. This is a
consequence
A. Policy
B. Social
C. Economic A. South Carolina
D. Cultural B. North Carolina
E. Demographic C. Georgia
D. Maryland
1054. Click all examples of things that the Ro-
mans built that lasted long after the Ro- 1058. The conference held in Germany which
man Empire. led to the partition of Africa was held in K
A. A. Berlin
B. B. Munich
C. C. London
D. D. Paris
1055. Who was the first choice to command 1059. Towards which territories do European
the Continental Army? powers mainly expand?
A. Thomas Jefferson A. Towards southern Europe
B. Benjamin Franklin B. Africa
C. Thomas Paine C. America
D. George Washington D. Northeast Asia.
1056. What is dependency theory? 1060. Did imperialism and colonialism end up
A. The idea that the long history of extrac- leading to World War I?
tion between a colony and its colonizer A. And
creates an economic situation that’s diffi-
cult to pull out of B. No
B. The idea that colonies are economi- C. It only led to a war in Africa
cally independent from their colonizers D. None of the above

1061. These were two most powerful nations 1065. Which heading best completes the par-
during the age of exploration and discov- tial outline below?I A. House of
ery. BurgessesB. Mayflower CompactC. New
A. England and Spain England town meetings
B. Spain and Portugal

C. Portugal and England
D. none of above
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1062. Which commission was set up to investi-
gate the riots of Deccan’s farmer in 1875?
A. Deccan riots commission
B. Hyderabad riots commission A. British System of National Government
in North America
C. Bengal riots commission
B. Colonial Responses to the Practice of
D. Chota Nagpur Plateau riots commis- Salutary Neglect
sion
C. British Attempts to Control Colonial
1063. What did Europeans hope to find by ex- Governments
ploring Africa?
D. Colonial Efforts at Self-Government
1066. This image represents the concept of
A. Cinnamon and other spices

B. New ocean routes
C. Silk and other cloths
A. discrimination
D. Gold and other riches
B. racism
which type of colonialism? “This type C. revenge
of colonialism also used the strategy of D. colonialism
“divide and rule” by implementing poli-
cies that intentionally weakened indige- 1067. Which term describes the competition
nous power networks and institutions.” between European powers for colonial ter-
A. Economic Companies ritory in Africa?
B. Direct Rule A. The Scramble for Africa

C. Indirect Rule B. The Sepoy Rebellion
D. Settler Rule C. Economic imperialism
E. All of the above D. The eugenics movement

1068. Why did many industrialized or ad- B. Because mercantilism encouraged re-
vanced countries need to takeover less ad- ligious expansion
vanced countries?

C. Because mercantilism encouraged the
reinforcement of monarchy
D. Because mercantilism encouraged the
accumulation of riches by exploiting re-
sources
1072. It refers to the policy of domination,

A. For better climate and cleaner environ- subjugation, and exercise of control of one
ment strong country over aweaker one.
B. To create a democratic government A. Captivity
C. To teach the local population about re- B. Colonialism
cycling
C. Navigation
D. To claim or takeover natural resources
located in those countries D. Exploration
1069. What economic reasons did Europeans 1073. Which of Franz Fanon’s works was re-
go to Africa for? jected?
A. A new place to build houses.
A. Microphysics of power
B. A new place to educate their children
B. Condemned of the Earth
C. For natural resources, cheap labor,
and markets. C. Black skins, white masks
D. Because the weather was nice. D. none of above
1070. The charismatic leader of Indian indepen-
1074. Who was the considered the first em-
dence
presario in Texas?
A. Green DeWitt
B. Stephen F. Austin
C. George Morgan
D. Erasmus Seguin
A. Mahatma Gandhi
1075. Which leader’s political legacy most di-
B. Ho Chi Minh
rectly influenced the situation shown in
C. Achmed Sukarno this 2004 cartoon?
D. Patrice Lumumba A. Khomeini takes over
1071. Why is mercantilism related to the pop- B. Slobodan Milosevic
ularity of colonialism?
C. Augusto Pinochet
A. Because mercantilism encouraged re-
ligious freedom D. Kemal Ataturk

1076. What is the encomienda? C. Kanhu marmu

A. Spanish institution that allows a con- D. none of above
quistador to collect tribute from a group
1082. The turmoil in Europe over the British
of indigenous people instead of the king
and Dutch situation also had an impact
B. Official document of the Catholic on the Indonesian government under the
Church that deals with matters of faith. British. In 1814, the Anglo-Dutch signed
C. a canoe an agreement to hand back the Dutch
colonies controlled by England. This agree-
NARAYAN CHANGDER
D. None is correct ment is known as
1077. Which is true of Abraham Lincoln A. Amsterdam Convention
A. The south should be punished for leav- B. Treaty of Versailles
ing the union C. London Convention
B. It was his job to preserve and save the D. Renville Agreement
union E. Treaty of Tordesilas
C. Slavery was a just cause
1083. Zamindari Bandobast was introduced by
D. Immigration should be outlawed
1078. AMLAH WAS WORKING FOR A. Holt Mackenzie

A. BRITISH B. Lord Cornwallis
B. ZAMINDAR C. Thomas Munro

D. Lord Canning
C. PEASANT
D. farmer 1084. pay attention to the following data 1)
coffee 2) tobacco 3) rice 4) corn based on
1079. “Prince of Tagalog Poets” the data above, the types of plants that
A. toma s pin pin must be planted in the forced cultivation
system are referred to in number
B. Francisco Baltazar
A. and 3)
C. Ferdinand Bagong
B. and 2)
D. Pedro Suarez Osorio C. and 4)
1080. Which of the following is NOT consid- D. and 3)
ered a main reason for colonialism? E. and 4)
A. European competition
1085. Which of the following is true about the
B. Accumulation of riches Boxer Rebellion?
C. Expand tourism A. The rebellion took place in Japan.
D. Expansion of Religion B. The Boxers were trying to keep Chris-
tianity in China.
1081. who was one of the Main leaders of the
C. The Boxers were unhappy with foreign
Santhal rebellion?
influence in China.
A. Tilka Manjhi D. The Boxers were able to drive out the
B. U kiangbagh foreigners from China.

1086. Is when one country is involving in cre- 1092. What did Japan achieve when they took
ating an empire and expanding the borders control of Taiwan?
in order to project its power.

A. They wanted Taiwan to move from sub-
A. colonialism sistence to an industrial level of rice and
B. imperialism sugar production.
B. They wanted to establish a settler colo-
1087. SON TRES CARACTERÍSTICAS DEL CAPI- nial relationship with Taiwan.
TALISMO
C. They wanted to extract resources from
A. PRIVATE PROPERTY Taiwan for strategic positions.
B. INNOVATION D. They wanted to dominate and subordi-
C. REVENUE nate Taiwan for economic gain.
D. TENER UN BORREGO 1093. This image represents:
with needing raw materials (like cotton)
for factories in Europe?
A. economic
B. political
C. cultural
D. exploratory
1089. ´Ruled the Indonesia from 1605 to
1799 A. Racism.
A. Spain B. Neoliberalism
B. Portugal C. Colonialism.
C. The Netherlands D. Socialism.
D. Britain
1094. Who was the main author of the Decla-
1090. What is the Chinese word for ‘great ration of Independence?
peace’ as promised to those who joined
the Taiping Rebellion?
A. Nian
B. Muslim
C. Boxer
D. Taiping
1091. tax to pool funds needed in prevention
of attacks by Moros or Christians
A. tribute A. Benjamin Franklin
B. encomienda B. Samuel Adams
C. proverb C. Thomas Jefferson
D. pueblo D. Paul Revere

1095. A newspaper article about the Berlin 1101. What important bases were occupied by
Conference the same week is a primary or the English East India Company?
secondary source? A. Japan and China
A. Primary B. Philippines and India
B. Secondary C. Indonesia and Malaysia
1096. Colonialism is a system by which a for- D. India and Indonesia
eign state dominates and exploits a colony
1102. What is one of the reasons Europeans
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. TRUE colonized other regions?
B. Falso A. Seeking raw materials and natural re-
sources
1097. What is one consequence of Europeans
seeing the wealth and power of China? B. Seeking to spread infectious diseases
A. Ancient trade patterns that had been C. A desire to spread Buddhism
around for centuries continued D. Expand populations
B. Europeans sought their own money
1103. Our march to freedom is irreversible.
and resources for power
We must now allow fear to stand in our
C. Europeans tried to share money and way. Universal suffrage on a common vot-
resources with other parts of the world ers’ role in a united democratic and non-
D. New systems of European isolation be- racial South Africa is the only way to peace
gan in 1450 and racial harmony. Mandela’s support for
universal suffrage in South Africa led to
1098. Since the 19th century, oriental spices A. An end to white minority control
were a fundamental product for Europe
B. Mass emigration
A. frequently
C. Membership in the United Nations
B. Barley (UN)
C. Cinnamon D. Confiscation of private farms
D. Wheat
1104. It was built to improve the traffic in Ar-
1099. What region did France occupy in Asia? roceros and Quiapo.*
A. Indochina A. COLLAR BRIDGE
B. Cochinchina B. San Juan Bridge
C. China 1105. What does “imperialism” mean?
D. none of above A. command over some territories
1100. What did the Taiping Rebellion show B. restore the greatness of the Roman
about the Qing government? Empire
A. Poor economic conditions C. the division of the world into colonial
possessions and zones of influence of the
B. Widespread corruption great powers
C. Both A and B D. the division of Italy and Europe into
D. None of the above zones of influence

1106. What does “antisemitism” mean? 1112. The following are the changes in the
A. hatred towards Jews economy in the Philippines:EXCEPT ONE.

B. hatred towards Germans A. Loss of control over trade
C. affinity with the Jewish people B. The friars became influential espe-
D. affinity with the German people cially in the pueblos
C. Excessive burdens on the Filipinos
1107. Faced with the loss of their lands, the
native population was forced to D. Construction of public services
A. Open new businesses 1113. One of these powers does not join the
B. Work in the mines and plantations imperialist race
C. Organize unions A. Japan
D. none of above B. USA
1108. The economy of the Southern colonies C. Italia
was based primarily on
D. China
A. Agriculture and slavery
B. Industry and slavery 1114. a religious settlement
C. Agriculture and manufacturing A. mission
D. Industry and manufacturing B. province
1109. The power can exercise direct or indirect C. expedition
control over its subordinates in mainly po- D. stockade
litical and economic matters, leaving the
rest of civil life to its free will. 1115. What territory did France occupy on the
A. Colonialism Asian continent?
B. Imperialism A. India
1110. What was one of the impacts of Euro- B. Indochina

pean exploration on indigenous peoples? C. Formosa (Taiwan)
A. Cultural suppression and loss of tradi- D. Siam
tions
B. Introduction of advanced medical 1116. Colonization is the process of
treatments A. Quickly obtaining resources from a
C. Peaceful coexistence with Europeans captured territory.
D. Economic prosperity B. Waging war between two powers with
the end result being the prize of territory.
1111. Who fought in the French and Indian
War? C. Sending explorers from one side of the
world to the other in an effort to find as
A. French vs. Natives
much gold as possible.
B. British vs. French
D. Setting up a government in a territory,
C. British vs. French and Natives sending settlers, and trading resources
D. Natives vs. British back to the home nation.

1117. Which colony was founded first in New C. By the name of its engine
England? D. none of above
A. Rhode Island
1123. A large farm or estate where cash crops
B. Connecticut are grown.
C. Massachusetts A. Plantation
D. New Hampshire B. Hotel
C. Field
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1118. The agreement between Dutch and
British is called D. Colony
A. Treaty of London
1124. Which ship of Magellan was lost in a
B. London of the treaty storm?
C. Zaragoza A. Concepcion
D. none of above B. Santiago
1119. It refers to the company that pro- C. Saint Anthony

vided tranvia services in different parts of D. Trinidad
Manila E. Victoria
A. PHILIPPINE TRAMWAY COMPANY
1125. The Municipal Improvement Act was
B. ROYAL AUDIENCE passed in
1120. Why were geographical and scientific A. 1964
societies created that organized expedi- B. 1864
tions to unknown territories.
C. 1872
A. To know its characteristics.
D. 1821
B. Prepare maps.
1126. European imperialism of Africa, from
C. Build infrastructure and facilitate the 1880-World War I, is known as
colonialist task.
A. Spheres of Influence
D. All of the above.
B. Scramble for Africa
1121. What were the colonies of Rhode Is- C. World War I
land, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and
D. French Revolution
New Hampshire referred to as?
A. 13 Colonies 1127. What were the agreements that derived
from the Berlin Conference?
B. New England Colonies
A. Establishment of slavery
C. Middle Colonies
B. Freedom of trade and navigation on
D. Southern Colonies
the Niger and Congo rivers
1122. Why were they known as the C. Recognition of the Congo Free State as
Napoleonic Wars? a colony of the King of Belgium
A. Because it was a name they invented D. Prohibition of slavery
B. Because they were afraid of Napoleon E. Principle of future occupation

1128. How important was the Duma to Rus- C. Royal Seal

sian society?
D. The Queen Staff

A. Establish that the rights of all are ful-
filled 1134. Civil authority with administrative and
B. Balance the balance of well-being and justice functions
grant civil rights such as freedom of ex- A. The police officers
pression and political association
B. The councilors
C. Peasants’ rights
C. The Cabildos
D. Balance politics and economics
D. The corregidors
1129. Where did the Russian Empire expand?
1135. Who led the journey in 1492 that led to
A. Siberia
the discovery of the Americas?
B. India
C. Balkans
B. Amerigo Vespucci
D. Scandinavia
1130. It is said that the is an “Evolution”
D. Vasco da Gama
of the
A. Colonialism-Imperialism 1136. Spaniards born in the Philippines
B. Imperialism-Colonialism A. Peninsulares
1131. To free someone from guilt or responsi- B. Islanders
bility
1137. Which of the following was a colony in
A. Absolve the NEW ENGLAND region?
B. Condone
A. New York
C. Complicit
B. Rhode Island
D. Enslave
C. Maryland
1132. Which nation’s ongoing efforts to de- D. Delaware
velop nuclear weapons in the early 21st
century has caused international concern? 1138. Though monopolies and other policies,
A. France the Spaniards took control and benefited
from the Filipino’ products.
B. China
A. FACT
C. North Korea
D. Soviet Union B. BLUFF
1133. Certificate of authority issued to the 1139. Pacification policy was implemented to
chiefs appointed by the colonialist was prevent the Filipinos from starting an up-
called? rising or revolution.
A. Royal charter A. True
B. warrant B. False

1140. Which two countries led the race to dis- B. Superiority of the white race and civi-
cover new lands in the 1600s? lizing mission
A. USA and Canada C. Need for new markets
B. China and India D. Need to dominate strategic territories
C. Spain and Portugal 1146. Imperialism was developed by the pow-
D. none of above ers of
A. Africa
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1141. What do the colonizing countries mainly
exploit? B. Europa
A. Field and Industry C. Asia
B. Industry and Mining D. America
C. Field and Mining 1147. Racism is NOT
D. none of above A. The belief that all races should live to-
gether
1142. What was the process of creating a
separate group of people labeled as non- B. The belief that one skin color is supe-
normal or inferior used by colonial powers rior to another
called? C. The belief that skin color determines
A. Othering who should control land
B. Bothering D. The belief that skin color determines
your intelligence
C. Exploiting
D. Discriminating 1148. When one nations subjugates another
nation, often forcing their culture and lan-
1143. The colony of Lagos was annexed by the guage upon the local population, then it
British in what year? K may occur
A. 1861 A. imperialism
B. 1904 B. colonialism
C. 1914 C. nationalism
D. 1918 D. Industrialism
1144. What was the impact of the British East 1149. Which of the following is an example of
Indian Company on India? an “abrupt” or drastic change in cultural
A. Increased trade and economic growth exchange?
B. Spread of Indian culture to other coun- A. Establishing a different language na-
tries tionwide from one day to another.
C. Decrease in population B. Constructing monuments throughout
colonial history
D. Loss of Indian languages
C. Incorporating throughout time some
1145. It is a demographic cause of colonialism different foods from the mother-nation.
A. Great population growth D. none of above

1150. Which of the following political cartoons A. The Niger river

does NOT represent the concept of “colo- B. the Congo river
nialism”?

C. the Euphrates river
A.
D. the Nile river
1154. FILL IN THE BLANK:A is the person,
group of people, or country that partici-
B.
pates in colonialism.
A. colony (n)
B. colonize (v)
C. colonizer (n)
C.
D. none of above
1155. During the colonial period in Latin
America, many agricultural products were
D. spread by way of
A. During the colonial period in Latin
America, many agricultural products were
1151. Colonialism is political and economic con- spread by way of
trol of a territory B. Columbian Exchange
A. True C. farmer markets
B. False D. International merchants
1152. The Boer War was a conflict between 1156. In recent decades, what shift in forestry
the Boers and the? goals has been recognized by governments
across Asia and Africa?
A. Zulu
A. Increased scientific forestry
B. Dutch
B. Exclusion of local communities from
C. British forests
D. Union of South Africa C. Conservation of forests involving local
communities
1153. What river is the green arrow pointing
to? D. Expansion of commercial forestry
1157. What are the American influences have
in the Filipino society, culture and way of
life?
A. Architecture
B. festivals
C. Health and Sanitation
D. Lifestyle
E. Transportation and Communication
System

1158. Before the coming of British, these B. Delhi

tribal people traditionally cleared forest C. Bombay
lands in the Bihar-Jharkhand region:
D. none of above
A. Bhils
1164. What countries were independent?
B. clean
A. Thailand and part of the Philippines
C. Santhals
B. Laos y British Malaya
D. special
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1165. Who invented the light bulb?
1159. Behavior or actions that are considered
fair and “right a wrong”
A. Justice
B. Complicit
C. Absolve
D. Legalize
A. Tom Tai
1160. Pilgrims were for their religious be-
liefs in England. B. Thomas Edison
C. Alessandro Volta
A. persecuted
D. James Watt
B. celebrated
C. chased away 1166. Document 2:“Colonialism’s greatest
misdeed was to have tried to strip us of
D. accepted our responsibility in conducting our own
affairs and convince us that our civiliza-
1161. Portuguese made an alliance with Ter-
tion was nothing less than savagery” The
nate Kingdom.
word “savagery” most nearly means
A. TRUE
A. being mean
B. FALSE B. uncivilized
1162. Which of the following is a responsible C. angry
use of privilege? D. rage
A. Staying out of problems because they
1167. The world’s longest river, is found
don’t affect you
in Africa!
B. Not talking to people in case you might
offend them
C. Standing up for someone without priv-
ilege treated unfairly
D. Telling people that you’re not like other
privileged people A. The Mississippi
1163. Which city was originally a part of an B. The Saluda
archipelago? C. The Beach
A. Madras D. The Nile

1168. Gandhi’s method was based on C. Sustainable forest management

D. Blandong services system

1174. While visiting a new city you notice
temples, churches, synagogues, mosques,
Kingdom Halls and more. You might con-
clude that the city is a
A. cultured society
A. Truth, Non-violence
B. variety society
B. Violence
C. multicultural society
C. Only truth
D. multilingual society
D. Dishonesty
1175. Lunch on the Grass is a painting painted
1169. In 1877, the Queen Victoria was recog- by
nised as the Empress of India. A. Manet
A. true B. Renoir
B. false C. Pizarro
1170. A person or institution that owes a sum D. Kandinsky
of money
1176. Treaty of London said that
A. Indentured Servant
A. All colonies belonged to Dutch be re-
B. Cash Crop turned to Dutch Administrators
C. Debtor B. Indonesians belong to Dutch
D. Headright System C. British will have some authorities in In-
donesia
1171. C/F Puerto Rico has a voting represen-
tative in the US Congress. D. none of above
A. TRUE 1177. In the following pairing, which country
B. Falso represented the “mother country:” Eng-
land received goods from the thirteen
1172. What religion strongly influenced the colonies.
development of Latin America?
A. England
A. Sunni Islam
B. 13 colonies
B. Protestant Christianity
1178. Which was NOT an advantage of the
C. Chinese Buddhism
colonists during the war?
D. Catholic Christianity
1173. What practice did the Dutch follow in

Java in the nineteenth century to manage
forests for shipbuilding and railways?
A. Import of timber from other regions
B. Export of teak sleepers from Java

A. defense of their land 1183. Which is NOT a reason for European

B. Support from France countries to claim African land?
A. To unite and ally with Africans and live
C. well trained military
with them.
D. strong leadership B. To claim their land and resources.
1179. When one group of people attempt to in- C. To expand their empire and become
tentionally wipe out another group of peo- dominant world powers.
ple through violence and/or disease, it is
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D. To reinforce the idea that white men
called are superior
A. Viceroy 1184. IDENTIFY THE PERSONALITY
B. Genocide
C. Plunder
D. Absolve
1180. Filipinos were restricted from helping

guerillas or revolutionary groups against
the Americans.
A. True
B. False
1181. Which of the following was NOT a mo-

tivation for European imperialism? A. KING OF BURDAWAN
B. CORNWALLIS
A. To spread Christianity to foreign popu-
lations that practiced other religions. C. WELLESLEY
B. To demonstrate their superiority to D. GENERAL DYER
other countries on an international scale. 1185. Who discovered the West Indies in
C. To access valuable natural resources 1942?
in foreign territories. A. Vasco Nunez de Balboa
D. To form closer relationships with po- B. Christopher Columbus
tential allies around the world. C. Ferdinand Magellan
1182. What is colonial system? D. KingManuel of Portugal
A. The category where colonists would 1186. How did internal colonialism arise?
constitute much of the political and eco- A. None of the above
nomic administration.
B. Born at the time when artisanal pro-
B. The control or governing influence of a duction is replaced
nation over a dependent country, territory,
C. It occurs simultaneously with the be-
or people.
ginning of the first industrial revolution
C. The system about how the colonial D. It arose in modern times as a result of
county related with another. the great independence movement of the
D. none of above former colonies.

1187. Which document granted the US inde- B. Increasing manual labor and effort
pendence from England? C. Not affecting the way you work at all

A. English Bill of Rights D. By automating processes and increas-
B. Magna Carta ing productivity.
C. Treaty of Paris of 1783 1194. In the image, an event that disturbed
D. Proclamation Act of 1763 Portuguese Society is represented, with
what name did it become known?
1188. They were husband and wife who led
the revolt in Ilocos in 1762.
A. Juan Luna and Antonio Luna
B. Emily Aguinaldo and Gregory of Jesus
C. Gabriela Silang and Diego Silang
D. Andres Bonifacio and Gregoria de Je-
sus
A. Black Africa
1189. Datu Ache made an agreement with the B. The threat
Dutch who were starting to be a very pow-
erful force in the archipelago south of Min- C. English ultimatum
danao. D. Berlin Conference
A. FACT
1195. A treaty where unexplored territories
B. BLUFF east of the Atlantic Ocean boundary line
belongs to Portugal while those west of
1190. What was Van den Bosch important the line belong to Spain.
role?
A. Treaty of Tordesillas
A. He asked the people in Java to build
the Great Post Road that connects Anyer B. Treaty of Zaragoza
to Panarukan
1196. What were the Tiananmen Square
B. He applied cultivation system Protests about?
1191. All humans have a phone A. Workers demanding a higher wage
A. Right B. Students calling for democracy and

free speech
B. Privilege
C. Farmers demanding subsidies for bad
1192. During the colonial period, local popula- crops
tions were in charge of the administration D. none of above
of the colonized country.
A. TRUE 1197. What was Prussia known for?
B. Faux
1193. How have new industrial technologies

changed the way of working?
A. Reducing efficiency and productivity

A. running away from trouble 1203. Document 1:According to this author,

B. militarism why did they want to colonize African ter-
ritory?
C. using speeches to make things happen
A. To help them become more advanced
D. none of the above
B. To take over for no reason
1198. Which out of these land revenue system C. They wanted valuable resources from
was introduced in South India? the continent
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. Zamindari system D. none of above
B. Ryotwari system
1204. Indigenous peoples resisted and fought
C. Mahalwari system against the actions of colonizing nations.
D. none of above What is the definition of “indigenous peo-
ples?”
1199. LA CARRERA COLONIAL CREÓ TEN-
SIONES ENTRE LAS POTENCIAS EURO- A. An act of giving one thing and receiving
PEAS. POR EJEMPLO EN CHOCARON another in return
PROYECTOS IMPERIALES BRITÁNICO Y B. The first peoples who are the original
: settlers of a region
A. AFRICA-FRENCH C. To selfishly take advantage of some-
B. AMERICA-BELGIAN one in order to profit from them
C. OCEANIA-GERMAN D. An attempt by a country to establish
settlements and to impose its political,
D. ASIA-ITALIAN economic, and cultural control in another
1200. What was the policy of tension at the 1205. What objective did France have in
end of the 19th century called? Africa?
A. Bismarckian systems A. Dominate from north (Cairo) to south
B. British peace (Cape)
C. Splendid isolation B. Master the Congo River
D. Munich Treaties C. Dominate from east to west
1201. Asians refused to join the world wars D. Master the Nile River
due to its isolationism policy.
1206. Which word describes someone of both
A. True Spanish and native heritage?
B. False
1202. Which European nation was the first to

colonize some coastal territories and is-
lands in Northern Africa?
A. France
B. England
C. Spain A. Mestizo
D. Portugal B. Indigenous

C. Indian 1211. What does hunter gatherer mean?

D. Latino

1207. Which factor helped indigenous tribes to
thrive in North America?
A. Someone who farms their food

B. Someone who grocery shops for their
food
C. Someone who either collects or tracks
A. Living nomadically their food
B. Agriculture (farming) D. Someone who does not eat
C. Crossing the land bridge
1212. The main reason industrialized nations
D. Building Machu Picchu wanted to imperialize non-industrialized
nations was
1208. True or False:Most of the roads the Ro-
mans built are gone now. A. to gain raw materials
B. to spread Christianity
A. True.
C. To show national pride
B. False.
D. To build factories there
C. idk.
D. none of above 1213. Which battle established the supremacy
of the British rule in India?
1209. Did the US colonies have their own cur-
A. Battle of Buxar, 1764
rency?
B. Battle of Plassey, 1757
A. Yes, they had copper and bronze coins
C. 4th Mysore war 1799
B. Yes, they had silver from their mines
D. 3rd Mysore war, 1790-92
C. No, they had the US currency
D. They bartered trade between the 1214. After Almagro’s experience, which
colonies and the metropolises. route did Pedro de Valdivia choose to come
to Chile?
1210. Define the term Apartheid. A. Atacama Desert
A. a separation of people based on race B. Bolivian Altiplano
B. the Berlin Conferences meeting be- C. Pacific Ocean
tween European leaders
D. none of above
C. including others as equal members of
a society 1215. What is colonialism?
D. none of above A. Something that is bought

B. It involves one nation taking control C. At Casa de Pao

over another D. The factory workshop
C. It’s when they do favor things
1220. What was Gandhi’s plan of dealing with
D. Exercise a nation British Laws?
1216. What country is shown on the map? A. Attacking the British Army
B. Street Riots and Hunger Strikes
C. Non-violent civil disobedience
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1221. How did the compass help European ex-
plorers navigate their ships?
A. It allowed them to sail at night.
B. It told them which direction they were
going.
A. Nigeria C. It helped sailors control the wind on
B. the Congo their ships.
D. It measured the distance north or
C. Mali
south from the equator.
D. Kenya
1222. Which discovery is Dimitry Mendeleev
1217. Which of the following demographic related to?
causes did not affect Great Britain?
A. The classical theory of electromag-
A. Post-war situation netism
B. Poor economic conditions of the work- B. Pasteurization and the rabies vaccine
ing class C. Organized the elements in the periodic
C. Overpopulation of the metropolis table
D. Overproduction of manufactured prod- D. Discovered the theory of evolution
ucts
1223. The trust is
1218. What was the purpose of the Act of A. Avoid competition between companies
Berlin? B. The merger of companies dedicated to
A. To abolish slavery in Africa the same sector
B. To establish free trade in Africa C. Purchase and sale of shares
C. To divide Africa among European pow- D. none of above
ers
1224. A belief that that a nation depends on a
D. To promote cultural assimilation in large supply of gold and silver which were
Africa used to pay for a balance of trade.
1219. They controlled trade and navigation to A. Mercantilism
and from America B. Colonialism
A. The betting house C. Capitalism
B. The Contracting House D. Nationalism

1225. place for the Chinese during the Spanish A. France and Belgium
colonialism B. Portugal and Italy

A. priest C. Great Britain and Ireland
B. Saint Potenciana D. France and Great Britain
C. St. Elizabeth’s College
1229. What did the colonizers use to dominate
D. none of above the people?
1226. What was the arrival of people to Amer- A. dialogue
ica? B. force
C. education
D. none of above
1230. What is the purpose of this cartoon?
A. A mutual approach
B. A friendly approach
C. an invasion
D. none of above
1227. The trips that were made to Asia were

for:
A. To show how the Africans were con-
A. Goods
trolling the Europeans.
B. Fruit
B. To show how the Europeans were con-
C. Slaves trolling the Africans.
D. Cereals C. To show that Africans were great
snake charmers.
1228. Which two European countries colonized
the most land during the Scramble for D. To show that Africans were not great
Africa? snake charmers.
1231. The reason why Japanese wanted to

dominate Indonesia is because
A. it has different kinds of animals that
can be used as the subject of research
B. it was rich in raw materials, such as
petroleum, coal and others
C. it was rich in human resources
D. none of above

1232. What caused the end of the First Inter- later took over the canal and turned Egypt
national? into a
A. World War II A. Zans/ Imperialist
B. internal tensions between Marx and B. French / colonized
Engels C. Suez / protectorate
C. World War I D. none of above
D. internal tensions between Marx and 1236. What were the three reasons for Euro-
NARAYAN CHANGDER
Bakunin pean exploration?
1233. An astronomical instrument used to
measure the altitude of the sun or star
from the horizon, to determine the dis-
tance of latitude from the equator.
A. Game, God, Glory

B. Glory, Fame, and God
C. God, Glory, and Gold
D. Gifts, Greatness, Glory
1237. Old World or New World
A. Astrolabe
B. Compass
C. caravel
D. none of above
1234. What refers to the asymmetric and

hegemonic order established by the colo-
nial power?
A. Formal political independence A. Old World
B. internal domination B. New World
C. Decolonization 1238. Who helped make the laws for the
colony of Virginia?
D. Colonization
A. The Senate
1235. Europeans colonized Africa during B. Parliament
1800s. The French built the Canal in
Egypt. It connected the Mediterranean sea C. House of Burgesses
to the Red sea. Red canal. Great Britain D. Only the king

1239. European did ocean exploration to find 1244. Spanish Sailed to Maluku in
the new island. They were motivated by
A. 1521
a desire to colonize as much of the new is-

land as possible to achieve great country. B. 1512
This colonization motive is called
C. 1523
A. Gold
D. none of above
B. Glory
C. Gospel 1245. When did the French occupation of Alge-
D. Science and technology ria begin?
1240. What did industries become in a short A. Don’t know

time? B. In 1823
A. Symbol of the new life based on con- C. In 1830
sumerism and production
D. In 1882
B. They became much rarer
C. They became very popular E. In 1884
D. none of above
1246. What was the medium of instruction
1241. What act prevented the colonists from and official language in schools under
moving west over the Appalachian moun- Americans?
tains? A. English
A. The Townshend Act
B. Filipino
B. The Stamp Act
C. Spanish
C. The 1st Continental Congress
D. The Proclamation of 1763 D. Arabic
1242. They are characteristics of colonialism 1247. What is a colonizer?

A. It depends economically, politically A. a nation that takes control of a foreign
and socially on the metropolis territory or land
B. You wish to expand your power and
B. a mean person
control of another territory without as-
suming full control C. a seafood dish
C. *Appropriates resources D. a nation that has given control to an-
D. *It is governed directly sometimes other country
through the use of violence
1248. One of Britain’s most important and
1243. What religion that was spread in one of wealthiest colony was the country of
3G?
A. Vietnam
A. Hindu
B. Buddha B. Pakistan
C. Christian C. India
D. Islam D. Malaysia

1249. In which of the options is a characteristic B. Promotion of cultural exchange

characteristic of 19th century Imperialism
C. Enhancement of economic opportuni-
identified?
ties
D. Preservation of indigenous traditions
and customs
1253. Farm crop raised be sold for money
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. Navigation
B. Mercantilism
C. Back Country
D. Cash Crop
1254. What system did the Dutch impose in

A. Economic strengthening of the Java to control woodcutters and shifting
colonies. cultivators in the eighteenth century?
B. Strengthening socialist ideology.
A. Blandong services system
C. Prevalence of financial capital.
B. Scientific Forestry System
D. Elimination of colonialism in Africa and
C. Forest Reservation System
Asia.
D. Dutch Village System
1250. What was the event that finally gave
“all power to the soviets”? 1255. What was Herman Willem Daendels im-
A. Kornilov’s coup d’état portant role?
B. The assault on the Winter Palace, A. He asked the people in Java to build
headquarters of the Mensheviks the Great Post Road that connects Anyer
to Panarukan
C. The assault on the Winter Palace,
headquarters of the Provisional Govern- B. The leader of the Dutch first arrival in
ment Indonesia
D. none of above 1256. The Central Government is being led by

the
1251. Under the Ryotwari system, the lands
were resurveyed A. King of Spain
A. every 10 years. B. Friar
B. every 20 years. C. Governor-General
C. every 30 years. D. none of above
D. every 40 years. 1257. The Spanish troops never managed to
quell the revolutionary movement, leading
1252. What is the impact of imperialism on in-
them to achieve independence.
digenous societies and cultures?
A. TRUE
A. Destruction and loss of indigenous so-
cieties and cultures B. false

1258. TRUE OR FALSE It offers explanatory B. Through the unprovoked use of mili-
potential for discrimination and exclusion. tary force

A. TRUE C. Through democratic processes
B. Falso D. Through peaceful negotiations and
1259. Everyone gets 3 meals a day, plus diplomacy
snacks
1264. Portugal obtained in Africa
A. Right
A. Angola and Nigeria
B. Privilege
B. Angola and Mozambique
1260. What is the definition of a colony?
C. Mozambique and Madagascar
D. Guinea and Angola
religious reasons 1265. The colonial institution in charge of deal-
C. Permission given from a higher author- ing with matters related to trade between
ity the metropolis and the colonies is called
D. Leader or head of government A. Royal Council of the Indies.
1261. What were the conditions like for en- B. Seville Contracting House.
slaved Africans during the Middle Pas-
C. Viceroyalty.
sage?
D. General Captaincy.
A. Enslaved Africans during the Middle
Passage were given opportunities for ed-
1266. Which speaker would most likely have
ucation and personal growth.
settled in the colony of Massachusetts?
B. Enslaved Africans during the Middle
Passage experienced extremely harsh
and inhumane conditions.
C. Enslaved Africans during the Middle
Passage enjoyed comfortable living condi-
tions.
D. Enslaved Africans during the Middle A. Speaker 1
Passage were treated fairly and with re- B. Speaker 2
spect.
C. Speaker 3
1262. Fanon is considered to be a humanist
D. Speaker 4
A. Decolonial
B. Social 1267. What was the primary motivation for
Britain’s colonies in Asia?
C. Radical
D. none of above A. Economic
B. Social
1263. How is imperialism typically achieved?
C. Political
A. Through economic and cultural ex-
change D. Military

1268. What did the Portuguese aim to gain by C. the governor has no power
reaching Southeast Asia?
D. Representatives are elected by the
A. Access to spices and other valuable re- people
sources
B. New land for settlement and expan- 1273. Villagers wanted forests to satisfy their
sion following needs:
C. Control over the trade of the region A. Fuel, fodder and shelter
NARAYAN CHANGDER
D. Access to the Indian Ocean B. Fuel, fodder and fruit
1269. Even if Antonio Meuci was the devel- C. Fuel, fodder and cultivation
oper, who patented the telephone? D. Fuel, fodder and minerals
1274. Who did the Second Continental

Congress appoint to lead the Continental
Army?
A. Patrick Henry
B. Sam Adams
C. George Washington
A. Thomas Alva Edison D. Thomas Paine
B. Karl and Bertha Benz
1275. The king of Spain will send him to check
C. Lumiere Brothers the governor-general any time.
D. Alexander Graham Bell A. Residence
1270. The functions of spices are B. Royal Court
A. to be used as medicine C. Visitor
B. as food seasoning D. none of above
C. both of the answers are correct
1276. What was the purpose of the Berlin Con-
D. none of above
ference?
1271. Taxes on the purchase and sale of A. To regulate European colonization and
goods. trade in Africa during the New Imperial-
A. Duties ism period
B. Money B. To establish the boundaries of Africa
C. Fees and prevent conflicts between European
powers
D. Profit
C. To grant independence to African na-
1272. What was a characteristic of the Vir- tions from European colonial rule
ginia House of Burgesses?
D. To divide Africa among the European
A. it had many members powers without consulting African lead-
B. members are chosen by the governor ers

1277. Did Leopold II ever visit the Congo? A. When Europe took control over all
A. Yes, but it didn’t stay there other 6 continents

B. No, pero mandó a Stanley B. When the Pacific Ocean and the At-
lantic Ocean merged into one ocean
C. No, but I command from Livinstone
C. Trade between Australia, Asia and An-
D. Yes, and he remained there until he
tartica
was murdered by a Congolese rebel.
D. Exchange between Europe, Africa and
1278. The use of Islam and the reduccion strat- the Amerca
egyhelped the Spaniards to gradually con-
quer and imposeobedience among the na- 1282. is a contract from a king allowing
tive Filipinos. people to live in a colony.
A. True A. Charter
B. False B. Royal Governor
1279. When the Prussians defeat Austria in C. Economy
the war of 1866, does Austria join the con- D. Mayflower Compact
federation that is created in the north?
1283. Click on more than one answer:The pe-
riod where Europeans experienced a re-
vival of culture and interest in the arts, lit-
erature, and science is
A. the Age of Discovery
B. the Renaissance
C. New world
A. Yes, they joined the confederation D. from 14th to 17th centuries
B. No, they are excluded because they
lost the war 1284. was a explorer who claimed
land in the Congo for his king,
1280. A constitution/Agreement to set up a
A. Richard Barry; French; King Leopold II
colony between settlers and the British
monarch B. Stanley Moore; Belgian; King Leonidas
A. Charter C. Henry Stanley; Belgian; King Leopold
B. Colony II
C. Indentured Servant D. Henry Stanley; French; King Tut
D. Cash Crop 1285. Which British administrator killed 400
tigers and viewed large animals as signs
1281. The Transatlantic Triangle Trade was
of a wild, primitive, and savage society in
India?
A. George Yule
B. Dietrich Brandis
C. Surontiko Samin
D. William Ward

1286. During the second colonial exploita- 1291. Before Delhi, the capital of British India
tion program in Indochina (1919-1929), was
French colonialists A. Madras
A. expand rubber growing area. B. Bombay
B. only develop the chemical industry. C. Calcutta
C. Focus on metallurgical industry. D. Mysore
D. only develop mechanical industry.
NARAYAN CHANGDER
1292. The purpose of the Dutch in establishing
E. established many rubber companies. the VOC in 1602 was
A. rival British traders in India
1287. In what year did Constantinople fall un-
B. carried out a monopoly on the spice
der the rule of the Ottoman Turkish Em-
trade in Maluku
pire?
C. competition between Spanish and Por-
A. 1458 tuguese traders in Indonesia
B. 1450 D. regulated European trade east of the
C. 1456 Strait of Magellan
D. 1453 E. preventing competition between Dutch

traders themselves and other traders
1288. Which region faced the challenges of col- 1293. The military government of Japan dur-
onization for the first time? ing the Edo period from 1603 to 1868.
A. North America A. 1.TAKUGAWA SHOGUNS
B. South America B. ZULU WARS
C. Africa C. EMPIRE
D. Southeast Asia D. SEPOY REBELLION
1289. What was the first settlement in Vir- 1294. Which of the following is one way lan-
ginia in 1607 called? guage patterns in the Caribbean were af-
fected by cultural diffusion?
A. Roanoke
A. Several European languages replaced
B. Plymouth many indigenous languages.
C. Jamestown B. English eventually displaced other lan-
guages in the region.
D. Quaker
C. Spanish became the official language
1290. Who granted the diwani rights of Ben- of the Caribbean islands.
gal to the British D. Languages from West Africa came to
A. Mir section dominate in the Caribbean.
B. Murshid Quli Khan 1295. when the governor-general choose not

to implement the king’s laws, this is the
C. Mir Jafar
common cause of abuses by governor-
D. Mughal emperor generals

A. superior decree B. Gold

B. be fulfilled C. Glory

C. Royal Court D. none of above
D. Royal Court 1301. What country colonized Libya at the end
of the 19th century?
1296. The colonies were:
A. France
A. Spaces for agreements between coun-
tries. B. Britain
B. Places ceded but that maintained self- C. Italia
government. D. Spain
C. They were territories where the native
1302. Which European country was first to be-
population was subjected by the powers.
gin an empire in Central and South Amer-
D. none of above ica?
1297. Youth Pledge Day is celebrated every A. France

year B. England
A. the 24th of October C. Spain
B. October 28 D. The Death Star
C. 22 November 1303. Which territory is leading the Italian uni-
D. 23 November fication in the north of the country?
1298. Cabeza main function was to maintain

order in his jurisdictions
A. FACT
B. BLUFF

which type of colonialism? This type of
colonialism was characterized by its harsh
policies toward the indigenous African pop-
ulation. A. Venice
A. Economic Companies B. Piedemont-Sardinia
B. Direct Rule C. Sicily
C. Indirect Rule D. Lombardy
D. Settler Rule E. Parma
E. All of the above
1304. The Spanish Colonizers’ objectives can
1300. The Spanish and Portuguese established be summarized into “3Gs”. What are
their colonies to spread Catholicism. This these 3Gs?
is an example of A. God
A. God B. Goodness

C. Grace 1309. Which country claimed the land colored

D. Glory blue?
E. Gold
1305. When did the Boxer Rebellion take
place?
A. 1899
B. 1839-1842
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C. Berlin Conference
D. Opium War
1306. A country or area under the full or par-
tial political control of another country. A. Spain
A. Colony
B. England
B. Region
C. France
C. Section
D. Division D. Netherlands
1307. What system of farming did the Inca de- 1310. Who led the expedition to America and
velop in order to farm in the mountains? settlement in Jamestown, Virginia?
A. William Penn
B. John Winthrop
C. John Smith
D. John Denver
A. Chinampas 1311. Which of the following is best describes

B. Irrigation the following economic or social practice
and legacy/impact of Colonialism? “Re-
C. Aqueducts sulted in changes in economic activities and
D. Terrace Farming occupation, and changes in the way peo-
ple lived. These changes often challenged
1308. Which of the following actions could be
existing values, beliefs, and social prac-
an example of colonialism?
tices.”
A. A country takes over a neighboring ter-
ritory and controls its government. A. Emphasis on exploitation of raw mate-
rials for export.
B. A country attacks its neighbors to de-
stroy their economic institutions. B. High demand for labor.
C. A country provides financial support to C. Movement of People.
its poorer neighbors.
D. Dislocation of Families.
D. A country encourages its neighbors to
quickly industrialize their economies. E. Urbanization.

1312. What is Mercantilism? A. 1492

A. Plantation colonies trading slaves for B. 1521

money.
C. 1532
B. Wars that start over money.
D. 1542
C. where colonies trade gold and silver
with each other. 1317. Dance in the Moulin de la Galette is a
D. A system where a mother countries painting painted in the year
gains money and power from natural re-
A. 1876
sources that come from its colonies.
B. 1892
1313. Jakarta in the past is known as
C. 1866
A. Batavia
D. 1884
B. Java paradise
C. Yogyakarta 1318. The main period of colonialism was
D. none of above A. the second half of the 19th century
1314. What was the central idea challenged by B. the first half of the 19th century
Surontiko Samin of Randublatung village
C. the 19th century
in Java around 1890?
D. the centuries from the 16th to the
A. State ownership of the forest
20th
B. Community ownership of the forest
C. Private ownership of the forest 1319. What is the importance of understand-
ing the impact of colonialism and imperial-
D. Forest as a government asset
ism in Southeast Asia?
1315. The ideas of about the theory of A. To learn about the customs and tradi-
human evolution were manipulated and tions of Southeast Asia
the white race was considered superior to
other races. B. To identify the important changes
brought about by colonialism and imperi-
A. Mendel alism in the region
B. Einstein
C. To understand the present state of
C. Darwin Southeast Asia
D. none of above D. To appreciate the art and literature of
1316. In what year did Columbus sail the Southeast Asia
Ocean Blue?
1320. When a group adopts the values, behav-
iors, and beliefs of another group?
A. Diversity
B. Assimilation
C. Indirect Rule
D. Culture

1321. What was the outcome of the Berlin C. Mir section

Conference? D. AURANGZEB
A. Agreement on rules for colonizing
1326. Syncretism means:
Africa
A. mix of two cultures
B. Prohibition of the opium trade
B. centers of production
C. Declaration of war by the British
against China C. economic activities
D. birth of a new culture
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D. Establishment of settlements in an-
other territory 1327. 3 sided trade route between the 13
Colonies, the West Indies, and Africa; in-
1322. What were the soviets and what role
cluded the slave trade
did they play in the revolution?
A. mercantilism
A. They were workers’ councils and had
the loyalty of the organized lower classes B. charter
B. A group of civilian protesters during C. triangular trade

the revolution D. cash crop
C. They were politicians belonging to the 1328. The spread Christianity. This replaceda-
Duma of the Russian parliament nimism, which used to be the religion of
D. Group of peasants belonging to the ancient Filipinos.
Russian parliament Duma A. Japaneseness
1323. What was Antonio Pigafetta’s job in the B. Americans
fleet of Magellan? C. Spaniards
A. chronicler D. none of above
B. cartographer 1329. The natural border between the Ma-
C. translate puche and Spanish was:
D. hugger A. the Biobio river
B. the Mapocho river.
1324. The goal of mercantilism was to create
C. the Curalaba river.
a “favorable” balance of trade by
D. none of above
1330. Why did colonialism create inequality
between CORE countries (like the United
States and Europe) and PERIPHERY coun-
tries like (Guatemala and the Congo)?
A. importing more than was exported A. Core countries became rich because
they exploited periphery countries by
B. exporting more than was imported
stealing their resources
1325. WHO WAS MADE NAWAB OF BENGAL B. Colonialism did not create inequality
AFTER MIR JAFAR? C. Periphery countries did not have
A. SHAH ALAM enough resources
B. Bahadur Shah Zafar D. none of above

1331. The British wanted Delhi to forget its 1337. How did the Dutch try to make the
Mughal past. Kalangs of Java work under them in the
18th century?

A. true
B. false A. Imposed rents on cultivated land
1332. What resource was Leopold trying to B. Provided rent exemptions for forest
get out of the Congo? work
A. ivory and oil C. Forced them into factory work

B. oil and peanunts D. Introduced scientific forestry
C. ivory and rubber 1338. Spain sent more expeditions to the
D. rubber and manioc Philippines inits desire to conquer it.
Among these expeditionswere by Loaisa,
1333. What is the meaning of decolonization?
Cabot, Saavedra Ceron, Villalobos, and
A. the process in which colonies become the most successful of all, Legazpi.
independent from their host country
A. True
B. the process in which colonies become
independent from their colonies B. False
C. the process in which colonies become 1339. Why do countries colonise other coun-
dependent from their host country tries? check 2
D. the process in which colonies become A. To get more land.
dependent from their colonies
B. To use the local people as workers/
1334. Which enlightened man defended the di- slaves.
vision of powers?
C. To help the people living in poorer
A. Montesquieu countries.
B. Voltaire D. To have holidays.
C. Rousseau
1340. Why is the Battle of Plassey famous in
D. Diderot
the history of India?
1335. Revolt by the khasis was held under the A. First battle won by English in the In-
leadership of dian soil
A. Bead bar
B. 5th battle so only
B. Sindhu
C. 3rd victory
C. Birsa munda
D. none of above
D. Tirut singh
1341. Withdraw from commercial or social re-
1336. determined the position that some-
lations as a form of protest.
one had in the colonial hierarchy
A. The half A. levy
B. The religion B. boycott
C. At payment C. duty
D. The race D. repeal

1342. What country colonized South Africa

first?
A. TRUE
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B. Falso
1347. Italian unification, a process that aimed
A. Europe to reunite the numerous Italian states and
B. British territories into a single nation, officially
culminated in
C. Dutch
A. 1871
D. Africans
B. 1804
1343. What are the Viceroyalties? C. 1814
A. Extensive territories located in Spain. D. 1830
B. Extensive territories located in Amer- 1348. What is the relationship between Bul-
ica. garia and Germany?
C. Highest court of justice. A. They are rivals in the global economy
D. Institution in charge of the Commer- B. They have a shared communist and
cial Monopoly. capitalist history
C. They are both members of the Euro-
1344. Colonialism helped mother countries
pean Union
gain power through
D. They have never had a relationship
A. allowing colonies to trade with anyone
B. gaining land and resources 1349. In what year did the Europeans arrive
in America?
C. letting colonies choose their own laws
A. 1492
D. sending money to colonies
B. 1509
1345. Which Government of India Act/charter C. 1521
Act generated the post of Governor- D. 1480
General of India?
1350. Where were the Mayans located
A. Charter Act-1833
B. Government of India Act-1858
C. Charter Act-1853
D. Charter Act-1813
1346. Liberalism in Ecuador ended with the

radical revolution in 1895, which placed
Eloy Alfaro in power.

A. Peru 1355. Henry the Navigator contributed the fol-

lowing EXCEPT:
B. South America

A. He discovered America.
C. Yucatan Peninsula
B. He started a school of navigation.
D. Northern Mexico
C. He helped in the creation of the car-
1351. What is the current status of Myan- avel.
mar in terms of war and conflict between D. He used his own money for his million
groups? dreams that are keeping him awake.
A. Occasional war and conflict 1356. Influenced by the book by Marco Polo
B. Peaceful coexistence (1271-1292) entitled Imago Mundi (Won-
ders of the World). The book tells about
C. No war and conflict
D. Regular war and conflict
1352. Which religious group settled primar-

ily in Pennsylvania and tolerated other
faiths?
A. the Puritans
B. the Pilgrims
C. the Quakers
D. the Catholics A. pearl of the east
B. Indonesian mines
1353. What was the purpose of the ‘Hobson C. Indonesian natural resources and hu-
Jobson’ dictionary? man resources
A. To explain the meanings of Indian En- D. fertility and prosperity of Asian coun-
glish words tries.
B. To promote the English culture in India
1357. Under the British system of mercantil-
C. To teach Indians the English language ism, the American colonies served primar-
ily as a
D. To document the history of British colo-
nialism
1354. What obligation did European men be-

lieve they had?
A. The moral obligation to civilize savage
and inferior peoples.
B. Protect weak and less technological
people. A. self-sufficient trading partner for
other European nations
C. Eliminate all the inferior and weak.
B. market for British manufactured
D. None of the above. goods and a source of raw materials

C. source of manpower for the British 1363. Which was NOT a cause of Bacon’s Re-
army and navy bellion?
D. buffer to the expansion of French and A. Only land owners could vote
Spanish colonies
B. Lack of good farm land
1358. What is the main motivation for one C. Desire for equality with the upper
country to colonize another? classes
A. Control of local politics D. Supply ships didn’t have enough goods
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B. Settlement of people in an area
1364. Below is how Japanese attract Indone-
C. Promotion of cultural diversity
sians, except
D. Acquisition of land, resources, or
A. allow Indonesians to sing their anthem
strategic positions
B. they gave lots of money
1359. What did Maxwell discover, certain
properties of electromagnetism or the the- C. allow Indonesians to use Bahasa In-
ory of evolution? donesia
A. The classical theory of electromag- D. none of above
netism
1365. Encomenderos were mostly conquista-
B. Pasteurization and the rabies vaccine dors who were given authority over the
C. Organized the elements in the periodic natives living in a certain territory.
table A. True
D. Discovered the theory of evolution B. False
1360. This was the name given to the rebellion
1366. Which of these names was not a Euro-
led by Birsa Munda:
pean who gained prominence during the
A. warfare Age of Discovery?
B. tirot A. Vasco da Gama
C. Ulgulan B. Ferdinand Magellan
D. attack C. James Cook
1361. What is a cash crop? D. John Smith
A. Crops that are grown for money and
not for personal use. 1367. What are some possible ways in which
individuals and populations can help com-
B. Crops that are grown during the win- bat racism and discrimination of the Indige-
ter. nous population?
C. Crops that are grown to be given away A. Reconciliation
to the poor.
B. Reflecting on own behaviours and un-
D. Only crops grown in a hot and humid
derstanding your own privilege
climate.
C. Education yourself and others about
1362. Land is individually owned by tribals colonialism and its impacts
A. true D. Incorporating Indigenous voices in
B. false systems

1368. Who was known as the Father of Texas B. Indonesia was a develop country and
because he helped settle Texas by bringing full of human resources
Anglo families from the United States?

C. Indonesia was rich in agricultural and
A. Moses Austin plantation products
B. Miguel Hidalgo D. none of above
C. Martin De Leon
1373. The Berlin Conference of 1885:
D. Stephen F. Austin
A. Was attended by Europeans, Africans,
1369. What were early Portuguese explorers the Ottoman Empire and the U.S.
trying to find?
B. Decided how to split up Berlin
A. a passage to India by land
B. a way to the South Pole C. Divided Africa without regard to exist-
ing political or cultural groups
C. a new trade route to India by sea
D. Gave all of Africa to either Great
D. a new school in Portugal
Britain and France
1370. How can we view colonialization glob-
ally? 1374. is the way a nation or place makes
money.
A. Through binary opposition
A. Government
B. Through Globalization
C. Through being closed-minded to one B. Economy
culture C. Minority
D. Through looking at the world how it is D. Industry
today
1375. Which theory attempts to explain situ-
1371. Mercantilism is
ations where one country is outwardly in-
A. the policy and practice of a nation dependent, but their economic and political
extending power over a weaker nation power is closely monitored and controlled
through direct control. by external forces?
B. an economic theory that states that A. Dependency theory
the strength of a country is based on the
amount of resources it can obtain from its B. World systems theory
colonies. C. Marxist theory
C. progress in sea navigation and mar-
D. Neo-colonialism
itime technology that allows nations to
trade products.
1376. Which country was once a colony and
D. a revival in culture, and interest in the supported national self-determination?
arts, literature, and science.
A. Spain
1372. One of the reasons why Japan wanted B. France
to dominate Indonesia was because
C. United Kingdom
A. Indonesia was suffering and therefore
needs to be helped D. United States

1377. Document 1:In the statement, “These 1382. FILL IN THE BLANK:A is the impact
holdings are worked by natives under their someone or something has on the world
direction, “ the word holdings most nearly A. colonialism (n)
means
B. legacy (n)
A. people
C. indigenous (adj)
B. houses
D. none of above
C. land
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D. money 1383. Cultural Effects of Colonialism:What is a
significant cultural effect of colonialism in
1378. American schools opened during 1913: the colonized countries?
A. The introduction of new religions
A. University of Manila B. The spread of indigenous languages
B. Philippine Normal School C. Uniform cultural identities
C. University of the Philippines D. Decreased influence of traditional cus-
toms
1384. Till 1832, a large area of land given to
1379. (ii) The capital of British India before
Santhals was demarcated as
Delhi was
A. Damin-i-Koh.
A. Madras
B. Twenty four kos.
B. Bombay
C. Santhal property.
C. Orissa
D. Paharias property.
D. Calcutta
1385. What was the role of Prince Henry the
1380. TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGES IN THE FIFTH Navigator in the Portuguese exploration
REPORT of Southeast Asia?
A. 1000 A. He initiated the colonization of South-
B. 1001 east Asia
C. 1002 B. He developed new navigation tech-

niques to reach Southeast Asia
D. 1005
C. He financed the Portuguese voyages
1381. In the movie, why did the main charac- to Southeast Asia
ter decide to study a new form of energy? D. He led the first Portuguese expedition
A. His family couldn’t afford to pay to Southeast Asia
B. He was a science enthusiast and 1386. The Treaty of Zaragoza allowed the
wanted to work at NASA Spanish and Portuguese to combine their
C. He was bored influences in Asia.
D. He was worried that the oil in the A. True

world was going to end soon. B. False

1387. Latin America had three centuries of: 1393. How did the provisions of the North-
west Ordiance affect U.S. expansion?
A. communism

A. By funding a transportation network in
B. imperialism
uninhabited regions
C. colonialism
B. By establishing a process for territo-
D. none of above ries to govern themselves
C. By promoting the growth of southern
1388. What does circumnavigate mean?
plantation economies
A. To sail to the Americas
D. By creating a national bank to loan
B. To fly to the Americas money to land investors
C. To sail completely around the world 1394. Defined as “ control by one power over
D. To sail across country a dependent area or people.
A. Colonialism
1389. Which of the following was NOT colo-
nized by Spain? B. Imperialism
A. Asia C. Communism
D. Impeachment
B. Puerto Rico
C. Peru 1395. How did Islam spread though Africa?
D. Cuba A. Preexisting trade routes
B. Preachers went and spread the word
1390. British invade Indonesia in 1811. It
was led by C. Mansa Musa forced people to practice
Islam
A. Van Neck
D. Armies made people practice Islam
B. Thomas Standford Raffles
1396. The direct representative of the King of
Spain in America was the:
D. none of above A. Spanish Monarchs
1391. The English colonization in America that B. viceroy
began in the 17th century gave rise to the C. governor
formation of
D. none of above
A. The English Revolution
1397. Who did the United States ally with in
B. The French Revolution
1917, during World War I?
C. The Thirteen English Colonies A. La Triple Alliance
D. none of above B. The Triple Entente
1392. The white stripes on the flag of Puerto 1398. What empire intended to unite Angola
Rico mean our homeland. and Mozambique into a single colony?
A. TRUE A. Ottoman Empire
B. Falso B. German empire

C. french empire B. Collection of Timber

D. portuguese empire C. Scientific Forestry
1399. What is the term used to describe D. Deforestation

the process of forced migration, remaking
1404. The purpose of the encomienda system
place names, and other tactics that rewrite
in Latin america was to
the landscape to signal that one culture is
prioritized over other existing cultures? A. control overpopulation in urban cen-
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ters
A. Cultural imperialism
B. Cultural colonization B. convert native peoples to Protes-
tantism
C. Cultural assimilation
C. obtain labor and taxes from the native
D. Cultural integration peoples in the Spanish colonies
1400. which river is the second longest river D. introduce political ideas into the
in the world? colonies gradually
A. amazon river basin
1405. Who defeated the Boxer Rebellion?
B. amazon river
A. Great Britain
C. nile river
B. The United States
D. orinoco river basin
C. many European Nations
1401. Where was the School of Navigation lo- D. Koreans
cated?
A. School of Navigation 1406. How did Spanish colonialism impact the
development of Texas?
A. The French were able to take over
C. Isabella and Ferdinand Texas and establish their own settlements
D. Inquisition B. Because it was a half-way point, San
E. Granada Antonio was made the Capital of the terri-
tory of Texas
1402. Fernando VII was deposed from the
throne and placed: C. Most Spanish settlements were lo-
cated in the Mountains and Basins region
A. Charles Bonaparte, father of Napoleon
D. Many towns and rivers have Spanish
B. Ferdinand Bonaparte, Napoleon’s un- names
cle
C. Joseph Bonaparte, brother of 1407. A formal decision, law, or the like by
Napoleon a legislature, ruler, court, or other author-
ity.
D. none of above
A. Acts
1403. What became a more important goal for
B. Proposition
governments in Asia and Africa since the
1980s in terms of forestry? C. Rule
A. Conservation of Forests D. Agreement

1408. He advised the king on policy and admin- 1412. He is the chieftain of Cebu who wel-
istration of the colonies comed Magellan upon his arrival.

A. The Council of the Indies A. Diagram of Humabon
B. government ministers B. Sultan Kudarat
C. Mayor’s advisors C. Emperor Hirohito
D. Viceroys D. Lapu-Lapu
1409. Why did England, France, and Spain 1413. A tax that the British Parliament passed
want to establish colonies in the New in 1767 that was placed on glass, lead,
World? paper, paint and tea imported into the
colonies.
A. Unpopular Regulations
B. Townshend Acts
C. Intolerable Acts
D. Taxable Offenses
1414. It was one of the consequences of the

A. to avoid sailing around the horn of Industrial Revolution in addition to the in-
Africa crease in the production of goods and tech-
nological innovation.
B. to strengthen their economy through
mercantilism A. Colonialism.
C. believed the Native Americans would B. Expansionism.
become powerful allies C. Fascism.
D. felt that Native American religions D. The Genocide.
would benefit Europeans
1415. Who was a puritan that was kicked out
1410. Mexican painters and writers who iden- and founded their own colony?
tified with Russian socialism
A. Anne Hutchinson
A. Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and Enrique
Olvera B. Roger Williams
B. Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo C. Ben Roethlisberger
C. Cantinflas and Diego Luna D. John Rolfe
D. Luis Barragán and Mario Molina 1416. An example of colonial domination was
leaving the government to a native chief,
1411. Who among the following prepared who had to obey and maintain the ter-
the architectural design for the palace of ritory for the dominant European power.
viceroy? This “puppet government” system is
A. Robern Owen known as
B. Louis Blanc A. Outskirts
C. Edwin Lutyens B. Ally
D. Nikolai C. Protectorate

D. Feud 1422. To take someone away from their home

by force or deception
E. annexed territory
A. Abduct
1417. A legislative, law making, body com-
posed of people in a particular area. B. Absolve
A. Assembly C. Condone
B. House D. Enslave
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C. State 1423. a Spanish soldier-explorer who sought
D. Laws personal riches and power, as well as
wealth and glory for Spain, in the conquest
1418. He named our country “Felipinas.” of the Americas
A. Victoria A. mission
B. Concepcion B. conquistador
C. Villalobos C. navigate
D. Legazpi D. province
E. Felipe II 1424. From the text “How Salt Shook an Em-
pire”:Which of the following describes the
1419. The dance class is a painting painted by
problem that prompted Gandhi to take
A. Cezanne part in civil disobedience?
B. Gauguin A. The British government forced people
C. Kandinsky to buy taxed salt from them.
D. Degas B. The British government used violence

to control the people of India.
1420. Which one of the following is one of the C. The British government removed the
popular landmarks of Kolkata? supply of salt from India
A. The Howrah bridge D. The British government unfairly took
B. The Viceroy Church control of India.
C. A Clock tower 1425. Many people living in Central America

D. Teen Murti Bhawan have modified the physical environment
by-
1421. What is racism? A. building dams to control flooding along
A. The belief that one race is superior to rivers
another. B. cutting down rainforests to clear land
B. Easily seen or understood. for farming (DEFORESTATION)
C. Not active. C. constructing levees to protect from
hurricanes
D. The social separation of groups of peo-
ple especially by race. D. volcanic rock as fuel

1426. The impact of Spanish colonialism in 1429. Alfonso de Albuquerque led the Euro-
Latin America is most evident in the pean explorer landed in

A. Banten
B. Minahasa land
C. Mollucas island
D. none of above
1430. In the indirect rule system, each of

northern provinces was headed by
A. The Resident
B. The commissioner
C. The president
A. destruction of native populations.
D. The governor
B. language.
1431. Who gained control of most of India?
C. religion.
A. British
D. currency and banking.
B. Dutch
1427. According to the economic policy of mer-
C. French
cantilism, the colony existed for the bene-
fit of D. Portuguese
1432. Banten was the first place the Dutch

colonialists landed. Who led this invasion?
A. Thomas Standford Raffles
B. Cornelis De Houtman
D. none of above
1433. Phase of colonialism that is related to

A. Native Americans industrialization; It began at the begin-
B. the mother country ning of the 19th century and intensified
between 1870-1914. Its main character-
C. the colonists settlers istic was the accelerated European territo-
D. rial expansion in the Asian and African con-
tinents.
1428. Which region was NOT de-urbanised in
A. Colonialism based on mercantilism as
the 19th century?
a background.
A. Machilipatnam
B. Overseas Metropolitan Territories
B. Surat
C. Industrial colonialism linked to today’s
C. Seringapatam purpose.
D. Bombay D. none of above

1434. Who is Franz Wilhelm Junghuhn? C. They adopted traditions of the colo-
nized cultures as their own.
D. They believed that Western culture
was superior to others.
1438. Choose the 3 causes of colonialism in

Asia and Africa
A. Technological advances
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B. Need to strengthen the market
C. Creation of schools
D. Need for raw materials for industry
1439. The origins of calypso music in the

Caribbean region can be traced to the con-
tributions of-
A. Africans who were brought to the re-
A. Gemnan Entrepreneur
gion as enslaved people
B. Dutch Colonial Government
B. British colonists that settled in the re-
C. German-Dutch Botanist and Geologist gion in large numbers
D. German-Dutch Trader C. Mayans who regularly traveled to the
region from Mexico
1435. Name the type of colonialism from
D. Spanish conquistadors that first
the following features:involves fewer
landed on Hispaniola
colonists and focuses on the access to natu-
ral resources, trading posts and indigenous 1440. The poem, The White Man’s Burden, by
labor Rudyard Kipling, represented the belief
A. Settler that European culture was especially
in Africa.
B. Exploitation
1436. Who was the leader of Birsa movement

of Chotanagpur tribe?
A. Kanhu Murmu
B. Sindhu
C. Bead Bars
D. Birsa Munda
1437. How did Westerners justify their right

to rule over other people?
A. superior to other cultures
A. They convinced colonized people that
they would improve their lives. B. misunderstood by Americans
B. They convinced Africans and Asians C. the oldest culture in the world
that they only wanted to protect them. D. a replica of Ancient Greek culture

1441. In 1863, the United States sent to 1446. Which of the following were reasons
Japan to open trade. The Japanese began why nations established colonies?
trading with western countries. The

A. Economic
changed Japan´s government and helped
make Japan strong power. B. Social
A. a military officer/ Meiji Restoration C. Military
B. a king / Taiping Rebellion D. Religious
C. a president/ poverty fight E. Exploration
D. none of above
1447. Santa Potenciana is currently acknowl-
1442. What were the townspeople looking for edged as the oldest school for girls in the
when they were searching for a scape- Philippines.
goat?
A. FACT
A. A person that is blamed
B. BLUFF
B. Placing blame on others
C. A contract or agreement 1448. The Industrial Revolution promoted new
transportation systems such as, for exam-
D. Farming/growing crops
ple, the
1443. Is imperialism a superior phase to colo- A. Steam boat
nialism?
B. Horse carriage
A. AND
C. Railway
B. NO
D. Plane
1444. Africa was colonized by countries from
which continent? 1449. The Americans first established a civil
government followed by a military govern-
ment.
A. True
B. False
1450. The children of Spaniards born in Amer-

ica were called
A. Asia
A. Warriors come on warrior.
B. Europe
C. North America B. Mulattos.
D. South America C. Creole.
D. Decendents
1445. the three main reasons for the European
age of exploration 1451. He focuses more than anything on
A. God, Gold, Glory the economic acquisition and exploitation
B. Cash crops, mercantilism, monopoly of the dominated country.
C. colony, missionary, gold A. Colonialism
D. God, cash crops, caravel B. Imperialism

1452. Economic development in Mexico has A. South Africa

been affected by the lack of which factor B. Egypt
of production?
C. Nigeria
A. Entrepreneurship
D. Chad
B. Labor
C. Natural resources 1458. Early colonial Maryland was predomi-
nately home to Catholics, while colonial
D. Land
Pennsylvania washome to-
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1453. He went to Cordilleras to verify the sto- A. Anglicans
ries of gold
B. Quakers
A. Esteban Rodriguez
C. Puritans
B. Grace Aldana
D. Mormons
C. Juan De Salcedo
D. Pangiran Sri Lela 1459. What is commerce?
A. Trade consists of the exchange of
1454. Japan modernized during what era? goods and services between various par-
A. Ella Meiji ties in exchange for different goods and
B. gill grip services of equal value, or in exchange for
money.
C. Ella Futomaki
B. Trade consists of the exchange exclu-
D. none of above sively of goods between two parties in ex-
1455. Bringing means of transportation and change for money.
communication to African countries is a C. Trade consists of the barter of goods
A. political reason and services between two parties in ex-
change for different goods and services of
B. business name equal value.
C. economic reason D. none of above
D. none of above
1460. American teachers who came to the
1456. Rights are granted by government Philippines about USS Thomas during the
A. True American colonization
B. False A. referendum
B. democracy
1457. What African Country is this?
C. Thomasites
D. plebiscite
1461. What were the best forests called?

A. Protected forests
B. Village forests
C. Reserved forests
D. Unreserved forests

1462. Why was New Sweden unable to last A. FACT

long, and what county took it over? B. BLUFF

1466. Which one tried to learn the weakness
of the foreigners?
A. It’s foggy
B. Lapulapu
1467. 19-. Who were the peasants?

A. They were the majority of the Spanish
A. Too Small, couldn’t defend themselves population.
; England B. All are correct.
B. No survival skills and they died off ; C. The vast majority did not own the land,
England but were day laborers who worked on it.
C. Too small, couldn’t defend themselves D. The salary barely allowed them to sur-
; The Netherlands vive.
D. No survival skills and they died off ;
The Netherlands 1468. In Triangular Trade, what is the trip
across the Atlantic Ocean called?
1463. What was the objective of the Period of A. Original Location
Exploration that led to the colonization of
territories outside Europe? B. Middle Passage
A. To find new trade partners in Asia C. Final Destination
B. To explore and conquer new lands D. Atlantic Trade
C. To gain access to spices and break the 1469. According to what you saw in class,
Italian monopoly on trade what do you understand by Colonialism?
D. To expand the territories of the Euro-
pean powers
1464. what is the identification of colonialism

and imperialism
A. colonialism is a region and imperialism
is a ruler
B. colonialism is a government and impe-
rialism is a ruler A. The exploration of new unpopulated or
C. colonialism is colonialism and imperi- unknown territories in the Middle Ages
alism is government B. The discoveries of Christopher Colum-
D. colonialism is territory and imperial- bus
ism is government C. Overuse of cologne
1465. The Galleon Trade focuses on transport- D. The political and economic domination
ing products from Manila to China. of a territory by a foreign state

1470. What was one way Jamestown sur- 1475. According to the economic policy of mer-
vived? cantilism, the colony would serve as a
A. learned to hunt from natives source of raw materials and natural re-
sources?
B. fought diseases
C. Bought squash
D. hunted whales
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1471. Which of the following is NOT one of the
“Three G’s”
A. God
B. Gratitude A. true
C. Gold B. false
D. Glory 1476. What are some motivations behind im-
perialism?
1472. The Mothers of the Plaza de
A. Technological advancement and scien-
Mayo hold marches/demonstrations to
tific exploration
protest during the dictatorship
B. Environmental conservation and social
A. the half
justice
B. the real magic C. Wealth and religious missionary ef-
C. racial discrimination forts
D. human rights violations D. Political stability and cultural preserva-
tion
1473. Why is 1620 a significant year for Pil-
grims in North America? 1477. On the coast, the Mulato and the poor
white man came together to give rise to
A. Pilgrims established a settlement in the day laborer.
Plymouth.
A. TRUE
B. Pilgrims erected their first church in
B. Falso
Jamestown.
C. Many Pilgrims became ill and their 1478. An organization which is formed to help
colony disappeared. Japan against the allied army is called
D. The Pilgrims combined their colony A. HEIHO
with others to form Massachusetts. B. PRINCE
C. PETA
1474. What was given to the Sugbuhanos as a
sign that they were baptized as Catholics? D. none of above
A. an image of the Infant Jesus and 1479. Full form of NDMC
erected a big cross A. New Delhi Marketing Corporation
B. a rosary B. New Delhi Market Committee
C. a Holy Bible and a chalice C. New Delhi Managing Committee
D. a candle and Holy Water D. New Delhi Municipal Committee

1480. Black people were brought from Africa 1485. Investigation system ensuring clean
to government and abuses by governor gen-
eral

A. Dance salsa and reggaeton.
A. superior decree
B. Sell papayas on the beach.
B. be fulfilled
C. Fishing in the rivers.
C. residence
D. Work in mining, crops, domestic ser-
vices or river bogs. D. Royal Court
1481. In which territories did the confronta- 1486. He is the highest leader in the provinces
tion between Japan and Russia occur? in alcaldia.
A. In the Caspian Sea A. mayor
B. En Port Arthur B. president
C. In Taiwan C. mayor
D. Not Samoan D. teacher
1482. There are a lot of reason about the fall 1487. The impact of mercantilism was that
of British ruller in India, except
A. The rate of slavery in the Americas
A. British problem with the other coun- went down
tries
B. The Mother Country grew wealthy
B. Japan colonization over asia
C. Trade was limited in the Atlantic
C. India separated with Pakistan
D. The Colony grew wealthy
D. none of above
1488. Document 2:According the author, what
1483. What is meant by the term “social ques- is the MAIN goal of colonialism?
tion”?
A. To make the colonized people feel a
A. The problems that have to do with lack of confidence
the difficult living conditions of the poor
B. To help the colonized people
classes
C. To hurt the colonized people in an ob-
B. The condition of serfdom of the peas-
vious way
ants
D. none of above
C. The abolition of private property
D. The desire to create an equal society 1489. What is slavery?
without social differences
A. It is subjecting students to go to
school:(
1484. Many of the literary works of the Span-
ish period were about the Christian Reli- B. It was another source of work used by
gion. the Spanish.
A. FACT C. Both are correct
B. BLUFF D. none of above

1490. Jefferson’s political ideas were influ- A. Arabian Peninsula

enced by the , a movement that empha-
sized science and reason as guides to help B. Southern Mexico/Central America
see the world more clearly. C. Europe
A. Enlightenment
D. Australia
B. Scientific Revolution
C. Great Awakening 1495. Which country colonized India?
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A. England
1491. What was the reason why the United
B. France
States entered the war?
A. Because he wanted to colonize Europe C. Spain
B. To gain alliance with some European D. Portugal
powers
C. For a hundred American citizens killed 1496. Colonies had wide and democratic ac-
by a German torpedo cess to energy due to the investments of
D. Due to the great technological ad- colonizers in the energy business. True or
vances of that country and it had a high false?
probability of winning the war A. True
1492. Why did colonists risk their lives to B. False
come to America?
A. start new farms 1497. Polistas work for 40 days in a year.
B. religious freedom
A. True
C. food
B. False
D. for fun
1493. Colonial rulers considered forests as un- 1498. The reason why the United States de-
productive because: clared war on Spain was because of Cuba’s
A. the forests were not fit for habitation oil.
B. forest had wild grown trees only A. TRUE
C. forest did not yield revenue to enhance
B. Falso
income of the state
D. forests were full of wild animals
1499. One nation controls another nation by
1494. Where was the Maya civilization lo- sending settlers to live and control a new
cated? area.
A. Colony
C. Protectorate
D. Economic Imperialism

1500. Based on information in the excerpt, A. Uniting the regions of Java and Suma-
why were Anne Hutchinson’s ideas so up- tra
setting to theleaders of Massachusetts

B. Uniting the regions of Kalimantan and
Bay Colony? Java
C. Uniting all the Indian archipelago in
one Dutch East Indies government
D. Expanding VOC powers
E. Destroying the archipelago
1504. Geographically, the colonial enterprise

established
A. Territorialization in order to establish
borders and hierarchy to classify people
A. She threatened to start her own
into categories
colony.
B. Zones of economic development
B. She encouraged women to leave the through the exploitation of natural re-
Church. sources
C. She argued for a separation of church C. None of the above alternatives
and state.
D. none of above
D. She challenged the authority of men in
the colony. 1505. The creation of new countries in the col-
onized territories of Africa
1501. Enslaved Africans that were brought for
A. Led to the creation of countries with
work in South America were also responsi-
problems of internal cohesion
ble for the diffusion of many new popular
forms of- B. Led to a less democratic structure in
Africa
A. architecture
C. Led to a more efficient internal order
B. dance, foods, and music in Africa
C. advanced weaponry D. Led to the creation of new big empires
D. sculpture, painting, and art in Africa
1502. The traditional crops of the colonies 1506. Salt tax was imposed by British colo-
were replaced by nizers in India to assist Indians’ salt busi-
nesses.
A. plantations
A. True
B. farms
B. False
C. orchards
1507. What is the term used to describe the
D. openfields
domination and subordination of one state
1503. Pax Neerlandica was the main factor over others, often motivated by the acqui-
that caused the Aceh war in the 19th to sition of land, resources, or strategic posi-
early 20th centuries. Pax Neerlandica had tions?
a goal A. Imperialism

B. Nationalism C. Lapu-lapu
C. Globalism D. They
D. Federalism
1513. What did Cortés decide to do?
1508. Settled by people who wanted religious A. He decided to become friends with the
freedom Aztecs.
A. Southern B. He decided to leave Mexico.
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B. Middle C. He decided to leave the Aztecs alone.
C. New England D. He decided to conquer the Aztecs.
D. none of above
1514. Which of the following are reasons one
1509. When did the Second Industrial Revolu- nation might colonize other nations?
tion take place? A. to take revenge for past misdeeds
A. Between 1830 and 1870 B. to control or gain access to natural re-
B. Between 1870 and 1914 sources
C. Between 1780 and 1830 C. to gain power or security
D. Between 1914 and 1918 D. because they believe their culture is
E. Between 1918 and 1936 superior or better
1510. Orwell stated that the history of “civil- 1515. He was an English Noble who started
isation” is largely a history of the Roanoke colony in 1585?
A. progress A. John Smith
B. weapons B. Sir Walter Raleigh
C. war C. William Bradford
D. religious conflict D. John Rolfe
1511. European countries colonized Africa be- 1516. In the second stage of the Industrial
cause Revolution, one of the most important en-
ergy advances is
A. They heard about Africa’s resources
from explorers
B. They were looking for raw materials
and cheap labor
C. They wanted new markets to sell prod-
ucts
D. All of the Above
1512. He was a babaylan from Bohol who en-

A. electricity.
couraged the people to return to the faith
of their ancestors. B. mineral coal.
A. Tarpaulin C. steam sources.
B. Magellan D. the eolic energy.

1517. Colonialism was extensively done in the C. Portuguese East India Company
and which was from the 15th until
D. BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY
the 17th centuries.

A. Age of Exploration 1522. Which phrase accurately describes the
B. Discovery conditions aboard the slave ship?
C. Navigation
D. Technology
1518. Who translated Bhagavad Gita into En-

glish?
A. Luxurious
A. John Macpherson
B. Accommodating
B. William Jones
C. Spacious
C. Charles Wilkins
D. Dark and Claustrophobic
D. Warren Hastings
1519. Gandhi led a in protest of England’s 1523. The military leader of the Grito de Lares
taxes and laws about salt. and coffee landowner was Manuel Rojas.
A. TRUE
B. Falso
1524. The metropolis in colonial times was
A. A military police.
A. Sepoy March B. The colonizing country.
B. Salt March C. The colonized country.
C. Sepoy Mutiny D. none of above

D. Amritsar Massacre 1525. What two European countries had the
most colonies in Africa?
1520. The Reign of Terror took place during
A. Jacobin Republican Convention

B. Monarchical restoration
C. French Revolution
D. Napoleonic Empire
1521. A company that governed India on be- A. Great Britain and France
half of the British government between
1757 and 1858. B. Germany and Italy
A. Dutch East India Company C. France and Italy
B. French East India Company D. Germany and Great Britain

1526. A crop grown by a farmer for sale rather archipelago. One of the policies im-
than for personal use plemented by the Dutch colonial govern-
A. Headright System ment during its control of the archipelago
which caused suffering for the people of
B. Royal Colony the archipelago before the 20th century
C. Cash Crop was
D. Plantation A. Shipment
B. Volktraad
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1527. What is control by one power over a de-
pendent area or people? C. Culture System
A. democracy D. A Debt of Honor
B. colonization E. Landrent system
C. exploration 1532. What do you think were the conse-
D. Exploitation quences for Africa when they were colo-
nized by other nations?
1528. Which idea is expressed in the Thir- A. None
teenth Amendment?
B. Loss of their culture and their land,
A. Slavery is illegal in the United States. since they are displaced or enslaved
B. All United States citizens have the right C. Carrying out practices that are not typ-
to vote. ical of these peoples, as well as seeing
C. All people born in the United States are themselves decimated due to forced la-
United States citizens. bor and expropriation of their natural re-
sources.
D. All United States citizens are entitled
to equal protection under the law. D. Option B and C
1529. What is the country called TODAY 1533. To establish its dominance in Amer-
where the Ottoman Empire began? ica and avoid European intervention, the
United States issues a document that pro-
A. Anatolia
tects them against any interference. What
B. Asia-Minor name is it known by?
C. Turkey A. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
D. Iraq B. Treaty of Versailles
1530. The Native American’s were treated C. Sat CT Rina Monro picture
better by the French or the English D. Treaty of Trianon.
A. French
1534. An Italian voyager who made his first
B. English voyage in Asia
C. Treated equally good A. Christopher Columbus
D. Treated equally bad B. Magellan
1531. The arrival of the Dutch and then C. Anton Devaras

the Dutch succeeded in controlling the D. Manuel Puno

1535. Which territory is leading the German 1539. The other name of zamindari system
unification in the north of the country? was?
A. Ryotwari system

B. Mahalwari system
C. Permanent revenue system
D. none of above
1540. Which group benefitted the most from
the changes shown on these maps?
A. Zionists and Jewish immigrants
A. Russia B. The government of Jordan
B. Austria C. Palestinian nationalists
C. Sicily D. The citizens of Lebanon
D. Lombardy 1541. What is a colony?
E. Prussia
1536. The Spaniard who named the Philippines

A. Magellan
B. Legazpi
C. Villalobos
D. Philip II
A. rivers and lakes
1537. The conquest of Chile lasted longer B. a settlement ruled by another country
mainly because of the: C. a town
A. Mapuche resistance. D. a state
B. harsh and difficult weather conditions 1542. Historical Context:During which period
in the north and south of Chile. did European colonialism primarily occur?
C. the different indigenous peoples living A. 15th to 18th centuries
in the country.
B. 18th to 21st centuriesb
D. none of above C. 16th to 20th centuries
1538. This barbaric group took over much of D. 19th to 20th centuries
Spain in 500 AD. 1543. What system did the Dutch enact in Java
A. Visigoths in the nineteenth century to restrict vil-
lagers’ access to forests?
B. Moors
A. Dutch Village System
C. Regain B. Forest Reservation System
D. El Cid C. Scientific Forestry System
E. Valencia D. Blandong services system

1544. What is Fanon’s central concern? A. hybridity (hybrid-a combination of two

A. The challenges of colonial alienation elements)
for the colonized person to constitute B. mimicry
themselves as subjects C. assimilation (assimilation)
B. Join the armed struggle for indepen- D. Bhivelens (hairy)
dence
1548. One of the most negative exam-
C. Question the colonizer. ples in the history of colonialism is
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D. none of above represented
A. from the Belgian Congo
1545. Spaniards has the same purpose as Por-
B. from the Nigeria of the Germans
tuguese. They landed oin Mollucas in oder
to C. from the Egypt of the English
A. colonize and control the trade of spices D. from the Korea of the Japanese
B. control and govern their own home- E. from Dutch South Africa
land 1549. Who killed Ferdinand Magellan?
C. find a new place for the colony to live A. Lapu-Lapu
D. none of above B. one of Lapu-Lapu’s warrior
C. Diagram of Humabon
1546. One of the demographic causes of Euro-
pean imperialism in the 19th century cor- D. none of above
responds to. 1550. What were the main raw materials of
the Japanese colonies?
A. Iron and Gold
B. Iron and Coal
C. Coal
D. Madera
1551. Why were slaves needed in Brazil?
A. For agriculture/farming purposes.
B. To work in mines and collect re-
A. The little industrialization of European sources.
countries. C. To cook meals
B. European overpopulation, causing mi- D. To work at Mcdonalds
grations of Europeans to the conquered
1552. The English East India Company was
colonies.
formed by a group of merchants known as
C. Sell surplus production the in 1600 AD.
D. none of above A. English Trader
B. Merchant Adventures
1547. The action of the colonized people to fit
into the colonial culture is known as which C. Duke Trading Community
term? D. Cox & King

1553. I run north and south through the United 1558. Which of the following is best describes
States. I provide opportunities for recre- the following economic or social practice
ation, especially in the winter. I am west and legacy/impact of Colonialism? “Con-

of Texas but east of California. I am a ma- sequently, with limited government sup-
jor landform. What am I? port, most African children did not go to
A. Mississippi River school during the colonial era.”
B. Rocky Mountains A. Emphasis on exploitation of raw mate-

rials for export.
C. Appalachian Mountains
B. High demand for labor.
D. Rio Grande River
C. Movement of People.
1554. Which industry benefits from the favor-
able climate conditions of the Caribbean D. Religious changes.
Sea? E. Education.
A. Tourism
1559. Which of the following is NOT a defini-
B. Banking tion of “colonialism”?
C. Shipbuilding A. Establishment of a colony in one terri-
D. Telecommunications tory by a political power from another ter-
ritory
1555. People in the countryside celebrated fes-
tivals. These were typically connected to B. Maintenance, expansion and exploita-
the: tion of that colony
A. Start of a new political task. C. Describes unequal relationship be-

tween colonial power and colony
B. End of a new agricultural task.
D. Process of creating a separate group
C. Beginning of a new economic task.
of people labeled as non-normal or infe-
D. none of above rior
1556. Which is an example of a pull factor? 1560. What product did the government of
A. War China try to prevent the British from trad-
ing in their country?
B. Famine
C. Natural Resources A. opium
D. Lack of Jobs B. silver

C. tea
1557. Which of the following can be consid-
ered a political, economic and cultural prac- D. silk
tice in which a territory is conquered
and colonized with settlements by another 1561. most of the migrants in Delhi from
country? where?
A. Mercantilism A. Bengal
B. Democracy B. Assam
C. Colonialism C. Punjab
D. Monarchy D. Rajasthan

1562. Identifies the continent where the 1567. The lands were expropriated and
world’s main economic powers were lo- handed over to white settlers while the
cated at the end of the 19th century. former settlers were displaced to less pro-
ductive areas.
A. Asian continent.
A. The economic impact
B. American continent.
B. The demographic impact
C. European continent.
C. The social impact
D. African continent.
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D. The cultural impact
E. England.
1568. Which of the following is not the cause
1563. What product first attracted European of health inequities experienced by Indige-
traders to the region of Southeast Asia? nous people?
A. spices A. The ongoing destruction of land and

culture
B. silver
B. Unemployment and lack of housing
C. oil C. Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB)
D. none of above D. The absence of systemic laws and poli-
cies
1564. Farmers were not happy because
1569. Everyone can vote
A. They had to pay high taxes
A. Right
B. They were forced to grow cotton and
indigo B. Privilege
C. Many farmers lost their land 1570. Which term means a good to sold an-
other country?
D. All of these

A. nopeful
B. hopeful
C. sayless
D. messy A. Import
B. Export
1566. What was the Treaty of Tordesillas?
A. An agreement to produce more Ameri- 1571. Mexico forced people to work in mines
can food. or on farms?
B. An agreement signed by Uncle Rico A. True

and Napoleon Dynamite B. False
C. An agreement that divided South 1572. In what year did India gain its indepen-
America between Spain & Portugal dence from the British?
D. A device used to determine your time A. 1942

B. 1921 outside ideas to influence you is an exam-

C. 1947 ple of

D. 1930 A. cultural diffusion.
B. Apartheid.
1573. Why did European countries want to col-
onize Africa? C. ethnocentrism.
A. More land and resources meant more D. slave trade.

money and power for the European coun-
1578. The European expansion and the rise of
tries.
plantations has led to a huge demand for
B. European countries wanted to create slaves from Africa.
new countries in Africa.
A. True
C. African countries asked for help.
B. False
D. There were too many people in Europe
and they wanted to send some people to 1579. On May 4, 1493, the Popereleased
live in Africa. the According to this decree, Portu-
galcould explore lands that were onthe
1574. It is the surviving ship from Magellan’s eastern part of the line that hadbeen set
expedition. 100 leagues west of theAzores and Cape
A. Concepcion verde Islands.Meanwhile, Lands west of
the linewere for Spain to explore.
B. Trinidad
A. Treaty of Tordesillas
C. Victoria
D. none of above B. caravel
C. Inter caetera
1575. Prior to colonialism, which country
had the monopoly of the trade relations D. Treaty of Paris
opened by the crusades?
1580. In the Articles of Confederation, where
A. Spain was most of the government power
B. Portugal placed?
C. Italy A. The States

D. none of above B. The National Government
C. The Continental Congress
1576. The first teachers to came to the Philip-
pines were brought through a ship called D. The Legislative Branch
1581. If the first wave of colonial expansion

A. USS UPs occurred in 15th century, when did the sec-
B. USS FEUs ond wave of colonial expansion happen?
C. USS Sillimans A. 17th century
D. USS Thomas B. 18th century
1577. Singling out others, providing extra ben- C. 19th century

efits to a specific group, and not allowing D. 20th century

1582. Who is the highest authority of Spain 1586. What was the main economic activity in
and the Spanish American colonies? the 17th century?
A. Virrey. A. Mining and agriculture.
B. Rey. B. Agriculture and livestock.
C. Governor. C. Livestock and mining.
D. Conquistador. D. none of above
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1583. The three French motives to explore and 1587. The strategic-geographical causes
colonize were were
A. Friends, Furs, and Fish A. Control of new routes and expansion
of their territories
B. God, Gold, and Glory
B. Control of the world market through
C. Christmas, Easter, and Summer vaca Africa
D. Christians, Crowns, and Creativity C. Immigration control
1584. Who was Fray Bartolome de las Casas? D. none of above
A. a dominican monk 1588. Searching for new territories to colonize
B. a spanish explorer was a question
C. a conqueror A. humanitarian.
D. an African cure B. of national prestige.
C. of France and Great Britain.
1585. Which of these characters is Bismarck?
D. none of above
A. 1589. What is imperialism?

A. is when something new is discovered
B. It is the set of practices that imply the
B. extension of authority and control of one
State or people over another
C. It is the social and economic system by
which a foreign State dominates and ex-
C. ploits a people
D. none of above
1590. The Europeans were mostly successful

against Africans in battle, partly due to:
A. Better weapons
D. B. More soldiers
C. Advanced hand combat strategy
D. Immune to disease

1591. Explorer credited with the discovery of 1596. The process implemented in the Indus-
the New World trial Revolution, called Taylorism, con-
sisted of

B. Christoper Columbus
C. Bartolomeu Dias
D. Sir Francis Drake
1592. They are examples of continents that

were governed by the protectorate.
A. Asia and Africa A. Political doctrine that fights for class
equality.
B. European and American
B. Process through which labor protests
C. Asia and America and destruction of machines occur.
D. none of above C. Economic doctrine that consists of
freeing the market and developing private
1593. Author of “The Origin of Species”. property.
A. Julio Verne D. Specialization of labor and industrial
mass production.
B. Alexander Fleming
C. Charles Darwin 1597. To dominate and to control the spice
trade was the colonialists purpose coming
D. none of above to Indonesia. Below are the colonialists
countries, except
1594. The process of handing over power in
Indonesia from the Dutch to the British in A. Dutch
1814 was marked by an agreement B. Russia
A. Sumatra Treaty C. British
B. Tuntang Capitulation D. none of above
C. Kalijati Capitulation 1598. Which theory suggests that former

colonies remain economically reliant on
D. Bongaya Treaty their colonizers?
E. Convention of London A. Culinary colonization
1595. Spices were valuable commodities most B. World systems theory

sought after by European traders. Euro- C. Dependency theory
pean nations really needed spices to D. Neo-colonialism
A. Raw materials for the cosmetics indus-
1599. WHAT IS A NATION?
try
A. group of laws that govern a country
B. Treating various diseases
B. set of institutions that run a country
C. Warms the body in winter
C. group of territories where a country is
D. as an ingredient in health drinks located

D. group of people who have a common 1605. The Mayflower Compact stated that:
culture A. New laws and leaders would be voted
on when the need arose.
1600. What was the racialized form that slav-
ery took in the New World? B. The captain of the ship was the leader
of the colony.
A. Enslavement based on religious be-
liefs C. The Pilgrims would go back to England
in one year.
B. Enslavement based on skin color
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D. the Pilgrims would keep the Sabbath
C. Enslavement based on economic con-
day holy.
tributions
D. Enslavement based on social status 1606. Don’t walk over the carpets in your
(mud) boots.
1601. What does the expansionist behavior of A. muddler
booming civilizations imply?
B. muddili
A. Respect for the identity and
sovereignty of peripheral peoples C. muddle
D. muddy
B. Cultural exchange with peripheral
towns 1607. Christopher Columbus wanted to reach
C. Economic support to peripheral towns
D. Conquest and colonization of periph- A. U.S and Australia
eral towns B. Portugal and Spain
1602. Achille Mbembe starts from a concept to C. Ecuador and China
deal with necropolitics D. India and China
A. Colonialism 1608. The Protectorate:
B. Biopower A. The colony did not maintain indigenous
C. Poliarquia government and the metropolis did not
control foreign policy.
D. Microphysics of Power
B. The colony maintained the indigenous
1603. A duty is government but the metropolis came to
A. Something you do naturally everyday control foreign policy.
B. A tax placed on imports C. The colony maintained the indigenous
government controlled foreign policy.
C. A tax place on exports
D. none of above
D. to taxi
1609. recommended that all Spanish settlers
1604. To build cities you had to follow the in East Texas be moved to San Antonio
A. Cut down the trees. A. Marquis of Rubi
B. The construction land. B. Jean Lafitte
C. Indian Laws C. Gil Y’Barbo
D. Attract tourists D. Father Miguel Hidalgo

1610. What is a mestizo? 1615. What territory was given as a private

domain to the king of Belgium, Leopold II?
A. son of a Spanish and indigenous

A. Tanzania
B. son of two Spaniards, born in am. latin
B. Benin
1611. In addition to electricity, another key en- C. Congo
ergy source used during the second indus-
trial revolution was D. Somalia
A. the steam 1616. What were the Southern colonies depen-

dent on?
B. the gas
A. A system of government in which the
C. internet people have power/have a say
D. plutonium B. Crops that are sold for profit
E. he gas C. A contract or agreement
1612. Which place is near Orrisa D. Farming/growing crops
A. Khondmals 1617. On July 25, 1898, General Nelson

Miles’ troops landed in Ponce to take the
B. Mocking
island.
C. Sapta sindhu A. TRUE
D. none of above B. Falso
1613. Spaniards implemented different kinds 1618. ENTRE 1870 Y 1914, SE FORMARON
of taxation tofund the construction of in- GRANDES IMPERIOS COLONIALES. EL IM-
frastructure they used to fullyconquer the PERIO FUE EL MÁS GRANDE DE TO-
Philippines DOS, SEGUIDO DEL IMPERIO :
A. True A. BRITISH-FRENCH
B. False B. GERMAN-BRITISH
C. GERMAN-FRENCH
1614. This is the title of the leader of Ger-
many: D. BRITISH-GERMAN
1619. Colonialism in America. What were the

main colonizing countries?
A. Spain and Portugal.
B. Spain and Belgium.
C. Russia and Japan.
D. Italy and Spain.
A. Chancellor
1620. a period of time noted for its event, peo-
B. King ple or other characteristics
C. Kaiser A. era
D. Prime Minister B. mission

C. exploration C. Russians vs. British

D. expedition D. none of above
1621. Surprise attack on enemy is also known
as: 1627. is the policy and practice of a strong
A. guerilla warfare nation extending its power over a weaker
nation or vulnerable territory through di-
B. sudden attack rect control.
C. attacked openly
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A. Renaissance
D. none of the above
B. Colonialism
1622. piece of cloth worn hanging from left to
right C. Treaty of Tordesillas
A. sage D. Dictatorship
B. curtain
1628. Who assisted to Parliaments?
1623. Cultures in the Caribbean vary widely,
which is most likely due to A. Mapuche and Spanish representa-
A. The close proximity of the islands. tives.
B. The Columbian Exchange B. Spanish slaves and European natives.
C. Colonization by other nations C. Only viceroys.
D. Columbian Exchange and Colonization
by other nations D. none of above
1624. Also in 1868 a new currency was cre- 1629. A policy or action by which one coun-
ated to alleviate financial problems. What try controls another country or territory
was it called? is known as:
A. Euro
A. Nationalism
B. Dollar
B. Imperialism
C. A pestle
D. Real C. Colonialism
1625. Another term given to Galleon Trade is D. Settlements

called
A. Manila-Acapulco Trade 1630. What country was claiming land on the
East coast of North America while the
B. China-India Trade
French claimed land along the Mississippi
C. Europe-Africa Trade River?
D. Pacific-Atlantic Trade A. Greece
1626. The Boer War pitted B. Spain
A. Chinese nationalists against British
C. Great Britain
B. Dutch settlers of South Africa vs.
British D. Europe

1631. Which of these is a grievance from the 1636. Where is the movie “The boy who har-
Declaration of Independence? nessed the wind” set?

A. colonists born in America were prohib- A. Malawi-Which was colonized by the
ited from holding elected office French
B. colonists were forced to quarter B. Uganda-Which was colonized by Spain
troops in their homes C. Malawi, which was colonized by the
C. colonists were not eligible to become British
officers in the British army D. South Africa-Which was colonized by
D. colonists were required to serve a year the British
in their colony’s militia
1637. The economic activities done in hacien-
1632. Who Introduced Permanent Settlement das were:
in Bengal? A. livestock and farming.
A. Lord Cornwallis B. fishing.
B. Lord Dalhousie C. mining.
C. Lord Curzon D. none of above
D. Lord William Bentick
1638. A negative influence of cultural imperi-
1633. The Spaniards needed many people to alism is
work the land they had conquered. What
A. Protect natural resources
did they do?
B. Help Native communities
A. work it themselves
C. Values and traditions of the original
B. paid workers
communities are lost
C. captured slaves
D. The values of indigenous peoples are
D. gave the land away to the Native Amer- strengthened
icans
1639. One of the causes of European colonial-
1634. Girls couldn’t go to school. Only if they ism was overproduction and that is why
became nuns, they could get formal educa- they needed markets to locate their prod-
tion. At home, they had to: ucts.
A. Learn how to grow crops. A. TRUE
B. Help with agricultural techniques. B. Falso
C. Carry out the domestic tasks. C. No choice
1635. The pioneer race of casting, exploring, 1640. Who intervened and drew a line thatdi-
and meeting the new world is vided the areas where Portugal and Spain
A. Spanish and Portuguese could explore?
B. English and Portuguese A. Christopher Columus
C. Netherlands and Spain B. King Ferdinand
D. Dutch and Portuguese C. Pope Alexander VI
E. English and Spanish D. Pope Benedict XVI

1641. In Fanon, what is the main dialectic that C. Destruction of traditional culture and
emerged? values
A. All of the above D. Introduction of modern infrastructure,
B. A biopolitics x a necropolitics technology, and education
C. The colonized x the colonizer 1646. One characteristic of Trade monopoly

was that:
D. The wealthy classes x the subordinate
classes A. colonies could buy or sell goods with
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many European countries.
1642. When we refer to human beings as a
B. colonies could only buy or sell goods
group, or the quality of being human, we
with Spain.
use the term
C. colonies could buy or sell goods with
A. Abduct many American countries.
B. Admiral D. none of above
C. Justice
1647. Thanks to new advances, the
D. Humanity
A. apps
1643. Formal imperialism differs from infor- B. telecommunications
mal imperialism by
C. roads
A. The form of domination
D. boats
B. The occupation of space
1648. Based on the information in the table,
C. The imposition of laws and culture
which environmental modification would
D. none of above most likely be common in each of these
Latin American countries?
1644. Many people from South America mi-
grate to the north in hopes of crossing into A. Mining
the United States. Which of the following B. Ranching
is a likely factors for this population shift? C. Farming
A. Obtaining better pay to support fami- D. Timber
lies back in South America
1649. The economies of many of the former
B. Seeking political safety from dictators
colonies depend on the of natural re-
or oppressive governments in some coun-
sources.
tries
A. import
C. Finding more modern living conditions
B. export
C. encomienda
1645. Name one positive impact of colonialism D. manufacturing
on the colonized countries.
A. Exploitation of natural resources and 1650. What Asian country remained indepen-
labor dent?
B. Imposition of foreign language and re- A. Vietnam

ligion B. Siam (thailand)

C. Indonesia B. Atlas Mountains

D. India C. Sahel Mountains

1651. Who are the main actors in Italian unifi- D. The Alps
cation? 1654. The First World War begins with the dec-
laration of war between Austria-Hungary
and Serbia.
A. TRUE
B. Faux
1655. Which country in Southeast Asia from

the 16th-late 19th century became a
colony of two different empires?
A. Malaysia
B. Philippines
C. Indonesia
A. Bismarck D. Singapore
B. Garibaldi 1656. Many people living in Central America
C. Cavour have modified the physical environment
by-
D. Wilhelm I
A. cutting down rainforests to clear land
E. Napoleon III
for farming
1652. For how many memory of soldiers India B. burning volcanic rock as a source of
gate was built? fuel
A. 1, 00, 000 C. building dams to control flooding along
B. 50, 000 rivers
C. 75, 000 D. constructing seawalls to stop the full
force of hurricanes
D. 90, 000
1657. He kidnapped (took prisoner) Atahualpa
1653. What mountain range is located in North
and began the conquest of the Inca empire
Africa?
(of the Incas)
A. Moctezuma
B. Cortés
C. Colón
D. Pizarro
1658. An organized trip for a particular pur-

pose.
A. Expedition
A. Don’t. Kilimanjaro B. Travel

C. Exploration D. 1815-1820
D. Trip E. 1830-1880
1659. Editor of La Solidaridad 1664. Which are reasons for the growing
A. Juan Luna tourism in Latin America?
B. Graciano Lopez Jaena A. healthy beaches

B. rain forest
1660. What is Pan-Africanism?
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C. cultural arts
A. The idea that peoples of African de-
scent have common interests and should D. all of the above
be unified whether they live inside Africa 1665. What is imperialism?
or around the world.
A. The creation of long-standing alliances
B. The idea that Africa should grow the
most amount of wheat and distribute it to B. When a single authority controls multi-
the world. ple territories, states and countries
C. The idea that ALL of Africa should be C. A form of governance that allows for
colonized for the benefit of the industrial- equal economic and power relationships
ized powers of the world. D. A relationship between two countries
D. The idea that Africans should unite in that is entirely hands off
order to colonize the rest of the world.
1666. In Western South America what killed
1661. Define “colony.” off many Native People?
A. a country which is controlled by a more A. Flu
powerful country. B. Disease
B. the policy of extending the rule or au- C. Dysentery
thority of an empire or nation over for-
D. The Plague
eign countries, or of acquiring and holding
colonies. 1667. King of the Zulu Kingdom from 1816-
C. An area of land under the jurisdiction 1828.
(rule) of a ruler or state. A. MOSHESH ZULU
D. Having power and influence over oth- B. HEAVENLY POWER
ers.
C. DOUBT ZULU
1662. Abraham Lincoln supported slavery D. MIDWIFE ZULU
A. TRUE
1668. What is the main impact of colonialism
B. Falso on the landscape in Taiwan?
1663. The Java War led by Raden Mas A. Forced migration
Antawirya occurred in B. Changing land ownership arrange-
A. 1820-1825 ments
B. 1825-1830 C. Changing what people grew
C. 1835-1840 D. All of the above

1669. After Almagro’s journey, who asked for to the America’s from the 16th to the 19th
permission to Francisco Pizarro, another century?
Spanish conquistador, to come to Chile and

A. Encomienda
conquer it?
B. Civilization
A. Hernando de Luque
C. Colonization
B. Felipillo
C. Pedro de Valdivia D. Columbian Exchange
D. none of above E. Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
1670. William Penn helped to create limited 1675. When was the age of exploration and
government in the Pennsylvania colony discovery?
by- A. 1500-1600
A. supporting a colonial union B. 1350-1700
B. writing a colonial constitution C. 1450-1650
C. creating a colonial newspaper
D. 1444-1500
D. granting free blacks colonial citizen-
ship 1676. Political fact that meant the deepening
of the colonization process in Africa and
1671. What was the most industrialized Euro- Asia
pean country in the 19th century?
A. Independence in America
A. England
B. Cultural revolution
B. Germania
C. Agricultural revolution
C. France
D. Italia
1677. I was nicknamed the Iron Hand, during
1672. What foreign power intervened in the
my reign I succeeded in making the Anyer-
Cuban and Philippine wars?
Panarukan route, who am I?
A. USA
B. Britain
C. France
D. Portugal
1673. The Force Publique was a

A. a group of traders
B. a military force in Belgium A. Cornelis de Houtman
C. a black military force in the Congo B. Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt
D. none of above C. Jan Peter Coen
D. Pieter Both
1674. What is the term for the transportation
of millions of enslaved people from Africa E. Herman Willem Daendels

1678. Since the 16th century with the found- B. Terracing and contour farming
ing of cities, the construction of:
C. Sustainable agriculture
A. Schools
B. Iglesias
C. Monuments 1684. fifteen-. What name did they give to
D. Colonies the new market?
A. Souk.
1679. European countries were interested in
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building a colonial empire because B. Trade.
A. they would receive help from Africa C. Metropolis.
B. allows cultural exchange with Asia D. Plaza.
C. allowed international prestige
1685. The Law according to their ethnic ori-
gin, nobility status, profession or trade,
1680. How did Ghana, Mali, and Songhai be- was
come powerful? A. Equitable
A. Controlling the Atlantic ocean
B. Egalitarianism
B. Fighting other nations
C. Unequal.
C. Controlling trade in West Africa
D. Honest
D. War with Europe
1681. The trade that allowed movement of 1686. What were indentured servants
goods, people and materials among the brought to the New World for?
continents. A. In search of better economic opportu-
A. Continental trade nities
B. Triangular Trade B. In search of religious freedom
C. Slave Trade C. To maintain order in the new govern-
D. European Trade ment
1682. Imperialism and Colonialism caused the D. To work on large fields

natives to increase their quality of life and
prosper economically and socially. 1687. The year 1607 is significant in American
history because during that year-
A. true
A. English colonists settled at
B. Fals
Jamestown
1683. What term is used for the traditional B. Sir Francis Drake set sail for the Amer-
agricultural practice in many parts of Asia, icas
Africa, and South America, involving cut-
ting and burning parts of the forest in ro- C. Spanish explorers landed at St. Augus-
tation? tine
A. Shifting cultivation or swidden agricul- D. French fur trappers mapped the Mis-
ture sissippi River

1688. An example of imperialism is: 1692. What did the US and USSR form with
A. Great Britain desiring a “Cape to Asian countries to advance their own in-
terests?

Cairo” dominion of control in Africa, ac-
quiring India as a colony, and controlling A. “Alliances”
trade in China B. “Trade agreements”
B. Italy uniting its city-states into one C. “Peace treaties”
connected nation
D. “Non-aggression pacts”
C. Ethiopia fighting off Great Britain and
Italy to keep their independence E. ”
D. France trying to change their system of 1693. What empresario settled mostly Tejano
government from a representative democ- families in Texas?
racy to a democratic-socialist state A. Stephen F. Austin
1689. Which among the following changes B. Martin de Leon
were influenced/implemented by the C. Erasmus Seguin
Americans in the Philippines? Choose 2
D. Green DeWitt
answers.
A. theocracy 1694. In what year did the war enter its final
stage?
B. anarchy
A. 1908
C. political parties
B. 1920
D. separation of church and state
C. 1916
1690. The French & Indian Wars were fought D. 1918
between the
A. The French & Indians 1695. The colonizing powers introduced some
of their advances in colonial territories.
B. The English & Indians Therefore a Positive Consequence of impe-
C. The French & Indians vs the English & rialism is:
Indians A. Exploitation of Natural Resources
D. None of the above B. Man to Man Exploitation
1691. Which of the below statements is the C. Construction of roads and means of
truest about war between Native Ameri- transportation
can tribes? D. Import of raw materials
A. Wars were caused by land disputes
1696. Imperialism has existed since the 19th
and tribal differences.
century you know, it was originally ini-
B. Wars were waged to appease the god tiated by Benjamin Disraeli who was the
of war. British Prime Minister at that time. Impe-
C. Wars were always started by rialism is divided into 2, namely based on
colonists. time and purpose.
D. Wars were used as a means to gain A. 20

slaves and resources. B. 21

C. 211 C. A war that Britain launched against the

D. 19 Boers in South Africa
D. A period when the European powers
1697. One of the fundamental causes of impe- rushed to establish friendly relations with
rialism was nations across Africa
A. The Third Industrial Revolution
1700. What is the term used for pressure to
B. Political competition between powers change and conform the cultural trait of
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C. The concept of supremacy of indige-
nous races A. Culinary Subjugation
D. They are all true B. Culinary Hegemony
C. Culinary Domination
1698. According to the Imperialism of the 19th
century, the second most important politi- D. Culinary Imperialism
cal power is called
1701. Provinces that had been fully conquered
and pacified during the Spanish regime
were called
A. mayoralties
B. towns
C. villages
D. cities
A. Germany.
1702. The Imperialist domain advances with
B. France.
the ambition to obtain
C. Britain. A. Power, security, prestige, advantage
D. Russian empire. over other nations
B. Respect for biodiversity
1699. The infamous “Scramble for Africa” re-
ferred to: C. Freedom and Order
D. Equality, fraternity and power
1703. How did the governments of Isabel II

try to recover a certain international pres-
tige?
A. Carrying out military expeditions
B. Participating as an ally of France
C. Improving your fleet
D. Industrializing the country
A. A major race that was held across the E. With the Cuban war
plains of Africa
B. A period when the European powers 1704. What was the main source of wealth of
conquered and divided most of Africa Bengal?
amongst themselves A. Iron

B. Tea B. The Thirty Years’ War

C. Silk C. The Seven Years’ War

D. Fish D. The Ten Years’ War
1705. This resulted in Britsh Debt and Taxes 1710. Zamindars were responsible for
on the colonists
A. extraction of minerals from the hills.
A. The Revolutionary War
B. cotton trade with the British.
B. The French and Indian War
C. maintaining bahi khatas for the British.
C. The French Influence in North America
D. Paying revenue to the Company.
D. Canadian Alliances
1711. What job requires 7 years of labor in
1706. Which document, written primarily by exchange for passage to the New World?
Thomas Jefferson, marked the official sep-
aration of the Thirteen Colonies from A. Indentured Servant
Great Britain and established the fun- B. Slavery
damental principles of liberty and self-
C. Lay Preacher
determination?
D. Freedman
A. The separation of powers
B. The Declaration of Independence of 1712. What was the main motivation for Eu-
the United States ropean powers to colonize Africa?
C. Constitution of 1812 A. To exploit Africa’s resources
D. The Declaration of Independence of B. To bring civilization and Christianity to
France Africa
1707. After one month, on November 26, C. To establish trade routes

1520, Magellan finally reached this D. To gain political supremacy in Europe
biggest ocean in the world.
1713. For whom was America named?
A. Atlantic
B. Pacific
C. Indian
D. Arctic
1708. The first telegraph line between calcutta

and
A. Delhi
B. Varanasi
C. Agra
A. Vespucci, an Italian explorer and car-
D. Lucknow tographer (map-maker)
1709. What event marked a change in the B. Giovanni Caboto, an Italian explorer
hegemonic power in Europe? C. Christoforo Colombo, an Italian ex-
A. The Hundred Years’ War plorer

D. Cadamosto, an Italian explorer
E. Martin Waldseemüller, a German car-

tographer (map-maker)
1714. An event that occurred in 1928 and in-

spired all levels of Indonesian society to
the importance of unity and unity was
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A. First World War
B. Second World War
C. Imperialism
D. Industrial Revolution
A. National Awakening Event
1718. Although the Boxer Rebellion was de-
B. Youth Pledge Event feated it led to an increase sense of what
C. Events of Indonesian Independence in the Chinese people?
A. Hatred of foreigners
D. Pancasila Sanctity Event
B. Nationalsim
1715. The Executions of May 3 was a painting C. Subjugation
painted in a year
D. Welcoming Europeans
A. 1814
1719. What was the title given to the ruler of
B. 1889 the Ottoman Empire?
C. 1792
D. 1843
1716. How did the British view forests in India

in the early 19th century?
A. Unproductive wilderness
B. Valuable resources for conservation
C. Aesthetic landscapes for tourism

A. Janissary
D. Essential for cultural practices B. Rajput
C. Sultan
1717. What Historical phenomenon does the
following image belong to? D. Mansabdar

1720. What type of colony was administered B. Surat

solely and exclusively by the metropolis? C. Delhi

A. trading colony
D. Bangalore (Bengaluru)
B. settlement colony
C. Protectorate 1725. What is sovereignty?
D. exploitation colony A. Ability to rule other countries.

B. Country taking over another country.
1721. What was one of the factors that led to
the First World War? C. Ability of a state to govern its own ter-
ritory.
A. Trench war
D. People spreading their culture and lan-
B. Colonialism
guage.
C. Talks
D. none of above 1726. Sarawak was administered and gov-
erned by appointed by Sultan of
1722. In the unequal relationship between the Brunei.
colonists and the indigenous people, who
A. Cheteria
had more power?
B. Manter
A. Colonists
B. Indigenous people C. Wazir
D. Officer
1723. Identify the leader in Africa.
1727. Which ancient civilization was located in
Southern Mexico and was conquered by
the Spanish with help from the local na-
tives?
A. Mayans
B. Incas
C. Aztecs
D. none of above
1728. What were the territories that Euro-

pean powers dominated in America during
the 16th centuries?
A. Nelson Mandela
A. Mexico, Brazil, Madagascar, Peru, and
B. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
the United States
C. Patrice Lumumba
B. Mexico, Peru, Cuba, United States and
D. Haile Selassie Canada
1724. Which of the following cities was de- C. Brazil, Mexico, United States and
stroyed due to the de-urbanisation during Canada
the nineteenth century? D. Peru, United States, Canada, Mexico
A. Calcutta and other small places in America

1729. was set up to transport goods be-

tween Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
A. Triangular Trade
B. Jamestown
C. Mayflower Passage
D. House of Burgesses
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1730. What is meant by the term urbaniza- A. conquering the Aztecs in Mexico
tion?
B. conquering the Incas in Peru
A. mass movement from the countryside C. starting the construction of Mexico
to the city City
B. mass movement from the city to the D. become friends with the native people
countryside
C. movement of masses from one city to which type of colonialism? “Demanded
another special political and economic rights and
D. none of above protection. Security and prosperity for the
settlers depended on economic exploita-
1731. Moat means tion and political oppression of the African
population that vastly outnumbered the
A. a wide street European colonizers.”
B. a deep wide channel dug around a cas- A. Economic Companies
tle B. Direct Rule
C. a main road in a city C. Indirect Rule
D. a large building D. Settler Rule
E. All of the above
1732. What is a protectorate?
1735. The historical event that occurred in Eu-
A. The homeland to which the colonizers rope and marked the opening of trade rela-
belonged* *pertenecen tions between Europe and the Indonesian
B. A territory dominated entirely by the people was
occupying power A. The development of mercantilism
C. A territory where the metropolis re- B. Industrial revolution in several coun-
spected the native government tries
D. Administration and occupation of a ter- C. Church reform

ritory within a state for the purpose of D. Crusade
trade E. Fall of Constantinople
1733. Hernan Cortes is most famous for what 1736. In the colonial period what did people
deed? regard as their common property?

A. The land C. Eliminate all the inferior and weak.

B. Their house D. None of the above.

C. The forest 1742. The Court was a collegiate body, made
D. None of the above up of
1737. Climates in Southeast Asia are generally
A. Cold and rainy

B. Dry and snowy
C. Hot and humid
D. none of above
1738. What did the European countries do

with the raw materials? A. mayor and oidores, who fulfilled exec-
A. Turn them into finished products utive, legislative and judicial functions
B. Re-sell them to other Colonies B. ruler, listeners, who fulfilled executive,
legislative and judicial functions
C. Re-sell them to other Countries
C. oidores, who fulfilled executive, leg-
D. Trade them away
islative and judicial functions
1739. From what cause, the industrialized D. mayors, who fulfilled executive, leg-
powers tried to justify imperialism: islative and judicial functions
A. Economic
1743. Forced labor during Japan colonialism is
B. Demographic called
C. Policy A. Rom person
D. Ideological B. Rome
E. Scientific C. etc. car
1740. World history has been structured D. none of above
around the advance, consolidation and de- 1744. Colonists being upset by taxation with-
cline of empires in various and different out representation was a result of
dimensions and eras. Is this phrase true
as we work in class? A. the Stamp Act
A. And B. Procolamation of 1763
B. No C. Boston Massacre
D. Lexington and Concord
1741. What obligation did they believe Euro-
pean men had. 1745. The Empire that established a presence
A. The moral obligation to civilize savage in North America, the Caribbean Islands
and inferior peoples. and India.
B. Protect weak and less technological A. Spanish Empire

people. B. Portuguese Empire

C. Dutch Empire B. There would be too much trade since

D. British Empire they have an over abundance or re-
sources, labor and capital.
1746. The Declaration of Indepence did all of C. There would be trade but only with
the following except America and China.
A. Accuse members of Parliament for be- D. There would be no trade because they
ing Tyrants are afraid of North Korea.
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B. condemn King George
1750. What is the basic idea of dependency
C. condemn King George for encourage- theory?
ing the slave trade
A. Former colonies are economically re-
D. List reasons to separate from Britain liant on the colonizer after gaining inde-
pendence
1747. What is the birth place of representa-
tive democracy? B. Colonies become economically inde-
pendent after gaining independence
A. Rome
C. Colonies have no economic relation-
B. Paris ship with the colonizer
C. London, England D. Colonies are economically stronger
D. France than the colonizer
1748. What river is the red arrow pointing to? 1751. Which of the following is a commercial
crop?
A. Rice
B. Wheat
C. Cotton
D. Maize
1752. ‘Diwani’ of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa

was granted to the British by
A. Mir section
B. Shah Mother E
A. the Congo River
C. Shuja-ud-Daulah
B. the Nile River
D. none of above
C. the Niger river
1753. We left England because we thought
D. the Thames
their religion was wrong and wanted our
1749. Which of the following is the best as- own religious freedom. Settled in Mas-
sessment of Haiti’s ability to take part in sachusetts. Persecuted the Quakers be-
international trade in 2011? cause their religion was wrong, at least
we thought so.:)
A. There would be little trade since they
had a lack of resources, labor, and capi- A. Pilgrims
tal. B. Plymouths

C. Puritans
D. packniks

1754. Which geographic feature did the British
government use in 1763 as a boundary to
restrict the westward settlement of Amer-
ican colonists? A. one
B. five
C. three
D. two
1758. During his trip to Chile, did Diego de Al-
magro find the riches that he was looking
for?
A. No
B. Yes
1759. What was the main reason for the Span-
ish colonists to turn to importing Africans
A. St. Lawrence River
as slaves?
B. Rocky Mountains A. Africans were more resistant to
C. Appalachian Mountains European-conveyed diseases
D. Mississippi River B. Africans were more willing to work as
slaves
1755. Which of the following is true of colo- C. Africans were already familiar with
nialism? the institution of slavery
A. Colonialism was not voluntary on the D. Africans were considered more valu-
part of Africans able in the labor market
B. Colonialism made European powers 1760. The conflict represented in these doc-
very rich uments is located in which area of the
C. Colonialism was a brutal system world?
D. Colonialism was great for Africa A. Middle East
B. Africa
1756. What continent is England on?
C. Asia
A. America D. South America
B. Europa
1761. When did The Renaissance happen?
C. Asia A. between 14th-17th century
D. Oceania B. between 13th-17th century
1757. How many countries have never been C. nowadays
colonized by Europeans? D. in the past

1762. What means of transportation facili- 1767. He is a royal official appointed as the
tated colonial expansion? representative of the King of Spain who
A. The steamboat and the railway. supervised the welfare of all Spanish
colonies.
B. The railway and new roads.
A. emperor
C. The plane and the railway.
B. dictator
D. none of above C. president
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1763. Inside the pueblo, the spread of Chris- D. viceroy
tianity becamemuch easier for Spaniards,
and the Church became asymbol of power. 1768. Where did the place of Indonesia visited
by Portuguese at the first time?
A. True
A. Banten Port
B. False
B. Malacca
1764. Why is July 4, 1776 an important date C. Batavia Port
in U.S. history? D. Moluccas
A. Common Sense was published.
1769. Who was the first Inspector General of
B. The Olive Branch Petition sent to King Forests in India, responsible for introduc-
George III. ing scientific forestry?
C. The American Revolution ends. A. Dietrich Brandis
D. The Declaration of Independence is B. John Dawson
signed.
C. William Ward
1765. What role did the concept of ‘civilizing D. Gunda Dhur
mission’ play in colonialism?
1770. Which of the following was NOT a prob-
A. Encouraged independence and self- lem that Magellan encountered during his
governance expedition?
B. Promoted equality and respect for all A. Mutiny
cultures
B. Diseases
C. Justified the colonization of non-
C. Pirates
European territories
D. Lack of Food
D. Led to the peaceful coexistence of col-
onizers and indigenous peoples 1771. Why did colonists need durable timber?
A. To build ships for the Royal Navy
1766. The colonisation triggered
B. To construct bridges
A. The spread of diseases in these terri-
tories C. For furniture
B. The growth of the population D. To build beautiful homes
C. a better balance between population 1772. What was the age of Discovery in the
and resources history of modern colonialism?
D. a reduction of malnutrition in Africa A. 17th and 18th centuries

B. 15th and 16th centuries B. Federalists

C. 12th and 13th centuries C. Augustine of Iturbide

D. 19th and 20th centuries D. Bernardo de Galvez
1773. Document 4:What statement best de- 1778. Cattle raising was very important, as it
scribes how the author feels about colo- supplied the plantations and mines, even
nized countries transitioning to an indepen- the plantations were close to the livestock
dent governement? farms until it was prohibited in 1701 due
A. He believes they should not be free to the destruction of livestock and plants.
B. He believes they are not prepared A. TRUE
C. He believes they are prepared B. Falso
D. none of above 1779. What was Great Britain looking for
1774. Voting Paying taxes Obeying laws with its Imperial expansion?
Which of the following is the BEST cate- A. Have fewer colonies
gory for the items listed above?
B. Control of the world and its colonies
A. rights and duties outlined in the Bill of
C. Divide the North American empire
Rights
B. different ways of organizing govern- D. All are correct
ments
1780. The chief architect of New Delhi was
C. obligations and responsibilities of U.S.
A. Edward Lutyens
citizens
B. Lord Cornwallis
D. ways citizens influence the political
process C. Lord Hardinge
1775. Known as the “Breadbasket” colonies D. Lord ripon
A. New England 1781. The United States occupation of the is-

B. Middle land was a slow process.
C. Southern A. TRUE
D. none of above B. Falso
1776. Select which is the main characteristic of 1782. Which of the following is NOT a reason
imperialism: why Southeast Asia is an important stage
in the history of colonialism and imperial-
A. Domain
ism?
B. Amistad
A. It was the first region to be colonized
C. Equality
B. It faced challenges of colonization
D. Rejection
C. It was the site of major colonial pow-
1777. a person who believes power should be ers
CONCENTRATED in the central government D. It paved the way for events in the re-
A. Centralists gion’s history

1783. A movement during the late 1600s and 1788. What did Henry the Navigator start
1700s in Europe where philosophers put with his own money?
forth the theory that both the physical A. School of Navigation
world and human nature operated in an or-
derly way according to natural laws that B. Sagres Point, Portugal
were figured out by man using reason and C. Isabella and Ferdinand
logic.
D. Inquisition
A. Civil Rights Movement
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E. Granada
B. Progressive Movement
C. Great Awakening 1789. Indonesia was easily colonized by the
foreigners because
D. Enlightenment
A. Indonesia had lack of unity
1784. WHERE IS FORT WILLIAM SITUATED?
B. Indonesia people were well-educated
A. Madras
C. Indonesia had large area
B. Calcutta
D. Indonesia people could work together
C. Bombay
D. Pondicherry 1790. What did the Boxer rebels take over in
June 1900?
1785. What were the reason(s) that led to the
collapse of the Ottoman Empire? A. The Forbidden City
A. Corrupt government officials B. The Nanjing Capital

B. Sultans got less involved in the govern- C. The Chinese government
ment D. The legation or offices of the represen-
C. Byzantines conquered the empire tatives of Western countries in Beijing and
Tianjin
D. Constant Wars
1786. The Dutch‘s first coming to Indonesia 1791. What role did Dietrich Brandis play in
were by Banten people because they forestry in India during the colonial pe-
were rude. riod?
A. welcomed A. First Inspector General of Forests

B. rejected B. Leader of forest rebellions
C. accepted C. Advocate for deforestation
D. none of above D. Exporter of timber
1787. He successfully built a settlement in 1792. What was the administration of the Ital-
Cebu. ian colonies like?
A. Victoria A. Direct Rule
B. Concepcion B. Indirect Rule
C. Villalobos C. They had no administration
D. Legazpi D. They were administered by border
E. Felipe II colonies

1793. Which continents did the Ottoman Em- 1796. Khilafat Movement was launched by?
pire have some control over? Click all that A. Mahatma Gandhi
apply.

B. Gokhale
C. Rajaram Mohan Roy
D. Balakanadhara Tilak
1797. What were typical patterns of coloniza-

tion during the 19th century?
A. Colonizers exerted control through mil-
itary conquest, political dominance, and
cultural imposition
A. Europe
B. Colonizers established peaceful rela-
B. Asia tions with native populations and mutually
C. Africa shared resources
D. North America C. Colonization involved the complete as-
similation of native populations into the
E. South America colonizers’ culture
1794. Buxar is located in which present day D. Colonization was a passive process
Indian state. with no active involvement from the colo-
nizers
1798. What are the main decisions of the

Berlin conference
A. Bihar
B. Madhya Pradesh
C. Kerela A. Division of Africa among European na-
tions
D. Maharashtra
B. Historic rights are replaced by effec-
1795. The Intolerable Acts were designed too tive occupation
A. Increase colonial trade C. Effective occupation is replaced by his-

torical rights
B. Force Massachusetts to pay for the
D. none of above
Boston tea party
C. Raise money for the maintenance of 1799. Which of the following is NOT an eco-
the colonies nomic cause of colonialism?
D. to punish the colonists because the A. Need for new markets

King could B. Raw materials exploitation

C. They were looking for where to invest 1804. The founding of the City of Batavia,
their surplus capital which eventually became the center of
D. Need to dominate strategic territories VOC government for all trade activities in
the East Indies, was carried out by the
1800. Which act was passed by the British af- Governor General
ter the santhal rebellion?
A. Pieter Both
A. Santhal parganas tenancy act
B. Cornelis De Houtman
B. Chottanagpur tenancy act
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C. J.P.Coen
C. The criminal tenancy act
D. none of above D. Jacob Van Neck
E. H.W.Daendels
1801. This is a characteristic of the character
of the indigenous nation, namely
1805. Document 5:What does this proverb im-
ply about the effect of imperialism in
Africa?
A. Europeans are coming to colonize with
good Christian intentions
B. Africans are happy with the develop-
A. always friendly ment that occurred after colonization
B. friendly and hardworking C. African were forced to culturally adapt
to European values and gained nothing
C. friendly and brotherly
materially
D. cultural love
D. none of above
1802. The Battles of and sparked the
Revolutionary War. 1806. What were the causes of the negative
A. Lexington; Concord impact of colonialism in Africa?
B. Concord; Bunker’s Hill A. Native authorities increased their

power
C. Lexington; Saratoga
D. Concord; Camden B. Imposition of new borders
C. Loss of autonomy
1803. Which of the following contributed most
to the expansion of the transatlantic slave D. Increase in individual freedoms
trade? E. Imposition of Western values
A. A lack of skilled labor in the American
colonies 1807. When a territory that gains its indepen-
B. Demand for slaves in the colonies that dence from another country
produced cash crops A. Decolonization
C. A lack of protective tariffs in the Amer- B. Atlantic Charter
ican colonies
C. Indirect Rule
D. A lack of protective tariffs in the Amer-
ican colonies D. Berlin Conference

1808. Industrialization meant an increase in A. God

production and a decrease in B. Galleon

A. labor exploitation C. Gold
B. job D. Glory
C. machines
1813. Check three new business structures cre-
D. prices ated inThe Second Industrial Revolution
1809. How did the Forest Act affect the cus- A. Cartels
tomary rights of villagers in India in the B. Stock exchange
late 19th and early 20th centuries?
C. Trusts
A. Customary rights were severely re-
stricted D. Wall Street
B. Customary rights were recognized and E. Holding companies
protected
1814. What is one way that the New Eng-
C. Customary rights were expanded land colonies were settled differently from
D. Customary rights were abolished other Britishcolonies in North America?
A. Puritans primarily settled in New Eng-
1810. What publications aimed to answer
land.
questions about the continued suffering
of previously colonized countries in Africa B. New England was settled as a debtors’
and Latin America? colony.
A. “Colonialism and Neocolonialism” C. Most of the settled population of New
England were Catholics.
B. “Neo-colonialism
D. Wealthy landowners from Britain set-
C. The Last Stage of Imperialism”
tled in New England to establish large
D. “Kwame Nkrumah” plantations.
1811. In which year the telegraphic line was 1815. In which amendment were voting rights
stopped in India? extended to those in previous conditions
A. 2015 of servitude?
B. 2013 A. 12th
C. 2020 B. 13s
D. 2001 C. 14th
D. 15th
1812. Which of the following was NOT one of
the “3 G’s” of exploration? 1816. 12-. How did the indigenous population
benefit from the arrival of the European
population?
A. Hygienic measures and vaccines were
introduced, reducing epidemics and mor-
tality.
B. The population increased.

C. The population decreased.

D. A and B are true.
E. Mortality increased because although
they introduced hygienic measures, they
failed to reduce epidemics.
A. Francisco Pizarro
1817. First known Filipino sculptor
B. Hernan Cortes
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A. Nicolas dela Cruz Thing
B. Damian Domingo
D. none of above
1818. How many people assembled in the vil-
lage of Bhagnadihi? 1823. What four consequences of colonialism
and imperialism occurred for the coloniz-
A. 10000
ers?
B. 5000 A. Emigration of Europeans to the
C. 6000 colonies
D. 9000 B. Further development of their
economies
1819. The Triple Entente was agreed upon by
C. Mastery of international trade routes
A. Reino Unido, France and Italy and creation of interoceanic canals
B. United Kingdom, France and Russia D. Advances in medicine, law and admin-
C. United Kingdom, France and Portugal istration, sociology and anthropology
D. United Kingdom, France and Serbia E. Geographic knowledge and generation

of maps of new places in the world
1820. Which one was NOT a reason that Euro-
pean Nations wanted to colonize Africa? 1824. These men influenced the writings of the
Declaration of Independence and the Con-
A. To use their resources stitution
B. to take a vacation there A. Rousseau
C. To teach Christianity B. Montesquieu
D. To gain land and power C. John Locke
1821. It is a barangay that’s more prosperous D. All of the above

than the others.
1825. Pick the correct terms to label the map
A. barangay head cdeba
B. city hall A. a Middle Passage
C. plaza complex B. b The Triangular Trade
D. none of above C. c Europe
1822. He was the conqueror of the Aztec Em- D. d Coastal West Africa
pire. E. e Colonies

1826. Which of the following is one way cul- C. Seafaring coastal culture
tures of Central America were influenced
D. Spread of Christianity throughout the
by Spanish colonization?

region
A. Christianity and the Spanish language
were introduced into the region. 1831. What type of colonies were the
B. Women gained greater equality when Caribbean islands set up to be?
Spanish laws were applied to the region. A. Settler
C. Mayan cultural practices were B. Trading post
adopted by the Spanish settlers in the
region. C. plantation
D. Farming became the primary eco- D. none of above

nomic activity in the region.
1832. Postcolonialism emphasizes the impact
1827. BRITISH IMPERIALISM COINCIDED of colonialism on:
WITH THE REIGN OF THE QUEEN (1839- A. Only economic structures
1901):
B. Cultural, social, and political aspects
A. ISABEL I
B. VICTORY I C. Language barriers
C. CATALINA D. Technological advancement

D. ANASTASIA 1833. Lots of plantations where cotton was
1828. Where did a majority of the slaves live grown
and work? A. Southern
A. plantations B. Middle
B. factories C. New England
C. schools D. none of above
D. they didn’t work
1834. The colonies were the places to place the
1829. What was the territory of the Congo surplus population of European countries.
called at the end of the 19th century? It is a type characteristic:
XIX?
A. demographic
A. People’s Republic of the Congo
B. political
B. Libertarian Republic of the Congo
C. economic
C. Belgian Congo
D. Congo Free State D. ideological
1830. Mesoamerica included a cultural patch- 1835. Who introduced Permanent Settlement?
work that included which of the following A. Lord William Bentinck
contributions by other cultures of the re-
gion? B. Lord Cornwalis
A. Domestication of plants and animals C. Lord Northbrook
B. A single language for the region D. Lord Lytton

1836. The Battle of Plassey took place be- D. Ad Alfred Nobel

tween Sirajuddaulah and E. To Guglielmo Marconi
A. Alivardi Khan
1840. Who was successfully expelling the Por-
B. Robert Clive tuguese from Sunda Kelapa?
C. Mir Jafar A. Sultan Baabullah
D. Mir section B. Suffer One
C. Fatahillah
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1837. The belief that people who share a com-
mon history, culture, or language should D. Raden Patah
be able to have an independent state, free 1841. The Parliaments were created by the
of foreign domination. Spanish in order to:
A. imperialism A. enslave natives.
B. nationalism B. put an end to the war
C. liberalism C. make peace with the Mapuche people.
D. socialism
D. none of above
1838. The European country in orange is ?
1842. Which group provided the bulk of labor
in the new racialized system of slavery?
A. American Indians
B. Africans
C. Asians
D. Europeans
1843. Which European explorer was the first
A. France recorded to have landed in New Holland,
as Australia used to be known?
B. Spain
A. British explorer, navigator and cartog-
C. Germany rapher James Cook
D. Portugal B. Spanish explorer Luís Vaz de Torres
1839. Who is responsible for the discovery of C. Dutch navigator Willem Janszoon
cinema? D. Dutch explorer Abel Tasman
1844. The system of scientific forestry stands
for:
A. system whereby the local farmers
were allowed to cultivate temporarily
within a plantation
B. system of cutting old trees and plant
A. Ai fratelli Wright new ones
B. A Thomas Edison C. division of forest into three categories
C. To the Lumière brothers D. disappearance of forests

1845. What term means the God given right 1849. Who headed the Bolshevik party?
to control everything from sea to sea? A. Los soviets

B. Tsar Nicholas II
C. The Gapón priest
D. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
1850. Initially, he received travel information

in a book entitled Itinerario, Voyage ofte
Schipvert naer Oost ofte Portugaels Indi-
ens (Notes on a journey to the East or Por-
A. Proviso tuguese Indies), Finally with this book Cor-
B. Popular Sovereignty nelis de Houtman led an expedition with
C. Secession four ships with a crew of 249 people and
64 cannons sailing to Asia .background of
D. Manifest Destiny colonialism by the nation?
1846. Explain marriage for many people in A. portuguese
East Africa. B. Spanish
C. French
D. Dutch
1851. When did African countries finally start

to get their independence?
A. Parents choose who you will marry

B. Men have many wives
C. Men pay for a wife
D. All are correct
1847. All of the following were effects of Eu-

ropean Colonization of Africa except:
A. WWI
A. European languages and religions con-
tinuing to be a part of life. B. WWII
B. civil wars inside newly formed coun- C. Vietnam War

tries. D. American Civil War
C. increased development came with 1852. It was a consequence of the Industrial
more independence. Revolution
D. government corruption. A. Imperialism
1848. Type of House in pre-hispanic period B. Feudalism
A. NIPA hut C. Colonialism
B. House of Stone D. none of above

1853. To meet the massive demand for slaves, 1859. On what date and year did Christopher
where did the Europeans look for slaves? Columbus discover the New Continent?
A. Europe
B. Spain
C. Africa
D. Asia
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1854. The ability of a country to establish
its own government, economic, and social A. On August 3, 1492
structures
B. October 12, 1492
A. Self-Determination
C. August 13, 1898
B. Establishmentarianism D. none of above
C. Structuralism
1860. It is the term used to identify native Fil-
D. Democracy ipinos during the Spanish regime.
1855. Document 7:According to the author, A. Aztec
what is the unknown cost of colonialism? B. Indio
A. Loss of land C. Mayan
B. War and loss of life D. Inca
C. Cultural erasure 1861. The Dutch controlled the country of
D. none of above A. India
1856. Birsa Munda raised which colour as a B. Pakistan
symbol of birsa raj C. Indonesia
A. No D. Vietnam
B. saffron
1862. What policy did the Dutch follow in Java
C. blue just before the Japanese occupied the re-
D. white gion during World War II?
A. Scorched Earth Policy
1857. Daniin-i-koh was formed for
B. Forest Preservation Policy
A. Santhals
C. Forest Expansion Policy
B. Paharias
D. Forest Exploitation Policy
C. British
1863. The highest government position that a
D. Zamindari
native can occupy is to be a governor gen-
1858. What is apartheid? eral.
A. Colonialism A. True
B. Hatred B. False
Explanation:The highest government posi-
C. A bus system tion that a native can occupy is to be a
D. Segregation GOBERNADORCILLO.

1864. What did success in mercantilism de- C. English

pend on? D. French

A. Controlling the slave trade
1870. Anyone in Puerto Rico would then found
B. Having a perfect balance of trade the first political parties in Puerto Rico.
C. Gaining as much gold and silver as pos- A. TRUE
sible B. Falso
D. Salutary Neglect
1871. What was the Inquisition?
1865. Where are our unalienable rights listed? A. Trying to find the non-Roman Catholics
A. Constitution in the land
B. Articles of Confederation B. Trying to find the route to Asia
C. Declaration of Independence C. The exploration of new lands
D. Common Sense pamphlet published by D. Selling spices
Thomas Paine 1872. Around 1200 C.E., the Incas first settled
1866. Which of the following is NOT a com- their capital city, which they called
mon characteristic of Native American reli- A. Y U diskqui
gions? B. Chancas.
A. One God C. Pachacuti.
B. The Beaver/Badger Ceremony D. Cuzco.
C. Respect for Nature 1873. What was the term for the system that
D. Focuse on Spirits made it so that only those who supported
the Spanish had land/power.
1867. What organizations dominated Asian
A. Encomienda
countries in terms of natural resources and
manufactured goods? B. Civilization
A. “Transnational companies” C. Colonization
B. “Non-governmental organizations” D. Columbian Exchange
C. “International aid agencies” E. Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
D. “Regional trade blocs” 1874. It consisted of the granting of one or
more towns to the Spanish, who had the
E. ”
right to collect from the natives a tribute in
1868. What type of source is the article? agricultural goods, artisanal products such
as ceramic objects, fabrics and cotton arti-
A. Primary
cles, and also poultry and direct labor.
B. Secondary
1869. Who among the following Europeans

were the last to come to pre-independence
India as traders?
A. Portuguese
B. Dutch

A. Distribution C. A settlement in a distant land whose

citizens keep close ties to their parent
B. Papal bubble
country.
C. Indian villages
D. A group of individuals who unite for a
D. Encomienda common cause.
1875. How did the French colonialists begin 1879. European countries wanted the in
their second colonial exploitation in In- Africa so they could take them back to
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dochina (1919-1929) in the world con- their mills and factories in Europe to make
text? to sell and make money from.
A. The economies of capitalist countries A. raw materials; finished goods
are stable. B. finished goods; raw materials
B. The colonial system of European and C. natural resources; raw materials
American capitalist countries was shrunk.
D. fossil fuels; finished goods
C. European capitalist countries suffered
heavy consequences of war. 1880. Who wrote ‘Orientalism’? Who is the
figure who wrote about ‘Orientalism’?
D. The world economy is on a strong
growth trajectory. A. Edward Said
B. Homi Bhabha
1876. Which factor contributed to the expan-
sion of the plantation system across the C. Frantz Fanon
southerncolonies? D. ng technique sum tiong g’o
A. The physical geography of flat land and 1881. 8-. What was the Berlin Conference?
rich soil
A. B and C are true.
B. The restrictive policies of English mer-
B. It arises from the rivalries over the di-
cantilism
vision of Africa.
C. The economic rivalry among colonial
C. In it, a series of rules were established
businesses
to divide the territory.
D. The absence of American Indian tribes D. An unimportant meeting.
and settlements
1882. Revolt of the Sepoy troops in British In-
1877. When did the first train run in India? dia, resulting in the transfer of the admin-
A. On April 6, 1853 istration of India from the East India Com-
pany to the crown.
B. On April 6, 1854
A. WESTERN
C. On April 12, 1853
B. QING DYNASTY
D. On April 12, 1854
C. SEPOY REBELLION
1878. Colony refers to: D. TAKUGAWA SHOGUNS
A. An increase in population for a country
1883. Which group of colonists, primarily in
B. An expedition sent to explore a foreign the New England colonies, condemned
land slavery?

A. Puritans
B. Native Americans

C. Slaves
D. Plantation owners
1884. before the spaniards came, Filipinos al-

ready had their form of government ruled
by (choose all correct answers)
A. rajas
B. sultans A. became a colonial power of France
C. data B. total control of land in all of North
America
D. gobernadorcillo
C. Spain took control of the American
1885. Who was the first leader of the Dutch’s colonies
expedition to Indonesia? D. full independence and boundaries set
for the new nation
A. Jacob Van Neck
B. Pieter Both 1889. After capturing Malacca in 1511, the
Portuguese continued their voyage to the
C. Cornelis de Houtman area
D. Van den Bosch A. Malacca
B. Sumatra
1886. After which battle did the company ap-
point residents in Indian states C. Java
A. Battle of Plassey D. Kalimantan
B. Battle of Buxar E. Maluku
C. Battle of awadh 1890. Which of the following states is created

in the 19th century around a nation?
D. None of these
A. France and Spain
1887. One of the organization formed by B. Germany and Russia
Japan but was used by Soekarno and
C. Portugal and Spain
Hatta to inflame the spirit of Indonesian
independence is D. Italy and Germany
A. PRINCE 1891. The Europeans had a good reputation in

China.
B. HEIHO
A. True
C. Triple A Movement
B. False
D. none of above
1892. Competition and rivalry occurred be-
1888. What did the signing of the Treaty of tween and caused by their de-
Paris 1783 mean for the United States? sire to gain more territory and use natural

resources which they can exploit in their C. Spain

quest to become more powerful and influ- D. Britain
ential in the world.
E. Italia
A. China
B. Spain 1898. Who was the leader of the 1910 rebel-
lion in Bastar against forest laws?
C. Portugal
A. Gunda Dhur
D. Taiwan
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B. Sidhu and Kanu
1893. Some of the taxes collected by the C. William Ward
Spaniards were thetributo, cedula per-
sonal, bandala, donativo deZamboanga, D. Birsa Munda
and vinta.
1899. What was the goal of the Navigation
A. True Acts?
B. False A. To loosen up restrictions on the
colonies
1894. Gandhi’s Salt Satygraha, a campaign of
nonviolent protests against the British salt B. To help people navigate the ocean
tax, was highlighted by C. To regulate trade so Europe could
A. Salt March make more profit
B. Boycotting British salt manufacturers D. To sell the colonies to France
C. A 21 day fast 1900. James Watt perfected, in 1763, the ,
D. Meeting with leaders of the British in- by using a condenser that avoided heat-
dustry ing, energy loss and high coal consumption.
This device facilitated and increased pro-
1895. The agricultural boom in 1815 with the duction in the field and on the looms.
Royal Certificate of Grace gave rise to A. The Thresher
many urban centers and commercial activ-
ity. B. The railway
A. TRUE C. The steam machine
B. Falso D. none of above
1896. Which of the following was NOT a rea- 1901. Decolonization concept
son to explore?
A. Find a sea route to Asia
B. search for gold and wealth
C. Destroy societies
D. spread the christian religion
1897. The second Bismarckian system was an

agreement between A. The action of conquering new colonies
A. Austro-Hungarian Empire B. The help provided by the powers to the
B. Germany colonies

C. It is the independence of the

metropolises from the colonies

D. It is the breaking of ties of dependency
with the metropolis
1902. What was the most valuable colony of

the British Empire in the 19th century?
A. Guilford Courthouse
A. USA
B. Trenton
B. India
C. Yorktown
C. Egypt
D. Lexington Concord
D. South Africa
1907. The Berlin Congress was held in
1903. How does having good roads help a city
A. 1875
to be larger?
B. 1885
A. There’s no connection between roads
and cities. C. 1880
B. Having big roads makes the size of the D. 1896

city bigger.
1908. What was Cornelis de Houtman impor-
C. Well-made roads help farmers and tant role?
merchants bring in food and goods.
A. He introduced the tax cash payment
D. none of above system
B. The leader of the Dutch first arrival in
1904. The colonial influences of Western
Indonesia
power play an important role in the begin-
ning of World War I. C. He applied cultivation system
A. True D. none of above
B. False 1909. IN 1885, THE EUROPEAN POWERS
MEET AT THE CONFERENCE OF , OR-
1905. What was the main driving force behind GANIZED BY THE CHANCELLOR , IN
New Imperialism? WHICH THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE
A. To spread their cultural values and tra- AFRICAN CONTINENT WAS AGREED:
ditions to other nations A. BERLIN-OTTO OF BISMARCK
B. To form alliances with weaker coun- B. FLANDES-OTTO OF BISMARCK
tries for economic gain
C. VERSALLES-OTTO OF FITZCARRALD
C. To exploit the natural resources and
D. PARIS-OTTO VON FITZCARRALD
cheap labor of colonized territories
D. To promote international peace and co- 1910. Document 3:“ deplore the economic
operation exploitation of African people by Imperi-
alist Countries, thus reducing Africans to
1906. What was the first battle of the Ameri- poverty in the midst of plenty” The word
can Revolution? “exploitation” most nearly means

A. help yourself and others 1915. Which of the following represents the
B. benefit at the expense of others idea that Europeans wanted exploit the
natural resources and cheap labor or
C. mutual benefit colonies?
D. none of above
A. Economic
1911. Roger Williams clashed with Mas- B. Political
sachusetts Puritans because he
C. Ideological
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D. Religious
1916. Why did European colonists force Native

Americans to work for them?
A. They hoped to learn from the Native
Americans
A. Wanted Native lands
B. They didn’t know how to farm
B. Converted to Roman Catholicism
C. They needed people to provide labor
C. Did not think government should force
people to worship in a certain way D. They wanted to anger the Native Amer-
D. Wanted slaves of his own icans
1912. What was the first task of the con- 1917. THE RAJA OF BURDWAN DURING PS
quest? WAS
A. organize the city. A. TEJCHAND
B. build chapels. B. LAL CHAND
C. create a town council.
C. Mukundadev
D. none of above
D. NONE OF THESE
1913. They were smaller administrative units
within a viceroyalty. It had administrative 1918. Who among the following was the
functions and was directed by a governor. leader of Poligar rebellion?
The above refers to
A. Katabomman
A. The councils.
B. Siddhu
B. The governorates
C. The municipalities. C. Manju Shah
D. The Royal Audiences D. None of the above
1914. Who worked at the haciendas? 1919. In the 4th stage of Moro Wars, Sultan
A. Mestizos or natives. Kudarat demonstrated his skill and leader-
B. Only natives. ship against Spaniards
C. Slaves. A. FACT
D. none of above B. BLUFF

1920. Based on the political cartoon, how does B. Territory

mercantilism benefit the mother country? C. Treaty

D. Conquer
1924. Leopoldo hired this man to explore the

Congo
A. Joseph Harry
B. Stanley
C. Henry Stevenson
A. The mother country always has some- D. none of above
thing to eat.
1925. The General Captaincies were located
B. The mother country can get rich from
in
the colonies.
A. In mineral-rich sites
C. The colonies provide everything to the
mother country. B. Close to the king to take care of him
D. none of above C. The most distant places in Spain
1921. What is imperialism? D. Areas with threats to the Crown.
A. Political doctrine that defends the dom- 1926. A fact that expanded the borders of the
ination of a people. Hispanic kingdom to levels never seen be-
B. It is the domination of a foreign terri- fore.
tory. A. The discovery of America
C. None of the above. B. The Treaty of Tordesillas
D. none of above C. The conquest of Mexico
1922. Where is Suriname? D. none of above
1927. An area in which an imperial power (im-

perialism) has rights and privileges of eco-
nomic, political, and/or military influence
A. protectorate
B. colonialism
C. sphere of influence
A. Africa D. neo-imperialism
B. Asia 1928. All of the following powers had colonies
C. South America in West Africa by 1900, EXCEPT:
D. East Europe A. Britain
1923. An agreement between 2 or more na- B. the United States

tions, such as settling on peace or trade C. Germany
A. Missionary D. France

1929. Following WWII, the Nigerians: A. Ip presented a more positive view of

A. Were granted independence by the Mao.
British. B. Ropp presented a more positive view
of Mao.
B. Celebrated their victory with the
British. C. Ip argued that women dressed androg-
ynous during Communist rule.
C. Wanted independence even more
since they just fought for the British. D. Ropp argued that women dressed an-
drogynous during Communist rule.
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D. Became allies with the British and no
longer sought to be independent. 1935. In writing the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, Thomas Jefferson was most di-
1930. Who owned the colonies along the east- rectly influenced by the social contract the-
ern coast of North America? ory of
A. Great Britain A. Benjamin Franklin
B. Colonists B. James Madison
C. France C. John Locke
D. United States of America D. Baron de Montesquieu
1931. Who was El Cid? 1936. FILL IN THE BLANK: became more
common starting in the 1400s as European
A. He led the first successful reconquista. countries competed against one another
B. He was was the first king of Spain. for power and money.
C. He discovered Portugal. A. colonialism (n)
D. He was the last Moorish King. B. legacy (n)
C. indigenous (adj)
1932. What was the major source of conflict
between Natives and colonists? D. none of above
A. Land 1937. What is the proletariat?

B. Money A. a group of farmers who move to the
city
C. Wealth
B. the social class that only owns off-
D. Food spring
1933. The control of foreign lands by stronger C. a repressive attitude of employers
states. D. a type of assembly line work
A. TAKUGAWA SHOGUNS 1938. What were the two sources of tension
B. SEPOY REBELLION during the Armed Peace?
C. IMPERIALISM A. Morocco
D. OPIUM WARS B. Balkans
C. Southeast Asia
1934. One of the main differences between Ip
article (Fashioning Appearances) and Ropp D. Franco-German border
article (China in W. History). E. Suez Canal

1939. Which of the following categories of A. Angola

forests is considered as the best on the ba-
B. Egypt
sis of their utility?

A. Reserved forests C. Somalia
B. Protected forests D. Sierra Leone
C. Village forests
1944. From the text “Mohandas K.
D. Community forests
Gandhi”:What is this passage mainly
1940. Who was the Governor General of India about?
when the first war of India�s independence A. Gandhi’s childhood and inspirations
broke out in 1857?
A. Lord Dalhousie B. Gandhi’s nonviolent resistance and dis-
obedience
B. Lord Canning
C. Gandhi’s influence on political leaders
C. Lord Ripon
D. Lord Mayo D. British colonial rule in India
1941. Colonialism and Imperialism are inter- 1945. U.S. policy of using the nation’s eco-
changeable synonyms nomic power to exert influence over other
countries.
A. Dollar Diplomacy
B. Moral Diplomacy
C. Big Stick Policy
A. TRUE D. Roosevelt Corollary
B. Falso
1946. Kingdoms that were united with the
1942. He is the chronicler of Magellan’s expe- marriage of Isabel I and Ferdinand II to con-
dition who recounted the Mactan Battle. solidate the Spanish kingdom.
A. Marco Polo
A. Castile and Aragon.
B. Toledo and Córdoba.
D. Antonio Pigafetta C. Seville and León.
D. Navarre and Valencia.
1947. Document 6:Does this poem have nega-
tive or positive view of colonialism?
A. Positive
B. Negative
C. Both positive and negative
D. none of above

1948. “Rooster of the East” is a nickname for C. Political

D. none of above
A. Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa
1954. APARTHEID broke which 2 main HU-
B. Sultan Hasanuddin
MAN RIGHTS?
C. Prince Diponegoro
A. The RIGHT to eat
D. Pattimura
B. The RIGHT to be EQUAL
1949. He is one of the authors we are studying
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C. The RIGHT to travel
and was a militant in the Algerian cause
for independence from France D. The RIGHT of FREEDOM
A. Frantz Fanon 1955. Foreign investments in Latin America
B. Mbembe flowed into the works of , which al-
lowed rapid export of raw materials.
C. Foucault
A. Infrastructure of railways, trams, tele-
D. Angela Davies
graphs, port facilities and telephone net-
1950. Who was looking for a spice monopoly? works
A. the bankers B. Trains, fax, airplanes, locomotive and
B. the berbers railways
C. the merchants 1956. Racial discrimination was a weapon

D. the runners of
A. Feudalism
1951. the forest act was formulated in 1865,
but was amended 2 times. when was is B. Colonialism.
amended? C. NARCISSISM
A. 1864 and 1906 D. none of above
B. 1865 and 1973
1957. Which of these is a forest product?
C. 1878 and 1972
A. Silk
D. 1906 and 1928
B. Gum
1952. Which factor contributed to the use and
C. Wood
spread of slavery in the thirteen colonies?
A. Production of cash crops D. All of these
B. Proximity to natural harbors 1958. This Sarekat Islam leader was nick-
C. Lack of available immigrant labor named the King of Java Without a Crown.
Who is he
D. Demand for manufactured goods
A. H. Samanhudi
1953. Which of the following motives repre-
B. H.O.S Tjokroaminoto
sents the idea that Europeans wanted to
spread Christian values to native peoples? C. Tan Malaka
A. Religious D. Douwes Dekker
B. Economic E. Ki Hadjar Dewantara

1959. The Boxer Revolt was a war in China 1963. Which feature is shown here? it is the
that sought largest sandy desert in the world.

A. Integrate China into the Japanese em-
pire
B. Expel the Japanese from China
C. Expel foreigners from China
D. None is correct
1960. The Partition of Bengal took place in the

year
A. Sahel
A. 1926
B. Sahara Desert
B. 1927
C. Savanna
C. 1858
D. Gobi Desert
D. 1905
1961. European voyages of discovery resulted 1964. 6-. What prompted the search for new
from the advances and inventions from the territories?
A. A series of scientific voyages and geo-
graphical explorations in Central Asia.
B. A series of scientific voyages and geo-
graphical explorations in central Africa.
C. A series of scientific voyages and geo-
graphical explorations in Central America.
D. A series of scientific voyages and geo-
graphical explorations in central Europe.
A. Scientific Revolution
B. French Revolution 1965. Chocolate (Cacao beans) is from the
C. Industrial Revolution
D. Reign of Terror
1962. The domination of other races justified

under the idea of superiority of the bank-
ing race, constitutes a characteristic of
type imperialism
A. economic
A. New World
B. political
B. Old World
C. ideological
D. demographic 1966. Name the colony.

1970. Which two countries are represented in

yellow and green?
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A. Delaware
B. Maryland A. Belgium and France
C. Virginia B. Britain and Germany
D. Rhode Island C. Portugal and Germany

D. France and Germany
1967. What do the Germans achieve in the
1848 revolution? 1971. Roger Williams was motivated to estab-
lish Rhode Island as a colony because he
wanted to-
A. expand slavery into new territory
B. guarantee political rights for women
C. end state interference in church af-
fairs
D. provide a safe haven for persecuted
A. A king Catholics
B. A parliament 1972. Which of the following trees were pro-
C. A war moted for building ships or railways?
D. An empire A. Firs and Pines
1968. Jose Rizal wrote the novel: B. Bushes and creepers

A. Do not touch me C. Teak and Sal
B. Florante and Laura D. Shisham and Acacia
1969. Ghana grew rich because of the trade of 1973. Which African country remained inde-
and pendent, and was never colonized?
A. Salt and Iron A. South Africa
B. Gold and Iron B. India
C. Gold and Salt C. Vietnam
D. Salt and Ore D. Ethiopia

1974. Point out the option that completes the increased divisions between ethnic groups
order of the following statement. The and gave power to certain “big men” who
politician opposed the and the belief had never had it before in pre-colonial his-

in the right of kings, that is, that his tory.
power was not granted by a divine being, A. Economic Company Rule
but fell on common people.
B. Indirect Rule
A. Divine-Liberalism-Absolutism
C. Direct Rule
B. Absolutism-Divine-Liberalism
D. Settler Rule
C. Liberalism-Absolutism-Divine
D. none of above 1979. According to our definition from social
studies, what is a colony?
1975. What agreement in 1400s divided the
world into east and west areas of explo-
ration as blessed by the Pope?
A. Treaty of Paris
B. Treaty of Tordesillas
C. Treaty of Versailles
D. none of above A. A piece of land that is being fought
over by people
1976. Continent that was divided up in its en-
B. A large group of animals that live to-
tirety to be colonized
gether
A. Europa
C. A geographical area controlled by a
B. America foreign country
C. Asia D. An area of land that is far away from
D. Africa other countries
1977. Why were the Spanish conquistadors 1980. The French colonialists began to con-
able to defeat the Aztec Inca? duct the second colonial exploitation in In-
dochina (1919-1929) when
A. The colonial system of imperialism dis-
integrated.
B. The capitalist world is in a crisis of
overcapacity.
A. They were smarter C. The economies of capitalist countries
B. Advanced weapons are on the rise.
C. More troops D. World War I has ended.
D. Automobiles 1981. EL FACTOR DE PRODUCCIÓN “TIERRA”

ES CUANDO
1978. This type of colonial rule used indige-
nous African rulers within the colonial ad- A. THE COMPANY USES NATURE TO MAN-
ministration, although they often main- UFACTURE PRODUCTS
tained an inferior role. This type of rule B. WHEN WE DOMINATE THE WORLD

C. MR. SMITERS BANISHES HOMER
D. NONE
1982. What was one of the objectives of the

Spanish in the new world?
A. economic exploitation
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B. search for slaves
C. find wives
D. find new languages
1983. A material or substance found in nature

A. The emperor had absolute control of
that can be used to sustain a society or
Japan.
exploited for economic gain, such as trees,
minerals or living things. B. The emperor was a cruel dictator who
ruled harshly.
A. Natural Resource
C. The emperor was seen as a god.
B. Charter
D. The emperor was figurehead with lim-
C. Mercantilism ited power while the shogun ruled the em-
pire.
D. Cash crop
1987. 30-. In which city did the modernist cur-
1984. Portugal claimed land in which present- rent have its main focus?
day South American country? A. In Galicia
A. Brazil B. In Madrid.
B. New Mexico C. In Catalonia.
C. Peru D. In Granada.
D. Mexico 1988. Which of these is NOT an invention of

the second industrial revolution?
1985. The British lived in white areas of the
cities
A. True A.
B. false
1986. Which statement BEST describes the

role of the emperor of Japan during the B.
feudal period?

1993. What was the consequence of English

sailors and slaves communicating with
C. each other?

A. Establishment of trade routes
B. Development of Creole dialect
C. Increase in cash crop production
D.
D. Abolishment of slavery
1994. To save the Netherlands from

1989. In what years did the Cuban-Philippine bankruptcy, Van den Bosch issued a
War take place? new policy with the aim of filling the
A. 1898 empty state treasury. This policy is of-
ten called
B. 1902
A. particular landrijen
C. 1894
B. land rent
D. 1888
C. culture system
1990. In the 1920s, industrial growth was ex- D. culture percents
traordinary thanks, among other things,
to E. Open Door Politics
A. Chain production and industrial effi- 1995. Napoleon Bonaparte

ciency
A. muslim army leader
B. Government aid to industry
B. leader of the french army
C. The entry of cheap labor.
C. leader of the Spanish army
D. Immigration policies. D. none of above
1991. Kapitan Pattimura led the resistance 1996. What word is a suffix?
against the Dutch in the area
A. have
A. Maluku
B. right
B. North Sumatra
C. barely
C. Central Java
D. daily
D. Aceh
1997. Forced planting is
1992. What is Mercantilism?
A. people has to spare their land to be
A. Raw materials exported from colonies planted by export crops
to England
B. they have to collect taxes
B. Slave Trade
C. they have to work all day to make high-
C. Mining way post
D. Farming for the Family D. none of above

1998. An astronomical instrumentused to mea- B. Dependence

sure the altitudeof the sun or star from C. Deforestation
thehorizon, to determine thedistance of
latitude from theequator. D. Deliberation
A. Binoculars 2003. Which of the following was NOT one of

the goals of the encomienda system?
B. NASA
A. Control the land
C. Compass
B. Control/enslave the native people
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D. Astrolabe
C. Create a capitalist economy
1999. What War before the American Revolu- D. Convert the natives to Christianity
tion was the war where France lost most
of it’s possessions to the British? 2004. What Spanish conquistador invaded and
A. Seven Years War took over the Inca territory?
A. Hernan Cortez
B. Battle of Quebec
B. Francisco Pizarro
C. Battle of Fort Duquesne
C. Alexander the Great
D. Battle of Bunker Hill
D. shi Huangdi
2000. The economic influence that remains un-
til now, especially since the implementa- 2005. Other motivations for colonizations
tion of the system of forced cultivation were:freedom, , political liberty, and
and economic opportunity.
A. Get to know currency A. food freedom
B. Rent land B. activities freedom

C. religious freedom
C. Barter
D. homework freedom
D. Rodi work
E. Open door policy 2006. Which of the following European nations
did not take part in the colonisation of the
2001. What is the relationship between colo- “New World”?
nialism and imperialism? A. United Kingdom
A. Imperialism follows from Colonialism. B. Spain
B. Colonialism follows from imperialism. C. Switzerland
C. Both Colonialism and imperialism are D. Belgium
recorded stages of capitalism.
E. France
D. Both colonialism and imperialism re-
quire the occupation of land and the use 2007. The Puritans used to model their
of power. lives on.
A. Early philosophical writings
2002. The process by which colonies become
independent of the colonizing country B. Histories
(mother country). C. Memoirs
A. Decolonization D. The Bible

2008. One of the great explorers of the D. Father Miguel Hidalgo

African continent, of Portuguese origin,
who held a conference in Lisbon in 1879, 2012. What inventions were key during the

was: Second Industrial Revolution?
A. The radio, the cell phone, the steam
train
B. Color television, refrigerator, mi-
crowave oven
C. The 3D printer, the laptop, the mi-
crowave
D. Mass production, electricity, the tele-
phone, the automobile and the internal
combustion engine
A. Marquês Sá da Bandeira 2013. European colonialism derives from

B. Roberto Ivens A. development of the french revolution
C. Hermenegildo Capelo B. process started by the Enlightenment
D. Serpa Pinto C. industrial development
2009. During colonialism era, Indonesia is D. all of the above.
named
2014. Which term refers to the cultural mix-
A. Jayakarta ing and blending that occurs as a result of
B. Dutch East Indies colonialism?
C. South east Asia A. Ethnocentrism
D. none of above B. Assimilation
2010. What was Taylor’s objective with his C. Hybridity
proposal to achieve a scientific organiza- D. Isolationism
tion of work?
A. Increase the productivity of workers’ 2015. What large mountain range is pictured
work here?
B. Make relationships in the factory more

peaceful
C. Develop better products
D. Allow workers to buy what they pro-
duce
2011. moved to Galveston Island, claiming to

support Mexican independence A. Catskill Mountains
A. Jean Lafitte B. Rocky Moutanins
B. Louis Michel Aury C. Appalachian Mountains
C. Bernardo de Galvez D. none of above

2016. began ocean exploration from Europe C. The cotton textile industry in the
and then crossed the Atlantic Ocean to Basque Country and the steel industry in
Canada, as well as the Mississippi Valley Catalonia
area. The history of French colonialism in D. Automotive in Castilla la Mancha and
Java which only lasted for seven months. chemistry in Madrid
The reason France left Indonesia was be-
cause France lost the Lipzig War against 2019. During colonialism era, spices were wor-
England. Colonial background? thier than gold. The example of spices are
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. French
A. cloves and pepper
B. English and French
B. salt and ginger
C. French and Dutch
C. nut and carrot
D. English and Dutch
D. none of above
2017. used its colonies mostly as stops on
its trade route between Mexico and the 2020. This type of colonial rule had central-
Philippines ized administrations, usually in urban cen-
ters, that stressed policies of assimilation.
Colonists had the intention of “civilizing”
African societies so they would be more
like Europe. This type of rule used the
strategy of “divide and rule”
A. Economic Company Rule
B. Indirect Rule
C. Direct Rule
D. Settler Rule
2021. The tax that the indigenous people paid

with their labor in exchange for (in ex-
A. Britain change for) “protection” and “salvation”
A. the half
B. Germany
B. The time
C. Spain
C. slavery
D. Japan
D. the hierarchy
E. United States
2022. In what century did Colonialism occur?
2018. What were the most powerful indus-
tries in Spain and where
A. Automotive in Madrid and chemistry in
Castilla la Mancha
B. The cotton textile industry in Catalonia
and the steel industry in the Basque Coun-
try A. XVI

B. XIX B. The occupation of that territory by the

C. XV USSR

C. It wasn’t East Prussia
D. XIV
D. none of above
2023. EXAMPLE OF COLONIALISM
2028. Who started the first newspaper in In-
A. PONER A HACER CUADROS DE 10 CM dia?
POR 10 CM
A. Lord William Bentinck
B. MAKE DRAWINGS OF GREEN AND YEL-
LOW FLOWERS WITH 5 PETALS B. James Augustus Hicky
C. Ram Mohan Roy
C. TEACH HISTORY ACCORDING TO
SPAIN IN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES D. None of these
D. EXPLAIN A SPANISH VERSION OF HIS- 2029. Which of the following was a primary
TORY AND COMPARE IT WITH THAT OF reason people were coming to the Ameri-
THE COLONIZED REGION can colonies?
2024. What Country Was Gandhi born in?
A. India
B. United States
C. China
D. Egypt
A. Land
2025. What was a key difference between Po-
litical Institutions in England and the col- B. Gold
nies C. Fishing
A. Who had the power to raise taxes D. Easy life
B. Voting age for men 2030. The Berlin Congress you were looking
C. The process of how laws are created for? So what were the imperialist pow-
ers gathered at this Berlin City Congress
D. The variety of powers held in the rep-
seeking as their objective?
resentative bodies
A. Solve the problems posed by colonial
2026. The crown was very important in en- expansion in Africa to help humans living
couraging mining for various reasons such on the continent of Africa.
as the disappearance of sugar cane, in- B. Divide Africa into different territories
creasing the export of gold, excessive mi- so that each imperialist power could have
gration and the invasion of other nations. a fixed territory in which to trade.
A. TRUE C. None of the above.
B. Falso D. none of above
2027. The Treaty of Versailles separated East 2031. In order to adapt to conditions,
Prussia from the rest of Germany. farmers have learned to their crops.
A. The creation of Poland A. cold/freeze

B. drought/irrigate A. sent effective leaders to govern colo-

C. windy/cover nial settlements
D. rainy/drain B. required colonial representation in

Parliament
2032. Why was salt so important to early
African kingdoms? C. practiced salutary neglect in the
colonies
D. maintained a strong military presence
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in the colonies
2037. Region with lots of lumber and fishing

A. Southern
B. Middle
A. Salt was used as medicine.
C. New England
B. Salt aided in digestion.
D. none of above
C. Salt was used to preserve meat
D. It was used in soap as an exfoliator. 2038. Which among the following is not a com-
mercial crop?
2033. What was a direct result of the Opium
War in 19th-century China? A. Coal
A. Japan got control of Hong Kong B. Tea
B. Chinese ports were opened for trade C. Sugarcane
with European powers.
D. Indigo
2034. The People’s Spring was a period of un-
rest also known as 2039. Which of the following were influences
A. Liberal revolution of 1800 from the Age of Exploration on Mexican
culture today?
B. Liberal revolution of 1848
A. Spanish influence
C. Liberal revolution of 1820
D. Liberal revolution of 1789 B. Aztec influence
C. Catholic influence
2035. a group of citizens acting as a military
force D. All of the above
A. militia
2040. What did Surontiko Samin of Ran-
B. Federalists dublatung village, a teak forest village, be-
C. Centralists gin questioning?
D. businesspeople A. The foreign policy of the Dutch
2036. One reason traditions of self- B. State ownership of the forest
government developed in the American
C. The export policy of the Dutch
colonies before the French and Indian War
was that the British D. None of the above

2041. Among the following justifications that 2045. In the Treaty of Tordesillas, Spain ex-
also promoted colonial expansion is: plored the islands of the line.

A. Expand scientific concern. A. East
B. The feeling of inferiority B. West
C. Submit to foreign ideology. C. South
D. The ideal of civilizing peoples who D. none of above
were considered backward.
2046. Name the type of colonialism from
2042. What were the imperialist powers gath- the following features:large scale immigra-
ered at this Berlin City Congress seeking tion, usually doesn’t end, destroys and re-
as their objective? places native inhabitants
A. Solve the problems posed by colonial A. Settler
expansion in Africa to help humans living B. Exploitation
on the continent of Africa.
2047. What did the British field test in the
B. Divide Africa into different territories
First Opium War?
so that each imperialist power could have
a fixed territory in which to trade. A. Steam ships
C. None of the above. B. Rockets
D. none of above C. Trains
D. Grenades
2043. The images above are thought by some
archaeologists to show a place where a 2048. Before the coming of the British these
common cultural activity of early South tribal people traditionally cleared forest
American civilizations took place. Which of lands in the Bihar-Jharkhand region:
the following is the most likely inference
A. Bhils
regarding what this structure was?
B. clean
A. Religious temple
C. special
B. Arena for sports or ball
D. none of above
C. Agricultural storage area
D. Transportation system 2049. Name the colony.
2044. Why did Western nations desire lands

in the Pacific Rim?
A. Because of its natural resources and
strategic location
B. Because Western nations had used up
all of the resources in Africa and India
C. Because Europe had already con-
quered Africa and South America
D. Because Pacific Rim lands were con-
sidered to be the “jewel in the crown”

A. New Hampshire 2055. In addition to exploiting natural re-

B. Maine sources, imperialism unleashed
C. Massachusetts A. Ethnic problems
D. Pennsylvania B. Development in African countries

C. Greater insertion in the international
2050. In which political system was the army market
very important in the life of the country?
D. none of above
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A. Liberalism
B. authoritarianism 2056. With imperialism, the powerful country
builds big in the weaker country.
2051. Which of the following raw materials
A. Business
was important to Britain?
B. Army
A. Madera
C. Resources
B. Lapis lazuli
D. government
C. Rubber
D. Tea 2057. In which year, the Hindu Widow Remar-
riage Act passed?
2052. The division of powers and suffrage are
A. 1872
characteristic of a political system
B. 1856
A. Liberal
B. Authoritarian C. 1862
2053. The subduing power can be an Empire.
Nations that are subjugated disappear and 2058. complete takeover, interference in most
become the property of the invading na- matters/issues
tion. A. Direct Colonialism
A. Colonialism B. Indirect colonialism
B. Imperialism
2059. Point out two causes of the French Rev-
2054. Check all statements that are TRUE olution:
about the Berlin Conference:
A. Seven Years’ War
A. Leaders from 14 countries met during
B. Agricultural crisis and tax increase
the Berlin Conference.
C. Liberalism
B. African leaders were invited to the
Berlin Conference. D. Enlightened Thought
C. The Berlin Conference happened dur- 2060. During which century did the second
ing the winter of 1884-1885. wave of colonial expansion occur?
D. African leaders helped decide what A. 16th century
would happen to Africa.
B. 15th century
E. The purpose of the Berlin Conference
was for the European countries to decide C. 18th century
what they would do with Africa. D. 19th century

2061. Due to its diverse population, the Ot- A. Racism and the belief that they had a
tomans were known for civilizing mission.

A. Forcing its subjects to convert to Islam B. Pacifism and a humanitarian vision
B. Creating harsh laws against Christians C. The labour movement
and Jews
D. Christianity and the Christian mission
C. Allowing many non-muslims into the
government 2067. Which country claimed the land colored
D. Allowing religious practice for all, at a green?
price
2062. Dutch colonialists arrived in Indonesia in

1596 and landed firstly in
A. Surabaya
B. Manado
C. Banten
D. none of above
2063. Filipinos are known as:

A. “little brown Americans” A. Spain
B. “little Americans” B. England
C. “little white Americans” C. France
D. none of above D. Netherlands
2064. Which country assigns nationalist value 2068. The Gond forest community belongs to
to language and race? which of the following?
A. France A. Chhattisgarh
B. Germany B. Jharkhand
2065. Why was the French and Indian War C. Jammu and Kashmir
fought?
D. Gujarat
A. The French, Native Americans, and
British did not like each other 2069. Document 1:What statement best de-
B. The French and British were both try- scribes the main idea of this document?
ing to claim the Ohio Country Land A. Colonialism is a fair trade
C. The French and the British wanted to B. Colonialism is unfair to those whose
have more power back in Europe land is colonized
D. The Native Americans wanted to fight C. Colonialism is equally good for both
both the British and the French parties
2066. What ideological reasons drive Euro- D. Colonialism is evil and harms both par-
peans to conquer the African continent? ties

2070. It is an astronomical instrument to mea- 2076. OTHER NAME USED FOR JOTEDARS
sure the altitude of the sun or star from
A. OFFICIALS
the horizon.
B. ZAMINDARS
A. compass
B. caravel C. holders
C. astrolabe D. TALUQDAR
D. none of above 2077. What would have been the MOST com-
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mon European language found in the area
2071. In general, does racism, colonialism and
in red?
white supremacy result in social inequities
and negative health outcomes?
A. True
B. False
2072. protected the rights of English citi-

zens and became the basis for the Ameri-
can Bill of Rights.
A. English Bill of Rights
B. Magna Carta
C. Mayflower Compact
D. Constitution
A. Spainish
2073. Who won the French and Indian war?
B. English
A. French
C. Dutch
B. Native American
D. French
C. British
D. Spainish 2078. Which region of colonies’ economy con-
sisted of Plantation Agricultural?
2074. The new energy sources used were
A. New England
A. coal and steam
B. Middle
B. petrol and electricity
C. Southern
C. electricity and oil
D. none of above
D. coal and oil
2075. What type of colony were British terri- 2079. When did the international period of de-
tories that enjoyed broad autonomy? colonization take place?
A. Condominium A. 1914-1975
B. Possession B. 1776-1781
C. Domain C. 1946-1970
D. Territory D. 15th century

2080. It is inferred that King Leopold II D. It was the region that produced the
wanted a colony because it would make most valuable spices for trade
Belgium more prosperous. What does the

2084. The period of American history in which
term “prosperity” mean?
Spanish settlements are established on
A. To bring out of savage, uneducated, or American soil, creating institutions to im-
rude state pose the power of the metropolis, is called
B. Reputation or influence arising from A. Conquest.
success, achievement, rank, or other fa- B. Discovery.
vorable attributes
C. Colonial
C. Using or giving in great amounts
D. Exploration
D. A successful, flourishing, or thriving
condition 2085. What did Jean Paul Sartre criticize in his
book ‘Colonialism and Neocolonialism’?
2081. What was the impact of protests by lo- A. “Neocolonialism”
cal environmentalists in Bastar when the
World Bank proposed replacing natural sal B. “Capitalism”
forests with tropical pine? C. “Communism”
A. The project was stopped D. “Imperialism”
B. The project was accelerated E. ”
C. Local communities were displaced 2086. societies are characterized by peo-
ple of different races, ethnicities, and na-
D. Forest area increased
tionalities that live together in the same
2082. Which of the following events had a pos- community
itive influence on the Vietnamese revolu- A. Multicultural
tion immediately after World War I? B. Cultural diffusion
A. The establishment of a new world or- C. Traditions
der.
D. Customs
B. The Russian October Revolution was
successful. 2087. ECONOMIC LIBERALISM WAS A
PHILOSOPHICAL CURRENT OF WHICH
C. France attended the Versailles confer- CENTURY
ence.
A. XV
D. The Allies won the war.
B. VII
2083. What made Southeast Asia an impor- C. XX
tant stage in the history of colonialism and
D. XIX
imperialism?
A. It was the first Asian region that faced 2088. What are some names for sacred groves
the challenges of colonization protecting dense forests in India?
A. Sarnas, Devarakudu, Kan, Rai
B. It was one of the regions where the
major colonizer countries met B. Amazon, Ghats, Himalayas, Plains
C. It was the first region to be colonized C. Reserved, Protected, Village Forests
by the Europeans D. Enclosed, Cleared, Plantation Forests

2089. Choose 3 answers that are part of 3G 2094. What is a cartographer?

A. Maker of maps
B. Maker of carts
C. Maker of graphs
D. Maker of ships
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A. Gold 2095. The distribution of Africa occurs in:
B. Glorious
C. Gospel
D. Glory
2090. What demographic changes occur in this

period?
A. The population remains unchanged
B. A reduction in population
C. A surplus population due to better food
and hygiene. A. The Bretton Woods conference
D. none of above B. The Bandung conference
2091. The “New World “ was considered to C. Kyoto Agreement

be the continents of D. The Berlin Congress
A. North and South America
2096. Refers to the the action of buying and
B. Europe, Africa, and Asia selling goods and services.
C. Australia and Canada
A. Trading
D. Asia and South America
B. Buying
2092. Looking at the image.Which map shows C. Selling
where the Aztec society was located?
D. Seeing
A. A-Guatemala
B. B-Honduras 2097. A settlement on foreign land is known
C. C-Panama as a
D. D-Southern Mexico A. colony

B. empire
2093. What is a synonym for agriculture?
A. farming C. “mother” country
B. food D. alliance
C. ancient 2098. Which of the three G’s is represented by
D. happy mercantilism?

2102. Ethical Politics which was initiated at

the beginning of the 20th century was the
Dutch ‘Politics of Revenge’ towards In-

donesia, its 3 policies in the fields of Edu-
cation, Irrigation and Transmigration. The
Dutch figure who coined the 3 points was
A. William VanDeventer
A. Gold B. Conrad Hermann Van Deventer
C. Conrad Theodor Van Deventer
B. Glory
D. Julius Van Deventer
C. God
E. Robertus Van Deventer
D. Guts
2103. Why did European nations travel into
2099. What is a viceroyalty? the interior of Africa?
A. resources/ riches
A. large administrative regions
B. slaves
B. modern-day America
C. fresh water
C. the establishment of colonies
D. cure diseases
D. none of above
2104. Countries want to use imperialism to
2100. What was the motto for exploration? gain colonies for all of the following rea-
sons except
A. Spices, Power, and Christianity! A. gain new resources

B. show their power
B. God, Gold, and Glory!
C. learn about other cultures
C. Bravery, Blood, and Glory!
D. spreading their greatness
D. Marco Polo!
2105. What was the impact of the World
2101. Type of sailing ship used by the Por- Bank’s proposal to replace natural sal
tuguese in traveling to Africa. forests with tropical pine in Bastar in the
1970s?
A. caravel
A. The project was stopped
B. Astrolabe B. The project was accelerated
C. Compass C. Local communities were displaced
D. none of above D. Forest area increased

2106. Who signed the Inter Caetera and Treaty B. Teen Murthi Bhavan
of Tordesillas?
C. Viceregal Lodge
A. Pope John XXIII
D. none of above
B. Pope Benedict XVI
C. Pope Alexander VII 2111. Who were the countries involved in the
D. none of above Boer War?
A. England and France
2107. Of the following statements, identify
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which is not an objective of colonization? B. France and Madagascar
A. Give gold and raw materials to the in- C. England and Dutch settlers
digenous people
D. United Kingdom and Holland
B. Exploitation of new trade routes due to
the struggle for commercial space 2112. A major cause of the Islamic Revolution
C. Obtaining raw materials for industrial in Iran in 1979 was the concern by Islamic
progress. leaders that
D. Evangelize the indigenous people and A. Women were being denied political
build cities that would serve as a base to rights
dominate the territory
B. Traditional values were being under-
2108. Sultan Agung Hanyokrokusumo, who mined by Western ideas
came from Mataram, led a military expe- C. Israel had lost its influence in the Mid-
dition to expel the VOC in 1628 into the dle East
region
D. Religious leaders were becoming too
A. Rude
powerful
B. Bantam
C. Batavia 2113. WHO IS THE HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVE
OF CAPITALISM?
D. Three months
E. Priangan A. DAVID RICARDO
B. HOMER SIMPSON
2109. Cause that led the Kingdom of Spain to
seek new maritime routes to Asia. C. ADAM SMITH
A. Fall of Byzantium at the hands of the D. JOHN MAYRAD
Ottoman Turks.
B. Completion of Byzantine port conces- 2114. WHAT RELATIONSHIP EXISTS BETWEEN
sions. CAPITALISM AND COLONIALISM TODAY?
C. Raising taxes in ports. A. COMPRAR TIERRAS
D. For the mere Ego. B. RESOURCE EXTRACTION IN INDIGE-
NOUS COMMUNITIES OF THE AMAZON
2110. Flag staff House-the house of the
Commander-in-chief of British forces was C. COLONIALISM DOES NOT EXIST TO-
renamed as DAY
A. President’s House D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

2115. The Great Post Road was a road built B. Spain, France, Britain
through Rodi, a forced work. The road con-
C. Britain, Spain, Germany
nect

A. Jakarta to Surabaya D. Britain, Belgium, France
B. Anyer to Panarukan 2120. Colonial imposition occurred through:

C. Semarang to Jakarta A. The military force.
D. Anyer to Surabaya
B. A peaceful negotiation.
2116. What event did the Berlin conference
have as a precursor to the First World 2121. The above monument was part of the
War? religion of the and can still be found
today in
A. It gave way to European colonial dis-
tribution and encouraged Europe to ex- A. Egyptians Africa
pandism. B. Mayans Latin America
B. Freedom of trade between America C. Christians Europe
and Europe
D. South America Mayans
C. Freedom of trade between Europe and
the West and East Indies
2122. Where were the bases of the division of
D. The discontent of the European pow- Africa established?
ers with the West Indies
A. Algeciras Conference
2117. The arrival of Westerners to the Eastern B. Berlin conference
world (Spain and Portugal) was in search
of spices. Their arrival was motivated by C. Paris Conference
the slogan D. Vienna Conference
A. Win, See, Hang
2123. Which European state experienced a pe-
B. Our sea
riod of glory and splendor in the sixteenth
C. Gold, Glory, Gospel century?
D. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity A. Inghilterra
E. Devide and Impera
B. When
2118. The statue of Birsa Munda is in? C. Spain
A. Bihar D. France
B. Karnataka
2124. The taking over of another country by
C. Jharkhand
force is called
D. Andhra Pradesh
A. Imperialism
2119. Which countries had colonies in North B. Nationalism
America prior to the American War of In-
dependence? C. Alliances
A. France, Britain D. Appeasement

2125. What style governments did Native B. Rapid technological innovation

American tribes have prior to coloniza- C. Diversified economies
tion?
D. Increased local entrepreneurship
A. Democracy and Monarchy
B. Oligarchy and Dictatorship 2130. Which of the following is the most im-
portant long-range effect of European ex-
C. They didn’t have organized govern- plorers in the Americas?
ment
A. spread of culture to the New World
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D. Communism and Socialism
B. discovery of great riches
2126. Shays’ Rebellion represented C. Peaceful coexistence and cultural ex-
A. a success of the Articles of Confedera- change
tion D. Spread of diseases and epidemics
B. a failure of the Articles of Confedera-
2131. Which of the following is the winter
tion
home the Inuit people lived in?
2127. Colonizers from Europe and America A. Plank house
would gain control of islands by “declar-
B. Long house
ing it a protectorate by obtaining control
of the islands from a chief and eventually C. Igloo
make it a colony.” D. Chickee
2132. Who provided labor for the Southern

rice fields?
A. Enslaved Africans
B. Indentured Servants
C. Overseers
D. Paid Workers
2133. Why was the Berlin conference created?

A. to get to know each other among the
A. True
leaders of the colonizing nations and pro-
B. False mote international cooperation.
2128. ZOTEDARS BELONGED TO B. to send aid to African inhabitants who
were being colonized
A. BIHAR
C. to promote military aid to expeditionar-
B. BENGAL
ies who were in Africa
C. ODISHA D. to put an end to the disputes that were
D. NONE OF THESE occurring between foreign powers.
2129. Economic Impacts of Colonialism:What 2134. One of the 3Gs which aims to let the
was a major economic consequence of colo- Asian countries recognize Europe as the
nialism for colonized countries? most powerful continent
A. Dependency on the colonial power A. God

B. Gold C. The big captain

C. Glory D. none of above

D. Generation 2138. Thomas Paines Common Sense urged
Colonists to
2135. What did African Nationalism want?
A. Accept the Albany Plan of Union
B. Persuade France to join the Revolution
C. subject theirselves to the monarchy
D. Fight for independence
2139. All the European colonial powers ac-
quired territories to control the spice trade
and make a profit. This is an example of
A. Independence
B. Vast Resources A. God
C. Slaves B. Gold
D. European Rule C. Glory

D. none of above
2136. What do Canada, the United States,
Great Britain, France, and India have in 2140. Which place did Portugal NOT explore?
common? A. America
A. They are all former British colonies. B. Africa
B. They all have a unicameral legislative C. India
system. D. Spice Islands
C. They are all located in the Southern 2141. What are the three major regions of
Hemisphere. Africa according to Samir Amin?
D. People there have the responsibility to A. European Africa
vote for representatives in their form of
B. Africa of reserves
government.
C. black africa
2137. Who conquered, dominated the Aztec D. Africa trafficking economy
confederation and began the expansion
through the Mayan lands? E. Africa of concessionary economies
2142. Where did horses come from?
A. Francisco Pizarro A. New World

B. Hernan Cortez B. Old World

2143. Who founded the Ottoman empire?
A. Suleiman
B. Mehmet ||
C. Osman |
D. European Renaissance
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2144. What was direct rule?
A. Occupation of a country, local rulers

lose all control A. Europeans took all resources
B. A peaceful coexistence between the B. African’s didn’t like boundaries
foreign power and the local population C. Ethnic groups clashed
C. A form of self-governance by the local D. Ethnic groups wanted their own re-
population sources
D. Economic control of a country 2148. In what period did colonial imperialism

occur?
2145. How were slaves counted as part of the A. 1870-1914
population when deciding the number of B. 1950-1990
representatives for a state? C. 2001-2020
A. All slaves were counted. D. 1650-1750
B. Three-fifths of the number of slaves 2149. Which country in Southeast Asia became
was added to the population. the first subject to invasion by colonial-
ism?
C. Slaves were not counted at all.
A. Philippines
D. Slaves were allowed to vote and be B. Mai is coming A
elected to represent each state.
C. Indonesia
D. Vietnam
2146. Africa was divided into different
colonies ruled by European nations. 2150. What is a cash crop?
A. PARTITION OF AFRICA A. Corn
B. Crop produced for profit, not consump-
B. COLONIALISM
tion
C. NATIONALISM C. Crops produced for families to eat.
D. BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY D. Crop produced for consumption
2151. What was one impact of industrializa-

2147. How did colonial boundaries cause is- tion on Japan during the Meiji Restora-
sues in Africa? tion?

2155. The partition of Africa progressed be-

tween

A. The Berlin conference and the 1st
World War
B. Between World War I and the Russian
A. Japan became more isolated from Revolution
world affairs
C. With the crash of the New York Stock
B. Demand for natural resources in- Exchange.
creased
D. With the Civil War in the USA
C. Japan became a colonial possession of
China 2156. Which of those indicated was one of the
causes of imperialism?
D. Traditional practices of Bushido were
reintroduced A. The desire to affirm prestige, power,
and above all national primacy
2152. What was the main resource that drove
B. discover new territories
industrial-scale production in Europe?
C. claim that the Earth was elliptical
A. Rubber
D. export black slaves
B. Gold
C. Cocoa 2157. The “Old World “ was considered to be
the continents of
D. Palm and peanut oil
A. Europe, Africa, and Asia
2153. Sacred grooves are known as
B. North and South America
A. sarnas, kan, rai, devarakudu
C. Australia and Canada
B. dhya, penda, beware
D. Asia and North America
C. neva, jhum, potu
2158. What was one of the reasons for the
D. siadi, semur, Chena tavi,
establishment of European colonies?
2154. What did the conquerors want? A. To promote independence of indige-
nous peoples
B. To establish a global democracy
C. To exploit resources and export raw
materials
D. To facilitate cultural exchanges
2159. Which of these was an effect of the Nav-

A. Share with natives igation Acts on the colonies?
B. Get rich soon and at the expense of in- A. The colonies developed very little in-
digenous rights dustry or manufacturing ability
C. Be the servants of the indigenous peo- B. The economy was thriving due to sell-
ple ing manufactured goods
D. none of above C. A huge migration of humans took place

D. There was a decrease in population 2165. Colonialism served as an escape valve

due to the slave trade from the demographic pressure resulting
from the industrial revolution.
2160. What is the term used for Asian
A. TRUE
economies that experienced intense
growth and industrialization after WWII? B. false
A. Asian Dragons 2166. The ethnocentric ideology did not con-
B. Asian Lions sider European culture superior nor did it
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consider others primitive.
C. Asian Tigers
A. TRUE
D. Asian Elephants B. Lie
2161. (a) was looking for a trade route to (b) 2167. How was the power of the most indus-
going west, but they accidentally went to trialized countries manifested in the 19th
(c) instead. century?
A. a Spain A. Colonizing large territories
B. b India B. Enslaving entire countries
C. c The Caribbean C. Commercially exploiting poor coun-
tries
D. Belgium
D. Trading with other industrialized coun-
E. West Africa tries
2162. Which act forced colonists to house 2168. The Governor General who defeated the
British soldiers? Jayakarta kingdom and later established
A. The Townshend Act Batavia as the VOC’s capital in Java Island
was
B. The Quartering Act
A. Pieter Both
C. The Boston Massacre
B. Van den Bosch
D. The Coercive Acts
C. Jan Pieterszoon Coen
2163. The function of spices is D. From Deventer
A. to be used as medicine 2169. who is the leader of alcaldia
B. to be used as rewards A. Mayor
C. to be used as war supply B. mayor
D. none of above 2170. Why advancing south was so difficult
for the Spanish?
2164. Who were the colonial power in Indone-
sia? A. because the Mapuche began to defend
their lands.
A. British
B. because of the harshness of the land.
B. Dutch
C. because of the extreme weather con-
C. French ditions.
D. Portuguese D. none of above

2171. When did the Atlantic Slave Trade be-

gin?

A. 1400s
B. 1500s
C. 1600s
D. 1700s
2172. Spices Island is a name used to call
A. Maluku Islands
B. Java Island A. Spainish

B. English
C. Kalimantan Island
C. French
D. Sulawesi Island D. Portuguese
2175. IN WHAT CENTURY DID COLONIALISM

2173. Why was the American Revolution so
EMERGE?
important in world history?
A. XVI
B. XVIII
C. XX
D. 2023
2176. ¿CUAL DE LAS SIGUIENTES ES UNA

CARACTERISTICA DEL LIBERALISMO
POLITICO?
A. Encourage private property
A. it inspired the world as a communist
revolution B. Promotes free trade
C. Does not encourage debate
B. it inspired the world as a war to defend
the British empire D. Advocates tyranny
C. it inspired the world as a democratic 2177. Who was in trouble and fled to R.I. be-
revolution cause they questioned the wisdom of the
Puritan Ministers?
D. it inspired the world as a war of inde- A. Anne Hutchinson
pendence for Native Americans
B. Roger Williams
C. John Smith
2174. The area in green (dark) is home to
what European language? D. Pocahontas

2178. The citizens of the subject nations be- 2183. To stop the problem of poverty and crop
come citizens of the colonizing power, gen- failure among Indonesian spice farms so
erally in a situation of subalternity, since that the Netherland could keep getting
the entire society becomes administered good quality crops as well as ensuring the
by the invading power. obedience of the locals. The statement
A. Imperialism was the purpose of
B. Colonialism A. Settler Colonialism
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2179. One of the National movement organi- B. Colonial System
zations is Sarekat Islam, which was pre- C. Ethical Politics
viously called Sarekat Dagang Islam. This
organization was founded on October 16, D. none of above
1905 by
2184. Identify the profession of Buchanan.
A.
B. A. Surveyor
C. B. Cartographer
D. C. Physicist
E. D. Historian
2180. Which of the following is an Instrument
used to search the stars and find latitude 2185. Where was the first English factory
on earth? setup in India?
A. chromebook A. Surat
B. compass B. Madras
C. astrolabe C. Calcutta
D. caravel
D. Bombay
2181. How is the condition of Netherlands In-
dies people related to the changes from 2186. Who was the first Inspector General of
cultuurstelsel system to private enterprise Forests in India?
system?
A. Dietrich Brandis
A. Better
B. Lord Dalhousie
B. Worse
C. Frank Worcell
C. Same
D. none of above D. Lord Curzon
2182. Why did the pilgrims want to go to 2187. Bastar is located in

North America?
A. Bihar
A. To set up a trading post
B. To search for riches B. Chhattisgarh
C. For religious freedom C. Jharkhand

D. To gain power for England D. Madhya Pradesh

2188. OTROS IMPERIOS NO EUROPEOS 2192. The VOC’s policy of cutting down excess
COMO , QUE TRAS DERROTAR A ES- clove plants is called policy
PAÑA EN 1898, OCUPÓ FILIPINAS Y

A. Monopoly
PUERTO RICO. Y ADEMÁS CONTROLÓ
CUBA. JAPÓN POR SU PARTE SE ANEXÓ B. Hongi Voyage
A C. Extirpate
A. UNITED STATES-KOREA D. Retribution
B. CANADA-CHINA E. Afirmatif
C. SOUTH KOREA-CHINA 2193. The Schlieffen Plan consisted of
D. SINGAPUR-TAILANDIA A. A French offensive against Germany
2189. The political revolution in 1868 that B. A German offensive against France
brought about the end of Tokugawa shogu- C. A Russian offensive against the
nate. Austro-Hungarian Empire
A. EMPIRE D. none of above
B. NATIONALISM 2194. Who did the U.S. support in China’s Civil
C. Joint res S and abduction sound War?
D. BERLIN CONFERENCE A. Nationalists
B. Communists
2190. Consider the following options.1. The
C. Worker’s Party
fifth report submitted to the British Parlia-
ment in 1813 AD.2. Jotedars were quite D. none of above
powerful.3. Santhals were a great dan-
ger to Paharis.4. No Zamindari was auc- 2195. Which European nations began to com-
tioned in Bengal.Which among the follow- pete with Spain and Portugal during the
ing is/are correct? colonial period?
A. Greece, Türkiye and Romania
A. 1, 2 and 3
B. Sweden, Poland and Austria
B. 1, 2, 3 and 4
C. England, Holland and France
C. 2 and 3 only
D. Germany, Italy and Russia
D. 3 and 4 only
2196. Which country left Molluca as the result
2191. Which best describes colonization? of Saragosa agreement?
A. country creates separate territories A. Portuguese
that they rule
B. Tidore
B. country expands its borders to include
C. Spain
more land
D. none of above
C. country converts people to the same
religion and language 2197. What is the MOST enduring precedent
D. country chooses a new leader to run set by George Washington as president?
government A. presidents only serving for two terms

B. presidents encouraging neutrality in C. rediscovery of Borobudur Buddhist

foreign wars temple in Central Java.
C. presidents accepting the principle of D. to introduced the cultural system
judicial review
2202. The East India Company was:
D. presidents having the power to veto A. tobacco company
bills of Congress
B. Company that managed the east
2198. Which of the following statements does C. Company that protected trade routes
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NOT correspond to a problem of recently D. Security company
independent Latin American countries?
2203. What did nationalism support?
A. Limits and borders of the territories
A. The political and military superiority of
B. Political organization
one nation over others
C. Fidelity to the king of Spain B. The inferiority of one’s nation if it did
D. economic crisis not possess colonies
C. the idea that all people should have a
2199. JOTEDARS WERE POWERFUL IN
nation
A. ODISHA D. the desire to unify nations not yet re-
B. AWADH united
C. BENGAL 2204. What was the main motivation for Eu-
D. NONE OF THESE ropean imperialism in Africa?
A. To bring civilization and Christianity to
2200. The following characteristics best define Africa
which type of colonialism? “This system
B. To exploit Africa’s resources
of government assumed that all Africans
were organized as “tribes” with chiefs. C. To establish trade routes
However, this was not always the case D. To gain political supremacy in Europe
people in Africa had diverse types of
government ranging from highly central- 2205. What was the first stage of the war
ized states to “stateless societies.” “ known as?
A. World War
B. War of movements
B. Direct Rule
C. Trench war
C. Indirect Rule
D. none of above
D. Settler Rule
2206. It is considered the main imperialist
E. All of the above power of the American continent.
2201. The purpose of sending Daendels to In-
donesia by Louis Napoleon was
A. taking Indonesian wealth to cover
Dutch debt
B. to strengthen Javanese defences
against a predicted British invasion.

A. Canada. C. Displacement
B. USA. D. Charter

C. Germany.
2212. Name one negative impact of colonial-
D. Brazil. ism on the colonized countries.
2207. How did imperialism and colonialism in- A. Loss of cultural identity and traditions
fluence Germany? B. Improved infrastructure and technol-
A. Strengthening your internal market ogy
B. Strengthening your investments over- C. Preservation of cultural heritage
seas
D. Increased economic opportunities
C. Strengthening its domestic market and
its investments abroad 2213. Time in which the European invasion,
D. Strengthening its domestic market and the Spanish conquest, took place.
harming its investments abroad
2208. Other European states supported the

Red Army during the Russian Civil War.
A. Faux
B. TRUE
2209. Women made the final decisions when A. Renaissance

it comes to economic livelihood, issues B. Old age
within the family, government, and reli-
gion. C. Contemporary age
A. FACT D. none of above
B. BLUFF 2214. like the residencia, the objective of this
2210. Document 1:What is the best definition system is to reduce corruption at the cen-
for imperialism? tral and provincial governments
A. one country surrendering power to an- A. superior decree

other B. be fulfilled
B. One country taking economic and gov- C. visit
ernment control of another
D. Royal Court
C. A country trying to have world domina-
tion 2215. The Wretched of The Earth was written
D. none of above by The Wretched of The Earth ditulis
oleh
2211. A body of ideas in religion that taught
A. Chinua Achebe
people how to be morally, and religiously,
correct B. Frantz Fanon
A. Doctrine C. gayatri spivak
B. Lord’s Proprietors D. Homi Bhabha

2216. It dates back to the 15th C when Euro- C. The jesuits

pean began to colonize large swathes of
D. The landowners
Asia and Africa
A. colonialism 2222. A picture of soldiers inside a British
B. imperialism trench in WWI is a primary or secondary
source?
on the landscape in Thailand? A. Primary
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A. Rewriting the landscape to signal that B. Secondary
one culture is prioritized over others
B. Forced migration 2223. It was the power that colonized the
largest number of colonies.
C. Remaking place names
A. Britain
D. Pressure to change and conform the
cultural trait of food for diplomatic rea- B. Germany
sons
2224. How many vouages were travelled by
2218. Belonging to a proprietor, pertaining to
Zheng He?
property or ownership.
A. Proprietary A. 7 voyages
B. Royal B. 10 voyages
C. Loyal C. 15 voyages
D. Free D. 8 voyages
2219. It is the act or process of Americanizing
2225. What religion did Gandhi practice?
(to cause, to acquire, to conform to Amer-
ican characteristics) A. Hinduism
A. Americanization B. Christianity
B. democracy
C. Sikhism
C. public school
D. Judaism
D. plebiscite
2220. Mestizos were important because they: 2226. Why did Henry the Navigator pick
Sagres Point, Portugal as the site for the
A. were the main workforce. new school?
B. promoted the Catholic religion.
A. Because they could see a hint of a far-
C. worked in the mines. away land from it
D. none of above B. Because it was cheap
2221. founded and maintained universi- C. Because the magical navigation fairies
ties. lived there
A. The Creoles D. Because it was the home of Henry the
B. The viceroys Navigator

2227. Which of the following is a reason why 2232. Characteristic of imperialism

Anne Hutchinson was banished by the A. Tends to reinforce a group’s control
church?

over other nations
A. She believed that you must belong to B. Promotes free markets and free com-
the church to vote. petition between individuals
B. She thought that the church should be C. Promotes equality before the law and
powerful. free competition
C. She opposed religious tolerance. D. It is based on free competition be-
D. She thought women should have more tween individuals to achieve success and
power and rights. wealth
2233. Organization that managed the funds,

2228. If we understand colonialism as a “mili-
silver, of the king
tary invasion”, Neocolonialism is
A. Royal Spain
A. invasion by force
B. Royal Treasury.
B. physical invasion
C. Real Madrid
C. invasion of half the population
D. Virtual reality.
D. economic invasion
2234. One of the main principles stated in the
2229. Where are King Ferdinand and Queen Is- Declaration of Independence is that gov-
abella from? (Choose TWO answers.) ernment should
A. Valencia
B. Aragon
C. Castille
D. Seville
2230. What was the main problem that

African nations had in stopping the spread
of imperialism?
A. Population
B. Economy
C. Weapons A. equality among citizens
D. Language B. have unlimited power to rule the peo-
ple
2231. What was the name of the treaty that C. be based upon the consent (permis-
officially ended the war? sion) of the governed
A. Treaty of Peace D. be led by educated citizens
B. Treaty of Parish
2235. New transcultural forms that arise from
C. Treaty of Paris cross-cultural exchange
D. Treaty of Surrender A. Creolization

B. Hegemony B. William Ward

C. Hybridity C. Gunda Dhur
D. none of above D. Dietrich Brandis
2236. Which two countries remained free from 2241. Colinizers wanted to find trading routes
European control? and untapped natural recources is the ex-
planation of in 3G.
A. Mali and Botswana
A. God
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B. South Africa and Ghana
B. Glory
C. Liberia and Ethiopia
C. Gold
D. Egypt and Nigeria
D. Gospel
2237. What current countries were colonized 2242. The purpose of the Cultural system was
by the United Kingdom?
A. Morocco A. strengthen Javanese defences
B. Egypt against a predicted British invasion.
C. Sudan B. Introducing new plants
D. South Africa C. Increase farmers’ income
D. force Javanese peasants to produce
2238. Which colonies were considered “New particular crops suitable for the European
England” markets
A. Maine (part of Mass.), Massachusetts,
2243. The sunset we saw over the mountain
and New Hampshire
was beauty
B. New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Is-
A. -ness
land
B. -ly
C. Maryland, Virginia, Delaware
C. -ful
D. Pennsylvania, New York, and Mas-
sachusetts D. none of above
2244. Where is Bastar located?
2239. What did Hong Xiuquan form to fight in
the Taiping Rebellion? A. Southernmost part of Chhattisgarh
A. An army of Western soldiers B. In central Jharkhand region
B. An army made up of one million farm- C. In Andhra Pradesh
ers D. None of the above
C. An army made up of peasants 2245. Which country occupied most of the
D. An army of civilians Congo in Africa during the 19th and 20th
century?
2240. Who challenged state ownership of
A. Germany
forests in Java around 1890, questioning
the Dutch right to own the wind, water, B. Belgium
earth, and wood? C. France
A. Surontiko Samin D. Great Britain

2246. The managed to save money from A. The main functions were to provide the
theirnonpayment of wages for the polo y basic amenities to the residents
servicio. However, thiscaused hardship

B. The main sources of revenue were the
among Filipinos. taxes on roads and trade
A. Americans C. Both a & b
B. Japanese D. Neither a nor b
C. Spaniards
2252. The Berlin Conference was a
D. none of above
A. meeting of European nations to split up
2247. Between 1870 and 1914, the great Asia.
colonial empires were formed. The B. meeting of European nations to unify
empire was the largest of all, followed Africa.
by the empire
C. meeting of European nations to divide
A. BRITISH-FRENCH up Africa.
B. SHERMANO-BRITISH D. European party.
C. XERMANO-FRENCH
2253. When was the permanent settlement in-
D. BRITISH-SHERMANO troduced in Bengal?
2248. Effect that the First World War had on A. 1785
Russia B. 1764
A. The war of plunder C. 1793
B. Technological advances D. 1905
C. Russia’s economy was stable
2254. In which year was the British capital
D. New rights were created for all people shifted from Calcutta to Delhi?
2249. ended Spanish rule in Texas A. 1913
A. Iguala Plan B. 1912
B. Treaty of Cordoba C. 1911
C. Constitution of 1824 D. 1909
D. Federalists 2255. This region needed slaves for the plan-
tations.
2250. When was the Satya Shodhak Samaj
founded? A. Northeast
A. 1844 B. South
B. 1873 C. Northwest
C. 1875 D. New England
D. None of the above 2256. Asiatic society of Bengal was founded

by
2251. Consider the following about the Mu-
nicipalities established in India during the A. Raja Ram Mohan Roy
British period: B. Wiliam Jones

C. William Marshall 2262. What did the New England colonists be-
D. C.F.Andrews come well known for?
A. Their unusual farming methods
2257. Starry Night is a painting painted by
B. Expert Ship builders
A. Cezanne
C. Their large slave population
B. Gauguin
D. For migrating to warm colonies during
C. Kandinsky the winters
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D. van Gogh 2263. This is the author’s emotional attitude
towards the subject he/she is writing
2258. In 1868 a very important law was
about.
made for mining exploitation. What law
A. Voice
A. The Moyano law
B. Mood
B. The law of mining land
C. Diction
C. The Mining Law
D. Tone
D. The Budget Law
2264. It is considered a terrible consequence
2259. In the 19th century, which continent of the colonial era:
dominated the world?
A. World War I
A. Africa
B. World War II
B. North America
C. Spanish Civil War
C. Europa
D. none of above
D. Asia
2265. head of barangay
2260. The Spaniards also implemented polo y
A. trade pardon
servicios orforced labor. This required na-
tive males, aged years old to render B. city hall
service to the Spanish government. C. barangay head
A. 16-60 D. pueblos
B. 18-65
2266. Nationalist movements that emerged in
C. 15-55 the colonies after World War II
D. none of above

with the belief that white people are supe-
rior?
A. economic
B. political
C. cultural
D. exploratory A. Marxism and liberalism

B. Pacifism A. Ivory
C. Nazism B. Rubber

D. Block policy C. Petroleum
2267. The colonies are D. Zinc
A. the territories colonized since the mod- 2272. Who invented the scientific organization
ern age of work?
B. the territory conquered and later colo-
nized.
C. the territory conquered by the
metropolises
D. the territory colonized since the indus-
trial revolution
2268. What does the theory of evolution ex-

plain?
A. Species keep going through changes
over a certain period of time.
B. Species remain the same over a cer-
tain period of time.
C. All species were created by God A. Frederick Winslow Taylor
D. none of above B. Henry Ford

C. John Ford
2269. “The land flourished because it was fed
from so many sources because it was D. Tom Ford
nourished by so many cultures and tradi- 2273. What territory did not belong to the
tions and peoples.” Lyndon B. Johnson- Japanese colonial empire?
What issue is Lyndon Johnson supporting
in this quote? A. Formosa
A. immigration B. Corea
B. capitalism C. Manchuria
C. taxes D. Samoa
D. ethical behavior 2274. Who were Diku?
2270. One of the reasons of colonization is A. Insider

the propagation of Buddhist beliefs of the B. Outsider
Western countries. C. Intermediate
A. True D. None of the above
B. False
2275. In which amendment was citizenship
2271. Select two of the most important re- given to those in previous conditions of
sources that Congo had servitude?

A. 12th B. A system of plantations developed in

B. 13s the southern colonies
C. 14th C. The southern colonies became home

to large cattle ranches
D. 15th
D. Small family-owned farms character-
2276. Why was the Mayflower Compact im- ized the southern colonies.
portant?
2279. How does climate relate to population
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distribution?
A. Areas with a cold climate are more
densely populated than areas with a warm
climate.
B. Warmer climates have less people
than cooler climates
A. it established the right of the individual C. Most people prefer to live in climates
citizens in the American colonies that aren’t too hot or too cold.
B. it took away a great amount of power D. Climate has no effect
from the king
2280. At the time of the French Revolution,
C. it emphasized the freedom to worship
what countries were competing for domi-
without government interference
nation of Europe?
D. it was the first written framework of
A. Portugal and Europe
self-government in the American colonies
B. England and Spain
2277. Document 2:“thus giving us complexes
which led to our being branded as irre- C. France and England
sponsible and lacking in self-confidence” D. none of above
The word “complexes” most nearly means
2281. What was the effect of John Boyd Dun-
laps’s inflatable tire invention on native
A. a way of thinking
Africans?
B. a complicated problem
A. It made native Africans rich.
C. an idea
B. Native Africans were forced to work
D. none of above like slaves to acquire the raw material for
making tires.
2278. In what way did the factors listed in the
box affect the economic development of 2282. What is Imperialism?
thesouthern colonies?
A. Extension of a nations power into
neighboring cities and towns
B. Being ruled by a Queen or King
C. Extension of a nation’s power over for-
A. Many in the southern colonies labored eign people and land
as sharecroppers D. Being ruled by a governmental powers

2283. According to Adichie, what is one of the 2287. What was the largest city in Mansa
dangers of a single story? Musa’s empire?
A. People will get bored.

A. Kenya
B. People will stereotype. B. Mali
C. People will stop reading. C. Timbuktu
D. People will become violent.
D. Ghana
2284. What was Christopher Columbus’ pur-
pose for exploration before discovering 2288. True or False:With the exception of
the New World? Liberia and Ethiopia-which were never col-
onized by Europeans-all countries in Africa
A. To find a faster and safer trading route
are independent or free from European con-
to Asia
trol).
B. To circumnavigate the world in the
A. True
name of Italy
C. To launch a surprise attack the ene- B. False
mies of Spain by sea
2289. What were the objectives of imperial-
D. To find the city of gold in southern ism?
Africa
A. Market search
2285. Reason for imperialism was to take a
B. Obtain raw materials
countries
A. Army C. Collaborate with underdeveloped
countries
B. Resources
D. Strengthen peace
C. business
D. debt 2290. wanted more Pacific islands as
they were building an empire in Asia and
2286. Ghana, Mali, and Songhai are located wanted to gain more power throughout
the Pacific.
A. Britain
A. South of the Sahara Desert B. Japan
B. In the Sahara Desert C. France

C. In East Africa D. America
D. Along the coast E. Germany

2291. What three regions were part of the Tri- 2295. Who was the “Brain” of Italian unifica-
angular Trade? tion? He was Victor Emmanuel II’s prime
minister and brought Piedmont-Sardinia to
A. England, Russia, US
lead the unification.
B. US, Brazil, Africa
C. US, Africa, Caribbean
D. Caribbean, Africa, Russia
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2292. Choose the correct option
A. Giuseppe Mazzini
B. Giuseppe Garibaldi
C. Count Cavour
D. Benito Mussolini
2296. “a solider of fortune”, they were sent

to new countries to take profits on the ex-
pense of ethics/morals (right vs. wrong)
A. Old World
A. Mercenary
B. New World
B. Colonize
2293. What major impact did the Forest Act C. Mercantilism
have on forest dwellers’ lives? D. Indigenous
A. Deprivation of customary hunting
rights 2297. What did Emperor Guangxu attempt
during his reign?
B. Expansion of agricultural opportunities
A. Modernization
C. Encouragement of shifting cultivation
B. Maintain the status quo
D. Increase in forest resources C. Encourage cultural and political
changes
2294. Why is the Battle of Saratoga consid-
ered a turning point in the Revolutionary D. Reject Western technologies
War?
2298. Which of these groups benefited least
A. The British victory extended the fight- from 19th-century imperialism?
ing for another year A. Imperial nations, such as the United
B. The American defeat led many soldiers Kingdom and France
to desert the Continental Army B. Nations that were under economic im-
C. The British defeat marked the begin- perialism, such as Honduras and China
ning of a steady decline in British military C. Colonies of imperial nations, such as
superiority Congo and India
D. The American victory convinced D. Independent countries, such as Swe-
France to ally with the United States den and Canada

2299. Which reason for imperialism has to do 2305. Which of the following motive repre-
with gaining territory for your country? sents the idea that it was the Europeans
job to civilize the native populations?

A. economic
B. political A. Ideological
C. cultural B. Economic
D. exploratory C. Political
D. Religious
2300. Which of the following was NOT a prin-
ciple of mercantilism? 2306. Name the type of colonialism from
A. Export more than you import. the following features:large scale immigra-
tion, usually lasts indefinitely, destroys
B. Import more than you export. and replaces native inhabitants
C. Settle as many colonies as possible A. Settler
D. Gain as much gold and silver as possi- B. Exploitation
ble.
2307. MAIN ACTIVITY OF COLONIALISM IN
2301. An economic system used by European AMERICA
countries to gain power by controlling the
wealth of colonies A. REGGAETON DANCING
A. merchantilism B. AGRICULTURE
B. smuggling C. EXPLOITATION OF PRECIOUS MINER-

ALS
C. Slave Trade
D. CAZAR MAMUTS
D. Middle Passage
2308. Europeans colonized Latin America be-
2302. When was Fifth Report introduced in the cause
British Parliament?
A. 1770
B. 1858
C. 1813
D. 1795
2303. Americans were afraid that a ?
would lead to tyranny, or oppressive rule. A. they wanted natural resources.
A. strong state government B. they were escaping persecution.
B. weak government C. they were getting crowded.
C. strong central government D. they were forced across the Atlantic.
D. legislature 2309. Indonesia always considers colonialists
as?
2304. More men in the middle & northern
colonies were capable of reading than in A. distant relatives
Britain or England, B. trader
A. True C. trading friend
B. False D. spreader of universal religion

2310. What is decolonization through an In- D. A situation where one country controls
digenous lens? another country through military force
A. Process in which colonies become in- 2314. Japan Leader of Asia, Japan Protector
dependent of their colonizing countries of Asia, and Japan Light of Asia is the
B. Understanding and acknowledging the motto of
trauma of colonialism A. HEIHO
C. Process of healing and creating a safe B. PRINCE
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and fair space for Indigenous people C. Triple A Movement
D. Reconciliation D. none of above
2311. What is colonialism? 2315. Why did Moses Austin believe that
A. The way racism started. other Anglo Americans would want to
move to Texas?
B. System by which a foreign state domi-
nates and exploits a colony. A. to buy cheap land
B. to bring new religions to the Native
C. System by which the exploitation of a
Americans
colony is allowed through agreements.
C. to get away from a corrupt US govern-
ment
2312. The image above highlight many paths D. to improve trade relationships with
of trade, but the specific leg transferring Mexico
slaves from Africa to America is called
2316. The document that said that colonist
could no longer move westward and en-
croachment on Indian lands
A. Treaty of Paris
B. Proclamation of 1763
C. Declaration of Independence
D. Magna Carta
A. Triangular Trade.
B. the Middle Passage. 2317. Which colonial region had soil and a cli-
mate suited for large-scale agriculture?
C. captured Africans sent to America.
A. Jamestown
D. Cultural Diffusion.
B. New England
2313. What is neo-colonialism? C. Middle colonies
A. A situation where one country is out- D. Southern colonies
wardly independent, but their economic
and political power is closely monitored
with racism?
and controlled by external forces
A. economic
B. A situation where one country is eco-
nomically dependent on another country B. political
C. A situation where one country is fully C. cultural
independent from external forces D. exploratory

2319. The Second Reich/German Empire was B. To establish trade relations between
proclaimed in 1871 after Prussia’s victory Europe and Asia
in the War

C. To promote religious tolerance in colo-
A. Franco-Prussian nial territories
B. Italy-Prussia D. To settle disputes between colonial
powers
C. Russo-Prussian
D. Anglo-Prussian 2324. The early form of society of Japan is
based on Feudalism.
2320. What was the second movement war A. True
called?
B. False
A. To an attack against the French front,
where the army was divided to defeat the 2325. C / F Cultural syncretism was a conse-
English and French quence of diversity in colonial times
B. To the confrontation between the two A. TRUE
blocks in Paris B. Falso
C. To a small confrontation that occurred
in Paris, France
on the map?
D. The second time Germany wanted to
defeat England
2321. What was the term used to describe con-

flicts in different parts of Asia backed by
the US and USSR?
A. “Proxy wars”
B. “Civil wars”
C. “Revolutionary movements”
D. “Border disputes”
E. ”
2322. What were the strategies that rein-

forced military control and the East India A. Boston
Company?
B. Jamestown
A. Commercial corporation
C. New York City
B. Slavery
D. Philadelphia
C. Sources of wealth
2327. The Europeans/Spanish only beat Latin
D. The sale of opium
America/the Incas/etc. because of their
2323. What was the purpose of the Treaty of geographic location, their proximity to
Tordesillas? cows/cattle, and the weapons they built.
A. To divide the world into two parts for A. TRUE
exploration by Spain and Portugal B. Falso

2328. Why was the creation of the Funda- C. Delegated responsibilities to different
mental Orders of Connecticut an important institutions.
milestone in the growth of representative D. none of above
government in the colonies?
A. 1st written constitiution 2333. What is one way that the migration
of European colonists to South America
B. 3rd form of government changed the character of the region?
C. let people vote A. Religion and language patterns
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D. made people leave their homeland changed significantly.
2329. How did England view its North Ameri- B. Men and women gained greater social
can colonies (Economically)? equality.
A. Economic Drain C. A barter economic system was cre-

ated
B. Economic Resource
D. Natives became slash and burn farm-
C. A savage land ers.
D. Place to put criminals
2334. Nationalism favored the and , na-
2330. What did Russia and Japan fight over? tions that until the mid-19th century had
been made up of various kingdoms and
Starting in the 1860s, they emerged as
and imperialist powers.
A. Nation-States-Unification of Italy and
Germany-Independent Principalities
B. Unification of Italy and Germany-
independent principalities-nation-states
C. Nation-States-Independent Principalities-
Unification of Italy and Germany
A. Korea D. none of above
B. China 2335. In India, the first Municipal corporation
C. Vietnam was established in in the year
D. Germany A. Madras, 1867
B. Bombay, 1687
2331. Child of Spanish and Native Filipino par-
ents C. Calcutta.1867
A. Spanish mestizo D. Madras, 1687
B. mixed race of Sangley 2336. Indian Forest Service was set up in the
year:
2332. The King
A. 1865
A. Had legislative, judicial and executive
power in America. B. 1864
B. Inspected and controlled all voyages C. 1854

between Spain and America. D. 1884

2337. Main economies of Great Britain: 2342. European imperialist expansion was
brutal in Africa. Only two countries re-
A. The metropolises supplied raw materi-
mained independent

als to the colonies
B. The colonies bought raw materials A. ETHIOPIA-LIBERIA
from the colonies B. SOUTH AFRICA-LIBERIA
C. The colonies supplied raw materials to C. ETHIOPIA-CAMEROON
the dominions
D. LIBERIA-NIXERIA
D. The colonies supplied raw materials to
the metropolises 2343. Name of the institution that, in the short
term, brought the greatest benefits to the
2338. Where did Ferdinand Magellan die? Spanish people and was also the most de-
A. Mactan structive institution.
B. Limasawa
C. Hormones
D. none of above
2339. It was made up of a president, three

oidores and a prosecutor, who performed
the functions of legislators, judges, and
executors of the provisions issued by the A. Encomienda
same Court, among other instances. B. Distribution
A. Audience C. Indigenous Slavery
B. Council D. Reduction to Indian towns
C. mayor’s office
2344. When did the international period of de-
D. Spanish Villa colonization end?
2340. In the middle colonies, people were very A. 1946
diverse and many wanted B. 1975
A. Land C. 1776
B. Gold D. 1914
C. Slaves
2345. Which country first “claimed” what is
D. Religious Freedom now Manhattan Island, and who led the
voyage when this land was encountered?
2341. Spain’s primary objective was to spread
christianity around the world A. The Netherlands ; Henry Hudson
A. God B. England ; John Smith
B. Gold C. The Netherlands ; Peter Stuyvesant
C. Glory D. England ; John Winthrop
D. none of above E. England ; James, Duke of York

2346. -Term referring to the native peoples or 2352. During the reign of Van den Bosch, the
species of a given place people were asked to do cultivation sys-
A. Indigenous tem that the people had to
B. Immigrants
C. Colonials
D. Imports
2347. What did Hong Xiuquan promise those
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who joined his movement?
A. Heavenly Empire of Great Peace
B. The Three Kingdoms
C. Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
D. The Song Empire
2348. The name of the Spanish attempt to get A. work hard and never give up
back Spain from the Moors or the Muslims. B. plant crops that could be exported
A. Visigoths C. build the Great Post Road
B. Moors D. live happily ever after
C. Regain
2353. Why did the government decide to ban
D. El Cid shifting cultivation?
E. Valencia
A. To grow trees for railway timber
2349. Who among the following led the forest B. When a forest was burnt, there was
revolt in Bastar? the danger of destroying valuable timber
A. Sidhu C. Difficulties for the government to cal-
B. Birsa Munda culate taxes
C. Burial D. All the above reasons
D. Gunda Dur 2354. The Empire that ruled Brazil and Indone-
2350. Which of these is the “Lost Colony”? sia (for a time) and controlled the ports in
both India and Southeast Asia
A. Roanoke
A. Spanish Empire
B. Great Britain
B. Portuguese Empire
C. Jamestown
C. British Empire
D. Virginia
D. Dutch Empire
2351. What was the capital of the Taiping Re-
bellion? 2355. The word adivasi means?
A. Nanjing A. Modern
B. Beijing B. Outsiders
C. Tianjin C. Original inhabitants
D. Shanghai D. none of above

2356. You wish to expand your power and con- A. The belief that Spanish is better than
trol of another territory without assuming English
full control

B. The belief that all religions came from
A. Colonialism the same place
B. state C. The belief that all human beings should
have the same rights
C. Imperialism
D. The belief that pizza is better than
D. Guerra
spaghetti
2357. It is a forced labor imposed to all male
2362. This is the
natives aged 16-60 years old.
A. indentured servitude
B. slavery
C. pole and service
D. voluntary labor
2358. Which successful Tejano rancher repre-

sented Texas at the Mexican Constitu-
tional Convention, located land for the
first Austin colony, and eventually sup-
A. New World
ported Texas independence?
B. Old World
A. Martin De Leon
B. Jose Francisco Ruiz 2363. What are national states based on?
C. Jose de Escandon A. around a king
D. Erasmus Seguin B. around an emperor
C. around a nation
2359. What is domination by one country of
the political, economic, or cultural life of D. around a kingdom
another country or region 2364. What power occupied the Congo?
A. Imperialism A. Spain
B. Industrialization B. Italia
2360. European nations rushing to claim terri- C. Belgium
tories in Africa has been called by his- D. Germany
torians.
2365. Francisco Balagtas Baltazar wrote the
A. the gold rush
novel:
B. the scramble for Africa
A. Do not touch me
C. get money in a hurry
B. Florante and Laura
D. quick claims in Africa
2366. Ruled the countries of Burma or also
2361. Which of the following would be an ex- known as Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore
ample of cultural superiority? and Malacca

A. Great Britain A. White settlers wanted land Native

B. Portugal American Indians lived on
C. Spain B. He wanted to punish Native American
Indians
D. Malacca
C. Native American Indians were attack-
2367. When did the British gain control of ing southern cities
Delhi?
D. He sought complete control of Texas by
A. 1800
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the United States
B. 1803
C. 1805 2371. (M) Indonesia was once colonized by
several European nations, including
D. 1810
A. English
2368. The Reconcentration Act prohibited the
usage and exposure of anything that sym- B. Spanish
bolizes denouncing the Americans or incit- C. Japan
ing rebellion.
D. Dutch
A. True
E. German
B. False
2369. What Colonial Motive is expressed in 2372. The arrangement of the pueblos was
the below passage?”By engaging in Im- first stipulated in the Recopilacion de
perialism we can limit the power of our Leyes de los Reynos de Las Indias
competitors, Britain and France. We can A. FACT
prevent territory from falling into their
B. BLUFF
hands, and halt further expansion. Ger-
many would weaken their trade and keep 2373. What is the main objective of scientific
colonial profits from going to Britain and forestry?
France. “
A. Ensuring sustainable timber produc-
A. Economic
tion
B. Exploratory
B. Maintaining the forest ecosystem
C. Political
C. Protecting wildlife habitats
D. Ideological
E. Religious tagsImperialismPrimary D. Providing recreational opportunities
Source and 2 more
2374. What were some of the consequences
2370. In the 1830’s, President Andrew Jack- of the Colombian exchange? (two correct
son supported the Indian removal policy answers)
because A. Millions died of disease
B. Potato crops died
C. More food became available to people
around the world
D. the honeybee nearly went extinct

2375. What was the impact of the Forest Act 2381. How did Great Britain obtain wealth
on villagers’ everyday practices in India? from holding the American settlements as
colonies?

A. Became illegal to cut wood for houses
and grazing
B. cultivation was encouraged
C. Hunting and fishing were legalized
D. Taxes were reduced
2376. Who stopped sati system in India?

A. Lord Dalhousie
A. through a system of democracy
B. Lord Cornwalis
C. William Bentick B. through a system of mercantilism
D. None of the above C. by allowing the colonists to create a re-

public
2377. what made Istanbul a center for trade?
D. through the Colombian exchange
A. it’s location on the Mediterranean Sea
B. It’s location between Europe and the 2382. With which of the following Raja Ram
Middle East Mohan Roy can not be associated
C. It was already an established city A. Sanskrit Education
D. all of these
B. Promotion of English
2378. Imperialism is political and economic
C. Abolition of Sati
control of a territory
A. True D. Widow remarriage
B. False
2383. Dutch changed Indonesia name as
2379. Did the French overseas colonies have A. Dutch East Indies
more autonomy than those in the interior?
B. NKRI
A. Yeah
B. No C. Jayakarta
C. The same autonomy D. none of above
D. The government was elected by other
colonies 2384. Mention how to maintain unity and
unity at home
2380. The had mixed heritage:indigenous
and European. A. Appreciate your opinion
A. Creole B. Listen and carry out parental orders

B. mestizo C. Deliberately breaking your sister’s
C. mulattoes toys
D. zambos D. none of above

2385. According to the economic policy of mer- 2389. WHAT WERE THE ADMINSTRATIVE
cantilism, select the role of the colony. UNITS CALLED?
A. CAPITAL
B. PRESIDENCIES
C. RESIDENCE
D. FORTS
NARAYAN CHANGDER
2390. Who was the first known European to
land on the shores of America?
A. Vasco da Gama
A. provide raw materials B. Ferdinand Magellan
B. provide natural resources C. Christopher Columbus
C. exert governmental control over the D. James Cook
mother country
2391. In the Republic of South Africa, the gov-
D. serve as a market for manufactured ernment’s apartheid policy was based pri-
goods marily on the concept of
A. Equality
2386. Orwell stated that what made the suc-
cess of American and French Revolutions B. Racial Segregation
possible C. Nativism
A. Democracy D. Economic Specialization
B. Great leaders
2392. The increase in the birth rate and with
C. Money it the increase in population caused signifi-
D. Cheap, easily produced weapons cant changes in the organization of society.
An example of this is
2387. It is a system of economic dominance A. Increase in workers in the city and
through the penetration of capital, which shortage of workers in the field
was consolidated at the end of the 19th
B. Increase in agricultural production
century. It is a more advanced phase of
and reduction of cities.
colonialism.
C. Population increase in rural areas
A. Colonialism
D. All of the above
B. Imperialism
2393. Cultural context that favored the explo-
2388. Who was the president under the arti- ration of new routes, after a period of (in-
cles? tellectual) obscurantism in Europe.
A. George Washington A. The Renaissance.
B. Each governor voted on a president B. The obscurantism.
C. The most senior Senator C. The despotism.
D. There wasn’t one D. The reconquest.

2394. Estonia was born as an independent 2398. All Colonial Regions had the same cli-
state after World War I, until then it be- mate, cultre and geography
longed to the Russian Empire A. True

A. TRUE B. False
B. Falso 2399. Which non-violent method did Mahatma
2395. Which of the following was a major rea- Gandhi use in his campaign to win indepen-
son for the flow of the transatlantic slave dence for India?
trade shown on the map? A. Refusing to cooperate with the British
Government through civil disobedience
B. Leading armed uprisings against the
authority of the British
C. Enlisting foreign help in driving the
British from India
D. Requesting that the United Nations or-
der the British to leave India
2400. This includes imagery, metaphors, simi-
les, personification, sensory details
A. The economic demands of the planta- A. Mood
tion system. B. Diction
B. The construction needs of the railroad. C. Syntax
C. Increased textile manufacturing. D. Figurative language
D. Increased western migration. 2401. What is a Theocracy?
2396. Ultimately, the weaknesses of the Arti- A. A government where political law and
cles of Confederation lead to the creation religious law are the same
of- B. A government where separation of
A. the Treaty of Paris Church and State is the most important be-
lief
B. the Affordable Care Act
C. A government where religion plays no
C. the U.S. Constitution part in the law-making process
D. the Declaration of Independence D. A government where religion is out-
lawed completely
2397. Colonialism is defined as
2402. Colonialism is the social and economic
A. control by one power over a dependent
system by which a foreign state dominates
area or people.
and exploits a colony. Generally, military
B. uncontrol by one population over a na- force is used to which the invaded coun-
tion area or people. try cannot oppose and the colonizer, in-
C. tradition by one person over a cultural vader or conqueror imposes military, po-
area or nation. litical, economic and social control,
D. obsession by one power over a depen- A. TRUE
dent area or people. B. Falso

2403. The United States began as the Thirteen C. Great Competition

Original colonies of the nation of D. Monopoly
A. Great Britain (England)
2409. This event includes the searching for
B. France non-Roman Catholics in order to convert
C. Spain them.
D. Portugal A. School of Navigation
NARAYAN CHANGDER
2404. What did Rousseau claim to be true?
C. Isabella and Ferdinand
A. All men are born equal
D. Inquisition
B. Music is the answer to everything
E. Granada
C. Kids only cause problems
2410. Construction of railways tracks in India
D. The taller you are the smarter you be- created a huge demand for
come
A. Timber
2405. Prince Diponegoro led the resistance B. Iron
against the Dutch in the area
C. Elephants
A. Maluku D. Bamboo
B. Central Java
2411. Sugarcane plantations were grown on
C. Aceh large monoculture rural properties. Mono-
D. North Sumatra culture made the soil
A. The soil was rich in nutrients, facilitat-
2406. What did the spread of railways in In-
ing production.
dia from the 1850s create a new demand
for? B. The soil was fertile, facilitating produc-
tion.
A. Wood for fuel and sleepers
C. The soil is soaked with water and good
B. Tea and coffee plantations for planting.
C. Protected forest areas D. The soil became impoverished and re-
D. Rubber and spice plantations duced its nutrients, making it infertile.
2407. The colonial division of Africa was offi- 2412. Among the factors of imperialist ex-
cially established in pansion are economic factors:capitalists
looked for safe places to invest their sur-
A. The Berlin Conference plus capital, where there was a cheap
B. The London Agreement source of raw materials and a market for
C. At the Brussels International their productions. That is to say, these
characteristics gave rise to imperialism,
D. none of above which is a consequence of:
2408. The race for European countries to claim A. The expansion.
land in Africa was called the B. Industrialization.
A. Scramble for Africa C. The exchange of raw materials.
B. African Marathon D. Colonialism.

2413. a country or area under the full or par- B. South Carolina

tial political control of another country,
C. Virginia
typically a distant one, and occupied by

settlers from that country D. Maryland
A. Charter 2417. Who was the conqueror of Peru / of the
B. Plantation Incas?
C. Colony A. Franciscanco Pizarra
D. Station B. Fray Bartolome de las Casas
2414. Which country was never a colony but C. Franco Tordesillas
felt the pressure of colonial narratives, D. Francisco Pizarro
leading to culinary colonization?
A. Vietnam 2418. What religion was contributed by the
Americans?
B. Laos
A. Christianism
C. Cambodia
B. Buddhism
D. Thailand
C. Protestantism
2415. What is the definition of imperialism?
D. none of above
A. The expansion of the United States,
Japan, and European powers 2419. Cruel and oppressive government or
B. The acquisition of land and/or the im- rule
position of economic and political domina- A. Colony
tion
B. Charter
C. The colonization of the Americas
C. Indentured Servant
D. The practice of a nation forcefully im-
posing its rule or authority over other na- D. Tyranny
tions
2420. The great industrialists and merchants
2416. Name the colony. of the Industrial Revolution were charac-
terized by belonging to the social classes
called
A. nobility.
B. proletariat.
C. middle bourgeoisie
A. North Carolina D. Gentry.

2421. What was the demographic situation of B. EU

Europe during colonization? C. Japan
A. Low birth rate and high mortality D. none of above
B. Overpopulation and unemployment
2426. Which of the following can be consid-
C. High birth rate and high mortality ered a political, economic and cultural prac-
D. High mortality and overpopulation tice in which a territory is conquered and
colonized by another country or metropo-
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2422. Mercantilism can best be described as lis?
what?
A. Mercantilism
A. the idea that a colony should be self B. Democracy
sufficient and able to provide for itself
C. Colonialism
B. the idea that a nation needs to strongly
equip its colonies to defend itself in case D. Monarchy
of foreign attack 2427. Which physical feature on the map is
C. the idea that the religion of a colony known as the United States longest river
should differ from the religion of the and a means for transportation and trade?
mother country
D. the idea that a nation s power is re-
lated to its wealth and needs a favorable
balance of trade with its colonies
2423. Democracy
A. Government in which ruling power be-
A. Saint Lawrence River
longs to a few people
B. Colorado River
B. A form of government in which a ruler
has complete authority over the govern- C. Ohio River
ment and lives of the people her or she D. Mississippi River
governs
2428. Who explored Florida?
C. Government in which the people hold
ruling power
D. none of above
2424. What was the peace treaty that ended

the war?
A. The peace treaty between the Euro-
pean powers
B. The Treaty of Versailles
C. The Treaty of Tordesillas
D. The treaty of Paris
2425. Where did tsarism occur? A. Ponce de Leon

A. Russia B. Cosmo Kramer

C. George Costanza 2433. The Aztec were and conquered all

D. Rochelle, Rochelle their neighbors.
A. friendly

E. Hernan Cortes
B. honest
2429. What is Africa? C. obsequious
A. A country D. bullies
B. A city
2434. Francisco Pizarro conquered
C. A part of Asia A. Aztec
D. A continent B. Incan
2430. A mulatto is C. Mayan
A. Mixture of mestizo and indigenous D. Olmec
B. Mix of mulatto and European 2435. Imperialism leads to Revolutions like

C. Mix of African and indigenous A. Thousand day wars
D. Mix of African and European B. North Korea and South Korea War
C. Liberal and conservative guerrilla rev-
2431. What was the dominant colonial power olution
by the end of the age of Old Imperialism?
D. Russian Revolution and Mexican Revo-
A. Great Britain lution
B. Holland 2436. What is the significance of the year
C. France 1620?
D. Spain A. It was the year the House of
Burgesses was established.
2432. He was the last Inca emperor to offer B. It was the year that the Mayflower
Pizarro a room full of gold. Compact was established
C. It was the year the Magna Carta was
signed.
D. It was the year that the English Bill of
Rights was adopted.
2437. Which group was below the Indians in
the social hierarchy?
A. Atahuallpa
B. Huascar
C. Huayna Cápac
D. none of above

A. black slaves 2442. Moros Wars have how many stages

B. Creole A. 2
C. Mestizos B. 3
D. Indians C. 5
D. 6
2438. Causes of Colonialism
2443. Which country appointed Dietrich Bran-
NARAYAN CHANGDER
dis as the first inspector of general forest
of India?
A. United States
B. Germany
C. India
D. United Kingdom
A. Economic
2444. What resources were used in evange-
B. Policies lization and religious representations?
C. Technological A. None is correct.
D. All of the above B. the staging of important moments in
the life of Christ, such as his birth and
2439. Which was the most important of the death
British colonies?
C. The wine
A. Egypt
D. none of above
B. India
2445. Which of the following is a raw mate-
C. Canada
rial that a clothing factory in Great Britain
D. none of above would need from India
A. coal
2440. TRUE OR FALSE:The two Filipino repre-
sentatives in the US Congress have the B. tea
right to vote. C. cotton
A. TRUE D. bananas
B. FALSE
2446. started in Europe, the use of machines
2441. VOC, as East India Company, is aimed and factories introduced mass production,
to a faster way of creating products.
A. protect trade in Indian Ocean A. COLONIALISM
B. to assist in war of independence from B. Mercantilism

Spain. C. Industrialization
C. Both of the answers are correct D. Capitalism
D. none of above E. Imperialism

2447. The Viceroy’s Palace is now known as

A. Rashtrapati Bhavan

B. Pradhanmantri Bhavan
C. Minister House
D. Raj Bhavan,
2448. Question 14. The country’s reform in A. United States

Siam was carried out by the king
B. Britain
A. Rama I and Rama II.
C. Japan
B. Rama II and Rama III.
D. France
C. Rama III and Rama IV.
E. Germany
D. Rama IV and Rama V.
2453. Why did Europeans become interested
2449. During the 19th and 20th century what in the New World?
did Java witness?
A. They saw how powerful the Spanish be-
A. Urbanization came after they found gold and silver.
B. Industrialization B. They just loved to explore.
C. Colonization C. They wanted to become friends with
the Native Americans.
D. Deforestation
D. none of above
2450. To steal resources from a place during a
time of war is to 2454. Mercantilism was an economic system
that was created for
A. Condone
A. free Republics to buy and sell goods all
B. Plunder
over.
C. Legalize
B. Kings and Queens to hide their trea-
D. Immoral sures.
2451. Magellan’s ships were loaded with 500 C. colonies to get rich, rich, rich!
men, provisions, firearms and other mili- D. the mother country to get rich from
tary weapons, and items to be traded. raw materials of a colony.
A. True
2455. What are the different methods used
B. False by the colonizers who came to Southeast
C. Maybe Asia?
D. I don’t know A. Assimilation and Integration

B. Isolation and Extermination
2452. took control of areas like Palau,
FSM, Marshall Islands, and NMI through C. Economic Exploitation and Political
economic pressures in the form of com- Suppression
pacts of free association. D. Cultural Preservation and Promotion

2456. The event described in the excerpt was 2460. What was the pretext of European coun-
significant in the history of colonial Amer- tries when colonizing territories in the rest
ica becauseit- of the world?
A. That they were civilizing and moderniz-
ing
B. that they were doing the common good
C. that they were being themselves
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. created the first North American set-
tlement D. none of above
B. established self-government in the
2461. At the end of the occupation, the United
colonies
States government appointed a military
C. led to the end of British rule in the government in Puerto Rico.
colonies
A. TRUE
D. defined the three branches of govern-
ment B. Falso
2457. What was the impact of colonialism and
2462. The jotedars, who were more powerful
imperialism in Southeast Asia?
than zamindars in rural Bengal, were most
A. Economic development and political powerful in
stability
A. East Bengal.
B. Cultural assimilation and social
progress B. North Bengal.
C. Environmental degradation and re- C. South Bengal.
source depletion
D. West Bengal.
D. Technological advancement and indus-
trialization 2463. One other factor is the theory of Coper-
2458. The taiping rebelionwas a fight for re- nicus and Galileo Galilei which stated
form in A. Earth is the center of the solar system
A. India
B. the earth rotates about the sun
B. Burma
C. the sun is the center of the solar sys-
C. Cambodia
tem and the earth is round
D. China
D. round earth
2459. What was the purpose of finding a
Northwest Passage for European explor- 2464. WHoch of the following are the reasons
ers? for exploration?
A. a quicker route around Africa A. Discover new lands
B. a shortcut through N. America to Asia
B. Find new trade routes
C. a shortcut through S. America to the
Indies C. Conquer lands
D. a safer route for trading with Africa D. Get new ideas

2465. This type of colonial rule saw a signif- A. World War II

icant number of immigrants from Europe B. The Cold War
settled in these colonies. These immi-

grants were not like missionaries or Euro- C. The War of Independence
pean colonial officials. Security and pros- D. The first World War
perity for the settlers depended on eco-
nomic exploitation and political oppression 2470. Modern colonialism had two models,
of the African population that vastly out- one of them was the one carried out by
numbered the settlers. Spain and Portugal, it consisted of settling
in the territory, implementing administra-
A. Economic Company Rule tive structures to strengthen the domain
B. Indirect Rule and little by little changing the cultural
identity of the place.
C. Direct Rule
A. Territorial Model.
D. Settler Rule
B. Economic model.
2466. WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
C. Liberal Model.
PLACES HAS NOT BEEN A CAPITAL OF THE
MUGHALS? D. Absolutist Model.
A. Delhi 2471. Which among the following is the main
B. Calcutta reason for survival of some dense forests
in India?
C. Agra
A. Conservationists
D. Fatehpur Sikri
B. Environmentalists
2467. The United States purchase of the C. Scientific forestry
Louisiana Territory in 1803 was geograph-
ically important because it D. Villages protected them as sacred
grooves
A. assured sole ownership of the Great
Lakes 2472. The Age of Exploration was NOT a di-
B. ended Spanish control of the South- rect result of which of the following?
west
C. provided full access to the Mississippi
River
D. allowed completion of the first railroad
in California
2468. Which character is linked to Marxism? A. Muslims controlled the Silk Road
A. Bakunin B. Desire for more products from Asia
B. Napoleon C. To use the encomienda system
C. Engels D. To avoid higher prices
D. Owen 2473. Examples of Cantonments in British In-
2469. *What was the first consequence of Eu- dia:
ropean imperialism? A. Delhi, Al-Habbad

B. Delhi, Calcutta C. Adam Smith.

C. Bangalore, Pune D. Nedd Ludd.
D. Nainital, Dehradun
2478. What is the Commonwealth?
2474. How did the Berlin Conference affect
A. Organization of 53 countries that have
Italy?
belonged to the United Kingdom.
A. They lost all their Asian colonies
B. Countries colonized by France
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B. They lost all their African colonies
C. Organization of countries colonized by
C. They acquired their African colonies Germany
D. They acquired their Asian and African
D. Organization of 53 countries that have
colonies
belonged to the US.
2475. We left England, went to the Nether-
lands, asked King James for a charter, 2479. What is imperialism?
died in droves the first winter, got help A. Political doctrine that justified the sub-
from the Natives, and celebrated the first mission of the people of the world to im-
Thanksgiving in North America. perial States
A. Puritans B. The colonial thinking of the industrial
B. Pilgrims powers
C. Quakers C. The new type of government that was
D. Berndt’s implemented in Africa and Asia
D. The way the British conquered differ-
2476. What do geographers use to explain the
ent regions of the world
way powerful and less powerful countries
relate to each other?
2480. What were some negative effects of
A. Colonialism colonialism?
B. Empires A. Resistance and bloodshed from the lo-
C. Geopolitics cal population
D. Theories like dependency theory and B. Disregard for the culture and heritage
world systems theory of the local people
2477. English philosopher considered one of C. Violation of human rights and spread
the main theorists of capitalist doctrine of diseases
D. All of the above
2481. Who was chancellor of Germany be-

tween 1870 and 1890?
A. William I
B. William II
A. Carlos Marx. C. William III
B. Federico Engels. D. Otto von Bismarck

2482. FILL IN THE BLANK: is the practice A. Islam

in which a powerful country takes control
B. Christianity
of another country in order to exploit it

economically. C. Buddhism
A. colonialism (n) D. none of above
B. legacy (n)
2488. What are the motivations for coloniza-
C. indigenous (adj) tion?
D. none of above
A. Eating, slaves, and ships
2483. The Spanish-American War began in B. Silver, coffee, and bread.
Puerto Rico.
C. God, gold, and glory.
A. TRUE
B. Falso D. Parties, drinks, and food.
2484. The Belle Epoque goes 2489. A system of racial discrimination and
segregation in South Africa that kept the
A. Dl 1875 to 1914
white minority in control of the black ma-
B. from the second industrial revolution jority.
until the outbreak of the Second World
War A. Apartheid
C. Dl 1850 to 1918 B. Partition
D. none of above C. Decolonization
2485. Example:Apple discovers a small coun- D. Neo-Colonialism

try with a small government. They offer
to develop a military and other resources 2490. What is the relationship between Asian
there. Apple now has control of what hap- countries and their former colonizers after
pens in that country. independence?
A. Colony A. “Not completely severed”
B. Sphere of Influence B. “Completely severed”
C. Protectorate C. “Strongly reinforced”
D. Economic Imperialism D. “Transformed into economic partner-
2486. WHO WROTE “THE OPEN VEINS OF ships”
LATIN AMERICA?” E. ”
A. KARL MARX
2491. He is a good director of plays and used
B. ADAM SMITH
the pen name “Lola Basyang”
C. EDUARDO GALEANO
A. Carlos Romulo
D. HOMER SIMPSON
B. Fernando Amorsolo
2487. The friars participated in the economic
C. Severino Reyes
activities of the State in order to finance
their expenses while spreading D. none of above

2492. The purpose of the establishment of B. Mayflower Compact

the VOC by the Dutch colonial government
C. Declaration of Independence
was
A. Look for new countries and glories D. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
B. Spread the Religion 2497. What did capitalist countries stand ac-
C. Strengthen the territory cused of in their relationships with poor
D. To overcome competition between and developing countries in Asia?
NARAYAN CHANGDER
Dutch traders and other Europeans A. “Interference on the economy and pol-
itics”
2493. Definition:To take control of another
country, occupy it with settlers and exploit B. “Promotion of democratic values”
it economically.
C. “Investment in infrastructure”
A. Mercantilism
D. “Provision of foreign aid”
B. Imperialism
E. ”
C. Communism
D. Colonialism 2498. In which region did Spain establish most
of its settlments?
2494. The Spaniards established a centralized
government that was headed by gober-
nadorcillo
A. FACT
B. BLUFF
2495. The discovery of the Rafflesia Arnoldi

flower and the creation of the Bogor
Botanical Gardens were ideas from the
reign of
A. Coastal Plains
A. Raffles
B. Herman Williem Daendels B. Mountains and Basins
C. J.P Coen C. Great Plains
D. Cornelis de Houtman D. North Central Plains
E. Van de Bosh
2499. Causes for the American Revolution
2496. Which important document from early
A. The Enlightenment
American history is the likely source of the
excerpt? B. The Great Awakening
C. Growing tensions over British rule that
strictly regulated American colonies eco-
nomic/business/trade choices.
D. All of these answers are causes for the
A. U.S. Constitution American Revolution

2500. 24-. What was the neoclassical move- 2505. In informal imperialism, a metropolis ap-
ment dedicated to? points the governor of its colony.

A. Dedicated to the portrait of society fig- A. TRUE
ures. B. Falso
B. Dedicated to the exaltation of national
2506. Why were slaves needed in the South-
identity.
ern colonies?
C. Dedicated to landscape portraiture.
D. Dedicated to representing the environ- ernment functions
mental effects of light on objects. B. Crops that are sold for profit
2501. Colony granted to an individual or group C. A contract or agreement
by the English monarch, and granted full D. Farming/growing crops
rights of self-government
2507. On which continent were there no
A. Royal Colony
French colonies in the 20th century?
B. Proprietary Colony A. America
C. Charter B. Oceania
D. none of above C. Africa
2502. 17-. Who continued to maintain their D. Asia
privileges?
2508. Which industries do NOT correspond to
A. Nobody. the Second industrial revolution?
B. The royalty.
C. The nobility, the high officials of the
army and the church.
D. Just the church.
2503. What types of raw materials did they

trade in the Congo? A. Microchips
A. African Wood B. Cellphones
B. Rubber C. Chemistry
D. none of above
C. Coltan
D. Plata 2509. What is a creole?
A. son of a Spanish and indigenous
2504. Which country launched the first at-
tempt to sail out to other lands and find B. son of two Spaniards, born in am. latin
routes for navigation? 2510. A synonym for colonizing power is:
A. France A. Colonia.
B. Spain B. Monarchy.
C. Portugal C. Metropolis.
D. Italy D. Europa.

2511. In which year was the governor of Ben- 2516. What event is the image related to?
gal made the governor-general of Bengal
A. 1771
B. 1772
C. 1773
D. 1784
NARAYAN CHANGDER
2512. In the 1600s, the interest of Europeans
A. The partition of Africa
in Africa was based mainly on Europe’s
need to B. The Discoveries
A. market its surplus agricultural prod- C. The Peace Conference

ucts D. none of above
B. obtain workers for its colonies in the 2517. The phrase about Imperialism is true:“In
americas this way it is proposed that empires were
C. establish collective security arrange- consolidated during the era from 1870 to
ments 1914, based on economic competition”
A. And
D. settle its surplus population on new
lands B. No
C. None of the above
2513. Does Imperialist domination advance in
D. none of above
countries with the ambition to obtain?
A. Freedom and Order 2518. Arearea is a painting painted in the year
B. Respect for biodiversity A. 1888

B. 1892
C. Power, security, prestige, advantage
over other nations C. 1876
D. Equality, fraternity and power D. 1898

2519. What divided up Africa up for the Euro-
2514. Pope Urban II changed the world by peans?
A. Launching the Crusades A. German Conference
B. Discovering America B. French League
C. Defending Jerusalem from attacks C. League of Nations
D. Launching the first Catapult D. Berlin Conference
2520. Who is responsible for forcing India into
2515. Napoleon Bonaparte emerged with
colonialism?
A. the french revolution A. the British
B. the american revolution B. the East India Company
C. the Spanish Revolution C. Gandhi
D. none of above D. Pakistan

2521. What was the armed peace called? C. Make people’s lives easier
A. To a war that had no deaths in the Eu- D. Obtain profits from plants that sell well

ropean powers in the international market
B. To a small war that occurred between 2525. To implement the divide and rule policy
the two blocks created in Indochina, the French colonialists
C. A small peaceful war that did not have A. Established the Indochina Federation
much relevance
B. Establish a governing apparatus in-
D. To the fragile balance of peace be- cluding both French and indigenous peo-
tween the two blocks ple
2522. Check all that apply:Why did an empire C. Conduct large-scale colonial exploita-
want to expand? tion
A. Control of land D. Divide Indochina into 5 regions:Tonkin,
Trung Ky, Cochinchina, Ai Lao and Cambo-
B. Control of resources dia
C. Security
2526. Who was NOT represented at the Berlin
D. population and economic growth Conference?
E. because they are jerks A. Germany
2523. By establishing a favorable balance of B. Great Britain
trade for Great Britain, the American C. African countries
colonies served as:
D. The United States of America
2527. He focuses on controlling various as-

pects of the dominated country, such as
economic, social, cultural, political aspects.
A. Colonialism
B. Imperialism
2528. 2-. Between what years did they set

A. the workforce for the developing out to conquer colonial empires?
British industry
A. Between 1875 and 1920
B. the place where all the gold was mined
B. Between 1870 and 1914
and sent to the king
C. Between 1814 and 1970
C. a producer of good and materials to be
sold to other nations D. none of above
D. the British military to protect land land 2529. Walk along the sea is a picture painted
claims in North America in the year
2524. The purpose of forced cultivation by the A. 1902
Dutch government was B. 1909
A. Opening job opportunities C. 1917
B. Introducing new plants D. 1921

2530. An organization which is formed to C. Fez

maintain the Indonesian homeland if at-
D. Ceuta
tacked by allied troops is called
A. Triple A Movement 2535. Deforestation refers to
B. HEIHO A. planting of trees
C. PETA
B. cultivation of crops
D. none of above
NARAYAN CHANGDER
C. disappearance of forests
2531. How did selling furniture back to the
colonies help the mother countries? D. depletion of forests
A. Educated the poor 2536. People who were forced to work hard
B. Made them more popular during the Dutch occupation were called
C. Made them richer
D. Trained more craftsmen
2532. A geographical factor that occurs with

the development of Imperialism in the
19th century is determined in the option
A. Rodi
B. Rom person
2537. The Puritans came over to the New

World in search of?
A. development of monopolies. A. A route to the New World

B. strengthening of banks. B. Lumber
C. colonizing expeditions. C. Religious Freedom
D. development of free competition. D. Gold
2533. When Gandhi was in South Africa, he
experienced as an Indian immigrant. 2538. Why did the king of Spain decide to send
more expeditions after Magellan’s?
A. discrimination
A. Because the good brought back by Vic-
B. exposure
toria was worth so much more than the
C. icecream actual cost of the expedition
D. piquant B. Because the Spaniards heard about
2534. After the Spanish victory in the African the hospitality of Lapulapu and his men
War, what city was founded in Western C. Because they wanted to swim in the
Sahara? Pacific Ocean
A. Villa Cisneros D. Because he wanted to give Humabon
B. Rabat freebies

2539. An economic system (popular in the C. Obtain raw materials

1600s and 1700s) to increase a nation’s D. none of above
wealth by government regulation of all of

the nation’s commercial interests such as 2543. During the system of private enterprise
trade. (after cultuurstelsel), who can invest and
A. mercantilism set up a company in Netherlands Indies?
B. feudalism
C. capitalism
D. socialism
2540. Which one is not related to present day

Delhi?
A. Purana Qila
A. Only Dutch people
B. Qutb Minar
B. Only Netherlands Indies people
C. Valluvar kottam C. European People
D. none of above D. Everyone
2541. Which region of South America does the 2544. Countries that once colonized Indonesia,
Amazon River basin mostly cover? except
A. Spanish
B. Japan
C. Dutch
D. China
A. Bolivia 2545. Belgium is located between which two

European countries?
B. Chile
A. Germany and Russia
C. Peru
B. France and Germany
D. Brazil
C. Spain and Portugal
2542. One of the main reasons why colonial- D. Italy and Greece
ism began was
A. Expand borders and create a great em- Gandhi”:Read the following sen-
pire tences:“Gandhi’s fasts drew public atten-
B. Obtenir nous territoris tion to his cause. Newspapers and the

public began to sympathize with Gandhi. A. Economic

They put pressure on the British govern- B. Political
ment to change its ways.”As used in the
passage, what does the word “sympa- C. Technological
thize” most nearly mean? D. none of above
A. support 2550. Select the FALSE statement from the op-
B. attack tions provided.
A. The Second Industrial Revolution oc-
NARAYAN CHANGDER
C. ignore
curs in more countries than the First In-
D. encourage
dustrial Revolution.
2547. Which of the following was the most im- B. The second industrial revolution fo-
portant motivation for imperialism? cuses on a single sector:the energy sec-
A. Economic reasons due to the Indus- tor.
trial Revolution C. The first industrial revolution focuses
B. Social and cultural reasons only on the textile sector.
C. Military reasons D. The United States and Japan appear
among the main protagonists of the sec-
D. The desire for glory and power
ond industrial revolution.
2548. Have you ever seen the 2000 rupiah
2551. Which of the following world historical
banknote, whose hero’s face is that?
events had an impact on the Vietnamese
revolution of the 1919-1930 period?
A. World War II ended.
B. The Communist International was es-
tablished.
C. The European Union is established.
A. Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa D. World War II broke out.
B. Prince Antasari 2552. term used to describe the newly discov-
C. Sisingamangaraja XII ered Americas during the European Age of
Exploration
D. Captain Pattimura
A. Old World
2549. Identify the statementas an Economic,
B. Latin America
Political, or Technological Factor.The astro-
labe and compass helped sailors plot their C. New World
route. D. Europe
2553. It was the highest administrative au-
thority during the Spanish period.
A. monarchy
B. federal government
C. local government
D. central government

2554. All of the following are common prob- A. Islam

lems that the nations who gain their inde-
B. Christianity
pendence from European power following

WWII are dealing with EXCEPT for C. Judaism
A. Conflicts due to religious or cultural dif- D. Buddhism
ferences
2559. Which of the following best explains
B. Food and water shortages why most of Central America’s population
C. Hostility by former European rulers lives in rural areas?
D. Weak economies A. Farming is the primary economic activ-
ity in the region.
2555. He is the chieftain of Mactan who re-
fused to adapt to the foreign influences. B. Clearing forests has promoted migra-
tion away from urban areas.
A. Rajah Humabon
C. Shortages in housing are common in
B. Magellan
the cities of the region.
C. Lapu-Lapu
D. Living in cities increases the chances
D. Ferdinand Marcos of surviving hurricanes.
2556. The Imperial Forest Research was set up 2560. The institution that had power and influ-
at ence both in Spain and America was the:
A. .Allahabad A. royal audience.
B. Darjeeling
B. house of trade.
C. Dehradun
C. Catholic Church.
D. Shimla
D. none of above
2557. Which European countries were major
colonial powers? 2561. Which of the following is the BEST rea-
son why European explorers conquered re-
A. Sweden, Denmark, Norway gions of the Americas?
B. Greece, Turkey, Poland
C. Spain, Portugal, France, England,
Netherlands
D. Germany, Italy, Russia
2558. Missionaries were a key part of colo-

nization as they helped to spread
A. They were searching for more wealth.
B. They were at war with South American
cultures.
C. They wanted to use South Americans
as slave labor
D. They wished to stop the spread of Is-
lam

2562. Below are things that Japan do to at- 2567. A crop grown by a farmer for sale rather
tract the sympathy of the Indonesian peo- than for personal use
ple, except
A. Cash Crop
A. allowing Indonesia Raya to be sung af-
ter Japan National Anthem B. Headright system
B. allow the Indonesians to work in C. Royal Colony

Japan D. Plantation
NARAYAN CHANGDER
C. allow the Red and White flag to rise
D. none of above 2568. Choose the correct option
2563. The way European countries partitioned

Africa into colonies has what modern day
effect on Africa?
A. increased conflict
B. increased cooperation
C. improved use of resources
D. improved infrastructure
2564. First known Filipino painter

A. Old World
A. Nicolas dela Cruz Thing
B. New World
B. Damian Domingo
2565. True or False:The 3 reasons European 2569. What was mercantilism?

kingdoms practiced colonialism are God, A. A home country uses colonies to obtain
Glory, and Gold. raw materials
A. True B. A device used to determine your time
B. False
C. Mr. Hoard’s class exchange system
2566. When do scientists and archaeologists D. I got nothin’
believe that people were first living in
North America? 2570. The main difference between “direct
rule” and “indirect rule” was:
A. With indirect rule, native African offi-
cials were allowed to run local govern-
ments.
B. With direct rule, European countries
made large decisions for the colony.
A. 12, 000-13, 000 years ago
C. With indirect rule, native African offi-
B. 5, 000-10, 000 years ago cials make all of the major decisions.
C. 14, 000-18, 000 years ago D. With direct rule, colonists pay taxes to
D. 20, 000+ years ago the European country.

2571. What type of work organization was in- B. Benjamin Franklin

troduced around 1850? C. Thomas Jefferson

D. Samuel Adams
2575. What is Internal Colonialism?
A. The social process according to which
resources, life opportunities, and citizen-
ship are allocated
B. It is a systematic process of exercising
A. diversified production military control and domination
B. mass production C. It is defined as the “political and eco-
C. high-tech manufacturing nomic regime in which a State controls
and exploits a territory foreign to its own.”
D. production by hand
2572. What made the new laws in 1542?
2576. What was the main means by which
A. Resulted in paid labor for the Indians Europeans generated wealth in the New
B. It resulted in more forced labor World?
C. Result in the assignment A. Slave trading
D. Result in the distribution B. Unfree labor

C. Colonial production
2573. What event happened in 1884 where
D. Overseas expansion
European countries met, without Africa, to
discuss colonization of Africa? 2577. The education introduced by the friars
was religious in nature and this strength-
ened their influence in colonial society.
A. FACT
B. BLUFF
2578. What is Mrs. Hostetter’s maiden
name?
A. Young
B. Smith
C. Rolfe
A. Berlin Conference D. White
B. European Conference
2579. Which of the following is not associated
C. Conference of Nations with swidden agriculture?
D. none of above A. Karacha
2574. Who wrote the Declaration of Indepen- B. Jhoom
dence? C. Storage
A. George Washington D. Penda

2580. What is the term used for Asian decisions and diplomatic strategy of the
economies that experienced intense countries between 1870 and 1914?
growth and industrialization after WWII?
A. Extraction of raw materials from colo-
A. Asian Tigers nial countries
B. Shatter belts B. Placement of manufactures from
C. Imperial forces these imperialist countries
D. Semi-periphery areas C. Both previous answers
NARAYAN CHANGDER
D. None of these arguments.
2581. An area in which an outside power says
it has special rights to trade 2585. It is a type of sailing ship used by the
A. colony Portuguese in traveling to Africa.
B. protectorate A. chapter
C. sphere of influence B. titanic
D. economic imperialism C. caravel
2582. Atmiya Sabha was founded by D. none of above
A. Keshab Chandra Sen 2586. Religious revival in the American
B. Raja Ram Mohan Roy colonies during the 1700s (eighteenth cen-
tury) which stressed being “born again”
C. Ishwar Chandra Vidya Sagar
and where pietism lead to different types
D. Atmaram Pandurang of churches such as Baptist, Presbyterian,
and Methodist amongst others.
2583. How many European Countries were in-
volved in the colonization of Africa? A. Great Awakening
B. Enlightenment
C. Christian Reformation
D. Colonial Church Movement
2587. Who developed the cinema?
A. 5
B. 7
C. 3 A. Thomas Alva Edison
D. 10 B. Karl and Bertha Benz
C. Lumiere Brothers
2584. What important factors of the economic
apparatus became the cornerstone of the D. Alexander Graham Bell

2588. What was the main reason for William 2593. (select all correct answers) The most
Penn wanting Delaware as part of Penn- common types of Puritan writings were
sylvania?

A. More land to work and profit from. A. Diaries
B. Great seaport access to the Atlantic B. Poetry
Ocean in Delaware C. Satire
C. Gave England complete control of the D. Histories
East Coast
E. Bible verses
D. There were rare crops and livestock in
Delaware. 2594. From where the Great Indian Mutiny of
1857 started?
2589. During the European Colonial Period, A. Meerut
which nation was the most expansive?
B. Kanpur
A. Britian
C. Delhi
B. Spain D. Lucknow
C. France
2595. The Monroe Doctrine (1823) was issued
D. Denmark primarily because President James Mon-
roe wanted to
2590. What did the new American republics do
with the indigenous peoples?
A. They were assimilated
B. They were completely exterminated
C. They were expelled from the country
D. They were sold as slaves
2591. What were the motivations for colonial- A. Warn European powers against inter-
ism? vention in Latin America
A. Freedom, Equality, and Justice B. Needed to establish a foothold in
B. Science, Technology, and Innovation Panama for a future canal
C. Power, Wealth, and Control C. Oppose the revolutions taking place in
South America
D. God, Gold, and Glory
D. Pursue overseas colonies
2596. Which of these statements best de-
on the landscape in North America?
scribes the Declaration of Independence?
A. Rewriting the landscape to signal that
B. Creating new ethnic conflicts
C. All of the above
D. Antagonizing existing ethnic conflicts

A. a list of reasons why Britain would fail A. the archipelago of saint Lazarus
to defeat the colonies in battle
B. Pearl of the Orient
B. a list of colonists’ grievances against
C. The island’s Philippines
the British king
D. none of above
C. a lost of colonists who supported the
separation from Great Britain 2601. When was the voyages of Zheng he?
D. a list of suggestions for improving A. 1404-1433
NARAYAN CHANGDER
British rule of the colonies
B. 1405-1433
2597. Which part of the Philippines did the
C. 1401-1422
Spaniards first reach?
D. 1407-1455
A. Mactan
B. Manila 2602. The priest who held the first mass in the
Philippines.
C. Limasawa
A. Father Pedro Perez
D. Homonhon Island
B. Father Pedro Valderrama
2598. How did women contribute to the war
effort during World War I? C. Father Pedro Nuez
A. By taking up arms and going to the D. none of above

front.
2603. a crude fort
B. They did not participate in the War.
A. province
C. By working in arms factories.
B. conquistador
D. none of above
C. stockade
2599. How did Ford translate Taylorism? D. mission
A. in an efficient production system, the
assembly line, thanks to which wages can 2604. In the early 19th century, Malaysia be-
be increased came a colony
B. In a corporate organization with an in- A. France
ternational profile, thanks to the assembly B. Netherlands
line
C. Spain
C. In a more profitable partnership be-
tween “creativity” and workers within the D. Older brother
company.
2605. He allowed some nations to accumu-
D. none of above late wealth and a new political and eco-
nomic system to appear on that basis:
2600. Magellan reached Guam on March 6,
1521. Ten days later, on the Feast of A. Industrial Capitalism
Saint Lazarus, he and his crew reached B. Mercantilist capitalism
what would be considered as Spain’s far-
C. imperialist capitalism
thest possession in the east, the first name
given by the Spaniards to the Philippines. D. mercantilist feudalism

2606. What was the main objective of the Por- 2610. Name the colony.
tuguese expeditions in America?

A. Establish economic agreements
B. Commit to Spain in the economy
C. Establish new sea routes
D. Populate all of America and take over
the lands
2607. One major problem with the Articles of

Confederation is that Congress could not
the citizens to raise money.
A. Delaware
B. New Jersey
C. Virginia
D. Maryland
2611. It refers to the large ship of Spaniards

that could travel across oceans to carry
supplies needed in other parts of the
A. tax world.
B. ask A. caravel
C. demand B. Galleon
D. force C. Carracks
2608. Referring to countries in the global D. Pataches
west; European and North American coun-
tries. 2612. What was the main source of wealth in
the American colonies?
A. WESTERN
B. BOXER REBELLION
C. ZULU WARS
D. QING DYNASTY
2609. Where is the Tomb of Tipu Sultan lo-

cated?
A. Mysore A. gold
B. Vellore B. oil
C. Sriranagapatnam C. land
D. None of the above D. copper

2613. Colonialism and Global Trade:How did B. Mexico revolted against Spain
colonialism affect global trade patterns? C. Mexico petitioned for the right to self
A. It reduced international trade govern
B. It diversified trade goods and partners D. The United States invaded Texas and
took control
C. It created trade monopolies for colo-
nial powers 2619. Who was the commander of the Conti-
D. It encouraged free trade policies nental Army?
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2614. is the process of establishing foreign
rule over a set of people
A. Colonialism
B. Protectorate
C. Colony
D. Diplomacy
B. Lord Cornwallis
2615. Which situation was a direct result of C. Thomas Jefferson
the Civil War?
D. King George
A. emergence of the United States as a
world power 2620. 16-. What do the liberal revolution and
the economic changes of the 19th century
B. rapid growth of industry in the North mean?
C. elimination of all Jim Crow laws A. A serious crisis occurred.
D. end of the sharecropping system B. It transformed 19th century society.
2616. One factor that motivated many Euro- C. The society of the 19th century did not
pean explorers to voyage to North Amer- change.
ica was to- D. All are correct.
A. acquire riches 2621. One of the earliest tribal Revolt was
B. spread slavery that of the in West Bengal
C. create new kingdoms A. 1834-1866
D. avoid prison for crimes B. 1831-1833
C. 1871-1874
2617. What was the first name given by the
Spaniards to the Philippines? D. none of above
A. The Philippine Islands 2622. This picture shows which weakness of
B. Archipelago of Saint Lazarus, the Articles?
C. Pearl of the Orient

D. Luzviminda
2618. What happened when Spain increased

its control over Mexico?
A. The French invaded Texas A. no common currency

B. no executive branch 2627. I am a Caribbean nation. I am located

C. no power to tax west of the Dominican Republic but east of
Jamaica. I am located not far from Florida

D. one vote for each state to the southeast. What am I?
2623. In which years does it reach its greatest A. Haiti
development?
A. Before the French Revolution (1789) B. Cuba
B. After the French Revolution and the C. Japan
Congress of Vienna (1789-1815)
D. Argentina
C. After the Congress of Vienna and be-
fore the German unification (1815-1871) 2628. According to “Children of the Longhouse,
D. After the German unification and be- “ how did the arrival of the White People
fore World War I (1871-1914) affect the Mohawk people?
2624. What is the meaning of Glory in 3G? A. Improved their living conditions
A. there was a competition between Eu- B. Forced them to move and disrupted
ropeans nations to see who could be inde- their traditional way of life
pendent
B. there was a competition between C. Had no significant impact on them
Americans nations to see who could set D. Led to population growth
up the most colonies
C. there was a competition between 2629. rebellion in Beijing, China started by a
Americans nations to see who could be in- secret society of Chinese who opposed the
dependent “foreign devils”. The rebellion was ended
D. there was a competition between Eu- by British troops
ropeans nations to see who could set up A. Chinese Jay Rebellion
the most colonies
B. Open Door Rebellion
2625. There were some advantages of colo-
nization C. Chinese Boxer Rebellion
A. Natural resources exploitation D. Kaingzu Rebellion
B. Exploitation of the Spanish to the in-
digenous people 2630. This type of colonial rule was adminis-
C. Advancement of more modern culture tered by business leaders and private com-
panies. These companies were formed by
businessmen who were interested in ex-
D. none of above
ploiting the natural resources of the terri-
2626. What body of water did all of these ex- tories they were allowed to govern.
plorers cross?
A. Economic Company Rule
A. Pacific Ocean
B. Indirect Rule
B. South Sea
C. Atlantic Ocean C. Direct Rule
D. Indian Ocean D. Settler Rule

2631. After our lunch, my sister took a hand 2635. What is colonialism?
of candy. A. A type of segregation
A. -ful B. When people are forced to read books
B. -less from another race or culture
C. -ous C. When one government takes over an-

other government
D. none of above
D. Stereotyping
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2632. piece of territory entrusted by the king 2636. I.African II.European III.NativeWhich
of Spain to individuals in gratitude for groups above mixed to shape the culture
their help in conquering foreign lands of Latin America today?
A. encomienda A. I, III
B. be fulfilled B. I, II
C. visit C. II, III
D. Royal Court D. I, II, III
2633. In the second industrial revolution, one 2637. What impact did the First World War
metal in particular is used more than any and the Second World War have on forests
other. Which? in India and Java?
A. Abandonment of working plans
B. Reckless exploitation for war needs
C. Increased protection for forests
D. Promotion of sustainable forestry
2638. What was known as Bloody Sunday?

A. Upon the death of the priest Gapón
A. carbon B. To the death of many priests a day
B. the iron where
C. copper C. To an uncountable number of deaths of
civilian protesters on a Sunday
D. aluminium
D. To the death of a civilian who died in-
E. the steel side a church on a Sunday
2634. Who established its hegemony in the 2639. The tsar’s policy regarding the cultural
first third of the 19th century Indian sub- reality of the Russian Empire was
continent?
A. To Russification
A. British East India Company B. The integration of the diversity of peo-
B. British West India Company ples
C. the british army 2640. Where was Cortes Born
D. British colonists A. Australia

B. Spain C. Hinduism
C. Portugal D. Islam

D. England
2646. when was the criminal tribes act was
2641. What was the impact of the forced re- passed?
moval of Aboriginal children in Australia? A. 1871
A. Loss of Aboriginal culture B. 1835
B. Increase in the population of white C. 1793
Australians
D. none of above
C. Improved lives of Aboriginal families
D. Integration of Aboriginal and non- 2647. What is a scapegoat?
Aboriginal communities A. A person that is blamed
2642. The two architects who designed New B. Placing blame on others
Delhi and Shahjahanabad were and C. A contract or agreement
A. Edward II & Herber
2648. It is the part of the Earth’s world ocean
B. Edward Lutyens & Herber
that separates America to the west from
C. Herber & John Beniyen Europe and Africa to the east. It extends
D. Edward & Henry from the Arctic Ocean in the north to the
Antarctic Ocean in the south. It is the sec-
2643. Taking control of an area and then send- ond largest ocean on Earth, WE REFER TO:
ing citizens from your country to live there
A. ARCTIC GLACIAL OCEAN
A. Navigation Acts
B. PACIFIC OCEAN
B. Migration
C. ATLANTIC OCEAN
C. Mercantilism
D. ANTARCTIC GLACIAL OCEAN
D. Colonization
2649. What is agriculture?
2644. The subjugated territories are governed
directly by the colonizers, who reorga- A. A set of rules that explain how the gov-
nize the social and productive forces at ernment functions
their convenience. Thus, the colonies pro- B. Crops that are sold for profit
duce economically to support the metropo-
C. A contract or agreement
lis, that is, they put their natural resources
and those of their population at its service. D. Farming/growing crops
A. Colonialism 2650. The majority of the “encomenderos” or
B. Imperialism “latifundistas” were
A. Creoles and Europeans
2645. What religion did Europeans spread to
Southeast Asia? B. indigenous and slaves
A. Buddhism C. mixed race
B. Christianity D. none of above

2651. Which American activist was inspired by 2656. Used to make manufactured goods; in-
the teachings of Gandhi? cludes things like cotton
A. Martin Luther King, Jr. A. raw materials
B. Malcolm X B. natural resources
C. Princess Diana C. manufactured goods

D. missionaries
D. Harriet Tubman
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2652. Where did Chrsitopher Columbus set up
his colonies for the first time?
A. Bahamas and Caribbean
B. Madeira and Cape Verde
C. Ceuta and Bahamas
D. Caribbeans and Mediera
2653. The main character was worried be-

cause
A. Congo
A. There was going to be a lack of food
soon, and the population wouldn’t have B. Kenya
enough to eat C. Guinea
B. There was a big tsunami coming D. Ethiopia
C. A meteor was going to crash into 2658. What countries made up the Triple En-
Malawi tente?
D. There was no energy left in the country A. Russia, England and France
B. Germany, England and Russia
2654. The Great Leap Forward
C. Russia, Turkish-Ottoman Empire and
A. Was a peace agreement between Germany
North and South Korea D. France, England and Germany
B. Led to deadliest man-made famine in
2659. What did the Force Publique do?
W. History
A. held women and children hostage
C. Name for the 1990s fall of Chinese
Communist Party B. whip people with the chicotte
C. cut off people’s hands
D. U.S. policy toward China in the 1960s
D. all are correct
2655. What did Shays’ Rebellion help Ameri-
2660. a district of a colony or country; similar
cans realize they needed?
to a state
A. A strong national government A. province
B. A stronger militia B. stockade
C. A common currency C. exploration
D. The ability to sign peace treaties D. era

2661. What did Isabel II want with the remain- 2665. A more powerful, richer country takes
ing regions of the Spanish empire? control of a smaller, less powerful region
or territory. This is an example of

A. Conserve the territories and improve
their economic exploitation A. Colonialism
B. Improve your economic exploitation B. Nationalism
and sell the territories C. Capitalism
C. Sell the territories and allow the is- D. Mercantilism
land’s elites to participate in the Congress
of Deputies 2666. Which of the following pre-colonial
D. Allow the island’s elites to participate administrations can be regarded to be
in the Congress of Deputies and conserve acephalous in nature? K
the territory A. Igbo
2662. Which of the following are different B. Yoruba

types of colonialism? check all correct an- C. Hausa
swers
D. Fulani
A. Tribal colonies.
2667. The barbarians who occupied Spain
B. Settler colonies.
starting in 500 AD
C. Trading Post colonies. A. Visigoths
D. Plantation colonies B. Vandals
2663. Why is the Berlin Conference significant C. Moors
in the history of Africa? D. Ostrogoths
A. European powers were on trial and
convicted for committing crimes against 2668. Permanent Settlement was Introduced
Africa. by?
B. European powers met to divide up the A. Lord Ripon

continent of Africa among themselves. B. Lord Mount baton
C. European powers met to set up gov- C. Lord Cornwallis
ernments for newly independent coun-
D. Lord Macaulay
tries of Africa.
D. European powers met to unify the 2669. Imperialism is characterized by:
countries of Africa under the Pan-African A. Raw material production
movement.
B. Carry out private companies in which
2664. Which tribe did tilka manjhi belonged an individual discovers and conquers a ter-
to? ritory for his own benefit
A. The kol C. It seeks political and economic control
through military force. It has strong na-
B. The bhil tionalist connotations.
C. The santhal D. Let yourself be dominated by the
D. none of above colonies

2670. When did the “Scramble for Africa” C. The French

take place? D. The Portuguese
2674. Which of the following Island received

as dowry to Charles II of England and
given to the East India Company in 1668
AD for 10 pounds per year?
A. Pondicherry
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B. Bombay
C. Dadra & Nagar Haveli
D. Lakshadweep
2675. He was the King of Spain who estab-

lished the Royal Audiencia.
A. 2000-2020
A. King Philip II
B. 1950-1970
B. King Charles V
C. 1881-1914
C. King Ferdinand
D. none of above
D. King Henry VIII
2671. What is the definition of colonialism?
2676. The colonial economic model was based
A. The first peoples who are the original on:
settlers of a region
B. The act of giving one thing and receiv-
ing another in return
C. To selfishly take advantage of some-
one in order to profit from them
D. An attempt by a country to establish
settlements and to impose its political,
economic, and cultural control in another
2672. What did Mercantilism promote?

A. That kingdoms became wealthier by
accumulating precious metals.
B. That America was an important source
of resources for Spain. A. extraction of natural resources
C. That trade was prohibited with other B. create industrial conditions
European countries. C. innovation and entrepreneurship
2673. Who was Java colonized by? 2677. What forbade colonists to settle in the
A. The Dutch area west of the Appalachian Mountains?
B. The British A. The Proclamation Act of 1763

B. Treaty of Paris 2682. The light bulb was an invention of

C. Magna Carta

D. Treaty of Paris of 1783
2678. Which of the following was made up of

North and South America and was other-
wise know as The Western Hemisphere?
A. Antonio Meucci
B. Graham Bell
C. Guglielmo Marconi
A. The Old World
D. Thomas Edison
B. The Real World
E. Louis Pasteur
C. The New World
D. The Under World 2683. Westerners were the first to arrive in
the archipelago and then monopolized the
2679. The Spanish had to bring African slaves spice trade in Maluku, namely
because many indigenous people A. French
A. they had decided to sell the gold to B. Dutch
France
C. English
B. they had rebelled against Spain
D. Spanish
C. they had converted to Christianity
E. Portuguese
D. they had died from diseases and
forced labor 2684. Which of the following was the most
essential for the colonial trade and move-
2680. WHO WROTE “EL CAPITAL”?
ment of goods?
A. ADAM SMITH
A. Roadways
B. KARL MARX
B. Railways
C. DAVID RICARDO
C. Airways
D. JOHN MAYNARD
D. Riverways
2681. What type of colony was the Belgian
Congo? 2685. Most important religious order:
A. Domain A. Jesuits
B. Protectorate B. Franciscans
C. Concession C. Order of La Merced
D. Private D. none of above

2686. How could a colony increase the wealth 2691. In order to change (amend) the Articles
of the ruling country? of Confederation, out of 13 states had
A. By preventing new trade routes to agree.
A. 9
B. By bringing more people into the coun-
try B. 10
C. By providing new markets that could C. 13
trade only with the ruling country D. 15
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D. By encouraging more exploration 2692. In what century Portugal began looking
for new trading routes and civilization?
2687. What was the purpose of the Berlin Con-
ference? A. 15th
A. To establish rules for claiming land B. 16th
without conflict between European Pow- C. 17th
ers. D. 18th
B. To provide Germany with land in
2693. What is a metropolis?
Africa.
A. It is the imperialist state from which
C. To give Great Britain and France land
the colonies are directed
in Africa.
B. It is the most important city in the
D. none of above colony
2688. Which religions spread through Africa C. It is the most important city in the en-
because of colonialism? tire empire
A. Christianity & Islam D. It is the dominant region of an entire
empire
B. Islam and Buddhism
C. Christianity & Hinduism 2694. The national symbols of each country
are the Anthem, the Shield and the Flag.
D. Buddhism & Catholicism
A. TRUE
2689. In the 16th century, in the Puerto Rico B. Falso
and Spain scenario, which of them can
be considered the metropolis or mother- 2695. The Shield of Puerto Rico was granted
nation? by the kingdom of Portugal in the year
1511.
A. Spain
A. TRUE
B. Puerto Rico
B. Falso
2690. Out of three categories, which forests 2696. Minorities were easy targets to blame
were regarded as the best? for which historical event?
A. Reserved forests A. Bacon’s Rebellion
B. Protected forests B. Roanoke Colony’s disappearance
C. Village forests C. Mayflower Compact
D. Both (a) and (b) D. Salem Witch Trials

2697. Who was Boabdil? A. Russian Revolution.

A. He led the first successful reconquista. B. Second World War.

B. He was was the first king of Spain. C. Crisis of 1929 and Depression of 1930.
C. He discovered Portugal. D. First World War.
D. He was the last Moorish King.
2701. What schools were established dur-
2698. 13-. What did the colonizers do to the ing the American rule in the Philippines?
indigenous populations? Choose 2 answers.
A. Anything. A. University of the Philippines
B. Yellow and red is true. B. Philippine Normal School (now Philip-
C. They built infrastructures to communi- pine Normal University)
cate and dominate the conquered territo- C. University of Sto. Tomas
ries and new cities.
D. none of above
D. They built schools and created mis-
sions that improve the health of the pop- 2702. Germany did not obtain colonies in Asia
ulation.
A. TRUE
2699. Who established Tattvabodhini Sabha?
B. Falso
A. Hemendranath Tagore
B. Rajmohan Roy 2703. The opium wars made China
C. Debendranath Tagore A. will change dynasty
D. None of the above B. change form of government
2700. A political consequence of Imperialism, C. opened to foreign trade

which occurs as a product of rivalries be- D. its borders will be closed
tween powers, is identified as
2704. They occupied the top of the social pyra-
mid in colonial times
A. indigenous people and slaves
B. mestiz@s and mixed races
C. Creoles and Europeans
D. none of above
2705. Which continent had the highest number

of slaves brought to it?
A. Europe
B. Australia
C. North America
D. South America

2706. Indirect rule was most successful in the C. Lord Chelmsford

Nigeria D. None of the above
A. Northern
2711. What two regions managed to become
B. Western independent from Spain at the end of the
C. Eastern 19th century?
D. Mid-Western A. Cuba
B. Filipinas
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2707. The Inca used the Quipus (cord with
C. Equatorial Guinea
knots) to:
D. Morocco
E. Venezuela
2712. What helped trade grow in the Sahara?
A. Camels
B. Trucks
2713. The following are the main reasons for
A. decorate their clothes choosing Indonesia as a colonial country
B. count, collect data and keep records
C. use as a belt
D. dry their food
2708. What was the focus of colonial

economies?
A. Feeding the people
A. strategic position
B. Granting the people freedom B. cross position
C. Giving colonial people money C. intersecting position
D. Extracting raw materials and profits D. adjacent position
for Imperialists.
2714. Conqueror of Batanes and a naval offi-
2709. How many centuries have passed since cer
Hernan Cortés and the people defeated the A. Jose Basco y Vargas
Mexica?
B. Jose Rizal
A. 3 centuries
C. Jose Mari Chan
B. 8 centuries
D. none of above
C. 5 centuries
2715. The intentional “refusal to buy” some-
D. 7 centuries thing for some reason or other
2710. Who led to the introduction of English A. Smuggling
education in India? B. Boycott
A. Lord Curzon C. Persecution
B. Thomas Babington Macaulay D. Duty

2716. The policy or practice of acquiring full or 2721. One of the important events that deter-
partial political control over another coun- mined the history of colonialism and impe-
try, occupying it with settlers, and exploit- rialism was the discovery of the Cape of

ing it economically is called Good Hope located in South Africa by a
A. occupation Portuguese sailor named
B. colonialism A. Sebastian del Cano
C. conquest B. Cornelis de Houtman
D. no man’s land C. Vasco da Gama

D. Bartolomeus Diaz
2717. Which religion did Gandhi follow?
E. Copernicus
A. Buddhism
B. Hinduism 2722. What is Colonialism
C. Christianity
D. Islam
2718. What was the primary reason for the

Dutch to enact forest laws in Java in the
19th century?
A. Control territory and people
B. Shipbuilding and railways A. The political and economic domination
of a territory by a foreign state
C. Agricultural expansion
B. The discoveries of Christopher Colum-
D. Conservation of biodiversity bus
2719. Institution created to persecute Jews C. Overuse of cologne
and combat false converts and which D. The exploration of new unpopulated or
would later harass adherents of Protes- unknown territories in the Middle Ages
tantism and anyone considered heretic or
practitioner of witchcraft. 2723. During the second colonial exploita-
A. Court of the Holy Office. tion program in Indochina (1919-1929),
French colonialists
B. Anti-Jewish Court.
A. only develop the chemical industry.
C. Court of the Holy Extermination of the
Jews. B. attach importance to coal mining.
D. Caste Court. C. Focus on metallurgical industry.

D. only develop mechanical industry.
2720. A company which is made by Dutch to
protect trade in Indian Ocean is called 2724. Mundas called themselves
A. Triple A Movement A. king kong
B. Heyho B. Hodoko
C. VOC C. Product area
D. none of above D. purchase

2725. A theory that maintains that the true B. Colonialism

measure of a country’s wealth was the to- C. Indirect Rule
tal amount of gold and silver it possessed.
D. Direct Rule
A. Capitalism
B. Colonialism 2731. Most colonies in the new world man-
aged to gain
C. Imperialism
A. slaves
D. Mercantilism
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B. territories
2726. The government established by the
C. independence
Spaniards had different levels. The high-
est level was the government from Spain, D. food
represented by the council of Indies.
2732. How did life change in the Congo Free
A. FACT State once the Belgian government forced
B. BLUFF King Leopold II to surrender his personal
country in 1908?
2727. Thailand is a (fame) country for rice,
corn and cassava. A. Life got much better for native
Africans.
A. fame
B. Life got much worse for native
B. famous Africans.
C. famously
C. The government tried to aid the inhab-
D. family itants by improving health and education
and building an infrastructure. The Bel-
2728. AFRICA turned out to be a very rich
gians still exploited the region’s gold, cop-
territory in raw materials, so that the
per, and diamonds.
powers faced off to conquer the great-
est number of territories. D. none of above
A. EUROPEAN 2733. This is one of the important inventor fig-
B. ASIAN ures with his findings in the form of
C. OCEANIC
D. ANTARCTICS
2729. Who were the first Europeans to settle

in South Africa?
A. British
B. Boers
C. French
D. Aborigines
2730. When a European country appointed an

African leader to enforce colonial policies,
this is called what? A. submarine
A. Assimilation B. compass

C. train 2738. What did the new members of the

D. locomotive United Nations become advocates for?

A. Revolution
2734. What invention didn’t happen in the
19th century? B. Decolonization
A. combustion engine C. Colonialism
B. lamp D. Imperialism
C. telephone
D. airplane 2739. What was the treaty that ended the
war?
2735. European nations rushing to claim terri- A. Treaty of Tordesillas
tories in Africa has been called by his-
torians. B. Peace treaty
A. the gold rush C. Treaty of Versailles
B. the Scramble for Africa D. none of above
C. get money in a hurry
2740. Where is Trevor Noah (the author of
D. quick claims in Africa
Born a Crime) from?
2736. Which country claimed the land colored A. South Africa
yellow?
B. Nigeria
C. United States
D. Egypt
2741. Acquiring new territories for commercial

purposes is one reason
A. policy
B. social
A. Spain C. economic
B. England D. none of above

C. France
2742. Imports
D. Netherlands
A. A person or company who sells
2737. Which country was first to have estab- goods/products (merchandise)
lished their territories in Asia? B. In:goods coming into a country
A. Spain
C. Exit:goods going out of a country (sell-
B. Portugal ing)
C. Great Britain D. The specific laws passed by England to
D. Netherlands control the trade

2743. Which of the following is an economic C. To find new ways to get spices.
cause of imperialism?
D. none of above
A. The search for prestige that comes
with having many colonies 2747. What was one of the economic and
B. The powers sent the overpopulation to trade benefits of colonialism?
live in the colonies A. Reduction of wealth for European pow-
C. The demand for raw materials and pre- ers
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cious metals for the industries of the pow-
B. Market dominance for non-European
ers
nations
D. Implement a military culture and dom-
C. Accumulation of wealth for European
inance over inferior countries.
powers through resource exploitation
2744. What is capitalism? D. Decrease in infrastructure develop-
ment
2748. Consider your social or cultural group su-

perior to others to the point of justifying
slavery, racial segregation, and even phys-
ical destruction.
A. Ethnocentrism.
A. government control of production and
goods B. Xenophobia.
B. private control of production and C. Racism.

goods for profit D. none of above
C. employee control of production, goods,
and profit 2749. What was the purpose of the ‘Hobson
D. international control of production and Jobson’ dictionary?
goods for profit A. To explain the meanings of Indian En-
glish words
2745. How was colonialism justified?
B. To promote the English culture in India
A. The colonizers told the indigenous peo-
ple that they were there to help them with C. To teach Indians the English language
government and religion.
D. To document the history of British colo-
B. They wanted to rule together. nialism
C. They wanted to spread diseases
2750. In what year did Napoleon Bonaparte in-
vade Spain?
2746. Why did European countries begin send- A. 1080
ing ships around Africa or across the At-
lantic? B. 1800
A. To invade other countries. C. 1808
B. Just to learn more about the world. D. none of above

2751. The Berlin Conference and subsequent 2756. What did the Spanish use in the en-
“Scramble for Africa” showed that Euro- comienda?
pean nations

A. 1.-The political, economic and social
A. wanted to carve up Africa among them- structures of the indigenous people and
selves. they took advantage of the power that the
B. wanted to end the African slave trade. rulers had to dominate the people.2.-The
help of the conquered to subjugate others
C. wanted to convert Africans to Chris- and thus extend their dominion.3.-The tax
tianity. and work organization that the indigenous
D. were ready to begin exploring the inte- lordships already used
rior of Africa.
B. None is correct
2752. Which was NOT a region of the English C. Only 1 is correct
colonies?
D. none of above
A. The Northern Colonies
B. The Middle Colonies 2757. What event marked 50 years of inde-
pendence for 17 African nations?
C. The New England Colonies
D. The Southern Colonies A. The end of European colonialism
B. The outbreak of World War I
2753. WHERE DOES ECONOMIC AND POLITI-
CAL LIBERALISM EMERGE? C. The signing of the Act of Berlin
A. ASIA D. The abolition of slavery
B. SOUTH AMERICA
2758. who lived by hearding and rearing of an-
C. EUROPA imals
D. NORTH AMERICA
A. Khonds of Orrisa
2754. Jakarta in the past was named as B. Van Gujjars of himalyas
A. Yogyakarta C. Sadness of the mountains
B. Dutch East Indies D. Mundas of chhotanagar
C. Batavia
D. Jayakarta 2759. Exports
A. A person or company who sells
2755. the policy of extending a nation’s power goods/products (merchandise)
and dominion through economic and politi-
cal means. B. In:goods coming into a country
A. COLONIALISM C. Exit:goods going out of a country (sell-
B. Mercantilism ing)
C. Industrialization D. The specific laws passed by England to

control the trade
D. Capitalism
E. Imperialism 2760. Select all the British colonies you find

2765. Which of the following influenced cul-

tural change in South America, making it
more of a global trade and travel destina-
tion?
A. Building of the Panama Canal
B. Development of human trafficing in
Columbia
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C. Deforestation
A. Russia D. Building roads and bridges through the

Andes Mountains
B. India
2766. The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
C. Spain
was the first
D. Egypt
A. constitution
E. Australia
B. map drawn of New England
2761. Which is cheaper? C. treaty between Colonists and Native
A. Raw Materials Americans
D. colony started
B. FInished Product
2767. The period when Europeans (Portuguese
2762. The agreement between Spain and Por-
and Spanish) traveled to the east between
tugal which led to the exploration of the
1450-1650 is known as the
two countries to the East and West was a
treaty A. Colonialism-Imperialism
A. Treaty of Saragosa B. Regain
B. Treaty of Matamoros C. discovery
C. Treaty of Tordesillas D. Ocean Exploration

E. revolution
D. Treaty of Asturias
E. Real Madrid Agreement 2768. What are the American influences have
in the Filipino society, culture and way of
2763. This system was done by a group at the life?
end of a governor-general’s term.
A. Education System
A. RESIDENCE B. Literature
B. MAYOR’S DEPARTMENT C. balcony and terrace
2764. What was Kerensky’s Party? D. Religion
A. The Octoberist Party E. church bells
B. The Russian Social Democratic Labor 2769. Which was not a French colonial raw ma-
Party terial?
C. The Social Revolutionary Party A. Cotton
D. The PSOE B. Lana

C. Coal 2775. Indonesia was ruled by foreign nations

D. Ivory for a very long time. The foreign nation
that colonized the Indonesian nation the

2770. It can be stated that:“Colonialism is like longest was
a geographical extension of its domains” A. Portuguese
A. No B. English
B. And C. Dutch
2771. Businesses in which investors pool their D. Japan
wealth for a common purpose
2776. What did the distributions do?
A. Colony
A. It was forced labor ordered by the
B. Tyranny Spanish crown.
C. Joint-Stock Company B. the action of distributing food among
D. Debtor slaves
C. the action of distributing land among
2772. Traditional rulers in the indirect rule sys- Indians
tem served as
D. none of above
A. intermediary
B. interpreter 2777. The author of the book Orientalism?
C. high commissioner A. Edward Said
D. ambassador B. Salman Rushdie

C. Helen Tiffin
Gandhi”:Read the following sentences:“In D. none of above
1947, Britain finally bowed to Gandhi’s 2778. Colony under direct control of the En-
peaceful pressure. India was finally glish monarch
granted independence.”Based on the pas-
sage, “peaceful pressure” refers to what? A. Royal Colony
A. Gandhi’s legal work in South Africa B. Proprietary Colony
B. Gandhi’s nonviolent protests and dis- C. Charter

obedience D. none of above
C. Gandhi’s imprisonment 2779. This image represents the concept of:
D. Gandhi’s status as one of the greatest
leaders of the 1900s
2774. Which areas were taken over during the

age of imperialism? (check all that apply)
A. Australia
B. Africa
C. Asia
D. North America

A. Racism. B. Monopoly
B. Discrimination. C. Trust
C. Colonialism. D. Vertical Consolidation
D. Guerra. 2784. Which of the inferences below can be
made from the data?
2780. Based on the information in the excerpt,
which principle was first recognized by the A. The people of Haiti would want to go to
rulers ofthe Rhode Island Colony? Port-au-Prince after the disaster to seek
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shelter.
B. The people of Haiti had adequate med-
ical care to confront the disaster.
C. The people of Haiti have about the
same standard of living as the people of
A. Individual religious choices were al- the United States.
lowed. D. The people of Haiti were at high risk
B. Colonial leaders advocated for only of sickness even without injuries from the
one religion earthquake.
C. Most people living in the colony were 2785. What is occupation?
not religious. A. when a colonizer brings people from
D. Religious practices in the colony were their home land to settle or live in newly
led by the governor. colonized lands
B. when the native people of a land live
2781. What was the impact of the forced re-
their peacefully
moval of Aboriginal children in Australia?
C. when people go to work for a living
A. Loss of Aboriginal culture
D. when a colonizer leaves a place to re-
B. Increase in the population of white turn to their native country
Australians
2786. The first Puerto Rican governor elected
C. Improved lives of Aboriginal families
by the President of the United States was
D. Integration of Aboriginal and non- Jesus T. Piñero.
Aboriginal communities
A. TRUE
2782. What did the Boxer Rebellion aim to B. Falso
fight against?
2787. According to the economic policy of mer-
A. The British cantilism, European nations desired to in-
B. The French crease their wealth, power and prestige
by
C. Catholic Missionaries
D. All of the above
2783. A association of business that make the

same product, but split the territories to
stop competence
A. Cartel

A. establishing colonies in the New World 2793. A ruler or government official who acts
B. buying imports from their rival nations on behalf of a King or Queen

C. isolating themselves from the rest of A. Viceroy
the world
B. Admiral
D.
C. Humanity
2788. Why did many British come to the New
D. Complicit
England Colonies?
A. to escape religious persecution 2794. This cause of colonialism established
B. to escape crimes that the wealth and prestige of a nation
was determined by the amount of territory
C. to start slavery
it owned.
D. to escape their families
A. Political-Ideological.
2789. As a result of Native Americans dying
from disease, the colonists began to bring B. Economical.
in slaves from Africa. C. Sociological.
A. True
D. Psychological.
B. False
2795. In the documentary, it is stated that
2790. In the documentary, the researcher
Africa, after colonization, began to be seen
interviewed states that colonization in
as a continent
Africa went beyond the exploitation of re-
sources, it included A. Exotic, dark, dangerous and wild
A. Exploration of rubber and minerals B. Plural, undeveloped, mystical
B. Political exploitation
C. Rich and diverse labor supplier.
C. Exploration of bodies and minds
D. none of above
D. none of above
2791. WHAT WERE THE MAIN CAUSES OF THE 2796. The Battle of Plassey was fought in the
BEGINNINGS OF COLONIALISM? year?
A. EXPAND YOUR LANDS AND CONQUER
B. VISIT DIFFERENT LANDS
C. LEARN FROM NEW FOREIGN IDEAS
D. none of above
2792. A vote by which the electorate express

their opinion on an important issue.
A. 1600
A. Americanization
B. 1757
B. democracy
C. public school C. 1811
D. plebiscite D. 1800

2797. Document 4:What statement best de- 2801. What was made by Britishers in major
scribes the main idea of this document? towns to keep themselves away from the
A. Colonial powers established an ef- native residencies?
fective government system in African A. Civil Lines
colonies that sustained after the end of B. Loyal Lines
colonialism
C. Honest Lines
B. Colonial powers established a govern-
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ment but when they left the structure was
not good enough to last
2802. The main reason European settled along
C. Colonial influence was strictly positive rivers and coastlines are
A. easy access to water crops
D. none of above
B. Easy access to trade
2798. Political and legal domination over an C. They made it to the new land and did
alien society is part of the characteristics not want to go any further
of colonialism
D. To import slaves
A. True
2803. Why did Belgium end up acquiring the
B. False
colonies of Rwanda and Burundi?
2799. Who were the major countries to de- A. Germany lost those colonies after
velop settlements in North America during World War I.
the Age of Exploration?
B. Germany lost those colonies after
A. Spain, Great Britain, and France World War II.
B. England, France, and Portugal 2804. Which of the following was a Spanish
C. Spain, Great Britain, and Holland conquistador largely responsible for the
fall of the Aztec Empire in the Americas?
D. Ireland, Germany, and France
A. Father Hildago
2800. In the image is the chancellor who or-
ganized the meeting that would divide
Africa among the main powers, what was C. Hernan Cortes
it called? D. Christopher Columbus
2805. Policies during Daendels’ reign,

except
A. Divides the island of Java into 9 prefec-
tures
B. Forced Labor
A. Serpa Pinto
C. Postal Highway Construction
B. Otto von Bismarck
D. Divided the judiciary into European, na-
C. Tio Sam tive and foreign eastern
D. John Bull E. Land Lease System

2806. Who was Fray Bartolome de las Casas? 2810. A characteristic of Imperialism is:
A. a dominican monk A. Expand to coasts and weak regions.

B. a spanish explorer B. The dominant state will impose its own
C. a conqueror laws.
D. none of above C. All of the above.

2807. Here are some examples of spices.
2811. What motivation would common people
have to journey to the New World?
A. to practice their religion freely
B. to gain wealth and resources
C. to obtain fame and honor
D. to spread the word of God
A. Flower Door 2812. What did the governors in several re-
B. Lada gions do to help establish a modern armed
force and factories of modern weapons
C. Clove and warships?
D. All true A. Offer support
2808. Wood, water, bricks, corn-are all from B. Provide leadership
the earth. These are called: C. Enforce strict policies
2813. The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 was
important in United States history because
it established a method for
A. admitting new states to the Union
B. promoting diplomatic relations with
A. finished products foreign nations
B. mercantilism C. funding internal improvements
C. plants D. securing ports on the Pacifi c Coast
D. raw materials
2814. The domination of the Dutch over the
2809. The year 1607 was significant because economic, political, and social institutions
A. that was the year Jamestown was of the southern region lead to the separa-
founded. tion of kingdom at 1830 AD.
B. that was the year New Orleans was

founded.
C. That was the year the Roanoke colony
disappeared
D. that was the year San Augustine was
founded.

A. Belgium B. False
B. Luxembourg
2819. THE ACRONYM TLC MEANS:
C. Holland
D. Netherlands
2815. Which two positions appear in the 2nd

international?
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A. Internationalists and nationalists
B. Anarchists and communists
C. Pacifists and militarists A. FREE COMMERCIAL TRANSFER
D. none of above B. FTA
2816. The Portuguese project for Africa col- C. NONE

lided with the project D. none of above
2820. Mainly, Europeans imported from their

colonies
A. Slaves
B. Manufactured products
C. Raw material
D. none of above
2821. Who wrote the Declaration of Indepen-

dence?
A. French
B. John Hancock
B. English
C. John Adams
C. German
D. Thomas Jefferson
D. Turco
2817. Enlightenment philosophers believe that 2822. What did the Berlin International Con-
if government abuses power the people ference (1884-1885) establish?
should change it. A. the number of slaves for each Euro-
A. True pean power
B. False B. the number of inhabitants for each Eu-
ropean power
2818. When one country takes control of an-
other country and sends people to that C. the number of births for each Euro-
country to live there in order to control the pean power
area and gain riches. D. the zones of influence of the individual
A. True powers in Africa

2823. According to the forest laws enacted by 2828. Ther kharwar rebeliion took place in
the Dutch in Java, A. 1890

A. villagers’ access to forest was re- B. 1856
stricted
C. 1870
B. wood could be cut only for specified
purposes like making river boats or con- D. 1879
structing houses 2829. Under which type of imperial rule would
C. villagers were punished for grazing Westerners run the government within the
cattle colony?
D. all the above A. protectorate
B. sphere of influence
2824. CHOOSE THE OPTION THAT DOES NOT
CORRESPOND TO IMPERIALISM: C. direct rule
A. It was accepted by the Metropolis. D. indirect rule
B. Control of territory, emerged in the 2830. Which foreign power benefited the most
19th century, focused on the division of from what was agreed at the Berlin confer-
Africa ence?
C. Look for a market to sell your manufac- A. Inglaterra
tured products.
B. Belgium
D. It is expansion and indirect inva-
C. France
sion:blackmail, diplomacy.
D. Portugal
2825. Who led the first mass in the Philippines
that was believedto have been celebrated 2831. deals with the literature written
in Limasawa on March 31, 1521? by citizens of colonial countries that
depicts colonized people as its subject
A. Father Damaso
matter revolves around literary works
B. Fr. Pedro Valderrama written by citizens/nations of colonized
C. Fray Juan de Torquemada lands and depicts the lives of colonized
people as the subject of the story .
D. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
A. Marxism
2826. Child of Spanish and Chinese parents
B. Feminism
A. Spanish mestizo C. Postcolonialism
B. mixed race of Sangley D. Poststructuralism
2827. Why has a sense of national unity 2832. What is world systems theory?
been difficult for many African nations to
achieve? A. The idea that colonies are economi-
cally independent from their colonizers
A. Desire not to offend former colonial
rulers B. The idea that colonies have more
power than their colonizers
B. Lack of natural resources
C. The idea that the world is divided into
C. Lack of strong national leaders core, periphery, and semi-periphery ar-
D. Hostility between ethnic groups eas

D. The idea that colonies are culturally in-

dependent from their colonizers
2833. Which among the following is not a cor-

rect statement regarding Jyotiba Phule?
A. He is known as the author of Gulam-
giri.
B. He was the staunch supporter of Ma- A. England
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hatma Gandhi’s Harijan Sevak Sangh. B. Spain
C. He used dalitword for the first time in C. Germany
nineteenth century.
D. France
D. He formed Satyashodhak Samaj in
1873. 2838. What year did Hernan Cortes travel to
Mexico?
2834. A protectorate is: A. 1519
A. A State that in exchange for protection B. 1520
delegates its international and military de-
C. 1521
cisions to another stronger State while re-
taining part of its autonomy D. 1522
B. A country without government or au- 2839. Francisco Pizarro, conquered the Coun-
tonomy that is ceded to another State try of:
C. A legal figure that consists of providing A. Mexico.
a guardian to a helpless minor, whether
B. Peru
due to orphanhood or another reason
C. Argentina
D. none of above
D. Colombia
2835. Which of these countries had colonies
2840. During the Great Depression,
A. Germany farmers
B. Austria-hungary A. They barely suffered any losses, since
C. Belgium they lived off the countryside.
D. England B. They did nothing.

C. They sold their lands and emigrated.
2836. Romusha is
D. They allied themselves with business-
A. Forced labor men to get out of the crisis.
B. Forced planting 2841. Britain was interested in Chinese
C. Tax collection A. ports
D. none of above B. silver
2837. Morocco, Madagascar, Algeria in Africa C. ships

and Indochina in Asia were colonies of D. opium

2842. What excuse did the French colonialists 2847. VOC, the Dutch traders organization in
use to invade Vietnam in 1858? Indonesia, was established in 1602. It
was formed to

A. protect Catholic clergy and laity.
B. The Nguyen Dynasty refused to open A. control the spice trade in Indonesia
trade with France. B. buy the spices from Indonesia with a
C. Nguyen Dynasty attacked French high price
cargo ships. C. compete with the Dutch traders
D. the Nguyen Dynasty refused to imple- D. fight the colonizers
ment the Paris Agreement.
2848. 4-. By what name is the population
2843. Who was Enrique de Malacca?
growth of the 19th century known?
A. The slave and friend of Magellan
A. Brown expansion.
B. The spy of Lapulapu
B. Blue expansion.
C. The prince who betrayed Humabon
C. White expansion.
D. The captain of the Concepcion
D. none of above
2844. Settled by German, Irish, and English
people who wanted to make money 2849. He took leadership of Jamestown and
stated, “whomever wouldn’t work, also
A. Southern
wouldn’t eat!”
B. Middle
A. John Smith
C. New England
B. Sir Walter Raleigh
D. none of above
C. William Bradford
2845. Why was it difficult for the French to
D. John Rolfe
control their land in North America?
A. Their lands were not good for farming, 2850. What was the name of the doctrine
so colonists didn’t have enough food that proclaimed the non-intervention of
B. There weren’t enough French people European powers in America under the
who wanted to settle the large amount of motto:“America for the Americans”
land they claimed. A. Doctrina Washington
C. Their cities were repeatedly attacked. B. Sat CT Rina Monro picture
D. The French king had no interest in pro- C. Doctrina Roosevelt
tecting the land.
D. Lincoln Doctrine
2846. Of the following examples, correctly
identify which one in the list is not an em- 2851. The first railway line was laid from Bom-
pire? bay to
A. Spanish Empire A. Calcutta
B. British Empire B. Nagpur
C. American Empire C. Thane
D. Portuguese Empire D. Chennai

2852. Brilliant Filipino students that were sent 2857. The policy or practice of acquiring full or
to the US to continue their studies for free partial political control over another coun-
as scholars were called try, occupying it with settlers, and exploit-
ing it economically is called
A. magistrate
A. occupation
B. pensioners
B. capitalism
C. enlightened
C. colonialism
D. Scholar
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D. none of above
2853. When did European colonialism happen
2858. The court that would hear appeals from
globally?
the lower court of the Philippines.
A. 20th century to present A. Trial Court
B. 15th century to 18th century B. Court of Appeal
C. 10th century to 15th century C. Supreme Court
D. 18th century to 20th century D. none of above
2854. What was the main purpose of their 2859. What was the major impact of the First
coming to Indonesia? World War and the Second World War on
forests in India?
A. they wanted to spread Christian reli-
gion A. Working plans were abandoned
B. they just wanted to travel B. Forest preservation was intensified
C. they wanted to prove that the world is C. Forest area increased
round D. Large-scale tree planting
D. they wanted to get spices 2860. Which of the following War is concluded
with treaty of Srirangapatanam?
2855. What was the reason for the police to
get cruel and corrupt? A. 1st Anglo-Mysore War
A. Low salaries and Low power B. Second Anglo Mysore War
B. Low salaries and High power C. Third Anglo Mysore War
C. High salaries and Low power D. Fourth Anglo Mysore War
D. High salaries and High power 2861. The citizens of subject nations maintain
their autonomy except in those matters
2856. The theory that it was natural for that suit the subjecting power.
stronger nations to dominate weaker ones A. Colonialism
is known as
B. Imperialism
A. Berlin Conference
2862. Why did the Dutch emmigrate the Ja-
B. Social Darwinism
vanese people to the Suriname?
C. Sphere of Influence
A. Dutch needs coolies to be employed on
D. Scramble for Africa plantations

B. There is overpopulation in Java 2868. The main cause of Imperialism was eco-
nomic. What did industrialized countries
C. Suriname needs a lots of experts to de-
need to maintain their industry?

velop the country
A. Place the surplus population outside
D. none of above
the country.
2863. The Grito de Lares was carried out on B. Civilize the indigenous people to avoid
September 23, 1868. conflicts.
A. TRUE C. Raw materials, energy sources and la-
B. Falso bor.
D. Discover new towns.
2864. Why are social services given to the
lower classes? 2869. Painter who identified with Russian so-
A. All of the above cialism?
B. To prevent the rise of socialism and an- A. Japanese priest

archism B. Jose Clemente Orozco
C. To avoid poverty C. Hernan Cortes
D. To reduce discontent and revolts D. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
2865. What is the term used for the unequal 2870. Which American colony suffered from a
economic relationships between core, pe- lack of settlers with sufficient survival and
riphery, and semi-periphery areas? work skills?
A. Culinary colonization A. Roanoke
B. Imperialism B. Plymouth
C. Dependency theory C. Jamestown
D. World systems theory D. Massachusetts Bay
2866. WHAT DOES THE WORD “LAISSEZ- 2871. This was led by the countries like
FAIRE” MEAN? Portugal, Spain, England, and Nether-
A. SIN lands.
B. I DO NOT KNOW A. Western
C. WEAKNESS B. Eastern
D. ALLOW TO DO C. Northern
D. Southern
2867. Where we got the name Philippines
from 2872. Cameroon was a colony of
A. Magellan A. Portugal
B. Legazpi B. France
C. Villalobos C. Germany
D. Philip II D. United Kingdom

2873. Which of the following Islamic warriors 2876. What is the negative effect of colonial-
gave his name to the Ottoman Empire? ism?
A. the local people couldn’t learn the cul-
ture from other countries
B. the local people wouldn’t have any
chances to participate in any governmen-
tal institution
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C. the culture and heritage of local peo-
ple could be disappear
D. the local culture could be spread to
other countries and make it not original
A. Mehmed the Conqueror anymore
B. Othman 2877. Territory exclusively owned by the King

C. Suleyman the Magnificent of Belgium
D. Abbas the Great A. Egypt
2874. What is the expedition of the thousand, B. Belgian Congo
and who is leading it?
C. Ethiopia
D. Algeria
2878. Who benefited from the founding of a

colony?
A. To the colonized settlers
B. To the Crown
A. An expedition to take the south of Italy
led by Mussolini C. To the investigation
B. An expedition to take the south of Italy D. none of above

led by Garibaldi
C. An expedition to take the north of Italy 2879. The following characteristics best define
leaded by Garibaldi which type of colonialism? “European na-
tions allowed the establishment of private
D. An expedition to discover new lands companies that were granted large territo-
led by Garibaldi ries to administrate in Africa.”
2875. What is the term for the disappearance A. Economic Companies
of forests?
B. Direct Rule
A. Deforestation
C. Indirect Rule
B. Forest Erosion
C. Forest Vanishing D. Settler Rule
D. Forest Diminution E. All of the above

2880. (S) The main task of the Daendels gov- 2885. Which is true of free African Americans
ernment in Indonesia was to defend Java living in both the North and the South?
from British attacks. In carrying out this

task several efforts were carried out, one
of which was
A. Laying the foundation for the develop-
ment of the money economic system
B. Implement a forced planting system
C. Prianger System
A. They faced discrimination and racism.
D. Making the Anyer-Panarukan postal
highway B. They lived side by side with white
Americans.
E. Establish a business partnership
C. They had the same rights as everyone
2881. Who led the Birsa Movement? else.
A. Tirut Singh D. They preferred living only with African
Americans.
B. Mahatma Gandhi
C. Birsa Munda 2886. Which three European powers colonized
large parts of North America?
D. Nana Saheb
A. British, Dutch, French
2882. A “Writ of Assistance” is
B. British, German, Portuguese
A. a search warrant used to enter homes
C. British, French, Spanish
to search for smuggle goods
B. one more thing that ticked the colonist D. British, Dutch, Spanish
off
2887. Mulattos had:
C. Both of the above
A. European and African ancestry.
D. Neither of the above
B. European and Asian ancestry.
2883. The raft of the jellyfish was painted in C. American and European ancestry.
A. 1789 D. none of above
B. 1819
2888. Who led the farmers against the govern-
C. 1854 ment of Massachusetts?
D. 1814 A. Daniel Shays
2884. The first Spanish who arrived in the B. the Government
Philippines C. all of the farmers were leaders
A. Magellan D. Thomas Hobbes
B. Legazpi
2889. Is Germany politically unified after the
C. Villalobos French Revolution and the Congress of Vi-
D. Philip II enna?

B. English
C. German
D. Portuguese
2893. Generic name for the roads that since

ancient times linked Asia with the Mediter-
ranean basin; from Europe to China.
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A. Silk Road.
A. It is only politically united B. Pepper route.
B. Only economically united C. Jade Route.
C. It is united politically and economically D. Coffee route.
D. It is not united
2894. Everyone can pursue their own happi-
2890. People who were forced to work hard ness so long as it does not interfere with
during the Japanese occupation were someone else
called A. Right
B. Privilege
2895. Which state colonized the archipelago of

present-day Indonesia in the seventeenth
century?
A. England
B. Portugal
C. When
D. France
A. Rodi
B. Rom person 2896. Bombay was major export of
A. Jute
2891. What is the name of the meeting held
by the world powers to divide up Africa in B. Indigo
1885?
C. raw cotton
A. Berlin conference
D. spices
B. Metz Colloquium
C. Augsburg Convention 2897. When did the rebellion take place in Bas-
tar?
D. Cachopo from Tunisia
A. 1810
2892. ships were transporting North
B. 1919
American slaves for use on sugar planta-
tions in their colonies. C. 1910
A. Spanish D. 1819

2898. What was the economy of the island of 2904. The proposition to keep trade in China
Cuba based on? open equally to trade with all countries.
A. OPIUM WARS

A. Sugar
B. Slavery B. “OPEN DOOR POLICY”
C. Rubber C. ZULU WARS
D. Armament D. BOXER REBELLION
E. Foreign trade 2905. What place in Asia did the Europeans
want to go?
2899. Why was the Encomienda system cre-
ated? A. Philippines
A. to give natives freedom B. Moluccas
B. to force natives to learn how to sew C. China
C. to force natives to eat D. none of above
D. to force Natives to work on farms or 2906. What European country is this?
mines
2900. The Sulu Sea was a very important
trade route, that was why the Spaniards
wanted to take control it.
A. FACT
B. BLUFF
2901. Who created the Work system in the
Netherlands A. Poland
A. Deandels B. Britain
B. Jansens C. Belgium
C. JP.coen D. Portugal
D. Cornelius the woodman 2907. EL ROCE Y LAS TENSIONES ENTRE LAS
2902. Who introduced doctrine of lapse in In- POTENCIAS EUROPEAS POR LOS TERRITO-
dia? RIOS A CONTROLAR, FUE LA CAUSA PARA
LA:
A. John Adam
A. I WORLD WAR
B. Charles Metcalfe
B. BOLSHEVIC REVOLUTION
C. Lord Dalhousie
C. SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION
D. None of these
D. MARNÉ WAR
2903. Colonialism is understood as:“The politi-
2908. Algeria was a colony of
cal system in which more powerful nations
dominate vast territories even if politically A. french empire
independent.” B. British Empire
A. TRUE C. Belgian Empire
B. Falso D. dutch empire

2909. Below is not included to Western nation! 2914. What is a Colony?

A. Japanese A. Place where a person or a community
is established.
B. Portuguese
B. It is defined as the portion of surface
C. Dutch
(Refers to the extension of land) that be-
D. Spanish longs to a country, region or province.
2910. Who was the conqueror of the Incas? C. It can be either a settlement or form of
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settlement, or a territory subject to the ad-
A. Fray Bartolome de las Casas ministration and government of a remote
B. Fernando Franco country.
C. Francisco Pizarro D. none of above
D. Hernan Cortes 2915. What was the name of the Aztec capital
city?
2911. Who served in the Janissary army?
A. Tenochtitlan
A. Christian slaves who converted to Is-
lam made up the Janissary army. B. Cuzco
B. Armed foot Soldiers. C. Mexico City
C. Minnesota Vikings. D. Haiti
D. Mercenaries. 2916. In which act, the rule of East India Com-

pany ended in India?
2912. Why did the Cultuurstelsel system end?
A. 1853 Charter Act
B. Govt. of India Act, 1858
C. 1833 Charter Act
D. Government of India Act 1935
2917. During which period was a significant

A. Because the Netherlands has gained amount of forest cleared for industrial
many benefits uses, cultivation, and fuelwood?
B. Because of Indies people’s resistance A. 1700-1995
C. Because of the victory of liberal groups B. 1500-1700

in the Netherlands parliament C. 1800-1900
D. I have no idea D. 2000-2020
2913. What region of the world became part 2918. Belgian rule in the Congo was distinc-
of the British Empire in 1858? tive among the methods of colonial gov-
ernment for its
A. India
A. near lack of conflict with the native
B. Australia
population
C. New Zealand B. use of education and training of the na-
D. Canada tive population for government positions

C. employment of extreme brute force 2923. This line was built from 1808 to 1811.
It was built during the government
D. enlightened indirect rule

A. Van den Bosch
2919. They were the first Europeans to trade B. Willem Dafoe
African slaves:
C. Herman Daendels
D. Janssens
E. Napoleon Bonaparte
2924. . The commander of the army in the

Hausa/Fulani pre-colonial administration
was referred to as
A. Madawaki
B. King of Water
C. The former
A. French
D. Minister
B. Portuguese
2925. Based on the information in the excerpt,
C. Spanish people
the thirteen colonies were mainly estab-
D. British. lishedbecause of-
2920. An economic reason for colonialism that

occurred in Africa was:
A. The spirit of adventure.
B. The military force.
C. The search for raw materials. A. political unrest in Europe
D. none of above B. religious changes in Europe
2921. Our country was named after him. C. social inequalities in Europe
D. economic conditions in Europe
A. Victoria
B. Concepcion 2926. This refers to the author’s attitude or
opinion on the subject that he/she is writ-
C. Villalobos ing
D. Legazpi A. Point of view
E. Felipe II B. Tone
2922. Java is famous for: C. Figurative language
A. Rice production D. Voice
B. Mining industries 2927. A period of rapid growth in using ma-

chines for manufacturing and production
C. Huge population
that caused a movement away from agri-
D. Flood and famines culture toward industry.

A. Technology 2932. The exampleS of colonized territories,

B. Transportation Revolution EXCEPT Here are the areas that have
been colonized, EXCEPT
C. Industrial Revolution
A. Middle-East
D. Interchangeable Parts
B. Asian
2928. Sleek ships that could carry large loads
C. England
long distances
D. Mexico
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A. telescope
B. Compass 2933. Which of the following factors did NOT
C. Astrolabe contribute to the delay in Italian industri-
alization?
D. caravel
A. rigid customs system
2929. Chaco Canyon was the home to which
ancient civilization? B. presence of many dialects
C. difficult communications
D. scarce mineral resources
2934. On June 27, 1596, Dutch arrived at Ban-

ten. This was led by
A. Alfonso De Albuquerque
A. Mississippian Culture B. Cornelis De Houtman
B. Anasazi C. Sir Thomas Standford Raffles
C. Hopewell D. none of above
D. Mayans
2935. What was the reconquista?
2930. Why did the Spanish warn Philip Nolan
A. The series of events with the goal of
to stay out of Texas?
driving the Muslims out of Spain
A. he caught wild pigs in Texas
B. The ascension of El Cid to the throne
B. he was a spy for Britain
C. The division of the world by Pope
C. he was thought to be a spy for the US Alexander VI
D. he was a smuggler in the Neutral
D. The rule of King Ferdinand and Queen
Ground
Isabella
2931. What kind of people were able to make
a profit during Imperialism? 2936. Indochina belonged to the French Empire
and corresponds to the current countries of
A. People who could sell raw materials to
colonizers. A. Vietnam, Philippines and Cambodia
B. People who worked on plantations B. Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
C. Small farmers C. Vietnam, Malaysia and Burma
D. People who worked in mines. D. none of above

2937. The area of the Congo was colonized by: 2941. Privilege refers to something that is
granted or can be revoked by someone
else

A. True
B. False
2942. How many years in the elementary

level during the American period?
A. 3 years
B. 5 years
A. France
C. 7 years
B. Belgium
D. none of above
C. the Netherlands
D. United States 2943. Which was NOT a reason that European
nations would want to set up colonies?
2938. What did European countries use to A. Gold and silver
make furniture?
B. Increase in trade
A. Metal from Africa
C. To find a route to Asia
B. Metal from Europe
D. Religious freedom
C. Wood from England
D. Wood from the colonies 2944. The U.S withdraw from Afghanistan in
2021 resulted in
2939. One of these is not among the reasons
A. Saddam Hussein successfully hiding
for colonialism in Africa
his weapons of mass destruction from UN
A. Economic Reason investigators
B. Exploration Reason B. Afghanistan falling into the control of
C. Civilization Reason the Soviet Union
D. Slavery Reason C. Afghanistan became a fully indepen-

dent nation with a democratically elected
E. Good of Humanity government
2940. Which statement explains GOLD of the D. The Taliban regained control of the the
3 Gs of the Spanish Colonization? country
A. Having more lands under the country’s
2945. It is called forced labor during the Dutch
control made it powerful
colonial era
B. Colonies added the country’s human
A. Employee
and natural resources
B. Rodi
C. New lands meant new Christian con-
verts C. Company
D. none of above D. Rom

2946. What did the treaty of Tordesillas do? 2950. Black Skin, White Masks was written
by:
A. Homi a. Bhava
B. Edward Said
C. Benedict Anderson
D. Frantz Fanon
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2951. How did Imperialism affect food produc-
tion?
A. Less focus was on food production.
B. More food was brought to colonial peo-
ple.
A. Divided the world between Spain and
C. Farmers and Fishmen had more time
Colombia
to harvest food
B. He divided the territories east of the
D. none of above
line to Spain
C. He divided the territories to the east 2952. The event wherein Martin Luther ques-
to Portugal tioned many of the ways of the Roman
D. Gave rights to the Indians Catholic Church
A. America
2947. Who was the leader of the Indepen-
dence mission that resulted to the signing B. Asia
of the Tydings-McDuffie Law? C. Treaty of Tordesillas
A. Sergio Osmeña D. Reformation
B. Manuel Roxas E. Ferdinand Magellan
C. Manuel Quezon
2953. What were the Spanish institutions?
D. Emilio Jacinto
2948. Which European countries had the most
influence in Africa?
A. USA and Soviet Union
B. India and China
C. Italy and Germany
D. Great Britain and France
2949. The first permanent English settlement
A. Crown, Cabildo, Royal Court, Council of
in North America was
the Indies and the House of Contract
A. Werowocomoco
B. Crown, Council of the Indies, Casa de
B. Yorktown Contratación and the Cabildo
C. Richmond C. Contracting House, Governments,
D. Jamestown Royal Court, Council of the Indies

D. Crown, Council of the Indies, Casa de 2958. What was the second Bismarckian sys-
Contratación and the Court of the Inquisi- tem called?
tion

A. Triple Alliance
2954. Which BEST describes the Columbian Ex- B. Triple Entente
change? C. Reinsurance Treaty
D. The Great Alliance

which type of colonialism? “These compa-
nies were eventually unsuccessful in that
they were unable to generate consistent
profits for their shareholders. Governing
A. official letter allowing explorers to a colony was expensive, and the compa-
make slaves of native peoples nies faced opposition from Africans and
missionaries over the harsh nature of com-
B. exchange of goods between the Amer-
pany rule.”
icas Europe
C. the spread of Native American dis-
eases such as smallpox, measles, in- B. Direct Rule
fluenza C. Indirect Rule
D. attempt to convert the native peoples D. Settler Rule
to Christianity E. All of the above
2955. What country was the first to claim land 2960. The branch of government that inter-
in North America? prets the law.
A. Spain A. Judicial
B. England B. Executive
C. France C. Legislative
D. The Netherlands D. Monarchy
2956. Napoleon betrayed the Spanish king 2961. Did the council established by the Span-
ish and the one that the Indian towns had
A. TRUE fulfill the same political functions?
B. false
2957. Colonial Administration Systems:Which

of the following was a common system of
governance used by colonial powers?
A. Direct democracy
B. Federalism
C. Absolute monarchy A. FALSE
D. Indirect rule B. TRUE

2962. Member of Royal Audiencia who listens 2967. Where did the crisis of 1873 develop?
to the complaints of the people A. In France
A. superior decree B. In Great Britain
B. be fulfilled C. In Italy
C. friar D. In Spain
D. hearer 2968. Which type of ship enabled the voyages
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of discovery to take place from Europe?
2963. Since the 1980s, what has become
a more important goal for governments
across Asia and Africa in terms of
forestry?
A. Conservation of Forests
B. Collection of Timber
C. Scientific Forestry A. Astrolabe
D. Deforestation B. Galleon
C. Compass
2964. What is the best reason the cartoonist
titled this cartoon, “Gold Diggers?” D. Steamship
2969. A large farm on which the labor of
slaves or other workers is used to grow
a single crop, such as sugar cane or cotton
A. Indentured Servant
B. Plantation
C. Joint-Stock Company
A. The Europeans stole gold from Africa. D. Cash Crop
B. Africans stole gold from Europeans. 2970. The coordination of different Latin Amer-
ican dictators with the help of the US to
C. The Europeans were money-hungry.
eliminate political opponents in the 1970s
D. The Africans were money hungry. A. Operation Falcon
2965. He painted the Spoliarium B. Operation Condor
A. Juan Luna C. Operation Twitter
B. Damian Domingo D. Operation Cold War

2971. What country gained independence in
2966. Chuar tribe lives in:
1776?
A. West Bengal A. The Bahamas
B. Bihar B. Haiti
C. Haryana C. Spain
D. UP D. The United States of America

2972. What is imperialism? C. british

A. A very powerful empire. D. none of above

B. It’s when they attack another country. 2977. an area in which an imperial power has
C. It is the economic and political control complete rights and privileges in trade or
exercised by one nation over another. investment
D. It’s about a weak empire. A. protectorate
B. colonialism
D. imperialism
2978. What were the British’s post-colonial ef-

forts focused on?
A. On reforming practices
B. On involving local communities in re-
source management
C. Both option a and b
A. South Africa D. On agriculture and mainly on forests
B. Egypt 2979. The English Bill of Rights included
C. Nigeria A. Free Elections
D. Chad B. Complain to King or Queen without
fear of imprisonment
2974. When the Americans arrived, the popu-
lation saw them as an alternative to solve C. Exessive Fines & Cruel Punishment
their difficulties. were not allowed
A. TRUE D. All of these are correct
B. Falso 2980. Under the Articles of Confederation, the
government consisted of branch of
2975. How imperialism happens. An army in-
government.
vades a weaker country and kicks out their
and takes over. A. 3
A. Africans B. 2
B. Businesses C. 1
C. Government D. 4
D. Men 2981. It is the highest level of the Spanish
Government.
2976. Spanish people, which is known as
Spaniards, came to Mollucas island after A. Municipal
B. Provincial
A. Portuguese C. Central
B. Dutch D. none of above

2982. What was the Mississippian Culture at 2986. What system allowed Spanish colonists
Cahokia best known for? to demand labor from Native Americans?
A. mercantilism
B. encomienda
C. colonization
D. exploration
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2987. The Company established its rule in Ben-
gal in mid
A. Terrace farming A. 1770s.
B. Cliff dwelling B. 1760s.
C. Fishing C. 1750s.
D. Mound building D. 1740s.
2983. It was one of the transformations that 2988. What is a protectorate?
the American world experienced in the
face of the dominance of the European A. A country or area that is controlled by
powers. another country with no formal authority
to do so.
A. Exchange of wealth between the two
worlds B. A state that is under the protection of
another state, but directly controlled by
B. Catholicism was introduced the protecting state.
C. The coexistence of societies between C. An area whose art and music are influ-
the two worlds enced by a foreign power.
D. The cultures of both worlds were D. none of above
shared
2989. What did the US place in strategic places
2984. One way the Scientific Revolution did
like the Philippines, Thailand, and South
NOT impact the Age of Exploration was:
Korea?
A. Created faster and better ships
A. “Military bases”
B. Improved forms of navigation
B. “Embassies”
C. Allowed for exploration of farther dis-
C. “Economic sanctions”
tances
D. “Cultural centers”
D. Slowed the spread of diseases be-
tween Europe & the Americas E. ”
2985. Head of Central or National government 2990. When was the Department of Public In-
during Spanish colonialism struction established?
A. governor-general A. 1910
B. data B. 1900
C. friar C. 1911
D. babaylan D. 1901

2991. He founded the Sociedad Economica de A. Disagreements on the political status

los Amigos Pais in 1780.* of the holy city of Mecca

A. Jose Basco y Vargas B. Disagreements over the security mea-
B. Jose Rizal sures necessary to protect Israel
C. Jose Mari Chan C. Disagreements over the current bor-
ders between the states
D. none of above
D. Disagreements over the rights of
2992. This council assisted the king of Spain in Palestinian refugees to return
administering colonies from Latin America
to the Philippines. 2996. Choose 2 positive impact Raffles gave
A. Council of Persian to Indonesia during their colonialism era!
B. Council of Indies A. Raffles ended slaves trade
C. Council of Paris B. Restored Borobudur Temple
D. none of above C. Sent Indonesians to other countries to
study
2993. What was the purpose of the Boston
Tea Party? D. none of above
2997. Which of these countries was not a

large colonial empire in the 19th century?
A. England
B. Italy
C. Spain
A. to punish merchants for selling im-
ported tea. D. Portugal
B. to see who could throw a barrel fur- 2998. What year was Italian unification com-
ther. plete?
C. to frame the Native Americans. A. 1848
D. to protest taxes
B. 1861
2994. The Portuguese figure who succeeded in C. 1870
conquering Malacca was
D. 1871
A. Christoper Colombus
B. Ferdinand Magelhaens 2999. They were leaders who led the Maguin-
danaoans in attacking the islands of
C. Alfonso de Albuquerque
Panay, Negros, and Cebu.
D. Cornelis de Houtman
A. Data is & Bison
E. Vasco da Gama
B. Sultan Seif & Kudarat
2995. All of the following are reasons why
C. Datu Salikula & Sirungan
peace has not been achieved in Is-
rael/Palestine EXCEPT for D. Datu Sirungan & Ache

3000. First to sail directly from Europe to India

A. Bartolomeu Dias
B. Vasco da Gama
C. Hernan Cortez
D. Christopher Columbus
3001. In which year was English recommended
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as the medium of instruction for higher ed-
ucation in India by Lord Macaulay?
A. 1833
B. 1835 A. Virginia
C. 1858 B. North Carolina
D. 1881 C. Maryland
3002. first to circumnavigate globe D. Delaware
A. Christopher Columbus 3006. What was the importance of the Berlin

B. Vasco da Gama Confrence?
C. Jacques Cartier A. To avoid conflict amongst themselves,

European leaders met in Berlin, Germany
D. Ferdinand Magellan to divide Africa between themselves.
3003. The main cause of imperialism was eco- B. To get to know other European na-
nomic. What did industrialized countries tions.
on the African continent need as a prior- C. To get used to the African map.
ity?
D. none of above
A. Place the surplus population outside
the country. 3007. What made Orwell’s article so impor-
B. Civilize the indigenous people to avoid tant?
conflicts. A. He correctly predicted the coming of
C. Raw materials, energy sources and la- WWII
bor. B. He correctly predicted that nuclear
D. Discover new towns. weapons would bring peace
C. He predicted the Cold War
3004. In the American Revolution, which side
had the advantage of fighting on home D. none of above
ground?
3008. Russo-Japanese war was the first war
A. America won by Asians against European powers.
B. England
A. True
3005. Name the colony. B. False

3009. Which of the following is an area settled 3014. European migratory flows were di-
and ruled by the government of a distant rected mainly towards countries rich in
land (this government is often called the raw resources but poor in labour

“mother country”)? A. vero
A. middle passage B. false
B. mercantilism
C. mother country Gandhi”:The passage lists different tac-
D. colony tics Gandhi used against the British gov-
ernment. Which of the following tactics
3010. The Britisha wanted to smuggle and sell did Gandhi NOT use?
opium in Spain to earn profit A. non-violent protest
A. True B. fasting
B. False C. boycotts
D. physical assaults
3011. Mercantilism says wealth primarily de-
pends on what? 3016. The main goal of colonialism is extrac-
A. Exports and precious metals tion of economic benefits from the colony.
B. Land A. False
B. True
C. Property
D. Status and merchandise 3017. 9-. In what year was the Berlin Confer-
ence?
3012. The modern Colonialism began during A. 1880.
B. 1914.
A. the Age of Exploration
C. 1885.
B. the Age of Motivation
D. 1886.
C. the Age of Obession
3018. An action that goes against what we
D. the Age of Technology consider to be right, moral, or ethical can
be described as
3013. How did geography affect the outcome
of the Battle of Gettysburg? A. Admiral
A. A Union victory at Gettysburg divided B. Immoral

the Confederacy into two parts. C. Legalize
B. General Lee used the wilderness to D. Humanity
hide the fact that he had fewer troops.
3019. Into which two factions will the Russian
C. Union troops occupied higher ground, Social Democratic Labor Party divide?
making it difficult for Confederate troops
A. Eserites and Bolsheviks
to attack.
B. Bolsheviks and Mensheviks
D. Union forces relied heavily on naval
power to surround and starve Gettysburg C. Communists and Anarchists
into submission. D. None is correct

3020. The Empire that established colonies C. Sonora and Sinaloa

in Mexico, Central America, South Amer-
D. Chihuahua and Texas
ica and the Philippines (as its first Asian
colony)
3026. What is the best definition for colonial-
A. Portuguese Empire ism?
B. Dutch Empire A. When one nation takes partial or full
C. Spanish Empire control over another people group.
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D. British Empire B. When one nation forces other nearby
nations to learn their language.
3021. Who had said, “Let’s go back to the
Vedas? C. When one nation forces their culture
A. Vivekananda and practices on nearby people groups.
B. Ram Mohan Roy D. When one nation tries to build cities
larger than its rivals.
C. Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar
D. Dayanand Saraswati 3027. Which of the following was NOT a colo-
nized area under Portugal?
3022. What is the most populated country in
Africa? A. India
A. Egypt B. Peru
B. Ethiopia
C. Africa
C. Nigeria
D. Brazil
D. South Africa
3023. China and Britain fought a war over: 3028. 14-. Differentiates between colonizers
and indigenous people.
A. the Korean peninsula
A. Colonizers are people who are going to
B. conquests along the Nile River
conquer land that is not theirs and indige-
C. opium production and distribution nous people are people born in a place.
D. the elimination of the samurai B. Colonizers are people born in a place
3024. power to create decrees that were al- and indigenous people are people who are
most equivalent to king’s laws going to conquer a land that is not theirs.
A. superior decree C. Only the green one is correct.

B. be fulfilled D. None is correct.
C. Royal Court
3029. Mother countries growing wealthy via
D. Council of the Indies controlled trade with colonies
3025. As part of the Constitution of 1824, A. trade
what two provinces were combined into
one? B. stealing
A. Mexico and Coahuila C. colonies

B. Coahuila and Texas D. Mercantilism

3030. who created the term “mercantile sys- D. There was great confidence in the fu-
tem?” ture; infant mortality reached very high
levels, there was great confidence in the

A. Adam Smith
future
B. Herodotus
C. Wednesday Addams 3035. Colonialism generally made a positive
impact to their colonies.
A. True
3031. Which one doesn’t belong to the posi- B. False
tive values that the host countries pushed
their colonies to adopt? 3036. The encomienda system was stopped
A. human rights standards because of from the natives and the
friars.
B. investment strategy
A. complaints
C. democratic practices
B. agreement
D. governmental institution
C. love
3032. Where did Sultan Hasanuddin come
D. none of above
from and what was the name of the agree-
ment agreed at that time? 3037. At what conference did European na-
A. Central Sulawesi and the Tuntang tions decide to split up Africa?
Agreement A. Berlin Conference
B. South Sulawesi and the Bongaya B. Warsaw Conference
Agreement
C. Paris Conference
C. West Kalimantan and the Linggarjati
D. Brussels Conference
Agreement
D. Central Java and the Renville Agree- 3038. They were exploited through the mita
ment and the encomienda, to the
A. Colonists.
3033. Who among the following, led the Se-
poys at Kanpur in the 1857 Uprising? B. Natives.
A. lax rice white C. Slaves.
B. Tantia Tope D. Creole.
C. Nana Suhaib 3039. oldest school for girls
D. Kunwar Singh A. beaterios
3034. indicate with a cross the statements B. Saint Potenciana
that refer to the “Belle Epoque” C. St. Elizabeth’s College
A. industrial production and world trade D. none of above
doubled between 1880 and 1914, trade
halved 3040. Which document was issued on July 4
B. Industrial profits grew dramatically 1776?
C. it dates back to between 1873 and A. Mayflower Compact

1896; Living conditions improved B. Declaration of Independence

C. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

D. none of above
3041. The origins of calypso music in the

tributions of-
A. The origins of calypso music in the
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tributions of- A. they continued to purchase tea from lo-
cal merchants
B. Spanish conquistadors that first
landed on Hispaniola B. they attacked British soldiers guarding
shipments of tea
C. Africans who were brought to the re-
gion as enslaved people C. they ignored the law until they began
running low on tea
D. From British and French colonists.
D. the boycotted and destroyed entire
3042. The organization that operated in Amer- shipments of tea
ica during the colonial regime exercised by
Spain was: 3046. British colonial administration system
adopted in the Lagos colony is was a
A. Seville Contracting House.
rule
B. Town hall or podium or building council A. direct
C. Council of the Indies B. indirect
D. General Captaincies C. protectorate
3043. All of the following were effects of Eu- D. association
ropean Colonization of Africa except:
3047. Christopher Columbus on his first voy-
A. European languages and religions con- age arrived at one of the Bahamas Islands,
tinuing to be a part of life. which was called and later named:
B. civil wars inside newly formed coun- A. La Gomera Island was later called Lan-
tries. zarote
C. increased development came with B. Terceira Island was later called Santa
more independence. María.
D. government corruption. C. Guanahani Island was later called San
Salvador
3044. When did colonization begin?
D. Eleuthera Island then St. Michael
A. 15th Century
B. 14th Century 3048. During the American period, the educa-
tion was centered on two main concerns
C. 20th Century
which are considered the two best legacy
D. 13th Century of the Americans in the country
3045. How did the colonists react to the Tea A. health and safety
Act? B. environmental and security

C. education and democracy

D. science and music

3049. Which country invaded Abyssinia
(Ethiopia) in 1935 before the outbreak
of WWII?
A. Great Britain
B. Germany
C. Italy A. Old World
B. New World
D. France
3053. How did the Spanish colonists affect Na-
3050. What was Mohandas Gandhi’s plan of tive Americans?
civil disobedience?
A. They tried to convert them to Christian-
A. Refusing to follow laws that were seen ity with Missions
as unjust or unfair
B. They enslaved them.
B. Violence aimed to frighten the British
C. They took their land.
C. Following all British laws D. All of the above
D. Ignoring the problems of the Untouch-
3054. It was a movement based on reason,
ables
which modified the way of understanding
the world. Its thinkers maintained that
3051. In the period of 1830-1870, there was
the use of reason would lead to progress
an important event in the Netherlands in-
and this to modernity:
dies which is the
A. absolutism
B. Illustration
C. The encyclopedia
D. Liberalism
3055. The dance class is a picture painted in

the year
A. 1874
B. 1866
C. 1892
A. separation of Belgium D. 1887
B. start of a Private Enterprise System
3056. What type of colony were the places
C. implementation of Cultuur Stelsel where the weakness of local power al-
D. Diponegoro War lowed the metropolises to control them in
all aspects?
3052. Disease A. Colonia

B. Protectorate 3062. Identify the statementas an Economic,

C. Domain Political, or Technological Factor.A smaller,
faster ship was built.
D. Territory
3057. What is Junghun’s contribution to
Netherlands Indies?
A. Build infrastructure
B. Conduct research activities
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C. Help indies people on the war of inde-
pendence
D. none of above
3058. Why was there a Treaty of Tordesillas? A. Economic
A. The Portuguese and the Spaniards B. Political
kept fighting over new territory. C. Technological
B. The Portuguese prince married a Span- D. none of above
ish princess.
C. Portugal and Spain wanted to split up. 3063. Name the colony.
D. Magellan wanted to be a Spaniard.
3059. American schools opened during 1919:
A. University of Manila
B. Philippine Normal School
C. Philippine Women’s University
3060. was the major source of cotton for
the British till 1862.
A. America A. New York
B. India B. New Hampshire
C. China C. New Jersey
D. Japan D. New Carolina
3061. Which ship of Magellan was burned by 3064. Low education is a factor in Indonesia
the natives in Cebu? was colonized
A. Concepcion
B. Santiago
C. Saint Anthony
D. Trinidad
E. Victoria

A. in 3068. Colonies with the most slaves

B. phenomenon A. Southern

C. incident B. Middle
C. New England
D. outside and events
D. none of above
3065. What was the Berlin Conference?
3069. powerfulness of the friars
A. A meeting of African countries to be- A. main
come independent.
B. frailocracy
B. A group of Europeans who wanted
African countries to have independence. 3070. where did the khasis live?
A. Kerala
C. A meeting to decide how much land in
Africa the European countries received. B. Madhya pradesh
D. A meeting to discuss slavery in Africa. C. Meghalaya

D. none of above
3066. Feature #3
3071. imperialism is
A. Attitude or form of political action

based on dominating other lands and
communities using military or economic
power.
A. Atlantic Ocean
B. Ideological and political dominance of
B. Indian Ocean a metropolis
C. Southern Ocean C. Colonialism is the political and eco-
D. Pacific Ocean nomic system by which a foreign state
dominates and exploits a colony.
3067. Who were the primary perpetrators D. All are correct
of Indian enslavement in North America
above Mexico? 3072. What is used for easy communication
that was introduced by the Americans?
A. North American Europeans
A. Cellphone
B. South American Europeans B. Telephone
C. Indian tribes C. Violin
D. African slave traders D. none of above

3073. Who first explored the Congo River? D. Lord Ripon & Lord Dalhousie
A. Henry Glass
3078. Refusing to buy something
B. Vasco da Gama
A. Protest
C. Henry Stanley
B. Riot
D. David Livingstone
C. Boycott
3074. In 1684, Sultan Haji signed an agree- D. Petition
ment with the VOC where the contents of
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the agreement stated that Banten would 3079. With whom Mir Qasim made an alliance
become a colony. to fight British for the last time in the bat-
A. EIC tle of Buxar?
B. Dutch A. Nawab Wazir of Awadh
C. VOC B. Peshwa of Maratha empire
D. Portuguese C. Hydar Ali of Mysore
E. Spanish D. Ranjit Singh of Punjab
3075. (S) The arrival of Europeans to Indone- 3080. What is the collective name of the teach-
sia also had an influence in the field of re- ers through the ship USS Thomas?
ligion, namely the development of Chris-
A. Dominicans
tianity and Catholicism. This is in line with
the motto of ancient European imperialism, B. Franciscans
namely C. Thomasites
A. Gold D. none of above
B. Glory
3081. An economic system in which nations
C. Gospel
seek to increase their wealth and power
D. Government by obtaining large amounts of gold and sil-
E. God ver by establishing a favorable balance of
trade
A. Plantation
with needing new markets( places and
people to sell things to), things that were B. Joint-Stock Company
made in factories? C. Colony
A. economic D. Mercantilism
B. political
3082. What is a pilgrimage?
C. cultural
D. imperialism
3077. The British architects of New Delhi were religious reasons
A. Edward Lutyens and Sir Herbert Baker C. Permission given from a higher author-
B. Lord Cornwallis & Lord Ilbert ity
C. Lord Curzon & Robert Clive D. Leader or head of government

3083. Negative consequences of colonialism 3087. What word is a suffix?

A. meaningless

B. eatly
C. eatful
D. eatness
3088. On which river bank was The base of
the company set up?
A. Destruction of colonized culture A. river Hugli
B. Racial segregation B. river yamuna
C. Submission of the people C. river ganga
D. All of the above D. River Bhramputra
3084. Creoles: 3089. What is the main impact of colonialism
A. Participated in the cabildo. on the landscape in Thailand?
B. Became owners of haciendas A. Rewriting the landscape to signal that
C. Spread Catholicism through missions. one culture is prioritized over others
D. none of above B. Forced migration
C. Pressure to change and conform the
3085. what is a Trust? cultural trait of food for diplomatic rea-
A. A monopoly characterized by a horizon- sons
tal agreement between companies in the D. Remaking place names
same sector to keep prices high and divide
the market 3090. Europeans began seeking colonies in
B. A monopoly characterized by a verti- Asia. The British unified India and made
cal agreement between companies in the English a common language. Their poli-
same production line, to optimize profits. cies opialso led to hunger and poverty. In
China the British sold This led to war
C. A monopoly, in which the presence of between Great Britain and China. This led
a financial company among the properties to war between Great Britain and China.
allows advantages in investments.
A. food
D. none of above
B. goods
3086. Why was the Mayflower Compact im- C. opium
portant?
D. none of above
A. It meant the colonists would govern
themselves, a new idea at the time 3091. What does the word “civilize” mean in
B. It gave all colonists an equal say in gov- this sentence? Europeans wanted to civi-
ernment, including women lize the African people.
C. It meant the colonists would stay loyal A. To help.
to their king and follow all his laws B. To give food and clothes to.
D. It named a colonist as a new king for C. To send them to school so they could
the pilgrims get good jobs.

D. To educate the Africans on European B. King Manuel

way of life.
3095. Tributes were paid through cash basis
3092. The “Old World” is the same as the con- only.
tinent that is the color A. True
B. False
Explanation:Tributes were paid through
cash, service, or agricultural products.
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3096. The following is not contained in the
Bongaya Agreement
A. green A. The VOC held a trade monopoly
B. yellow throughout South and Southeast Sulawesi
C. purple B. Aru Palaka is confirmed as King of
D. red Bone
C. Makassar had to surrender its forts to
3093. which among the following pictures is the VOC
the statue of birsa munda?
D. Makassar must liberate all its subor-
dinate areas, for example:Sopeng, Luwu,
Wajo and Bone
A. E. The VOC had to pay for losses due to
the war
3097. What was the First International?
A. secret society of intellectuals
B. International Workers’ Association
B. founded in London in 1864
C. Organization of European countries
founded in 1945
D. Military alliance between colonial pow-
ers
C.
3098. Which American Founding Father did
John Locke influence the most?
A. Ben Franklin
B. George Washington
D. C. John Adams
D. Thomas Jefferson
3099. What is the policy of when a
3094. He was the one who accepted Magel- stronger/larger nation takes over a
lan’s offer to sail west opposite to the smaller/weaker nation?
path charted by Christopher Columbus. A. industrialization
A. King Charles I B. imperialism

C. alliances C. invading an empire

D. none of above D. invading a government

3100. When Christopher Columbus thought he 3106. Which of the following is more typical
had landed in the East Indies (Indonesia) in of limited governments than unlimited?
1492, where had he actually landed? A. Absolute power
A. The site later to names Columbus, B. Economic freedom
Georgia on the east coast of the USA
C. Dictatorship
B. Columbia (South America)
D. Authoritarianism
C. The Bahamas
3107. One of the most important inventions in
D. The site later to become Washington history. It was used in China as a means
DC (District of Columbia) of knowing one’s fortune, but it was in-
3101. Who was Henry Glass? troduced to Europe as a device in finding
directions. It is being run with the help of
A. Governor of Samoa magnetism.
B. Military man who conquered Guam A. Astrolabe
C. Military man who conquered Samoa B. Compass
D. Governor of Guam C. caravel
3102. When did the Russian empire end? D. none of above
A. With the Russo-Japanese War 3108. What was the event that triggered the
B. Loss of Madagascar outbreak of war?
C. Loss of Manchuria A. Armed Peace

B. The assassination of Archduke Franz
D. With the Revolution of 1917
Ferdinand
3103. British hegemony developed in: C. Invasion of countries and blocks
A. Africa D. none of above
B. Indonesia
3109. Japanese occupation in Indonesia lasted
C. Indochina for about years.
D. Asia A. 3.5
3104. How did Christopher Columbus treat the B. 350

indigenous people? C. 35
A. Good-best friends D. none of above
B. Evil-slavery and death 3110. All:Which document is SUPPORTIVE of
colonialism?
A. Document 4
A. taking control of territory and occupy-
ing it with settlers B. Document 1
B. taking control of territory and occupy- C. Document 6
ing it with military forces D. Document 7

3111. Which heading best completes the par-

tial outline below? I A. Protective tar-
iffs B. Railroad subsidies C. Use of troops
to end strikes
A. The New South
B. Government Support of Big Business
A. .com
C. Technology of the Industrial Revolu-
NARAYAN CHANGDER
B. Chaparral
tion
C. Temperate Rainforest
D. Use of Collective Bargaining
D. Tropical Rainforest
3112. What was the name for the British zone 3116. The Three A Movement founded by
of India? Japan was an attempt to persuade the In-
A. White town donesian people to help Japan. The Three
A Movement includes:
B. Black town
A. Nippon Asia Leader
C. Purple town B. Nippon Protector of Asia
D. Grey town C. Nippon Light of Asia
D. Nippon Asian Guiding
3113. Click on more than one answer:Why
were European nations motivated to dis- 3117. Criminal tribe Act was introduced in
cover and colonize new lands? which year?
A. the influence of mercantilism A. 1871
B. the lure of world domination and B. 1872
power C. 1873
C. to promote Western culture and Ro- D. 1874
man Catholicism
3118. Which language became popular in India
D. to control economic resources due to the influence of the British East In-
dian Company?
3114. The assignment, by the Crown, of a A. Hindi
certain number of indigenous people to a
B. Bengali
Spanish subject, in compensation for the
services provided, is called C. English
A. Encomienda. D. Sanskrit
B. Slavery. 3119. Which settlement was the first perma-

nent English settlement?
C. Assignment.
A. Plymouth, Massachusetts
D. Peonage. B. Roanoke Island
3115. What biome does the Amazon belong C. Jamestown, Va

to? D. Fort Augustine, Fl

3120. Which of the following is not the mean- C. God

ing of the reform in Siam (19th century)? D. Gold

A. Bring Siam to develop along the capi-
talist path. 3124. Why did colonized people need to get
money from the colonizers?
B. Reflects the spirit of independence
and self-reliance; skillful diplomatic abil- A. They liked money
ity; know how to take advantage of mod- B. To pay taxes
ern factors to serve national interests. C. They were trying to buy freedom.
C. Help Siam escape the danger of D. To trade with other nations.
colonization and maintain the country’s
sovereignty. 3125. Which Caribbean nation is an example
D. It’s a bourgeois revolution. of rule by one?
A. Cuba
3121. The class that arises or becomes rele-
vant thanks to commerce was B. Trinidad
C. Jamaica
D. Haiti
3126. It broke with the classic exchange

scheme between the Center and the Pe-
riphery.
A. ensure access and exploitation of nat-
ural resources.
A. Bourgeoisie B. maintain the spatial distribution of the
B. Monarchy various ethnic groups.
C. Proletariat. C. establish the distribution of the territo-
ries carried out in the 16th century.
D. Nobility
D. distribute the surface of the territories
3122. Which of the following are examples of equitably.
economic exploitation?
E. validate the distribution carried out by
A. stealing natural resources like gold or international organizations.
iron
3127. In the mid-nineteenth century, Siam be-
B. enslaving native people came an object of scrutiny
C. making unfair deals with privileged A. Older brother
members of the population
B. France
D. writing harmful letters to the local
news paper about the native people C. England and France
D. America
3123. Which does not belong to the three Gs
of Spain in colonizing the Philippines? 3128. Arearea is a painting painted by
A. Greens A. Mondrian
B. Glory B. Gauguin

C. Kandinsky 3134. Who was the bourgeoisie made up of?

D. Picasso A. King, merchants and people
3129. WHEN DID PERMANENT SETTLEMENT B. Owners of industries, financial institu-

WAS INTRODUCE IN INDIA? tions and commerce.
A. 1790 C. Farm owners and merchants
B. 1793 D. Pueblo
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C. 1797 3135. It is the very first Spanish settlement in
D. 1813 the Philippines.
A. Cebu
3130. Example:Country A has control over
Country B. Oil was discovered in Country B. Boracay
B, however Country A gets to decide what C. Davao
is done with it and how it is used.
D. Manila
A. Colony
B. Sphere of Influence 3136. Don’t approach the snake because it is
(danger).
C. Protectorate
D. Economic Imperialism
3131. A territory governed directly by a for-

eign power is called A.
A. colony
B. protectorate
C. province
D. vassal state
3132. is a person who lacks power and suf-

fers because of it.
B.
A. Adolescent
B. Minority
C. Authority
D. Economist
3133. What POLITICAL doctrine ends absolute

monarchy?
A. Capitalism C.
B. Anarchism
C. Liberalism
D. Absolutism

A. True
B. False

C. Maybe
D.
D. I don’t know
3142. The control of the territories of Africa,

Asia and affected the development of
the people dominated by the empires, forc-
3137. When I fell off my bike, it felt so pain ing them to depend and on their re-
spective metropolises.
A. -ness A. Europe-Socially and Economically
B. -ful B. America-Politically and Economically
C. -is
C. Oceania-Technologically and Economi-
D. none of above cally
3138. During the times of epic Mahabharata, D. none of above
Indraprashta was the name of
3143. The was the first governing docu-
A. Calcutta
ment to establish self-government in the
B. Mumbai new world.
C. Delhi A. Colonial Charter
D. Jaipur B. Mayflower Compact
3139. It was the economic system that devel- C. House of Burgesses
oped in all European empires.
D. Jamestown Colony
A. Socialism
B. Capitalism 3144. What countries participated in colonial-
ism?
C. Wealth
D. Slavery A. Belgium, France, USA
B. Germany, Italy, China
3140. RESULT OF COLONIALISM AND IMPERI-
ALISM IS: C. USA, Japan, Denmark
A. Capitalism D. Denmark, Russia, United Kingdom,
B. Socialism Spain, Portugal
C. Mercantilism 3145. Taking away something by illegal ways

D. none of above or force is:
3141. In the name of the King of Spain, Mag- A. kidnapping

ellan launched his expedition on Septem- B. annoyed
ber 20, 1519.-The king gave him 5 ships-
C. anthrologist
Concepcion, Trinidad, San Antonio, Victoria
and Santiago. D. appropriation

3146. What are the three (3) levels of the 3151. Which Civil War Battle was a turning
Spanish government? point because Confederate losses were so
high that General Robert E. Lee never ad-
A. Central, Provincial, and Barangay
vanced into the North again?
B. Central, Provincial, and Municipal
A. Bull Run
C. Central, Provincial, Municipal, and
B. Antietam
Barangay
C. Vicksburg
D. none of above
NARAYAN CHANGDER
D. Gettysburg
3147. It is the tendency of a nation to extend
its control 3152. Which of the following contributed to
causing the Age of Exploration? (select all
A. Colonialism that apply)
B. Capitalism
C. Imperialism
D. none of above
3148. Marketplace where shares (acciones) in

companies were bought and sold
A. Holding A. Muslim countries’ control of the trade
routes to and from India and China
B. Trust
B. Rediscovery of ancient knowledge and
C. Cartel
technological advancements from the Eu-
D. Stock exchange ropean Renaissance
E. Bank C. The discovery of Australia.
D. The Protestant Reformation
3149. Judicial Review does this
E. Irrigation
A. Lets the courts determine if a law is
constitutional 3153. What ideological tendency does the fol-
B. Lets the Senate approve treaties lowing political action have?:State associ-
ated with the Catholic Church, an institu-
C. Lets the House impeach the President tion supported financially with tax money
D. Lets the Judicial Branch impeach the in exchange for the Government appoint-
President ing the ecclesiastical hierarchy
3150. They were leaders who had been ruling

the barangays during the Spanish colonial
period.
A. Mayor
B. Gobernadorcillo
C. Barangay Head A. Conservative
D. Friars B. Liberal

3154. What is Decolonization? 3158. The Proclamation of 1763 forbids

A. The process by which colonies be- colonists from settling

come independent of the colonizing coun- A. west of the Atlantic Ocean
try (mother country). B. in their own colonies
B. The process by which colonies become C. in Florida
completely dependent on the colonizing
D. West of the Appalachain Mountains
country (mother country).
C. The process by which natural re- 3159. Invaded Spain in 711 AD and named in
sources are given over to the colonizing Andalus.
country (mother country). A. Visigoths
D. The process by which colonies “De”- B. Moors
fend the colonizing country (mother coun- C. Regain
try) during times of war.
D. El Cid
3155. Ethiopia was a free state during the par- E. Valencia
tition of Africa
3160. Who is he?
A. TRUE
B. Falso

subjugation, and exercise of control of one
strong country over the weaker one.
A. Sanguang
B. Colonization
C. Treaty
D. none of above
A. Harry Styles
3157. This nation is considered the cradle of
the Industrial Revolution. B. Harry Style
C. Juan Gabriel
D. One Direction
3161. Spain lost control of Puerto Rico to
France.
A. TRUE
B. Falso
3162. to find a way to pass over or along a
body of water
A. Germany. A. province
B. France. B. stockade
C. Britain. C. expedition
D. USA. D. navigate

3163. Who specialises in studying human cul- A. TRUE

ture and societies
B. Falso
A. Anthropologists
B. Scholars 3168. What is the belief that each group of
C. Philosphers people should have their own nation?
D. environmentalist
3164. Which European power controlled most
NARAYAN CHANGDER
of Africa’s ports?
A. Britain
B. France
C. Germany
D. Belgium A. colonialism
3165. What was the British East India Com- B. imperialism
pany’s role in the colonization of India?
C. nationalism
A. It was a diplomatic mission that nego-
tiated treaties with Indian rulers D. militarism
B. It was a military alliance that pro- 3169. What do we know about Europe at the
tected India from foreign invasions end of the 15th century?
C. It was a trading company that estab-
lished control over India and ruled it as a A. Strong Feudal System
colony B. Weak Feudal System
D. It was a religious organization that C. The bourgeoisie does not exist
spread Christianity in India
D. None is correct
3166. Until what year was slavery maintained
in Cuba? 3170. Schools were established in many
A. 1886 towns and the first teachers were
B. 1871 A. American singers
C. 1898 B. American soldiers
D. 1874
C. American lawyers
3167. The threat present in the image caused D. American teachers
the Portuguese to abandon the Mapa Cor
de Rosa project that intended to unite the 3171. The (manager) of the National Bank
Atlantic with the Indian Ocean. required a capable man.
A. managerially
B. managersial
C. manageress
D. management

3172. (S) The search for spices as an im- 3177. The trait of the Spanish language is a
portant trade commodity is the basis of reason Latin America is a-
enthusiasm

A. English-speaking region
A. Glory B. Culture region
B. Gospel C. French-speaking region
C. Gold D. Portuguese-speaking region
D. Government
3178. Highest political position in pueblos
E. Goal
A. main
3173. The generally prevailing weather condi- B. gobernadorcillo
tions of a region such as temperature, air
pressure, precipitation, etc 3179. Which is the main effect of neocolonial-
A. Hurricane ism?
B. Climate A. The increasing gap between the rich-

est and poorest countries
C. Weather
B. The independence of developping
D. Region countries
3174. The Defensive War: C. The economic progress of the ancient
colonies
A. Wanted to conquer the northern part
of the territory. D. The increase of world’s wealth
B. Tried to convert natives to Catholicism. 3180. Based on the information in the excerpt,
C. Used non-violent tactics. which legal principle is exemplified by this
statute?
D. none of above
3175. The process whereby people move back

to villages from urban areas is
A. Urbanisation
B. Industrialisation A. Innocent until proven guilty
C. Deurbanisation B. Right to peacefully assemble
D. none of above C. Separation of church and state
D. Establishment of a national religion
3176. Christopher Columbus, Ferdinand Mag-
ellan, Sebastian del Cano. These sailors 3181. What were the main causes of imperial-
came from ism?
A. Portuguese A. Economical
B. English B. politicians
C. Dutch C. technical
D. Spanish D. ideological
E. French E. social

3182. A secondary source is 3186. Under the Articles of Confederation, the

A. A first-hand account made at the time government could
B. A secondhand account made after the A. sign treaties and create taxes
event B. declare war and create taxes
C. Participating in the event yourself C. sign treaties and declare war
D. Speaking to or reading about someone D. none of the above
who was there 3187. The spices were:
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3183. Look at the following picture of a figure A. Cumin, cloves, cinnamon, pepper
who is a Dutch figure who pioneered the B. Thyme, saffron, linseed, marjoram
political thought of retribution named
C. Rue, laurel, zen, rhubarb
D. Season, turmeric, aloe, calendula
3188. Who, besides the monarchy, did mercan-
tilism as an economic policy benefit?
A. To the bourgeois or merchants.
B. To the peasants and slaves.
C. To the landowners and ranchers.
D. To the military.
3189. he called for an uprising against the
Spanish started the Mexican War of Inde-
pendence
A. Baron Van Hoevell
A. Marquis of Rubi
B. Cornelis de Jonge
B. Father Miguel Hidalgo
C. Frederick Idenburg
C. Jose Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara
D. E.F.E. Douwes Dekker
D. Bernardo de Galvez
E. From Deventer
3190. The Meiji Restoration ended the rule of
3184. The Spaniards wanted to conquer Min- Japan
danao because of its gold
A. shoguns
A. FACT B. presidents
B. BLUFF C. emperors
3185. During British colonial rule, Raffles as D. queens
leader in the Dutch East Indies imple-
3191. After WWII, European global power
mented a system
The rise of independent nations in Asia and
A. Foreign investment Africa is evidence of this.
B. Cultural System A. Declined
C. Forced planting B. Strengthened
D. Landrante C. Stayed the Same
E. Forced labor D. none of above

3192. What powers were imperial during the

18th and 19th centuries?

A. France
B. Spain
C. Inglaterra
A. True
D. All of the above
B. False
3193. How long Dutch invaded Indonesia? Explanation:There are over 2, 000 lan-
guages spoken in Africa and none of them
A. 350 years is called “African”.
B. 5 years
3198. The repartimiento and the encomienda
C. 3.5 years were institutions created after the New
D. 100 years Laws and the Reforms of oidor Cerrato
3194. T/F:A legacy of colonialism is the in-

equality/stratification of society
A. TRUE
B. Falso
3195. EN ASIA SÓLO LOS GRANDES IM-

PERIOS OTOMANOS, PERSA, CHINO Y
MAYA, MANTENÍAN SU INDEPENDENCIA,
PERO CADA VEZ MÁS CONTROLADOS
A. FALSE
POR LOS EUROPEOS.
B. TRUE
A. TRUE
3199. Document 4:What benefit does George
B. FALSE
Kimble say colonialism gave to African
3196. Which of the following is not a charac- colonies?
teristic of European imperialism? A. different industries such as lumber
A. It is a consequence of the Industrial B. freedom
Revolution. C. religion
B. It was considered a “law of historical D. power
development.”
3200. The principle or practice of submitting to
C. Europeans had a sense of racial supe- popular vote, a measure passed on or pro-
riority. posed by a legislative body or by popular
D. The bourgeoisie, big companies and initiative.
bankers obtained great wealth A. referendum
E. They never stole the mineral resources B. democracy
of their colonies.
C. public school
3197. Most people in Africa speak African. D. plebiscite

3201. What was the impact of the British East 3206. Flowers Campaign?
Indian Company on India? A. peaceful protest by Chinese against
A. Increased trade and economic growth Soviet intervention
B. Spread of Indian culture to other coun- B. farmers revolt seeking individual land
tries ownership
C. Decrease in population C. last battle of Chinese Civil War.
D. Loss of Indian languages D. encouraged public criticism of Chinese
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3202. A protectorate was a country without govt
an Aboriginal government and with for- 3207. Functions of the viceroys in the colonies.
eign rulers.
A. Administrative, political and judicial
A. TRUE
B. Cultural, political and judicial
B. falso
C. Administrative, political and religious
3203. For what amount were the Virgin Is-
lands sold? D. Political, cultural and judicial
A. 2, 000, 000 dollars 3208. ideological cause of colonialism

B. $25, 000, 000 A. Need to dominate strategic territories
C. $2, 500, 000 B. Superiority of the white race
D. $250, 000, 000 C. Need for new markets
3204. When rule over India changed from the D. Great population growth
British East India Company to the British
Raj, the form of imperialism changed from 3209. According to Foucault, the microphysics
economic imperialism to a colony. of power represents a view that
A. Power is at all levels, diluted in all ar-
eas of social life.
B. Power is generalized, sovereignty be-
longs to the State that is present in the
local political organization
C. There are rules in social relations as in
natural sciences
A. True D. none of above
B. False 3210. It is a system established by the
3205. What is the traditional territory of the Spaniards to reward the conquistadores
Calusa, Miccosukee, Seminole, Taino, and who helped in the initial stages of coloniz-
Tequesta nations? ing the archipelago.
A. North Florida A. commune system
B. West Florida B. encomienda system
C. South Florida C. feudal system
D. Central Florida D. to make a system

3211. What did the Dutch do in Java just be- 3215. What did Leopold II obtain after the
fore the Japanese occupied the region dur- Berlin Congress of 1885?
ing World War II?

A. Create a State for Germany
A. Implemented conservation policies B. Create a Private International Associ-
B. Encouraged sustainable forest man- ation in the Congo
agement C. Create a democratic state in the Congo
C. Followed a scorched earth policy D. Create an Independent State without
D. Expanded forest reserves a metropolis in the Congo
3212. In this economic system, a mother coun- 3216. Which term is when a country takes
try gained wealth by over parts of another country to put set-
tlers there and use it for economic gain?
A. Imperialism
B. Colonialism
C. take it overism
D. none of above
3217. What is a conquistador?
A. allowing competition in the market- A. A new MLB team

place B. A Spanish conqueror in the New World
B. giving colonist political and religious C. someone who converts others to a re-
freedom ligion, such as Christianity
C. carefully controlling trade D. A righteous dude
D. participating in the Great Awakening 3218. To dominate the conquered peoples, the
Spanish colonizers also resorted to:
3213. Where did the vast majority of people
forced into the slave trade come from? A. evangelism
A. West Africa B. governorate
B. Asia C. communication
C. Europe D. none of above
D. North America 3219. It was first used in China asa means of

knowing one’sfortune, it was laterintro-
3214. were the tribes living in the foothills duced to Europe as adevice to find direc-
of Rajmahal hills. tions.
A. Gonds A. Compass
B. Garo B. Bagua mirrors
C. Santhals C. Astrolabe
D. clean D. caravel

3220. Which among the ships of Magellan 3225. Which of the following is best de-
safely returned to Spain? scribes the following political practice and
legacy/impact of Colonialism? “Imple-
A. Victoria
menting policies that intentionally weak-
B. Concepcion ened indigenous power networks and in-
stitutions.”
C. Villalobos
A. Colonial political systems were un-
D. Legazpi
democratic
NARAYAN CHANGDER
E. Felipe II B. Law and Order (“Peace”) was a pri-
mary objective of colonial governments.
3221. Which of the following was not a tribal
community? C. Colonial governments lacked capacity.
A. Karacha D. Colonial governments practiced “di-

vide and rule.”
B. Jhoom
3226. During the summer holidays many chil-
C. Tough dren enjoyed their (free).
D. Yerukula A. freedom
3222. What is the term for the system of cut- B. freer

ting trees controlled by the forest depart- C. freely
ment, involving planting one type of tree D. freeze
in straight rows?
3227. assisted the King of Spain in adminis-
A. Scientific Forestry
tering colonies from Latin America to the
B. Sustainable Forestry Philippines
C. Traditional Forestry A. Council of the Indies
D. Ecological Forestry B. Royal Court
3228. The Fall of Constantinople to the Ot-

3223. In 19th century Imperialism, one state
toman Empire in 1453 made Europeans
dominated another or annexed its territo-
have no difficulties in finding spices.
ries by:
A. TRUE
A. The military force.
B. FALSE
B. The economic force.
C. Both are correct.
D. none of above
3224. The goal of the Boxer Rebellion was to

A. drive all foreign influences from China
B. to defeat Japan and control Korea
C. to stop buying Opium
D. colonize Japan

A. Ethiopia C. life, liberty, and privacy

B. Egypt D. life, liberty, and people

C. Chana
3235. The phenomenon in which industrial
D. Sierra Leone powers competed for natural resources,
manufactured products, and sold them in
3230. One country does not rule another, but
their own countries is called :
they do have decision making power over
its choices A. Imperialism
A. Colony B. Industrialization
B. Sphere of Influence C. Interventionism
C. Protectorate D. Domination
D. Economic Imperialism 3236. What economic cause forced the Italians
3231. Who introduced Ryotwari system in to colonize in the 19th century? XIX?
Madras? A. New raw materials
A. Lord Dalhousie B. Economic crisis due to overproduction
B. Warren Hastings C. Improve your military enclaves
C. Thomas Munro D. Political crisis of the Italian mark
3237. native leaders retain some power,
3232. What was the largest empire in 1914? mainly concerned with economic matters
A. British Empire A. Direct Colonialism
B. Mongolian empire B. Indirect colonialism
C. Spanish Empire
3238. Starry night is a painting painted in the
D. Russian empire year
3233. The Columbian Exchange was A. 1898
A. The movement of peoples, agricultural B. 1892
commodities, diseases, and cultures. C. 1878
B. The movement of money from one D. 1889
country to another.
C. The movement of people and culture to 3239. What were the most colonized areas be-
Columbia. tween 1800 and 1900? Choose all the
right answers (there are two).
D. The movement or exchange of cur-
rency from one country to another. A. East Asia
B. Southeast Asian
3234. Locke believed that people enjoyed cer-
tain basic rights under natural law: C. The entire African continent
A. life, liberty, and property D. Only the southern and northern parts
B. life, liberty, and the pursuit of hapin- of the African continent
ness E. The South American continent

3240. What is the name of the most important economic, and cultural control in another
document of the arrival of people to Amer- region
ica? D. The first peoples who are the original
settlers of a region
3244. The act of building an empire in for-
eign lands is called Europeans colo-
nized Africa during the 1800s.
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. Imperialism
A. The onboard diary B. Colonialism
B. The sea diary 3245. 95% of the Latin American population

C. America’s newspaper died from the Spanish conquest.
D. none of above A. TRUE
B. Falso
3241. According to their political pact, Portu-
gal can conquer the lands that they will 3246. What nations were officially the first Eu-
find on ropeans to come to Indonesia?
A. Eastern region A. Dutch
B. Western region B. British
C. Northern region C. Spanish
D. Southern region D. Portuguese
3242. Which of the following are steps in the 3247. What nation did Otto Von Bismarck
process of colonialism? unite as one?
A. exploiting the land and native people A. Prussia
of a place for money B. Austria
B. taking full or partial political control of C. Germany
an area
D. Italy
C. living peacefully with nature
D. occupying a new land with people from 3248. It is not a 19th century English colony:
one’s homeland A. India
E. working kindly with native people B. Egypt
3243. Colonialism involved exploitative rela- C. Morocco
tionships between different groups of peo- D. South Africa
ple. What is the definition of exploitation?
3249. These are the example of transportation
A. To selfishly take advantage of some- during the American period, EXCEPT:
one in order to profit from them
A. bicycle
B. The act of giving one thing and receiv-
ing another in return B. horse ride
C. An attempt by one country to estab- C. motorcycle
lish settlements and to impose its political, D. none of above

3250. Who wanted the Berlin International 3255. Government Social Groups Economic
Conference? Systems Religion Language What is the
best category for the above list of items?

A. Giovanni Giolitti
A. Natural Sciences
B. Otto von Bismarck
B. Elements of a Culture Region
C. Giuseppe Garibaldi
C. Physical Education
D. Napoleon III
D. Fine Arts
3251. Which reason best represent the sen-
3256. It is not cultural impact of the discovery
tence below?”The spread of Christianity
throughout the African continent was fun- A. Language
damental to European Colonization” B. Feeding
A. Economical C. Policy
B. Religious D. Religion
C. Political 3257. What ideological tendency does
D. Exploratory the following political action have?:-
Secularization of education and civil reg-
3252. The main causes of imperialism were: istration.
A. poverty, famine and misery
B. Mismanagement and foreign invasions
C. Surpluses in production, population
growth, the development of foreign trade.
D. none of above A. Conservative

B. Liberal
3253. Companies that control the market and
the production of certain products and ser- 3258. Exchanging raw materials taken from
vices, set prices and eliminate competition: land and Earth with items made from fac-
tories
A. Ford Companies
A. Trade between Europe and Africa
B. Monopolistic companies
B. Trade between America and Europe
C. capitalist companies
C. Trade between Africa and America
D. none of above
D. none of above
3254. What was the primary objective of the 3259. At the beginning, the colonialism in In-
Portuguese and Spanish during the Period donesia was caused by
of Exploration?
A. the desire to dominate and control the
A. To conquer territories outside Europe spice trade
B. To establish new trading partnerships B. the effort to find partner in war
C. To spread Christianity C. the effort to give Independence
D. To increase their naval power D. none of above

3260. Which continent suffered Conquest and

Colonization by European empires in the
16th century?
A. Africa
B. Asia
C. Latin America (Abya Yala)
NARAYAN CHANGDER
D. Oceania
3261. This picture shows
A. Otto von Bismarck

B. David Livingstone
C. Alfred Dreyfus
D. Emile Zola
3265. US entered war with Spain in 1898 as a

result the United States gained control of
A. A map all of the following EXCEPT
B. Transatlantic Triangle Trade
C. The Pacific Trading Company
D. The entire globe
3262. It is the expansion of a nation’s terri-

tory to dominate other nations militarily
and economically.
A. Puerto Rico
A. Imperialism
B. Philippines
B. Capitalism C. Guam
C. Socialism D. Hawaii
D. Europeans 3266. Which product did Gandhi boycott?
A. Tea
3263. Before the arrival of the Spaniards, the
Filipinos already had their own forms of B. Salt
government. C. Wool
A. FACT D. Sugar
B. BLUFF 3267. THE LAND AREA OF AFRICA ABOUT

MILLLION
3264. Who is this character? A. 30.37

B. 27.9 3273. What was the result of the rebellion by

the Dhurwas?
C. 27.8

A. The British sent troops to suppress the
D. 222.45
rebellion
3268. What country gave Christopher Colum- B. Work on reservation was temporarily
bus money for his trip? suspended
A. Italy C. Area to be reserved was reduced to
roughly half of that planned before 1910
B. Spain
D. All the above
C. France
D. England 3274. Which of the following is not a stereo-
type of the Orient, as discussed in Said’s
3269. On the coast of the Island, in particular, book?
it experienced rapid flowering thanks to A. Strange
the cultivation of coffee.
B. Effeminate
A. TRUE
C. Timeless
B. Falso
D. Brooding
3270. 12)what is the meaning of dikus� �A)
3275. Stelsel Fort was one of the Dutch war
outsidersB) animalsC) leader of the tribal
strategies applied during the war
groups
A. War in Aceh
A. Animals
B. Priest War
B. Outsiders
C. Java War
C. Leader of the tribal groups
D. War in Maluku
D. none of above
E. Invasion of Singapore
3271. The word adivasi means:
3276. What was the impact of colonialism in
A. Modern the political sphere?
B. outsiders A. Construction of communication routes
C. original inhabitant B. nationalism
D. rebels C. Culture
D. Economy
3272. It is a royal decree granting the system-
atic establishment of primary schools in 3277. What solution is found for this popula-
the pueblos. tion surplus?
A. EDUCATIONAL DECREE OF 1863 A. Emigration to the countryside
B. be fulfilled B. Emigration to the colonies
C. above mentioned C. No solution is found

3278. This person was a great inventor, sci- B. Their next target was the khasis of in-
entist, and writer. He also helped to con- dia who lived in deep forests an led a life
vince France to support America during the of self-sufficiency
revolution. Who was he? C. Their next target was the tribals of in-
dia who lived in deep water an led a life of
self sufficiency
D. none of above
NARAYAN CHANGDER
3282. Raw materials are used to make the
things we make ourselves or buy in stores.
Those things are:
B. John Adams
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Benjamin Franklin
A. raw materials
3279. Christopher Columbus is a B. manufactured goods
A. Portuguese C. natural resources
B. Spanish D. from the earth
C. English 3283. What were the major forest products

traded by adivasi communities in India
D. German
from the medieval period onwards?
3280. A person who has contracted to work A. Elephants, hides, horns, silk cocoons,
for a limited period, often in return for bamboo
travel expenses, shelter, or sustenance B. Tea, coffee, rubber, spices, fibres
A. Indentured Servant C. Fruits, tubers, herbs, roots, oil
B. Debtor D. Lumber, coal, minerals, herbs
C. Mercantilism 3284. The first governor elected by the vote
D. Proprietary Colony of Puerto Ricans was Luis Muñoz Marín.
A. TRUE
3281. what was their (Britishers) next tar-
get? B. Falso
A. Their next target was the tribals of in- 3285. Which of the following is true about the
dia who lived in deep forests an led a life relationship between China and the U.S in
of self-sufficiency the 1990s-early 2000s?

A. China refused to cooperate in War on A. Because colonialism is still happening

Terror (post 9/11) in some places

B. U.S. was largest foreign holder of Chi- B. Because it’s a historical issue with no
nese Debt impact today
C. China was largest foreign holder of C. Because it continues to affect soci-
U.S. Debt eties and cultures
D. U.S. vastly restricted trade due to Chi- D. Because it’s irrelevant to modern
nese human rights violations global issues
3286. In which year was Edward Said’s Orien- 3291. Which one is NOT one of Magellan’s
talism first published? ships?
A. 1978 A. Leonor
B. Concepcion
B. 1979
C. Trinidad
C. 1980
D. VIctoria
D. 1981
3292. What was the only sign of the Roanoke
3287. The increase in production required the colony that was left behind for later set-
search for new markets to obtain raw ma- tlers and historians to see?
terials. Capitalism did not demand new
spaces in which to invest capital. A. ‘CROATIA’
A. Fals B. ‘KRAKATOA’
C. ‘CROCHET’
B. true
D. ‘CROATOAN’
3288. Jules Verne in world literature is consid-
ered 3293. comes from the latin word imperium
which means ‘to command’
A. The father of science fiction.
A. colonialism
B. A romantic writer.
B. imperialism
C. A writer of Realism.
3294. Were the colonies they acquired at the
D. none of above
end of the 19th century part of the United
3289. What is colonialism? States?
A. when one country starts a war with an- A. YEAH

other B. They did not have colonies
B. when one country or nation takes con- C. They were not incorporated but they
trol of another decided on their policy, defense
C. when one group of people use all of the D. Yes, being part of the 13 colonies.
natural resources
3295. They caused numerous deaths among
D. when one person becomes famous the indigenous people
3290. Why is it important to address the lega- A. The flu and smallpox
cies of colonialism today? B. Agrippina and Virginine.

C. To Fish 3300. The only female king in the colonial east-

D. The Coronavirus ern Nigeria was
A. Eze Chiwendu
3296. It does not have its own government
and is administered by the metropolis B. Ahebi Ugbabe
A. Domain C. Arochukwu
B. Protectorate D. King Amarachi
NARAYAN CHANGDER
C. exploitation colony 3301. American schools opened during 1907 &
D. settlement colony 1908 are
A. Centro Escolar University
3297. Colonialism refers to a policy of domina-
tion, subjugation and exercise of control B. Philippine Normal School
by a powerfulcountry a weaker one. C. University of the Philippines
A. True D. Silliman University
B. False
3302. What can be defined as a “political prac-
3298. Which of the following best describes a tice”?
“closed market” A. An economic policy in which a coun-
A. A grocery store that is closed for the try accumulates riches by exploiting re-
day sources
B. A closed loop of resources, manufac- B. A system in which a state governs it’s
turing, and markets within an empire citizens and individuals co-exist and abide
by state laws
C. A blocked canal or trade route
C. A military strategy into controlling cer-
D. none of above
tain territories for national protection.
3299. What is NOT one of the reasons Euro- D. none of above
peans colonized Pacific islands?
3303. Whose colony was Chile in the 19th cen-
tury?
A. Spain
B. inglaterra
C. France
D. we are already independent
A. To keep from other countries getting 3304. It refers to the province that fully recog-
them and to use them as strategic points nizes Spanish power.*
B. White man’s burden-they felt they had A. RESIDENCE
to help less developed civilizations
B. MAYOR’S DEPARTMENT
C. It was a competition of power and
prestige 3305. Which country held the largest colony in
D. They liked the culture and people of the Africa?
islands A. Germany

B. France 3309. A series of laws set up by British Par-

liament in 1774 to punish Massachusetts
C. Belgium
(and all colonists) for its protests against

D. Great Britian the British; especially the Boston Tea
Party.
3306. During the Ist Phase of the Soviet Revo-
lution there was an attempted tsarist coup A. Unpopular Regulations
d’état led by General Kornilov that was B. Townshend Acts
stopped by C. Intolerable Acts
A. The Red Guard D. Taxable Offenses
B. The Red Army
3310. What is the rural exodus?
C. The Provisional Government A. It is a massive urban-to-rural migra-
D. none of above tion
B. It is a small-scale rural-urban migra-
3307. Which of the following best describes
tion
nationalism?
C. It is a massive rural-to-urban migra-
A. An act of prioritizing the interest of tion
own nation than others.
D. It is a small-scale urban-to-rural mi-
B. Colonize other nations to expand na- gration.
tional territories.
3311. He was considered the worst colonizer
C. Exploitation of resources of other
that Congo could have had.
countries to suffice the needs of the col-
onizers. A. Leopoldo II
D. Imposition of high taxes among the cit- B. Leopoldo I
izens to increase national budget. C. Leopoldo III
3308. What does the following image repre- D. none of above

sent? 3312. This image represents:
A. Mercantilism A. A caricature of the colonial era.

B. Colonialism B. A scene from daily life in the Congo.
C. Democracy C. An African landscape.
D. none of above D. Life in Belgium.

3313. Why was it necessary for small and 3317. Consequences of decolonization in
large states to form the Great Compromise Africa and Asia
while writing the Constitution?
A. Small states wanted more representa-
tion.
B. Large states wanted to vote as a group
in Congress.
NARAYAN CHANGDER
C. All states expected their boundaries to
change due to westward migration.
A. Political instability with frequent coups
D. The populations of small states were d’état.
equal to those of large states if slaves
were counted. B. Increase of democracy.
C. Sustainable development thanks to
3314. Which conquistador conquered the Incan neocolonialism.
empire for Spain?
D. Increased social equality
3318. What were the four causes of imperial-
ism?
C. Christopher Columbus A. Industrial development
D. Hernan Cortes B. Rivalry between countries
3315. Which ship of Magellan turned back to C. Increase in the population of industri-
Spain after a mutiny in Port San Julian? alized countries
A. Concepcion D. Racist and cultural superiority
B. Santiago E. Technological and cultural backward-
ness of colonized countries
C. Saint Anthony
3319. Building new defensive fortifications is
D. Trinidad
an effort made by Daendels in the field
E. Victoria of
3316. The tropical forest in South America is a A. Politics
famous location for what line of latitude? B. Social
C. Economy
D. Security defense
E. Government
3320. Who among the following emerged as a

danger for Paharis?
A. Equator A. Santhal
B. Arctic Circle B. Bhil
C. Prime Meridian C. Gujjar
D. International Date Line D. Bekarwal

3321. Why did Europeans improve roads, build 3324. Which was the only empire that had no
bridges, and put down railroad tracks in possessions in Africa?
their colonies? A. French

A. To obtain raw materials for their indus- B. German
tries C. Belgian
B. Provide high-paying jobs for the D. Netherlands
colonists
3325. In 1877, Viceroy Lytton organized a
C. Impress the colonists with their tech- grand durbar to acknowledge Queen Vic-
nology toria as the Empress of India at’
D. Help missionaries spread the Christian A. Calcutta
religion
B. Delhi
3322. What two nations made an agreement C. Bombay
with the Pope to divide the world between D. Madras
them for colonization?
3326. He became the first Governo-General of
Manila.
A. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
C. Hernan Cortes
3327. Which of the following was a chief eco-
nomic cause for colonization in the Ameri-
cas?
A. Slavery
B. Mercantilism
A. Spain and Portugal C. Industrialization
B. Spain and England D. Plantation system
C. Spain and France 3328. When did the period of European con-
quest of other continents begin?
D. England and France
A. In 1500
E. Portugal and England
B. In 1400
3323. A Positive Consequence of economic im- C. In 1600
perialism is D. In 1700
A. Construction of roads and means of 3329. Tilka Manjhi belonged to this tribe:
transportation
A. The Kols
B. Man to Man Exploitation B. The Bhils
C. Exploitation of Natural Resources C. The munda
D. Import of raw materials D. The Santhals

3330. 3-. What motivations did imperialism C. Policy

fundamentally have? D. Social
A. Political motivations. E. Cultural
B. Economic motivations.
3335. On which 3 continents was the Ottoman
C. Popular motivations. Empire once on?
D. none of above A. Africa
B. Russia
NARAYAN CHANGDER
3331. Why did the Belgians and British want
to control the areas of Central, East, and C. Asia
South Africa? D. Persia
A. Because these areas had the nicest cli- E. Europe
mates and best soil in Africa.
3336. Why was the ideal of equality problem-
B. Because these areas had the nicest na-
atic during the colonial era?
tives in Africa.
C. Because these areas had the
strongest natives in Africa.
D. Because these areas had the least
amount of natives in Africa.
3332. Crossbreeding, in addition to being a ge-

netic crossing, is also a:
A. Evolutionary process
B. Mandatory process A. it only targeted wealthy males
C. Product exchange B. it excluded slaves and women
D. Cultural exchange C. it didn’t include any labor rights
3333. The purpose of forced cultivation by the D. it created different social classes
Dutch government was 3337. Which was the most common rea-
A. Opening job opportunities son why European nations established
colonies?
B. Introducing new plants
A. Economic
C. Increase farmer income
B. Military
D. Make people’s lives easier
C. Social
E. Obtain profits from plants that sell well
in the international market D. Religion
3338. Tsar is the name of the monarch in
3334. The fact that many people emigrate
the
from Latin American countries to come to
Spain is also a consequence of colonialism. A. Russian empire
Specifically, it is a consequence B. Austro-Hungarian Empire
A. Economic C. Turkish-Ottoman Empire
B. Demographic D. none of above

3339. What settlement was established in 3343. When someone moved to the American
Massachusetts in 1620? colonies in the hopes of building a business
that will provide their family with a good

A. Jamestown
life, which founding ideal is being fulfilled?
B. Plymouth
C. Roanoke
D. Maryland
3340. Which was an advantage for the Conti-
nental Army?
A. Rights
B. Equality
C. Opportunity
D. Freedom
3344. The bases of the national language of

the Philippines.
A. Tagalog
A. A strong government with good fund- B. Cebuano
ing
C. Ilokano
B. A larger navy than the British
D. none of above
C. A larger army than the British
D. Knowledge of the terrain 3345. What is a Galleon Trade?
3341. Most of the amendments to the United A. a trading route between Paris and
States Constitution have dealt with Rome
A. expanding the powers of the presi- B. a trading route between London and
dency New York
B. setting immigration restrictions C. a trading route between Acapulco,
C. strengthening the authority of state Mexico and Manila, Philippines
governments
D. a trading route between Tokyo and
D. guaranteeing civil and political rights Sydney
3342. What is the name of the ocean to the
3346. We call the First Phase of World War I
East of Africa?
A. Trench war
A. Indian
B. Atlantic B. War of Attrition
C. Pacific C. Movement War
D. Mediterranean D. None is correct

3347. This photograph is most often associ- C. Women continued to perform only do-
ated with the term mestic duties during the Second Industrial
A. Appeasement Revolution
B. Containment D. Women played a predominant role as
managers in industries during the Second
C. Boycott Industrial Revolution
D. Segregation
3353. The Napoleonic army consisted of
3348. Chinese-Japanese conqueror in the 4th
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. 1, 000 troops
stage of Moro wars
B. 100, 000 troops
A. Koxinga
C. 10, 000 troops
B. That one
D. none of above
3349. The empire which the Moors belonged
to 3354. It was the first Spanish bank that was
established in the Philippines
A. Islamic Empire
A. BANCO ESPANOL FILIPINO ISABEL II
B. Mongolian Empire
B. FILIPINO BANK
C. Roman Empire
C. GOLD BANK
D. African Empire
D. BANK OF MADRID
3350. When a combination of companies con-
trol an industry to reduce competition 3355. How was imperialism connected to race
and religion?
A. monopoly
A. Imperial powers used racial and reli-
B. trust gious beliefs to justify their domination
C. let it happen over colonized peoples
D. patent B. Imperialism was purely based on eco-
nomic interests and had no connection to
3351. England used their economic practice as race or religion
one of their main reasons for controlling
the colonies What was this economic C. Race and religion were entirely ig-
practice called? nored during the imperialist era
A. Dictatorship D. Imperialism led to the eradication of

race and religion from society
B. Supply and Demand
C. Mercantilism 3356. Why is the political turmoil in Central
Asia key European countries’ expansion to
D. Capitalism the other parts of Asia?
3352. What was the role of women during the A. emerging powers searched for new
Second Industrial Revolution? maritime trade routes
A. Women played no role in the Second B. European countries aimed to control
Industrial Revolution the land Silk routes
B. Women began to enter the job mar- C. Central Asia became a target for Eu-
ket in roles such as factory workers and ropean powers to subjugate in 1500s to
clerks in administrative sectors. 1700s

D. none of above A. Colonialism
3357. In 1602, before returned to Indonesia, B. Communism

the Dutch created a trading company to C. Calcification
take Indonesia’s spices. What was the D. Construction
name of the company?
A. EIC 3362. What is settler colonialism?
B. lubricants A. The process by which one country es-

tablishes political and economic control
C. VOC over another country or region
D. OUNCES B. The forced relocation of a group of peo-
ple from one area to another
3358. What were the causes that gave rise to
imperialism? (more than one answer) C. The transfer of power from a colonial
power to an independent state
A. economics interests
D. A type of colonialism in which a foreign
B. need for low-cost raw materials
power settles in and takes control of the
C. desire to help people with weak land, resources, and people of a region
economies
3363. What power does the color pink corre-
D. find new markets where to export your
spond to?
products
E. Desire to show one’s strength and su-
periority to others
3359. First technological inventions of over-

seas travel:
A. Theodolite, dial, precision chronome-
ter
B. Maps, telescope, navigation charts
C. Astrolabe, quadrant and compass.
A. France
D. Portulary, plumb line, magnetized nee-
B. Germany
dle.
C. Italia
3360. Territories such as Algeria or Morocco in D. Spain
West/West Africa were a colony of which
European power? 3364. Lahore gate improvement scheme was
A. France devised in the year 1905.
B. Italia A. true
C. Spain B. false
D. United Kingdom 3365. Feeling of strong pride or unity in one’s

nation.
3361. What is the system of getting colonies
to use their raw materials to make thier A. NATIONALISM
own country stronger? B. BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY

C. EMPIRE C. Neo-colonialism
D. SEPOY REBELLION D. Dependency theory
3366. Which act did the Indian government 3371. What is Salutary Neglect?
pass and when?
A. Policy meant to keep the colonies loyal
A. The Public Distribution Act in 1945 to Britain by not enforcing rules.
B. The Regulating Act of 1773 B. American policy to neglect the rules of
Britain.
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C. The Forest Conservation Act of 1980
D. The Indian Forest Act of 1927 C. The process of neglecting salutary.
D. An economic system that benefits the
3367. Between 1870 and 1914, large colonial mother country at the expense of the
empires of the empire were formed it colony
was the largest of all, followed by the
empire 3372. With the decrease of the indigenous
A. British-French population
B. German-French A. Native languages increased.
C. Germanus-Britannian B. Quechua was imposed
D. British-German C. Native languages were lost
D. Spanish was not important
3368. Where was the Supreme Court estab-
lished by the Regulating Act of 1773? 3373. FILL IN THE BLANK:Christopher Colum-
A. Delhi bus exploited the people of the
Caribbean when he began to colonize their
B. Calcutta
lands in 1492.
C. Bombay
A. colonialism (n)
D. Madras
B. legacy (n)
3369. Portuguese Sailed to Maluku in C. indigenous (adj)
B. 1215
3374. Which argument made by John Locke in-
C. 1521 fluenced Thomas Jefferson in writing the
D. none of above Declaration of Independence?
A. The rights of men should be supported
3370. What is the term used to categorize
over those of women.
the world into core areas with a lot of
wealth and power, periphery areas that B. Monarchy is a bad form of government
send raw materials to the core, and semi- because rulers are not elected.
periphery areas which rely on relation- C. All forms of government destroy hu-
ships with both the core and the periph- man rights and should be abandoned.
ery?
D. Any form of government that sup-
A. World systems theory presses people’s freedoms should be
B. Core-periphery theory overthrown.

3375. What is a country monopoly in the con-

text of colonialism?

A. A situation where a single country has
exclusive control over the trade and re-
sources of a particular colony
B. A policy where multiple countries

share control over a colony’s government
C. A system where colonies are granted

independence from their colonial rulers
A. Karl Marx
D. A practice where colonies are allowed B. Giuseppe Mazzini
to trade freely with any country C. Charles Fourier
D. Louis Blanc
3376. In the 16th century, in the Virginia
and England scenario, which of them can 3379. How did the slave trade impact African
be considered the metropolis or mother- societies?
nation? A. The slave trade had no impact on
African societies.
A. Virginia
B. The slave trade had a devastating im-
B. England pact on African societies, decreasing the
African population; creating an imbalance
in the population
3377. Which of the following was made up of
Europe, Asia, and Africa and is otherwise C. The slave trade led to the liberation of
known as The Eastern Hemisphere? African societies.
D. The slave trade improved the eco-
nomic conditions of African societies.
3380. In which year did the kingdom of Italy
manage to unite with Rome and Venice?
A. 1815
B. 1861
C. 1871
D. 1875
A. The Old World
3381. Who were J. Ferry and C. Rhodes?
B. The Real World A. The Prime Ministers of France and Eng-
land
C. The New World
B. Supporters of the necessity of colonial-
D. The Under World ism from an economic point of view
C. Two scientists
3378. Who is this character? D. Two soldiers

3382. He was tasked to attacked Lamitan now 3386. What type of colony was Bermuda set
part of Baras with the aim of arresting Sul- up to be?
tan Kudarat. A. plantation
A. Miguel Lopez of Legazpi B. settler
B. Esteban Rodriguez de Figueroa C. trading post?
C. Garcia Aldana D. none of above
D. Sebastian Hurtado de Corcuera
NARAYAN CHANGDER
3387. The system of blandongdiensten implies
3383. the external factors of colonialism in In- A. Forced villagers to cut trees as per the
donesia, expect new forest laws
A. The Renaissance B. Exempting villagers from rent if they
B. The development of the heliocentric worked collectively to provide free labour
theory and buffalos for cutting and transporting
timber
C. The Fall of Constantinople
D. Lack of unity 3388. What types of colonial system did the
Dutch apply in the East Indies or Nusan-
3384. Which group was at the top of the social tara?
hierarchy?
A. Direct Rule
B. Indirect Rule
A. Spanish people C. Internal Colonialism
B. Creole D. Surrogate Colonialism
C. Mestizos 3389. What is the estimate of deaths during
D. Indians the Belgian colonization of the Congo?
A. There were no deaths
3385. What does bourgeois mean?
B. No more than 15 million
A. Designates people who profess Islam
and come from North Africa C. More than 20 million
B. The term comes from Burgos D. Less than 1 million.
C. Space controlled by a country with its 3390. What did the mercantile companies in
center of government on another conti- India do to establish their upper hand in
nent trade?
D. None A. Blocked the sea routes

B. Sank the ships of other European 3394. Britishers wanted to smuggle and sell
traders opium to which country?

C. Prevented rival ships from moving A. China
with supplies of good B. Europe
D. All of the above C. Spain
D. England
3391. Refers to a country or area under the
full or partial political control of another 3395. The imperialism
country, typically a distant one, and occu-
pied by settlers from that country.
A. Colony
B. Colonizer
C. Colonization
D. Conqueror
3392. Which country claimed the land colored

orange?
A. It is only produced in the United States
B. It is carried out through private compa-
nies in which an individual discovers and
conquers a territory for his or her own
benefit.
C. It seeks political and economic control
through military force. It has strong na-
tionalist connotations.
D. none of above

A. Spain on the map?
B. England
C. France
D. Netherlands
3393. Which ship of Magellan was able to re-

turn to Spain?
A. Concepcion
B. Santiago
C. Saint Anthony
D. Trinidad
E. Victoria

A. Boston B. capitalism and democracy

B. Jamestown C. revolution and absolutism
C. New York City D. reform and modernization
D. Philadelphia 3401. is also called “commercialism”
3397. This is the way that the author makes A. Mercantile
his or her writing unique and which con- B. Colonialism
veys the author’s attitude, personality,
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C. Mercantilism
and character.
D. Trading
A. Tone
B. Character 3402. Which of these territories was a US
colony?
C. Voice
A. Virgin Islands
D. Mood
B. Mariana Islands
3398. What objects or animals were sent to C. Elizabethan Islands
Europe from the New World (America)?
D. Howland Island
A. Gold, silver, sugar, tobacco
3403. Natural resources that are needed to
B. camels, kangaroos make stuff like clothes, tires, and equip-
C. Horses, pigs ment.
D. wheat, spices, gunpowder A. Raw Materials
B. Textiles
3399. In the Spanish regime, towns were
called C. Capital
A. cities D. Production
B. hamlets 3404. who are anthropologists?
C. pueblos A. a scholar who specialises in studying
D. villages human cultures and societies.
B. British leader
3400. Emperor Meiji promoted what in Japan?
C. zamindars
D. none of above
3405. applying the theory of evolution to soci-
ety, the belief that certain groups of peo-
ple are more advanced than others
A. Social Darwinism
A. isolation and nationalism B. Racism

C. Westernization B. Priest
D. Foreign Dominance C. Missionary

E. Evolutionary Superiority D. Explorer
3406. Why did the French colonialists expand 3411. The co-optation policy encourages Fil-
the processing industry in Vietnam dur- ipinos to accept and cooperate with the
ing the second colonial exploitation (1919- Americans in exchange for peaceful and fa-
1929)? vorable living conditions.
A. Available raw materials and abundant A. True
labor. B. False
B. This is the only economic sector that
3412. Where did large-scale enslavement of
earns a lot of profits.
American Indians persist well into the nine-
C. This is the main economic sector of teenth century?
Vietnam.
A. Eastern United States
D. France invests the most capital in in-
B. Great Lakes region
dustry.
C. Mississippi Valley
3407. How many members that United Nation
D. Western United States
had in 1946?
A. 35 members 3413. Who took over Congo after King
Leopold II?
B. 127 members
A. Great Britain
C. 33 members
B. The people of Congo
D. 124 members
C. Belgium
3408. The global trading of plants, animals, D. France
diseases, and ideas begun after Colum-
bus’s first voyage is known as 3414. Which of the following is a Small fast
A. The Great Exchange ship used for sailing the ocean?
B. The Columbian Exchange A. chromebook
C. The New World Exchange B. astrolabe
D. The American Exchange C. compass

D. caravel
3409. Imperialism develops parallel to another
phenomenon, which one? 3415. Forms of colonial domination
A. World War I
B. I Industrial Revolution
C. II Industrial Revolution
D. World War II
3410. What is a person who spreads their re-

ligious beliefs to others?
A. Dictator

A. Colonies, protectorates and metropoli- 3419. World War I happened due to aggres-
tan territories sive military actions of world powers.
B. National and international A. True
C. Direct and indirect B. False
D. none of above
3420. What are the main European colonial
3416. There was conflict in Africa BEFORE Eu- powers, which created real colonial em-
NARAYAN CHANGDER
rope came because of pires? (there are two)
A. Religion A. Inghilterra
B. Tribal Land Borders B. Germania
C. Economic Issues C. Russia
D. White-sponsored Slavery D. Belgium
3417. French colonialists limited the develop- E. France

ment of heavy industry in Vietnam dur-
ing the second colonial exploitation (1919- 3421. What problem resulted from the cre-
1929) mainly because ation of sugar plantations in Brazil during
the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?
A. Vietnam’s human resources cannot
meet the requirements. A. Indigenous diets changed for the
worse.
B. wants to tie the Vietnamese economy
tightly to the French economy. B. disease spread quickly
C. The small Vietnamese market does not C. Spanish immigrants were evicted from
meet the requirements. their land
D. wants to prioritize investment capital D. A need for workers encouraged expan-
for light industry. sion of slavery.
3418. Indonesia was very attractive for pri- 3422. comes from the latin word colonus
vate entrepreneurs from the Netherlands which means ‘to farm’
in the 20th century. The following are the
factors that encourage private investors A. colonialism
to invest in Indonesia. Choose these 3 B. imperialism
factors
A. Petroleum resources are inex- 3423. American schools opened during 1928:
haustible
B. progress of Dutch industry and trade A. University of Manila
C. Opening of the Suez Canal in Egypt B. Philippine Normal School
D. The trade route is busy with foreign C. Philippine Women’s University
trade
D. Far Eastern University
E. the enactment of the Agrarian Law of
1870 3424. Forms of colonial domination

3428. What is the name of the conflict that

faced the states of the North and the South
in the US?

A. Civil War
B. Algodón Wars
C. War of succession
D. none of above
A. Colonies, protectorates and metropoli- 3429. What theory did Charles Darwin state?
tan territories
B. fiefdoms, reigns, dictatorships
C. Mita, fiefdoms, colonies
D. none of above
3425. What is the definition of imperialism?

A. The control of local politics
B. The acquisition of land and resources A. The classical theory of electromag-
C. The domination and subordination of netism
one state over others B. Pasteurization and the rabies vaccine
D. The settlement of people in an area C. Organized the elements in the periodic
table
3426. One of the consequences of colonialism
is D. Discovered the theory of evolution
A. The crisis of 1929 3430. How the United States viewed its ex-
B. The reconfiguration of territories pansionism
A. There were new advances and techno-
C. nationalism
logical development
D. The caudillism
B. The economy grew as did technologi-
3427. Who was the brother of Atahuallpa? cal developments
C. Thirteen colonies were created in the
United States
D. He benefited from many territories in
northern Mexico.
3431. What is a compact?

A. Huascar ernment functions
B. Huayna Cápac B. Crops that are sold for profit
C. Maybe Cápac C. A contract or agreement
D. none of above D. Farming/growing crops

3432. The Mundus Novus is A. France limits capital investment in the

A. the Age of Discovery agricultural sector.
B. the Treaty of Tordesillas B. Capitalist production methods have

not been introduced by France.
C. the “New World”
C. Feudal production methods are still
D. the Strait of All Saints maintained.
3433. To eliminate the unequal treaties signed D. France does not invest capital, human
resources and new technology.
NARAYAN CHANGDER
with Western countries, what method
does Siam use? 3437. One of the negative consequences of
A. Give Western countries the right to colonialism was:
freedom of movement, trade and com-
merce in Siam.
B. Give Western countries the freedom to
establish military bases on Siamese soil.
C. Cut off the land of Myanmar, Malaysia,
Laos and Cambodia.
D. Taking advantage of the power of A. Destruction of colonized culture
larger countries to intimidate.
B. Racial segregation
3434. Britishers did not want shifting cultiva- C. Submission of the people
tion because it was difficult to control the
D. Wealth of the people
movement of french
A. True 3438. “To sail around the world” =
B. False A. inculmintation
B. circumnavigation
3435. In what year did the Berlin Conference
C. push factors
conclude?
D. completion of travel
3439. A zambo is
A. Mix of mulatto and European
B. Mix of African and indigenous
C. Children of Spaniards who were born
A. 1890 in America
B. 1885 D. Mixture of mestizo and indigenous
C. 1985 3440. Who among the following sent by East

India Company to the court of the Mughal
D. 1895
emperor to secure royal patronage?
3436. After the second colonial exploitation of A. Thomas Roe
the French colonialists in Indochina (1919-
B. Thomas Munro
1929), Vietnam’s economy was basically
still a backward agricultural economy for C. Captain William Hawkins
which of the following reasons? D. None of the above

3441. The idea of Social Darwinism supports B. South Africa and Congo
the attitude that favors
C. Rhodesia and Egypt

A. democracy
D. Togo and Sudan
B. equality
C. civilization 3446. Gender food
D. racism A. culinary transformations
3442. Imperialism corresponds to the period B. racial transformations
of European expansion between 1870 and
1914 in Africa and Asia. One cause of im- C. religious syncretism
perialism is: D. Didactic transformations
A. Spread the gospel
B. Spread science and culture. 3447. Dutch leader who suggest the program
of making highway post along Java island
C. . The search for raw materials and
is called
markets.
D. Promote exploration and adventure A. J.P Coen
trips. B. Herman Willem Daendels
3443. What did the English, American and C. Thomas Standford Raffles
French revolutions want to combat?
D. none of above
A. The capitalism
B. The Empire 3448. Alcaldia mayor’s participation in trade
C. Absolutism in his own province
D. The abuse A. trade pardon
3444. because of abundant spices and abun- B. encomendero

dant wealth. then Indonesia is known as C. visitation
D. pueblo
3449. Towards the end of the 19th century, in-

dustrial and imperialist powers emerged in
the world. As an example of the above, it
is possible to find I) England and France.
II) United States and Germany. III) Spain
A. pearl of the west and China.
B. pearl of the east
A. Only the
C. paradise land
B. Only II
D. milk pool and heaven
C. Solo III
3445. By 1914, the only independent states in
Africa were- D. I and II
A. Liberia and Ethiopia E. I, II and III

3450. What was mercantilism? 3454. Which European nation had the largest
A. In the intervention of the state in colony in South East Asia in the region
the economy and in the accumulation of known as the East Indies, now known as
wealth (precious metals). Indonesia?
A. Britain
B. In the Non-intervention of the state in
the economy and the favoring of planta- B. Germany
tions. C. Holland / The Netherlands
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C. In the intervention of the state in the D. Spain
economy and in the export of fine wood. E. France
D. In the buying and selling of goods to
other kingdoms. 3455. the process of exerting control over an-
other weaker country or territory or peo-
3451. Why did the Indians oppose the Rowlatt ple group, by occupying it and exploiting it
Act? economically.
A. COLONIALISM
B. Mercantilism
C. Industrialization
D. Capitalism
E. Imperialism
3456. Who was the queen of England with her
‘Second Longest Reign’?
A. It introduced the Salt Law.
A. Queen Victoria I
B. It increased taxes on land B. Queen Elizabeth II
C. It gave the British the power to arrest C. Begum Hazrat Mahal
and detain a person without a trial
D. It put a ban on the Congress party.
3457. Economic fact that promoted coloniza-
3452. Which of the following are ways people tion in Asia and Africa
modify the physical environment? A. Agricultural revolution
A. creating terraced fields for food crops B. Industrial Revolution
B. building reservoirs to store fresh wa- C. Mexican Revolution
ter
D. First World War
C. building highway bridges over water-
ways 3458. Which of the following is not an exam-
ple of the categories of British colony is
D. all of the above West Africa? WAEC (2004) K
3453. The Foraker Act granted American citi- A. Trust territory
zenship to Puerto Ricans. B. Crown colony
A. TRUE C. Protectorate
B. Falso D. Imperial boundary

3459. We know that Christopher Columbus of the following have similar forms in all
left the port of Palos in 1492. But what three countries EXCEPT:
consequences did his trip have?

A. forms of language
A. Enslave the American settlers, just as
the Portuguese did with the Africans B. forms of government
B. The Spaniards sought social advance- C. forms of religion
ment
D. economic forms
C. None is correct
D. none of above 3465. Postcolonial writers discuss the issues
of:Penulis Pascakolonial berbincang ten-
3460. ELIGE LA SEMEJANZA ENTRE COLO- tang isu:1) Life under colonization2) Sense
NIALISMOE IMPERIALISMO of national identity3) The dynamics of
A. They care about the well-being of the power4) Race
colonies. A. All options
B. The powers export raw materials for
B. option 1 and 2
industries.
C. They imply domination C. option 1 and 4
D. none of above D. option 1and 3
3461. What is infrastructure? 3466. Pay attention to the following informa-

A. Helps a society function, like roads and tion! 1. Local in nature 2. National in
power plants nature 3. Physical resistance 4. Led by a
B. Ability to control your own territory charismatic leader 5. Spearheaded by edu-
cated people 6. Easily divided From this in-
C. Goods sent to another country formation, which of the following is a char-
D. Goods brought into your country acteristic of popular resistance before the
existence of national consciousness
3462. Where did Gandhi study to be a lawyer?
A. 1, 2, 3, 4
A. India
B. South Africa B. 1, 3, 4, 5
C. America C. 2, 4, 5, 6
D. Britain D. 1, 3, 4, 6
3463. Who introduced subsidiary Alliance? E. 2, 3, 4, 5

A. John Shore
3467. What is democracy?
B. Lord Wellesley
A. A system of government in which the
C. Warren Hastings
people have power/have a say
B. Crops that are sold for profit
3464. Colonization in North America has re-
sulted in many common cultural traits
among Mexico, the US and Canada. All D. Farming/growing crops

3468. (1754-1763) fought in the colonies be- D. Establishment of dictatorial regimes

tween the English and the French for pos-
session of the Ohio River Valley area. The 3472. With the Cerrato Reforms the encomien-
English (Brittain) won making them the das became hereditary
dominant power in North America at that A. FALSE
time. B. TRUE
A. English Revolutionary War
3473. The period known as Pre-colonization
B. 8 years War in Portuguese America in the 16th cen-
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C. French and Indian War tury can be characterized by the following
points, EXCEPT:
D. Civil War
A. The discovery of precious metals, par-
3469. After obtaining independence, what ticularly silver and diamonds in the Ama-
challenge did Asian countries face? zon region
A. “Forming a government and develop- B. The setting up of trading posts, where
ing an economy” commercial exchanges were carried out
B. “Maintaining colonial ties” between Portuguese navigators and the
indigenous peoples of Brazil
C. “Expanding their military power”
C. The use of indigenous labor for the
D. “Overcoming religious conflicts” exploitation of wood, particularly Brazil-
E. ” wood
3470. What was the legal status of slaves in D. none of above
the United States? 3474. The most powerful European country in
the world during the 19th century.
A. USA
B. France
C. England
D. Mexico
3475. The forced removal or departure of peo-
ple from their homeland
A. Displacement
A. citizen B. Charter
B. property C. Doctrine
C. dependents D. Lord’s Proprietors
D. immigrants 3476. www
3471. A generality of colonization processes A. Asian continent.
is: B. American continent.
A. Respect for human rights C. European continent.
B. Respect for democracy D. African continent.
C. Human Rights Violation E. England.

3477. This is the theory that a nation’s power D. Through various forms of resistance
comes from selling more products than it and rebellion
buys, and that colonies only exit to in-

crease the wealth of their mother country 3482. What did the Incas create to hold their
empire together?
A. middle passage
A. a network of roads
B. mercantilism
B. a central market
C. colony
C. a school for sons of commoners
D. mother country
D. a flock of trained pigeons
3478. Horses are from the
3483. What wealth was fundamental to start
the industrialization process?
A. mineral deposits
B. powerful fleet
C. stable government
D. colonial empire
A. New World 3484. European power that focused especially

B. Old World on India
A. France
3479. According to Nationalism in Europe, in
which century was there much technologi- B. Japan
cal and economic progress? C. Britain
A. XVII century D. Germany
B. XIX century
3485. BUCHANON IS OFFICIAL IN
C. Century XVIII
A. ENGLAND
D. Twentieth century
B. FRANCE
3480. Which territories were mainly occupied C. PORTUGAL
by the Spanish in the sixteenth century?
D. NONE OF THESE
A. China and the Philippines
3486. Where would you expect to find most of
B. Mexico and Peru
the large urban centers in North America?
C. Indonesia and Japan
A. Mexico and Canada
D. Brazil and India
B. United States and Brazil
3481. Resistance to Colonialism:How did col- C. along the Atlantic coast
onized people often respond to colonial
rule? D. United States and Mexico
A. By adopting the colonizer’s culture 3487. What was the first country to colonize
B. Through peaceful assimilation other countries?
C. By forming political alliances with A. Great Britain

other colonies B. Spain

C. Portugal C. No type
D. The Netherlands D. none of above
3488. Which of the following rebellions was 3493. Chile was seen as a poor colony mainly
focused on fighting against foreigners because:
and Catholic missionaries who infiltrated A. It didn’t have enough income.
China?
B. It was constantly at war.
A. The Nian Rebellion (1853-1868)
C. It had a big population so the money
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B. The Muslim Rebellion (1855-1873) the country had wasn’t enough.
C. The Taiping Rebellion (1850-1864) D. none of above
D. The Boxer Rebellion (1898-1901) 3494. How have they tried to justify Colonial-
3489. What type of colony is Somalia for ism?
Italy? A. As the natural imposition of the weak-
A. Protectorate est on the strongest
B. It had no metropolis B. As a way to respect the identity of col-
onized peoples
C. Concession
C. As an equitable exchange between cul-
D. Domain tures
3490. Why is it important to know the details D. As a supposed racial superiority
of the Boer War?
3495. The raft of the jellyfish is a painting of
A. To find out when the war and the at-
A. Géricault
tacks on a British fort started.
B. Renoir
B. To know how it was carried out.
C. Goya
C. To learn more about the topic and be
more informed. D. Manet
D. none of above 3496. the theory in which the wealth of a na-
tion is measured by the amount of gold and
3491. Expression that refers to both the com- silver that it possesses.
munity and group of Hispanic peoples and
the group of linguistic and cultural charac- A. COLONIALISM
teristics that they share with each other. B. Mercantilism
The key concept is: C. Industrialization
A. CULTURE D. Capitalism
B. LA HISPANIDAD E. Imperialism
C. THE IDIOSYNCRASY
3497. Which of the following was a manufac-
D. DIVERSITY turing town?
3492. What type of Colonialism are carried out A. Madurai
by the Powers today? B. Dacca
A. Formal Colonialism C. Agra
B. Informal Colonialism D. Surat

3498. What is colonizing? 3502. Brahmo Samaj was founded by

A. Action of expanding and establishing a A. Dayananda Saraswathi

holding relationship in which two compo-
nents participate. B. Derotion
B. Action of founding a colony with blocks C. David Hare
and houses in an orderly manner.
D. Raja Ram Mohan Roy
C. Action of founding a colony on another
planet.
3503. Indicate the option that completes
the word order of the following state-
3499. THE HUGE GROWTH IN EUROPEAN ment:During the first half of the 19th cen-
PRODUCTION PUSHED STATES TO LOOK tury, Latin American countries maintained
FOR NEW MARKETS, TO DO SO THEY FO- constant political instability and great
CUSED THEIR INTEREST ON: England and France took advantage of this
situation to invest money in the region,
A. AFRICA-OCEANIA-ASIA
control mining production, raw materials
B. AMERICA-ANTARCTIC-ASIA and obtain
C. OCEANIA-ASIA-ANTARCTICA
A. Economic deficit-Production
D. GREENLAND-ANTARCTICA-AFRICA
B. Cheap labor-Economic deficit
3500. Oriented towards self-consumption,
barter and artisanal production. They C. Economic deficit-Cheap labor
were forced to buy products from the
D. none of above
metropolis, in addition to being enslaved
on plantations, mines, roads and railways.
3504. What’s the term for making people
adopt your culture, either by force or
choice?
A. Multiculturalism
B. Eurocentrism
C. Assimilation
A. Demographic D. Globalization
B. Economic
C. Political-Social 3505. The major difference between Inden-
tured Servitude and Slavery is
D. Military
A. Indentured Servitude is only for a fixed
3501. Which group benefited the most from number of years
Mercantilism?
A. The colonies B. Slavery attracted too many people
B. Africa C. Slavery was for those who wanted to
C. England come to America
D. none of above D. Indentured Servitiude was for life

3506. France, which at that time controlled the 3510. (i) Which group of cities was recognized
Netherlands, sent Daendels as the new as Presidency cities?
Governor General, Deandles’ main task A. Bombay, Orissa, and Calcutta
was
B. Bombay, Madras, and Visakhapatnam
A. build a postal highway stretching from
C. Bombay, Madras, and Calcutta
Anyer-Panarukan
D. Madras, Rajasthan, and Calcutta
B. opened a hospital and built a fort in the
northern part of Java Island
NARAYAN CHANGDER
3511. An astronomical instrument used to
C. build weapons factories for various measure the altitude of the sun or start
types of weapons from the horizon to determine the distance
of latitude from the equator.
D. established a military training center
A. Astrolabe
by recruiting many native youths
B. caravel
E. Defending Java from British invasion
and control C. Compass
D. none of above
3507. What is cultural superiority?
3512. Colonialism focused on
A. The belief that one’s culture is better
than others A. Africa
B. The belief that culture is the most im- B. America

portant part of society C. Europa
C. The belief that one’s culture is worse D. none of above
than others
3513. What explorer sailed in 1492 from
D. a genre of music Spain to look for trade routes to China and
India and established the Spanish Empire in
3508. What was the name of the peace by North America?
which Spain ceded Cuba, the Philippines,
A. Michael Jordan
Puerto Rico and Guam to the United
States? B. Hernando de Soto
A. Peace of Paris C. Christopher Columbus
B. New York Peace D. Hernan Cortez
C. Peace of Amiens 3514. But the first successful English colony in

America was the Colony of ?
D. Reinsurance Treaty
A. Connecticut
3509. Where did the Industrial Revolution be- B. Delaware
gin?
C. Virginia
A. Germany D. Plymouth
B. France
3515. Based on the Saragosa agreement,
C. Great Britain which country should leave Mollucas?
D. United States A. Spain

B. Portuguese C. Traditional forestry

C. Great Britain D. Community forestry

D. none of above 3520. Who is the author of The Location of Cul-
3516. The United States purchase of the ture?
Louisiana Territory in 1803 was geograph- A. Homi a. Bhava
ically important because it
B. Gayatri Chakraborty Spivak
C. Edward Said
D. Bill Ashcroft
3521. Who are the natives”?

A. The native people of a place
B. People who migrate to another place
A. assured sole ownership of the Great C. mixed race people
Lakes
D. People who live in Latin America
B. ended Spanish control of the South-
west 3522. The so-called “Revolution of 1905” be-
gins with a Demonstration whose repres-
C. provided full access to the Mississippi
sion is known as
River
A. The Great Repression
D. allowed completion of the fi rst rail-
road in California B. bloody sunday
3517. Which European nation took control of C. The attack on the Winter Palace
the Congo? D. none of above
A. Britain 3523. kept their colonies from fighting
B. Belgium back by encouraging conflict between eth-
C. Portugal nic groups. This meant they wanted the
people to fight over their differences like
D. France tribes, beliefs, skin color, etc.
3518. The subjecting power is considered an
empire and the subject nations are part of
its area of influence.
A. Colonialism
B. Imperialism
3519. What term is used for a system of cut- A. Germany

ting trees controlled by the forest depart-
ment, where one type of tree is planted in B. Spain
straight rows, replacing natural forests? C. United States
A. Plantation forestry D. Britain
B. Scientific forestry E. France

3524. Imperialism is control of C. “The Man of the People”

A. drinking water D. “The Immortal”
B. foreign lands 3529. Why did Europe build colonies in Africa?
C. powerful weapons
D. religious belief
3525. Who is Christopher Columbus?
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A. The first known European to land on
the shores of Africa
B. The first known European to land on
the shores of Europe
C. The first known European to land on
the shores of Asia
A. For the slaves
D. The first known European to land on
B. For the land
the shores of America
C. For the vast resources
D. For oil
3530. What phenomenon happened in Europe

that was responsible behind the birth of
capitalism?
A. crusades
B. silk trade
C. American revolution
D. industrial revolution
A. South Africa 3531. What was the social impact of the Sec-
B. Egypt ond Industrial Revolution?
C. Nigeria A. Decrease in unemployment
D. Chad B. Changes in working conditions, urban-
ization and the working class
3527. Which of the following is a commercial C. Increased economic well-being for all
crop?
D. Improvement of environmental condi-
A. Rice tions
B. Wheat
3532. During which time period did the Age of
C. Cotton Imperialism occur?
D. Corn A. 15th to 19th centuries
3528. What does the name “Stalin” mean B. Late 20th to early 21st century
A. “The greatest” C. 19th and early 20th century
B. “The Man of Steel” D. Late 17th to early 18th century

3533. Strait of Magellan B. america

A. the strait between the English Chan- C. oceania

nel and the North Sea; shortest distance
between England and the European conti- D. antarctic
nent.
3537. How did most settlers in the Southern
B. strait between Taiwan and Luzon is- Colonies make their living?
land of the Philippines.
A. Farming
C. channel connecting the Mediterranean
Sea with the Atlantic Ocean, lying be- B. Manufacturing
tween southernmost Spain and northwest-
ernmost Africa. C. Fishing
D. a passagewayin the area between D. Trade

what isnow Chile and Tierrra delFeugo
3538. What was one of the objectives of the
3534. Surrounded by French and Continental Spanish in the new world?
armies, a large British army surrendered
here. A. economic exploitation
B. search for slaves
C. find wives
D. Social relations
3539. What is nation?

A. Group of people who form a town and
are united by a culture, a historical legacy,
A. Saratoga the desire to continue a tradition and in-
habit the same territory
B. Yorktown
B. Rule or norm established by a higher
C. Bunker Hill
authority to regulate some aspect of so-
D. Lexington and Concord cial relations.
3535. During the February Revolution of C. Social community with a common polit-
1917, a “duality of powers” was estab- ical organization and its own territory and
lished between governing bodies
A. Kerensky and Prince Lvov D. Corporation or group of people made
B. The Mensheviks and the Bolsheviks up of a mayor or mayor and several coun-
cilors
C. The Provisional Government and the
Soviets
3540. There were seven stages of the Moro
D. None is correct Wars, the series of conflicts between the
Spaniards and Muslims.
3536. What continent was not colonized by Eu-
ropeans in the 19th century? A. FACT
A. africa B. BLUFF

3541. For what reason did the US imperialize?
A. loaning money to monopolies

B. prohibiting foreign investment in
United States businesses
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C. reducing tariffs on foreign imports
A. to gain raw materials for industry
D. providing for a stable currency
B. to create military bases around the
globe 3545. What happened to the first English
colony of Roanoke?
C. to develop markets to sell goods
A. Roanoake disappeared
D. all of these
B. Roanoake was successful
3542. Which theory explains the long history C. They went back to England
of extraction between a colony and its D. They joined the local Indian tribe
colonizer, creating an economic situation
that’s difficult to pull out of? 3546. Where did Belgium colonize?
A. World systems theory

B. Marxist theory
C. Dependency theory
D. Neo-colonialism
3543. Who built the Agra Fort?
A. South Africa
B. Nigeria
C. Congo
A. Shajahan D. They didn’t take part
B. Akbar
3547. From what year did geographical expe-
C. Humayun ditions begin to take place?
D. Aurangzeb A. 1850
B. 1820
3544. Alexander Hamilton believed that cre-
ation of the Bank of the United States C. 1870
would help the nation’s economy by D. 1880

3548. Characteristic of the East Indian and A. True

West Indian companies B. False

A. It was beneficial for their economic
growth since they had a great example of 3553. In the third Bismarckian system the
trade. Triple Alliance was consolidated, but what
was the name of the agreement reached
B. Due to its large companies it allowed with Russia?
better routes for trade to be opened.
A. Atlantic treaty
C. They negotiated a lot with the Euro-
B. Triple Entente
pean powers
C. Reinsurance Treaty
D. Among the main products they traded
were pepper, silk, tea and fuel. D. The Great Alliance
3549. Only one ship, the Victoria, was able 3554. Which of the following items from the
toreturn to Spain, under the command Columbian Exchange had the greatest im-
of It crossed theIndian Ocean and pact on the American Indians and helped
the Cape of Good Hopeuntil it arrived in them the most?
Seville, Spain onSeptember 22, 1521. A. Corn
A. Juan Sebastian del Cano B. Gold
B. Antonio Pigafetta C. Horses
C. Miguel Lopez of Legazpi D. Bananas
D. Ferdinand Magellan 3555. The Kol rebellion took place between
3550. a sphere of influence was an area of a these years:
country in which a foreign nation had A. 1831-33
A. class systems B. 1833-34
B. total control C. 1841-42
C. special trading rights D. 1862-63
D. codes of law 3556. Moluccas, Indonesian Maluku, also
known as Spice Islands, Indonesian islands
3551. What is the Columbian Exchange?
of the Malay Archipelago, lying between
A. The exchange of plants, animals, peo- the islands of Celebes to the west and New
ple, and diseases between the “Old” and Guinea to the east. What are the spices
“New” Worlds found in here.
B. The exchange of land in exchange for A. nutmeg
support for the Spanish colonizers
B. cinnamon
C. The process whereby the Spanish
C. mace
were able to conquer the native peoples
during the period of colonization D. cloves
D. none of above 3557. What were the types of nationalism?
3552. Today, much of the Mumbai metropoli- A. Own entity and Conservator.
tan area is built on reclaimed land. B. Liberal and Conservative.

C. Liberal socialism. B. Marriage between Isabel I and Fer-

D. Conservative sentiment. nando II.
C. Strengthening Aragon through com-
3558. Which European power had a particu- mercial control of the Mediterranean.
larly brutal colonial rule in the Congo?
D. Religion as a unifying element of the
A. Britain
Iberian Peninsula.
B. France
3563. During which century did the second
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C. Belgium
wave of colonial expansion occur?
D. Germany
A. 19th century
3559. On sugar cane plantations, the Por- B. 15th century
tuguese used labor
C. 16th century
A. Enslaved indigenous people.
D. 18th century
B. Enslaved colonists.
C. Enslaved Africans. 3564. Everyone on the island joined the cry for
D. Indigenous and enslaved Africans. independence of the Grito de Lares.
A. TRUE
3560. At the beginning of the 20th century
the Netherlands faced war in Europe which B. Falso
caused huge financial losses. The Dutch
3565. What were the motivations for colonial-
way to cover these losses is
ism?
A. sell land to private parties
A. God, Gold, and Glory
B. abolish trade monopoly policies
B. Power, Wealth, and Control
C. increase land tax and building tax
C. Freedom, Equality, and Justice
D. increasing exports of tea, coffee,
sugar cane crops D. Love, Peace, and Happiness
E. mentality of VOC-owned companies to 3566. The age of exploration began between
other European nations the centuries.
3561. (S) The region in Africa discovered by A. 09th-10th
Bartholomeus Diaz while searching for In-
B. 20th and 21st
dia was called
C. 13th and 14th
A. Strait of Magellan
B. Cape of Good Hope D. 17th anf 18th
C. American continent 3567. To justify atrocities, it has been men-

D. Tanjung Verde tioned that colonialism has a
E. Island of Guam A. religious
B. cultural
3562. Main factors (in plural) for the consoli-
dation of the Spanish kingdom. C. civilizing
A. All of the above. D. idyllic

3568. What was the purpose of the Berlin Con- 3573. Religious refugees were coming from
ference of 1884 and 1885?

A. It was to establish ground rules for col-
onizing Africa.
B. It was meant to be a check on King
Leopold’s activities.
3569. After Gandhi called off the indepen-

dence movement in 1922, why was he ar-
rested by the British? A. The New World
A. Inciting violence B. The Old World
B. Unlawful protests
3574. Besides producing cash crops, how else
C. Robbing British businesses did India serve British economic needs?
D. Treason A. India was a huge market of 300 million
consumers.
3570. Gandhi’s activity in this photograph is a
B. India is a large nation for factory work.
reaction to
A. British imperialism of India 3575. Where did the British troops in the First
Opium War deployed from?
B. Russia’s invasion of South Asia
A. Britain
C. India’s nonalignment during the Cold
War B. India
C. Africa
D. South Asian famines
D. Hong Kong
3571. During the second colonial exploitation
in Indochina (1919-1929), the French colo- 3576. The first VOC Governor General was
nialists advocated investing in the agricul-
tural sector to A. J.P Coen
A. create equal development among eco- B. Pieter Both
nomic regions. C. Van Den Bosch
B. meet the needs of the national econ- D. Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt
omy.
C. make the colonial economy develop 3577. A group of people from the same coun-
balance. try living in a far away territory.
D. abolish feudal production methods.
3572. Professionally, Buchanan was a/an

A. archaeologist.
B. physician.
C. philosopher.
D. viceroy. A. empire

B. colony D. LA ESPOSA DE WILL SMITH CON EL

C. settlement DOCUMENTAL DE CLEOPATRA
D. habitation 3582. The western nation who first arrived in
the archipelago and then monopolized the
3578. All:Which document is the most emotion- spice trade in Maluku, namely
ally AGAINST colonialism?
A. French
A. Document 4
B. Dutch
B. Document 6
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C. English
C. Document 7
D. Spanish
D. none of above
E. Portuguese
3579. Gandhi believed in protests.
3583. Indonesia received influence:
A. dutch
B. french
C. Spanish
D. English
3584. Damin-i-Koh was the area demarcated

for the tribe.
A. To
A. violent B. Santhal
B. long C. Munda
C. peaceful D. Junto
D. short 3585. Which one cooperated with the
3580. With what territory did Spain expand Spaniards in order to try to get rid of
its domains in the 19th century? the other?
A. Equatorial Guinea A. It’s foggy
B. Taiwan B. Lapulapu
C. Filipinas 3586. The is a form of literature in which
D. Indochina fantasy is presented as normal.
A. real realism
3581. WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF A COLONIAL-
IST PERSON B. fantastic realism
A. A SPANIARD WHO CAME AND COLO- C. the real magic
NIZED AMERICA D. normal realism
B. A TEACHER OF TRADITIONAL VALUES
FOR 30 YEARS 3587. The Mayflower Compact stated
C. A RECENTLY GRADUATED TEACHER A. all laws should be equal and just

WITH TRADITIONAL VALUES B. kings have divine right to rule

C. government authority rested with the C. Britain and Japan

people
D. United States and Japan

D. dictatorships are effective
3594. European countries made furniture using
3588. An area of land, often large in size and
wood from the colonies. They would then
without respect to certain political bound-
the furniture back to the colonies.
aries.
A. Region A. give
B. Section B. donate
C. State C. buy
D. Nation D. sell
3589. The first Spanish who colonized the 3595. One of the new points of the second
Philippines colonial exploitation (1919-1929) com-
A. Magellan pared to the first colonial exploitation
B. Legazpi (1897-1914) of the French colonialists in
Indochina is
C. Villalobos
A. The mining sector receives the most in-
D. Philip II
vestment.
3590. It was above all the farmers who gave B. The industrial sector receives the most
rise to the great migration investment.
A. vero
C. France invests capital on a large scale
B. false and at a fast pace.
3591. Which one is not the motivation of colo- D. The transportation sector receives the
nialism (3G)? most investment.
A. God
3596. When did Magellan reach the Philip-
B. Glory pines?
C. Greatness A. March 1, 1520
D. Gold
B. March 16, 1521
3592. were an elite guard of Ottoman sol- C. March 6, 1521
diers.
D. March 16, 1522
A. rice
B. ulema 3597. Identify the empire that conquered much
C. passover of America.
D. janissaries A. Portuguese Empire
3593. Who fought in the Sino-Japanese War? B. Spanish Empire
A. China and Japan C. British Empire

B. Russia and Japan D. Austro-Hungarian Empire

3598. This list includes rights that are consid- C. A belief in the superiority of the colo-
ered nizers’ culture and values.
D. A longing for stricter colonial control
over local affairs.
3602. What is the difference between imperi-

alism and colonialism?
A. They have different definitions within
A. transferable
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geography and other disciplines
B. legislated
B. They are completely interchangeable
C. unalienable terms
D. inherited C. They both refer to the same historical
events
3599. What was the 20th century character-
ized by? D. Imperialism is a more modern term
than colonialism
A. For the consolidation of scientific ad-
vances and growing technological devel- 3603. It is the main duty of a cabeza de
opment barangay.
B. Through new means of communication A. to aid the gobernadorcillo in collecting
C. For agriculture taxes
D. For the human losses B. to enforce national laws
C. to organize community events
3600. Related to science and used in everyday
life to make work easier. D. to be the treasurer of the barangay
3604. What was a major medical innovation

of this period?
A. Vaccinations
B. Antibiotic
C. Tachipirina
D. Penicillin
A. Technological
3605. At the end of the 19th century-the 20th
B. Political century, the Philippines was a colony
C. Factor A. Spain
D. Economic B. Netherlands
3601. What sentiment among colonized peo- C. America
ple led to a desire to seek independence D. France
from their colonizers?
A. A yearning for self-determination and 3606. Timbuktu is famous as a great center of
freedom from foreign rule. Muslim learning from Islam’s Golden Age.
B. A desire for continued economic sup- A. True

port from the colonizers. B. False

3607. What is the term for farming only C. France

enough for your own family? D. Portugal

A. Subsistence Farming
3613. She was best known as the composer of
B. Big Crops La Flor de Manila
C. Cash Crops A. Juan Felipe
D. Family Farming B. Manuel Blanco
3608. System of large tracts of land with a C. Graciano Lopez Jaena
single owner (or proprietor). D. Dolores Paterno
A. colony (colonialism) 3614. Diego de Almagro, a Spanish conquista-
B. latifundio (landlordism) dor, tried to conquer Chile but he failed be-
C. commune (communism) cause of:
D. vegetables (vegetarianism) A. the difficult route he chose.

B. the hostile native population.
3609. What agreement was responsible in di-
C. the poorness of the land.
viding the world for SPain and Portugal to
explore? D. he didn’t fail.
A. Treaty of Paris 3615. The following characteristics best define
B. Treaty of Tordesiilas which type of colonialism? “This type
of colonialism differed from other types
C. Treaty of Versailles
in Africa in that a significant number of
D. Treaty of Hague immigrants from Europe settled in these
colonies.”
3610. When a stronger country takes over a
weaker country. A. Economic Companies
A. Nationalism B. Direct Rule
B. Imperialism C. Indirect Rule
C. Militarism D. Settler Rule

E. All of the above
D. Alliance System
3616. Why did the Quakers settle in Pennsyl-
3611. Which political groups will split over
vania?
their differences in the FIRST interna-
tional? A. Quakers were allowed to practice their
religion freely and without persecution.
A. Communists and Fascists
B. The British king granted land to Quaker
B. Nationalists and anarchists settlers in repayment of a debt owed to
C. Bourgeois and proletarians them.
D. Anarchists and communists C. A storm caused Quakers arriving by
ship to be blown off course and arrive
3612. Which 2 European countries first colo- toPennsylvania by a navigation error
nized North America
D. No other colony would accept Quaker
A. England settlers because many considered them
B. Spain separatistsfrom the Anglican Church.

3617. This Frenchmen explored the St. 3622. Which country controlled the Louisiana
Lawrence River and most of Eastern territory in North America?
Canada, including Montreal.
A. Spain
A. Jacques Cartier
B. Britain
B. Vasco da Gama
C. France
C. Henry Hudson
D. Holland
D. Bartholomeu Dias
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3623. Which one includes Fransiscus Xavier
3618. The “Quit India” movement called for (1550) A priest who was in Maluku for
one year
A. Immediate independence
B. Voting rights
A.
C. Increased travel rights
D. Religious equality
3619. What current countries were colonized

by France?
A. Nigeria B.
B. Algeria
C. Cameroon
D. Tunisia
E. french west africa
C.
3620. Who wrote the book The Empire Writes
Back:Theory and Practice in Post-Colonial
Literatures?
A. Bill Ashcroft
D.
B. Gareth Griffiths and Helen Tiffin
C. Both 1 and 2 Above
3624. Which one is not the example of tech-
D. None of These nology that the host countries invested to
3621. The Green part is the their colonies?
A. weapons
B. transportation
C. gadget
D. agricultural instruments
3625. STOVIA is a medical school built by the

A. New World Dutch colonial government for students in
B. Old World Indonesia. The abbreviation for STOVIA is

A. School For Training For Natives Aard- B. Colonialism

vark
C. Capitalism

B. School for training of Inlandsch
Artschool D. none of above
C. School for the Training of Native Doc-
3631. What territory was not a French
tors
colony?
D. School for training for native doctors
A. Tahiti
E. School For Training Of Inlander Armee
B. Algeria
3626. Why were European countries inter-
ested in colonizing Africa during the Age C. Miquelon
of Imperialism?
D. Libya
A. They wanted Africa’s natural re-
sources 3632. What is salutary neglect?
B. They wanted land to develop new
types of ships
C. They wanted to create a perfect soci-
ety
D. They wanted to learn new languages
3627. any native who became Christian is

called
A. The king and parliament allow the
A. priest colonists to govern themselves as long as
B. indian / natural indians they are making money for the mother
country.
3628. Which country commercially blocked
France? B. England ignores the 13 colonies be-
A. Britain cause they were too busy with other
things.
B. Germany
C. The colonies ignore the King’s rules.
C. There was no blockage
D. Spain D. Allows the King and Parliament to tax
the colonies whenever and however much
3629. Who was the leader of the Incas? they want.
A. Atahualpa
3633. One cause of imperialism is:
B. Pizarro
C. Bartolome de las Casas A. The search for raw materials and mar-
kets.
D. Cortes
B. Spread science and culture.
3630. Political and economic system by which
a foreign state dominates and exploits a C. Spread the gospel.
colony D. Promote exploration and adventure
A. Bourgeoisie trips.

3634. What was the main cause of the Arab- 3639. What is indirect imperialism?
Israeli conflicts from 1948 to 1973? A. Controlling a colony through local offi-
A. Religious extremism by Islamic funda- cials.
mentalism and Orthodox Judaism B. Promoting peace and diplomacy
B. Competition between Arab socialism through international organizations
and Israeli capitalism C. Leaving a colony for good
C. Arab nationalism and Jewish national- D. Direct military invasion and occupation
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ism
D. Israeli technology and Saudi-Arabian 3640. Why were the Dutch expelled by the
economic goals Bantenese people in Indonesia?
A. The Dutch were good at trading spices
3635. The armed revolutionary movement on in Indonesia
the island proclaimed the independence of
B. The attitude of the Dutch people is
Puerto Rico.
liked by the people of Banten
A. TRUE
C. The Dutch attitude was greedy and
B. Falso rude towards the Indonesian people
3636. TRUE OR FALSE:During the Second In- D. The attitude of the Dutch who led their
dustrial Revolution, the emergence of new group well
energy sources also facilitated the emer- 3641. What empire did Hernan Cortes destroy
gence of new industries such as steel. in 1519?
A. TRUE A. Aztec
B. Falso B. Incan
3637. The practice of acquiring political control C. Mayan
over another country, occupying it with D. Roman
settlers, and exploiting it economically is
called 3642. The second industrial revolution
lasts
A. Patriotism
A. Dl 1750 to 1836
B. Colonialism
B. DL 1750 L 1945
C. Behaviorism
C. Dl 1850 to 1945
D. Socialism
D. Dl 1850 to 1900
3638. Document 3:According to the author, E. DL 1750 to 1900
what main value that was taken from
the colonized people had the most signif- 3643. Which country established one of its
icance? most profitable colonies in North America?
A. language A. France
B. freedom B. Britain
C. money C. Spain
D. none of above D. Holland

3644. The northern region of the Netherlands 3648. Under the Devshirme System, male chil-
declared their independence in 1581 AD. dren of what type of conquered territories
Its name was the were trained and educated so they could

fight in Suleyman’s army later?
A. Habsburg Netherlands
A. Christian
B. Dutch Republic
B. Jewish
C. Batavian Republic C. Muslim
D. Kingdom of Netherlands D. Hindu
3645. Which was NOT a European country that 3649. Which of the following was NOT a fili-
colonized Africa in the 19th century? buster during the Mexican National era?
A. France A. Stephen F. Austin
B. Great Britain B. Augustus Magee
C. Portugal C. Philip Nolan
D. Poland D. James Wilkinson
3646. How did John Smith help Jamestown 3650. The lyrics of the National Anthem of
colony survive? Puerto Rico that we know today were
written in 1877 by Lola Rodriguez de Tió.
A. He chose the best piece of land to set-
A. TRUE
tle on.
B. Falso
B. He made a rule that required all
colonists to work if they wanted to eat. 3651. Countries are able to control other na-
C. He allowed colonists to spend the ma- tions through trading rights or investment
jority of their time looking for gold. privileges
D. He brought the best supplies with him A. Colony

from England. B. Sphere of Influence
C. Protectorate
3647. A is a territory dominated and admin-
istered by a foreign nation. This means D. Economic Imperialism
that these are lands that are outside the 3652. What was the name given to the rebel-
country that made them their own. lion led by Birsa Munda?
A. Power. A. The adivasi rebellion
B. Nation. B. The criminal tribes act
C. Colonia. C. Ulgulan
D. Monarchy. D. none of above

3653. The years preceding World War I 3657. Puritans favored a of writing (mod-
were called this way, since Europe and eled on the Geneva Bible).
the United States lived through a pe- A. Diction
riod of political stability and economic
development : B. Memoir style
C. Plain style
D. Historical
3658. It was the country that no European
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wanted to divide Africa
A. Morocco
B. The Congo
A. pre world war
C. Niger
B. Belle Epoque
D. none of above
C. Bel Época
3659. Which of the following is best describes
D. The “city of light” the following economic or social practice
and legacy/impact of Colonialism? “Colo-
3654. In colonial Mexico, what settlers had
nial governments resorted to policies of
the most wealth?
forced labor in order to provide adequate
A. Settlers from France labor for mines and plantations. “
B. Settlers from Italy A. Emphasis on exploitation of raw mate-
C. Settlers from Puerto Rico rials for export.
D. Settlers from Spain B. High demand for labor.
C. Movement of People.
3655. What were some of the causes of Euro-
D. Religious changes.
pean colonialism?
E. Education.
A. Environmental factors, desire for new
resources and trade routes 3660. The colonization of Africa occurs
B. Religious motives, desire for spread- through
ing Christianity, missionary work A. The Berlin Conference
C. Technological advancements, desire B. The Algeciras Conference
for exploration and discovery C. The Treaty of Tordesillas
D. to spread Christianity, political compe- D. There was no agreement between Eu-
tition, economic motivation ropean countries
3656. What is the main raw material of 3661. What were the disadvantages of
Samoa? Jamestown’s location?
A. Iberian Deer Meat A. The marshy land was hard to farm
B. Tuna B. The mosquitoes carried malaria
C. Cod C. There was no gold
D. Oro D. All of the above

3662. People who served in the polo are called B. It is when the indigenous people were
forced to deliver products as a form of
payment to an encomendero.

A. polo y servants
B. a politician C. It was based on the subjection of in-
digenous people to a series of forced la-
C. falla bor.
D. gobernadorcillo D. This is when an encomendero was paid
exclusively in currency.
3663. Which one best describes Ferdinand
Magellan? 3668. The colonized territories belonged to:
A. a Portuguese navigator who wished to A. Africa and Asia
use new sailing routes to reach Moluccas
B. Europe and Asia
B. a Spanish navigator who wished to use
C. America and Oceania
new sailing routes to reach Moluccas
D. Oceania
C. a British navigator who wished to use
new sailing routes to reach Moluccas 3669. In which amendment was slavery abol-
D. none of above ished?
A. 12th
3664. WHO AMONG THE FOLLOWING WERE
HAPPY WITH THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE B. 13s
ZAMINDARS C. 14th
A. farmer D. 15th
B. MANDALS
3670. Due to its climatic and geographical con-
C. RICH RYOTS ditions, where the Sugar Cane plantations
D. ALL THE ABOVE were located
A. Near the coast
3665. Everyone has a fair trial before the law
B. in the deserts
A. Right
C. In the jungle
B. Privilege
3666. The poem, The White Man’s Burden, by
Rudyard Kipling, represents the belief that 3671. Europeans saw genuine wealth in a
European culture was economy.
A. superior to other cultures A. Agricultural
B. misunderstood by Americans B. Capitalist
C. the oldest culture in the world C. Industrial
D. a replica of Ancient Greek culture D. Socialist
3667. What was the tribute order? 3672. What is the capital of the Democratic Re-
public of the Congo (DRC)?
A. It was when the indigenous people
were sold or rented to carry out certain A. Kigali
tasks. B. Bujumbura

C. Kinshasa B. The French won the war and drove the

D. Kampala British out of North America
C. Russia began taking over parts of
3673. What was the main reason for the ex-
North America
ploration of Southeast Asia?
A. To conquer and colonize D. None of the above
B. To establish trade routes 3678. What did Gandhi experience in South
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C. To spread Christianity Africa that started his involvement in ac-
D. To establish diplomatic relations tivism and resistance?
A. Thrown out of a 1st class train car and
3674. MAIN PRECURSOR OF POLITICAL LIB-
beaten
ERALISM
A. FEDERICK TAYLOR B. Being removed from a restaurant in
Durban with his family
B. ADAM SMITH
C. JOHN LOCKE C. Not being allowed to live in certain
parts of the city of Pretoria
D. FRAN GILBERT
D. Having his law license removed be-
3675. What did the Proclamation of 1763 cause of his race
state?
A. Colonists were forbidden to settle 3679. Colonialism is when
west of the Appalachians A. A country dominates a foreign terri-
B. The French were forbidden from at- tory.
tempting to trade west of the Appalachi-
B. a country does not dominate a foreign
ans
territory
C. Colonists were required to pay addi-
tional taxes to settle west of the Ap- C. a country shares with people from the
palachians foreign country
D. British soldiers were not allowed to D. none of above
stop settlers from settling west of the Ap-
palachians 3680. Which statement best reflects a motiva-
tion for European exploration and coloniza-
3676. Which of the following is the Three Sis- tion ofNorth America?
ters of Native American tribes?
A. “We must bring slaves back to Eu-
A. Corn, Squash, and Beans
rope.”
B. Squash, Potatoes, and Corn
B. “A faster route to the Asian markets
C. Rye, Squash, and Corn will bring us wealth.”
D. Rye, Potatoes, and Squash
C. “North America is dangerous and the
3677. What was a major consequence of the Native Americans are hostile.”
French and Indian War? D. “I am proud to live in Jamestown, Vir-
A. The war was very expensive and left ginia, the first permanent English settle-
Britain with pressing financial problems ment in NorthAmerica.”

3681. Which technology, first developed by B. to gain raw materials

the Chinese, enabled the Ottoman Empire C. to spread Christianity
to expand militarily into western Asia, Eu-

rope, and northern Africa? D. all of the above
A. woodblock printing 3687. What is Colonialism?
B. wheelbarrow A. Mix of different cultures
C. gunpowder
B. Cultural Domination through networks
D. magnetic compass
C. Military Domination of some strong
3682. Which of the following was NOT a ma- countries over weaker ones
jor cash crop produced on a large scale in D. Technological domination through
Africa? fashion
A. Coffee
3688. What was one of the negative effects
B. Corn of colonialism?
C. Cocoa
A. Exchange of languages, food, and cus-
D. Cotton toms
3683. The causes of Imperialism were B. Enrichment of the world’s diversity
A. Economic C. Cultural suppression and loss of tradi-
tions
B. Ideological
D. Introduction of new crops, animals,
C. Policies
and cultural exchanges
D. All are correct
3689. Why did Magellan switch his nationality
3684. In which year the Bastar rebellion took to Spanish?
place?
A. Because he did not get along with the
A. 1910
king of Portugal
B. 1909
B. Because his wife asked him to
C. 1911
C. Because only Spain had knowledge of
D. 1912 navigation
3685. First mentioned Port of the Iberian D. Because he hated Henry the Navigator
Peninsula in the voyages made by Christo-
pher Columbus: 3690. What does colonialism imply in the
sense of a political system?
A. Port of Cadiz
A. Formal political independence
B. Port of San Lúcar de Barrameda
B. Respect for the identity of colonized
C. Port of Moguer
peoples
D. Port of Palos de la Frontera.
C. Occupation and external determina-
3686. Which of the following describes why tion of territories, peoples, economies
Europeans set up colonies in Africa? and cultures by a conquering power
A. to expand their territories D. Equitable cultural exchange

3691. The “Great Depression” is known as 3697. What word is a suffix?

A. The period of wars. A. slowly
B. The years after the New York crash B. fastly
C. To some gentlemen who were always C. mediumly
very sad.
D. only
D. A period of political recession.
3692. Why did some colonizers want to 3698. Which of the following methods can be
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spread their religious beliefs? used to gain political control?
A. To make people eat different foods A. trade
B. To share their traditions B. hope
C. To increase cultural diversity C. religion
D. To convert people to their faith D. war
3693. As a consequence of European expan- E. pizza
sion the following events arose:
3699. Between 18th and 19th century was
A. The First World War, the Second World
the beginning of the in 1776.
War and the Industrial Revolution.
B. The cold war, the declaration of hu- A. American Revolution
man rights and the political constitution of B. SweendenRevolution
1991.
C. EcuadorRevolution
C. The First World War, the Russian Rev-
olution and the Mexican Revolution. D. ArgentinaRevolution
D. none of above 3700. Which of the following produces the

most coffee?
3694. The symbols integrated into the oldest
Shield of America represent the kingdom A. Asia
of Spain and the Catholic religion. B. Africa
A. TRUE
C. Europe
B. Falso
D. Latin America
3695. Where were there more railways?
3701. Freedom of the press, was a right
A. The north
gained by the colonies because
B. The south
A. the grapes revolted
C. The west
B. Peter Zenger printed the truth and had
D. none of above
to go to court to defend himself from print-
3696. China was recognized as a world power ing the truth
after their victory in the Sino-Japanese C. Andrew Hamilton thought Peter
War. Zenger was wrong & proved it
A. True D. The Governor of New York on his own
B. False gave that right to the Colonists

3702. The age of colonialism began when? A. Cartel

A. The 11th Century Norman conquest of B. Holding

England by William the Conqueror
C. Trust
B. The fall of the Roman Empire in the 5th
Century D. Stock markets
C. The discovery of Australia by Capt
James Cook 3707. What is the name of the serious diplo-
matic confrontation that occurred in 1898
D. In the 15th century with the Por- between France and Great Britain over the
tuguese conquest of Ceuta crossing of their axes of expansion?
3703. Another factor that caused colonialism A. Fachoda Incident
and imperialism was the enthusiasm of the
figures to conquer Islamic power wher- B. Sidi Ifni confrontation
ever they were as a follow-up to the Cru- C. The Khartoum Gap
sades.
D. The Tanzanian struggle
A. reconguesta abasa
B. Reconguesta Pains 3708. The red stripes on the flag of Puerto
C. umar bin khatab Rico mean the blood of the Lares Revolu-
tion.
D. madam
A. TRUE
3704. What was a common characteristic of
decolonization movements in the 20th cen- B. Falso
tury?
3709. Which term is used to describe the prac-
A. They were primarily peaceful
tice of cutting down natural forests with a
B. They often involved conflict and strug- variety of trees and replacing them with a
gle single type of tree in straight rows?
C. They were led by the colonial powers A. Deforestation
D. They focused mainly on economic inde-
B. Plantation
pendence
C. Clearcutting
3705. Which colonial region in the eastern
United States saw a frenzy of Indian en- D. Fragmentation
slavement in the late seventeenth and
early eighteenth centuries? 3710. One of the colonizing factors that Euro-
pean countries developed
A. New England
B. South Carolina A. Fashion
C. Virginia B. Demographic
D. Louisiana C. Music
3706. Check the new source to finance busi- D. Culturalization
nesses created in the Second Industrial
Revolution 3711. Name the colony.

3714. Birsa was jailed for

A. 5 yrs
B. 2 yrs
C. 6 years
D. a year
3715. It was a decisive factor in exploring ter-
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ritories that Europeans did not yet know.
A. Scientific and technological interest.
B. The expansionist interest.
C. Evangelization.
A. Georgia
B. Florida
C. South Carolina 3716. Choose 3 animals that call Africa home.
D. North Carolina
3712. The mixture of Spaniards with indige-

nous people or blacks is called.
A. poison dart frogs

B. lions
C. zebras
D. elephants
A. Union of law
3717. The conquest of the West wiped out the
B. Agreement between the parties indigenous population of the US.
C. Union by mutual consent A. TRUE
D. Of mixed race B. Falso
3713. What term is used for a traditional agri- 3718. What was the primary reason Parlia-
cultural practice involving cutting and burn- ment passed these acts?
ing parts of the forest in rotation, found
in many parts of Asia, Africa, and South
America?
A. Shifting cultivation or swidden agricul-
ture
B. Terracing and contour farming
C. Sustainable agriculture

A. To promote the growth of cottage in- 3723. CHOOSE THE OPTION THAT DOES NOT
dustries in the colonies CORRESPOND TO COLONIALISM:

B. To encourage foreign trade with the A. Territorial domination, emerged in the
colonies 16th century, focused on the distribution
C. To recover the cost of defending the of America
colonies B. Looting, exploitation of natural re-
D. To fund the establishment of new sources of the colonies.
colonies C. Economic, financial and industrial dom-
inance, causing conflicts between pow-
3719. Which one the sector which was not
ers.
invested by the host countries to their
colonies? D. Abuse is conquest using force. Direct
invasion.
A. infrastructure
B. medical practices 3724. What treaty divided the American lands
C. education between Spain and Portugal in the six-
teenth century?
D. technology
A. Treaty of Versailles
3720. The Indonesian archipelago trade route, B. Treaty of Tordesillas
which was very important for people
from Arabia, India and Europe to China, C. Treaty of Madrid
was successfully controlled by Alfonso D. Treaty of Lisbon
D’Albuquerque from Portugal in 1511.
What was the name of the region? 3725. They were a product of the second In-
dustrial Revolution
A. Malacca Strait
A. Oil and steam engine
B. Pasai Route
B. Electricity and steam engine
C. Indian Ocean
C. Oil and gas machines
D. Indian Subcontinent
D. Electricity and oil
E. Filipina
3721. Ships that made long distance ocean 3726. What was not an aspect of Operation
voyages possible were: Condor?
A. Caravels A. human rights violations

B. Astrolabes B. “disappearances” and torture
C. Titanic C. US money for dictators
D. Voyagers D. humanitarian aid
3722. The Profitable exploitation of peasants 3727. One of the reasons why Europeans
made the british colonised SEA was to help spread their
A. Clever A. Religion (Christianity)
B. Greedier B. Religion (Islam)
C. satisfied C. Religion (Buddhism)
D. both a & b D. Religion (Judaism)

3728. The life span of Maharaja Mehtab Chand 3734. The House of Burgessess was important
was because
A. 1830-1889. A. Represented the Monarchy
B. 1820-1879. B. Started the principal idea of elected of-
ficials/assemblies
C. 1825-1863.
C. Guaranteed Freedom of Religion
D. 1832-1888.
D. Guaranteed right to a trial
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3729. What were some of the leaders of the
reforms that Qing attempted to imple- 3735. Which region did the English establish
ment? slave colonies along Africa’s ‘Gold Coast’?
A. Zen GG UO fan A. Africa
B. l i hong Zhang B. Caribbean

C. USA
C. Z u oz on Kwun Tong
D. India
D. All of the above
3736. Phase of colonialism that occurs from
3730. Who was the grandson of Alivardi the discovery of America in the 15th cen-
Khan? tury until the end of the 18th century,
A. Mir section based on the trade and exploitation of pre-
B. Mir Jafar cious metals such as gold and silver.
A. Industrial colonialism linked to today’s
C. Mir Mardan
purpose.
D. Sirajuddaulah
B. Colonialism based on mercantilism as
3731. The Khasi rebellion of which year was a background.
led by U kaing Noghbah C. economic and financial
B. 1870 3737. The Criollos could study and have land
C. 1880 but
D. 1830 A. They could not hold administrative po-
sitions.
3732. Type of House during Spanish period B. They could hold public office.
A. NIPA hut C. They could live in the colonies.
B. House of Stone D. They couldn’t go to mass.
3733. What was the continent that the Euro- 3738. What were the Italian colonies in
pean powers divided up like a cake? Africa?
A. America A. Somalia, Tunisia, Algeria
B. Asia B. Libya, Egypt, Somalia
C. Africa C. Eritrea, Somalia, Libya
D. USA D. Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt

3739. The Meiji Restoration in Japan was 3743. Example:Country A has a really strong
prompted in part by military. Country B does not. Country A
send some of their military to help Coun-

A. a fear that Japan would be colonized
try B. Country A now has control to make
by western nations
some decisions, but does not have com-
B. the failure of Japanese expansion plete control over the government.
C. the Shogun’s conversion to Christian- A. Colony
ity B. Sphere of Influence
D. a desire to stay isolated C. Protectorate
3740. Is this a class society, or is it possible D. Economic Imperialism
to climb the social pyramid? 3744. Which of the following aspects of cul-
ture did the British bring with them to
Nigeria?
A. Christianity
B. English
C. British School System
3745. Which of these was not a cause of Rus-
A. You can climb the ladder, but you can sian Imperialism?
never surpass the middle class. A. Unskilled labor
B. You can get promoted if you work hard B. Qualified workforce
and/or if you have good initial conditions.
C. Acquire new territories
C. You can’t climb the pyramid, it’s a class D. Get raw materials
society.
3746. The main sources of revenue for the mu-
D. none of above
nicipality in British India was tax on agri-
3741. Which Battle was a turning point in the culture.
War? A. True
A. Battle of Gettysburg B. False
B. Lexington and Concord 3747. Which statement below best completes
C. Battle of Yorktown the diagram where the? is found?
A. violence
D. Battle of Saratoga
B. ethnic neighborhoods
3742. Imperialism developed in parallel with C. new forms of art
another historical phenomenon. Lime?
D. lack of appropriate food
A. World War I
3748. True or False:African leaders were in-
B. I Industrial Revolution vited to the Berlin Conference.
C. II Industrial Revolution A. True
D. World War II B. False

3749. How did the Europeans divide up Africa?

A. They asked Africans for suggestions
about where to draw the borders
B. They used artificial boundaries
C. They carefully considered where dif-
ferent ethnic groups were located
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D. They divided it up equally among them-
selves
3750. Who was allowed at the conference

splitting up African nations? A. Connecticut
A. Only Europeans B. Maryland
B. Europeans and Africans C. New York

D. Rhode Island
C. Only Africans
D. Anyone who wanted to come 3755. Of that 10.7 million that disembarked
in the Americas and Caribbean, 366, 000
were directly sent to North America. What
3751. What is the colony?
percentage of the 10.7 million was that?
A. Period when America was under Span- Answer is rounded up to the nearest whole
ish rule number.
B. Period in which America becomes inde- A. 1%
pendent from Spain B. 8%
C. 5%
3752. What did the Portuguese gain access to
when they reached Goa in India? D. 3%
A. Silk and Spices 3756. Was the colonial expansion of European

states motivated, among other things, by
B. Gold and Diamonds
nationalism?
C. Jade and Porcelain A. Oui
D. Tea and Rice B. Non
3753. When did the international period of de- 3757. Nicolaus Copernicus was an astronomer
colonization begin? who proposed heliocentric theory.
A. TRUE
A. 1946
B. FALSE
B. 1776
3758. How did Africans resist colonialism?
C. 1975
A. Boycott
D. 1914
B. Strike
3754. Name the colony. C. Violent revolts

D. Newspapers 3762. Which seas does the Suez Canal connect

to?
E. They did not resist

A. Mediterranean Sea-Indian Ocean
3759. A belief that a country’s security de- B. Mediterranean Sea-Atlantic Ocean
pended on selling more products than it
bought (maintaining a positive trade bal- C. Atlantic Ocean-Pacific Ocean
ance); establishing colonies who would D. Indian Ocean-Pacific Ocean
sell raw materials to the home country
at low prices and who would in turn buy 3763. Which weakness of the Articles of Con-
what they needed ONLY from the mother federation did Shays’ Rebellion MOST call
country attention to?
A. Navigation Acts A. the government’s inability to create a
unified currency
B. Mercantilism
B. the government’s inability to maintain
C. Triangular Trade a standing army
D. Middle Passage C. the government’s inability to impose
and collect federal taxes
3760. What was the last continent Magellan’s
crew sailed around before completing their D. the government’s inability to amend
journey? the Articles without a unanimous vote
3764. The chronicler that accompanied Magel-

lan during his expedition
B. Antonio Pigafetta
C. Jose Rizal
A. South America
3765. The part of the Triangular Trade in which
B. Australia millions of enslaved Africans were sent
C. Africa from Africa to colonies throughout the
Americas. Of the 12.5 million Africans
D. Asia
shipped to the New World, about 2 million
did not survive the journey.
3761. Why was the British Empire unhappy
with the first peace treaty? A. columbian exchange
A. They wanted more money. B. middle passage
B. They didn’t get to keep the territory C. atlantic slave trade
they conquered. D. mercantilism
C. They didn’t get as many open ports as
3766. How did the slave trade contribute to
they wanted.
the growth of European economies?
D. Opium was still illegal in China.
A. The slave trade had no impact on Euro-
E. All the above. pean economies.

B. The slave trade led to a decrease in C. The council, the royal audience, Royal
agricultural production and trade in Eu- treasury, viceroyalties, governorates,
rope. townships
C. The slave trade caused economic stag- D. None of the above
nation in Europe.
3771. Since what year did several nations
D. The slave trade provided a cheap la-
carry out a violent and dizzying territorial
bor force and increased agricultural pro-
expansion?
duction and trade, leading to economic
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growth in Europe. A. 1850
B. 1870
3767. tool used to determine direction (N, S, E,
W) C. 1825
A. Compass D. 1865
B. Astrolabe 3772. In the early 19th century, Singapore be-
C. caravel came a colony
D. telescope A. France
B. Netherlands
3768. Which of the following changes brought
about by industrialization is incorrect C. Spain
A. birth of a new social class:the working D. Older brother
class
3773. Which continent was the center of the
B. birth of workers’ parties and associa- second wave of colonial expansion?
tions
A. South America
C. birth of the bourgeoisie
B. North America
D. birth of currents of thought such as
Marxism C. Asia
D. Africa
3769. Which social system do you think repre-
sents a danger to third world countries? 3774. financial institution owned by friars
A. Imperialism A. tribute
B. Socialism B. Pious Works
C. Communism C. proverb
D. Colonialism D. ticket
3770. What were the American institutions? 3775. By 1650s, China was ruled by the
A. The council, the royal Crown audience, dynasty.
Council of the Indies governorates, town- A. Qing
ships
B. Ching
B. The council, the royal audience, House
of Contract, Royal treasury, viceroyalties, C. Chin
governorates. D. King

3776. FILL IN THE BLANK:The death of indige- 3781. What does the prefix “post” in post-
nous languages is a heartbreaking of colonialism signify?
colonialism.

A. After decolonization
A. colonialism (n) B. After colonization
B. legacy (n) C. Both 1 and 2 above
C. indigenous (adj) D. Change
D. none of above
3782. Which of the following power does the
3777. Sam is very cheer around her fam- governador-general have?
ily. A. Implementation of economic policies
A. -less such as the collection of taxes.
B. -is B. Serving as head of the armed forces.
C. -ful C. The appointment and removal of offi-
cials of the colony.
D. none of above
D. All of the above
3778. Key Concepts of Postcolonialism
are EXCEPTMain Concepts of Postcolo- 3783. In which region did a rebellion against
nialism are EXCEPT forest policies take place in 1910, led
by leaders like Siddhu, Kanu, and Birsa
A. COLONIALISM Munda?
B. SLAVERY A. Santhal Parganas
C. THE OTHER B. Western Ghats
D. CULTURAL DOMINANCE C. Amazon Rainforest
E. SUBSERVIENCE D. Madras Presidency
3779. Common Sense, The Declaration of In- 3784. Bartholomeus Diaz is one of the figures
dependence, and the Constitution all have in ocean exploration. Bartholomeus Diaz’s
this in common success in ocean exploration activities is
A. Developed from Victory at Yorktown shown by
B. Developed at the Constitutional Con- A. Discovering the Maluku Islands

vention B. Discovering the Americas
C. Use the idea of natural rights in polit- C. Reaching the Cape of Good Hope
cal thought D. Surrounding the African Continent
D. Caused the French Revolution E. Control the Strait of Malacca
3780. Village headmen in Bengal were known 3785. It was the first continent to start Colo-
as nialism
A. Jotedars. A. america
B. Ryots. B. Europa
C. Amins. C. asia
D. Amlahs. D. none of above

3786. The Spanish economic policies provided C. Refusing to perform labour

significant benefits to the Filipino people. D. Flogging the Dutch
A. FACT
3792. What was the consequence of the colo-
B. BLUFF nial economy for most colonial peoples?
3787. Faced with Christianization, the indige- A. They liked the colonizers.
nous people B. Gained political rights
A. They mixed or camouflaged their be-
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C. High profits
liefs
D. Poverty and inequality
B. They accepted Christianity
C. They kept their beliefs 3793. A system of enforced servitude in which
some people are owned by other people.
D. The Spanish escaped
A. slavery
3788. Mercantilism is the belief that B. conquistador
A. All men are created equal C. monarch
B. Slavery was morally wrong D. fur traders
C. the best way to achieve wealth is
through trade 3794. Haiti’s economy suffered due to the
scarcity of resources after the hurricanes
D. All of a nation’s power is derived from and earthquake. All of the following were
their wealth scarce EXCEPT:
3789. Sultan led his people and defeated A. shelter
the Portuguese. B. labor
A. Babulah C. aid from other countries
B. Khairun D. natural resources
C. Hamengkubuwono
3795. What was one motivation for colonial-
D. Hasanuddin ism mentioned in “Colonial Voices:Hear
3790. The Mediterranean Pact of the third Bis- Them Speak”?
marckian system was an agreement be- A. To find adventure
tween Germany B. To get rich and powerful
A. Austro-Hungarian Empire C. To explore new lands
B. France D. To make friends
C. Spain
3796. Document 3:According to the author,
D. Britain what is the main cause of the lack of free-
E. Italia doms in Ghana?
3791. Which of the following was not a A. peasant rebellions

method adopted by Saminists? B. the activities of the imperialists
A. Lying down on the land C. the actions of African kings
B. Refusing to pay taxes and fines D. none of above

3797. How do political cartoons often depict A. 1

power dynamics in colonial contexts?
B. 2

A. By showing colonizers as equals
C. 3
B. By exaggerating the dominance of in-
digenous populations D. 4
C. By portraying indigenous communities 3801. Impact on Colonized Regions:What is a

as leaders common impact of colonialism on colonized
D. By ignoring power imbalances societies?
A. Rapid industrialization
3798. Dutch government changed ‘Indonesia’
to B. Cultural assimilation
A. Dutch East Indies C. Increased political autonomy
B. Batavia D. Economic independence
C. Jayakarta
3802. The first teachers to came to the Philip-
D. none of above pines were called
3799. Identify the statementas an Eco- A. UPnians
nomic, Political, or Technological Fac-
B. Thomasites
tor.Merchants brought spices from the Far
East (Asia) to Europe. C. Sillimanians
D. Parasites
3803. When Almagro left from Cuzco in 1535,

what did he cross first?
A. Bolivian Altiplano.
B. Atacama desert.
A. Economic C. Pacific Ocean.

B. Political D. none of above
C. Technological 3804. The rajas of Manila are relatives of ra-
D. none of above jas in Indonesia
3800. Which route represents the path taken A. FACT

by the European explorer Christopher B. BLUFF
Columbus?
3805. Lunch on the grass is a picture painted
in the year
A. 1863
B. 1852
C. 1892
D. 1898

3806. This is the name of the man who led Ger- 3811. The economic system that allowed the
man unification: accumulation of wealth by some nations
was called:
A. industrial capitalism
B. Mercantilism
C. Neoliberalism
D. Feudalism
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. Otto von Bismarck 3812. It is the area in which the first en-
B. Giuseppe Garibaldi comienda was first implemented.
C. Count Cavour A. Luzon
D. Napoleon III B. Visayas
3807. Which of these options was NOT a goal C. Mindanao
of colonialism in Latin America?
D. Sulu
A. Exploit natural resources
B. Expel religious minorities from Spain 3813. When the colonialist process began in
C. Convert indigenous people to Chris- the world
tianity A. When Britain occupied the Indian sub-
D. Expand Spain’s influence continent.
3808. Alcaldias were divided into also B. When America was conquered.
known as municipalities C. When King Louis XVI was executed
A. trade pardon
D. When Ferdinand VII was deposed
B. encomendero
C. visitation 3814. Which country was introduced to the
D. pueblos slave trade when travelers came to the
west coast of Africa?
3809. Colombian novelist known for magical
A. Portugal
realism. He won the Nobel Prize.
A. Pablo Neruda B. Spain
B. Gabriel Garcia Marquez C. Germany
C. Hugo Banzer D. Canada
D. Augusto Pinochet
3815. True of False:The colonizers forced the
3810. Pennsylvania is a colony in WHICH RE- government of Malawi to sell all their
GION? food, leaving the population with little to
A. New England no food soon. This is a common practice
B. Middle under neocloonialism.
C. Southern A. True
D. none of above B. False

3816. Which of the following is a community B. Glory

of skilled forest cutters? C. Gospel

A. Maasais of Africa D. Success
B. Mundas of Chotanagpur
3822. Which group settled in New York primar-
C. Gonds of Orissa ily for economic gains?
D. Kalangs of Java A. Spanish
3817. personal tax collected from individuals B. French
A. tribute C. Dutch
B. encomienda D. German
C. proverb 3823. EN LATINOAMÉRICA, QUE A INICIOS

DEL SIGLO XIX SE HABÍA LOGRADO INDE-
D. pueblo
PENDIZAR, POLÍTICAMENTE, DE ESPAÑA
3818. Which of the following world historical Y PORTUGAL, EMPEZÓ A SER DEPENDI-
events had an impact on the Vietnamese ENTE ECONÓMICA Y CULTURALMENTE, DE
revolution of the 1919-1930 period? EUROPA Y ESTADOS UNIDOS.
A. Fascist forces came to power in Ger- A. TRUE
many. B. FALSE
B. World War II broke out. 3824. What is a missionary?
C. World War II ended. A. A Spanish conqueror in the New World
D. Soviet Russia was established. B. Someone who converts others to a re-
ligion, such as Christianity
3819. The Gabaldon Act of 1907 established
the University of the Philippines. C. The mascot for the new Seattle soccer
team
A. True
D. What Mr. Griffin would be if not a
B. False
teacher
3820. The policy or practice of acquiring full or 3825. A group of people who settle in a new
partial political control over another coun- land but keep their ties to their homeland
try, occupying it with settlers, and exploit- can BEEST be referred to as a
ing it economically is called
A. occupation
B. conquest
C. colonialism
D. no man’s land
3821. One of the driving factors for the arrival

of western nations to Indonesia was the
motto Gold, Glory, Gospel. Spices fall into
which category?
A. Gold

A. colony 3830. Why did many European countries

search for ocean routes to Africa?
B. region
C. province
D. state
3826. The implementation of the forced cul-

tivation system has positive and nega-
NARAYAN CHANGDER
tive impacts. The following are among
the positive impacts of the implementa- A. Land routes were dangerous and
tion of the forced cultivation system for costly
Indonesia: B. Traveling by land was convenient
A. the burden of the people is getting C. Traveling by sea was the only way to
heavier reach Africa
B. the colonial people succeeded in build- D. Land routes were controlled by Asian
ing Amsterdam traders
C. residents know various types of export 3831. Who was the first European country
crops that came to Indonesia?
D. abandoned fields and fields A. Spain
B. Portuguese
3827. If the power administers, governs and
commercially exploits the conquered terri- C. Dutch
tory we are talking about D. British
A. Colonia 3832. What was an impact of families because
B. Protectorate of Colonialism in Sub-Saharan Africa?
C. Concession
D. none of above
3828. The Filipinos learned how to fish, plant,

and make items such as pottery, abaca
fiber, and textiles from the Spaniards.
A. FACT A. Families changed from extended fami-
B. BLUFF lies to nuclear families
B. Families started taking vacations
3829. Who influenced the governments of the
C. Families wanted to move to European
colonies with his philosophy?
countries
A. Sir Walter Raleigh D. none of above
B. John Smith
3833. The Royatwari system was imple-
C. John Locke mented mainly in
D. King James A. Bombay Deccan

B. Calcutta and Northern India 3838. WHO IS THE FATHER OF ECONOMIC LIB-
C. Northern India only ERALISM?

D. Bihar and Assam. A. ADAM SANDLER
B. WILL SMITH
3834. What was the diplomatic tension that
existed in the early years of the 20th cen- C. HE SAYS OF DIOMED
tury called? D. ADAM SMITH
A. armed peace
3839. Who were the Old Three Hundred?
B. Controlled peace
A. the oldest people in Texas
C. Lasting peace
D. Forced peace B. the acres in Texas first settled by
Austin
3835. The word of the King
C. the miles traveled by Austin to reach
A. He was respected whether he wanted his colony
to or not.
D. the first families brought to Texas by
B. It could be debated. Austin
C. Could not obey,
3840. Which colony was established to pro-
D. Could not be questioned or contra- vide Catholics protection from religious
dicted persecution inEngland?
3836. Which of the following is most direct A. Maryland
cause of the British applying new taxes,
B. Massachusetts
like the Sugar Act and the Stamp Act, to
the colonies? C. Rhode Island
A. It was a punishment for the Boston Tea D. Pennsylvania
Party
3841. What does interdependence mean?
B. It was a punishment for earlier poor
treatment of tax collectors A. economic relationship between two
countries
C. It was intended to raise money to pay
off debts from the French and Indian War B. another world for slavery
D. It was intended to replace the failed C. an economic dependence on another
Sugar Act country
3837. Why did Luis XIV think it was important D. traveling between countries
to strengthen French control of the Missis-
sippi River (New France)? 3842. What does the term “colonialism”
mean?
A. so make more money in the fur trade
A. Sharing resources
B. to make sure France kept the land they
had claimed B. Discovering new places
C. to keep British settler out of their re- C. One country taking control of another
gion for resources and rules
D. All of the above are true D. Traveling for adventure

3843. What was the name of the war where C. Cultural interests
Britain sent navy to force China to allow
D. none of above
Britain to sell opium in China
A. Opium War 3849. Besides Armed conflicts, Indonesians
B. War of 1812 also did and to fight agaist
Japanese.
C. War of the worlds
A. battle, espionage
D. English war
NARAYAN CHANGDER
B. espionage, secret operations
3844. What do we consider the “First Ameri-
can Constitution?” C. secret operations, combat
A. Mayflower Compact D. none of above
B. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
3850. What is the name of the movement in
C. The Virginia Company Charter North China near Beijing that happened in
D. Declaration of Independence 1900 and was known for fighting against
foreigners and Catholic missionaries who
3845. An indigenous way of cementing friend- infiltrated China?
ship and establishing alliances
A. Blood Compact
B. Festivals
C. Animism C. The Taiping Rebellion
D. Sacrificing an animal D. The Nian Rebellion
3846. What is the main impact of settler colo- 3851. Looking at the image to the right. Which
nialism on the cultural landscape? map shows where the Mayan society was
A. Forced migration located?
B. All of the above A. A-Southwest United States
C. Remaking place names B. B-Columbia, South America
D. Rewriting the landscape to signal that C. B-Columbia, South America
D. D-Western Canada
3847. Who led the Taiping Rebellion?
3852. What territory was not an Italian
A. hong
colony?
B. Zen GG UO fan
A. Algeria
C. l i hong Zhang
B. Abyssinia
D. Z u oz on Kwun Tong
C. Somalia
3848. Why the European powers and Japan
pressured Chine to open its ports and de- D. Libya
manded concessions?
3853. The listed colonies all share the similar
A. Commercial interests characteristic of being established in order
B. Touristic interests to-

C. Mexican Revolution
D. none of above

3858. IMPORTS to the colonies from ENG-
LAND included
A. Manufactured goods/Finished prod-
A. reward loyalists who supported the ucts
British king
B. Slaves
B. offer colonists freedom to practice
their religion C. Gold
C. create business enterprises for char- D. Sugar Cane
ter companies
3859. Five colonists were killed at this event.
D. provide debt relief for colonists that
owed money in Europe A. The Boston Tea Party
B. The Boston Massacre
3854. What was the main weakness of the Ar-
ticles of Confederation? C. Lexington and Concord
A. the federal government was too weak D. The 1st Continental Congreaa
B. It had no legislative branch
3860. Everyone has access to TV
C. The judicial was too powerful
A. Right
D. The executive was too powerful
B. Privilege
3855. Which novel was based on sanyasi re-
bellion? 3861. Cordillerans and Muslims of Mindanao
were not conquered by the Spaniards
A. Rast Goftar
A. FACT
B. Neel Darpan
C. Anand Math B. BLUFF
D. none of above 3862. The Santhal Pargana Tendency act was

introduced in which year?
3856. a personal and sometimes unreasoned
judgment A. 1909
A. Bias B. 1908
B. Tone C. 1918
C. Hasty decision D. 1979
D. Subjective choice
3863. What treaty ended the Opium Wars?
3857. It is a historical event that prompted the A. Treaty of Hong Kong
Creoles in Latin America to seek their free-
dom from the Spanish monarchy: B. Treaty of Versailles
A. The French Revolution C. Treaty of Manchuria
B. The English Revolution D. Treaty of Nanjing

3864. What energy source did the steam en- C. A place where Colonists made tea for
gine use to produce steam? King George III
A. electricity D. A place where people showed their de-
B. Petroleum fiance toward King George III
C. coal
3870. What were the new industrial technolo-
D. wild flowers gies introduced during the Second Indus-
3865. Piracy and smuggling sought to trial Revolution?
NARAYAN CHANGDER
break A. Steam, paper, wood, textile
A. The wave of boats
B. Agriculture, ceramics, stone, manufac-
B. The dominion of Spain in the turing
colonies
C. Coal, iron, wool, steam engines
C. The commercial monopoly
D. England’s dominion in America D. Electricity, steel, oil, internal combus-
tion engine
3866. A period of time marked by a distinctive
character, events, etc 3871. The policy of a country that pertains to
A. Era the expansion of lands through coloniza-
tion.
B. Century
C. Decade A. occupation
D. Year B. conquest
3867. In 1947, the United Nations proposed a C. colonialism

plan for Israel and Palestine that would do D. none of above
what?
A. Divide Palestine into two states, one 3872. iii) The Delhi College was built in the
Jewish and one Arab year
B. Limit Jewish immigration to Palestine A. 1792
C. Transfer control of the British mandate
B. 1785
of Palestine to the United Nations
D. Send aid to Palestinian refugees in Jor- C. 1700
dan D. 1695
3868. unbaptized Filipinos who remained in
the mountains and forests 3873. When someone is involved in a crime or
an immoral action, they can be described
A. unfaithful
as
B. indian / natural indians
A. Abduct
3869. The Boston Tea Party is
B. Condone
A. A party for King George III
C. Complicit
B. A place to drink tea with King George
III D. Absolve

3874. The “Scramble for Africa, “ France tak- A. Cultural exchange

ing control of Vietnam, and America taking B. Economic exploitation
control of Hawaii and the Philippines is an

C. Political governance
example of:
D. Technological advancement
A. Nationalism
B. Imperialism 3879. Bismarck’s practice of Realpolitik was
guided by which of the following?
C. Colonialism
D. Socialism
3875. What was the primary focus of neocolo-

nial relationships?
A. “Exploitation of resources and labor”
B. “Promotion of cultural exchange”
C. “Democratization of developing coun-
tries”
D. “Elimination of economic disparities”
E. ”
A. Doing what was moral
3876. The following educational institutions
created by the Dutch Colonial Government B. Doing what would best serve the peo-
are as follows, except ple
C. Doing what was necessary to support
A. HBS
the nation
B. MULE
C. SSTOVIA
3880. Who had the most colonies
D. Technical College
A. Britain
E. Islamic studies
B. France
3877. The most notable difference between C. Russia
Imperialism and Colonialism is D. Netherlands
A. Colonialism does not want to conquer
3881. The Cordilleran’s and Muslims of Min-
territories and imperialism wants raw ma-
danao were conquered by the Spaniards.
terials exclusively
A. FACT
B. Colonialism does not want to conquer
territories and imperialism does B. BLUFF
C. Colonialism wants to conquer territo- 3882. Based on information in the excerpt, the
ries and imperialism only wants raw ma- author was most likely living in
terials
D. none of above
3878. What is colonialism primarily concerned

with? A. the backcountry

B. a middle colony 3889. Discrimination and unfair treatment

C. a southern colony based on race.
D. a New England colony
3883. Advantages of Colonialism is
A. Industrial Growth
B. Dispersion and Distution
NARAYAN CHANGDER
3884. T / F Creoles were born in Europe but
immigrated to the Americas.
A. TRUE
B. Falso A. reservation
3885. By the early 19th century, Indonesia be- B. Prejudice
came a colony. C. Racism
A. France D. Discrimination
B. Older brother
3890. The capital provinces developed around
C. Portugal
D. Netherlands A. Cantonment town
3886. The man set to navigate the Niger and B. Hill station
Congo river by the King of Belgium. C. Railway towns
A. Henry Stanley D. Port cities
B. David Livingstone
3891. What is the name of the pioneer mission-
C. Leopold II ary in the fight against racism and for lib-
D. none of above eration?
3887. Building housesPlanting cropsBuilding

roadsWhich of the following is the BEST
title for the list shown above?
A. Ways People Modify the Physical Envi-
ronment
B. Farming techniques
C. Taxation
D. Establishing industrial centers
3888. Which cultural trait distinguishes Brazil
from most other nations in South America?
A. Lack of education A. Saint Ambrose
B. Protestant religious beliefs B. San Agustin
C. Carnival religious celebration C. Bartolome de las Casas
D. Portuguese language D. none of above

3892. What country first found the route to C. The impoverishment and low develop-
Asia through sailing down to Africa? ment of colonized countries

A. Spain D. All are correct
B. Portugal 3898. Pick the most appropriate reason for Re-
C. Italy sistance raised by Jotedars against Zamin-
D. France dars.
A. Assert power over land
3893. It was during the American colonial rule
that the teaching of Filipino was imple- B. undermine Zamindars
mented. C. Control peasants
A. True D. Jealousy
B. False
3899. What is the main impact of settler colo-
3894. This was the first document in history nialism on the cultural landscape?
to ever limit the power of a ruler. A. Rewriting the landscape to prioritize
A. Mayflower Compact one culture over others
B. Magna Carta B. Creating unequal economic relation-
C. Constitution ships
D. Articles of Confederation C. Antagonizing existing ethnic conflicts

D. Promoting cultural diversity
3895. What challenge did Surontiko Samin of
Randublatung village in Java present to 3900. The white Spaniards in the colonies
state ownership of the forest? A. They were white because they don’t
A. Earth, water, wood were not created tan.
by the state B. They couldn’t study but they could buy.
B. Forest belongs to the colonial rulers
C. They did not enjoy economic and polit-
C. Forest is a public asset ical privileges.
D. Forest is a private property D. They enjoyed economic and political
privileges.
3896. Literacy tests, poll taxes and the grand-
father clause violated which amendment? 3901. Crops grown in large amounts to be sold
A. 12th for profit
B. 13s A. cash crops
C. 14th B. slavery
D. 15th C. mercantilism
3897. The direct consequences of colonization D. fur traders

were 3902. FILL IN THE BLANK:To means to go
A. The beginning of the clashes that trig- to another country that is not your own
gered the First World War and take control of the area so you can
B. The looting of natural resources by the benefit economically
metropolises. A. colony (n)

B. colonize (v) 3909. Which of the following is the best title

C. colonizer (n) for the information in the box?
D. none of above
3903. who is the leader of corregimiento

A. Mayor
A. Causes of the American Revolution
B. mayor
B. Reasons People Settled in the Thirteen
NARAYAN CHANGDER
3904. The first industrial revolution occurred Colonies
A. in the second half of the 19th century C. Ideas that Influenced Government in
the Thirteen Colonies
B. in the first half of the 18th century
D. Reasons for Growth of Representative
C. in the second half of the 18th century Government in the Thirteen Colonies
D. in the 13th century
3910. Who forced the crown to take actions
3905. Which term means a GOOD to sold an- that would facilitate the conversion of the
other country? indigenous population to Catholicism?
A. Exports A. The royal patronage
B. Imports B. Martin of Valencia
3906. The view that a nations most “fit” to 3911. The factors that contributed to accentu-
survive had the right to dominate others ate the differences between countries.
A. Dominator A. The appropriation of knowledge,
B. Survivalist B. the free market

C. the industry
C. Social Darwinism
D. the technology
D. Winner
3912. What is the complex system of writing
3907. who was the first of the santhal to rise
that the Mayan’s used?
in revolt against the British in the 18th cen-
tury? A. Hieroglyphics
A. U kiangbagh B. Alphabet
B. Tirot singh C. You dance
C. Tilka Manjhi D. Books
D. none of above 3913. Which colonial administration in West

Africa sought to integrate her colonies
3908. State containing several countries or with their home country? (WAEC 2019)
territories. K
A. WESTERN A. A. British
B. NATIONALISM B. B. Dutch
C. COLONIES C. C. French
D. EMPIRE D. Mr. Danes

3914. What colonialism have we talked about 3918. Imperial nations needed natural re-
in class? sources, which are what?

A. materials that occur in nature
B. products created from using up fuel
C. materials used to create finished
goods
D. lightning and other natural phenom-
A. XIX century ena
B. century XVIII
3919. Colonialism allowed:
C. XV century
A. raw materials control
D. XXI century
B. money control
3915. The was allowed under the Amer- C. machinery control
ican education system, Male and Female
students attended the same school and sat D. river control
together inside the same classroom.
3920. Continents colonized by Europeans in
A. Formal education system the mid-1870s.
B. Informal education system A. Africa and Asia
C. Co-educational system B. Africa and Mexico
D. Non-formal education system C. Asia and Australia
3916. Everyone can practice their beliefs D. Africa and Latin America
A. Right 3921. Which key places were controlled by in-

B. Privilege dustrialized countries?
A. The Kennet Canal in England and the
3917. By the early 1900s the United States Anti-Parana Canal in Brazil
acquired all of the following territories EX-
CEPT B. The Alsace Canal in France and the
Punto Indio Canal in South America
C. The Suez Canal in Egypt and the
Panama Canal in Central America
D. none of above
3922. TO WHICH COUNTRIES DID COLONIAL-

ISM EXTEND?
A. Alaska A. JAPAN, RUSSIA, CHINA, KOREA
B. Hawaii B. ALL AMERICA
C. Mexico C. INDIA, AMERICA AND OCEANIA
D. Puerto Rico D. none of above

3923. When did urbanisation starts? C. European sold the spices to Indone-
A. 1871 sian people during colonization
B. 1876 D. Indonesian people worked together

C. 1881 with European to produce more spices
and succeed
D. 1886
3924. The most important French colony 3929. Which of the following term is not asso-
was ciated with shifting agriculture in India?
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. Madagascar A. (the legend
B. Indochina
B. (b) Storage
C. Algeria
C. (c) ravine
D. none of above
D. (d) Lading
3925. Which of the following is not a agrar-
ian policy introduced by the Company as a
part of land revenue settlement? 3930. One way in which Kemal Ataturk and
Reza Pahlavi are similar is that both sup-
A. unemployment
ported policies of
B. Zamindari system
A. Promoting membership in the United
C. Ryotwari system
Nations
D. Mahalwari system
B. Denying women the right to vote
3926. He was known for his drawings in Fr.
Manuel Blanco’s Flora de Filipinas C. Modernizing and Westernizing their
nations
A. Regina Garcia and Basa
B. Jose Dans D. Preventing their citizens from travel-
ing overseas
C. Necolas Dela Cruz Thing
D. Juan Luna
3931. What is a concession?
3927. What rebellion did NOT take place in A. The homeland to which the colonizers
China? belonged* *pertenecen
A. Taiping
B. A territory dominated entirely by the
B. Zulu occupying power
C. Boxer
C. A territory where the metropolis re-
D. Opium spected the native government
3928. What is the relationship between spices D. Administration and occupation of a ter-
and colonization in European exploration? ritory within a state for the purpose of
A. colonization drove them to get as much trade
as spices to reach some profit
B. he spices was used to warm their bod- 3932. Gandhi told the Indian people to
ies during exploration in Indonesia British goods.

D. all the first three answers are correct

E. only the first two answers are correct

3936. This battle influenced the American Rev-
olution when the colonists along with the
French surrounded the British and they
were forced to surrender.
A. Lexington and Concord
A. Buy B. Battle of Saratoga
B. Sell C. Battle of Yorktown

C. Make D. Battle of Trenton
D. Boycott 3937. Which of the following sentences LEAST
3933. What is the name of the meeting in the supports the main idea of the selection?
image? A. The economic structure of African so-
ciety was changed by the Europeans.
B. Colonialism had a huge impact on the
lives of Africans
C. The Europeans started employing
Asian immigrants, which created tension
between the Asians and Africans.
D. Overall, there were many negatives,
A. Conference of African Countries but some positives to colonialism in
B. Conference of Rich Countries Africa.
C. Berlin Conference 3938. Can imperialism manifest itself in sev-

D. none of above eral ways or only in one way?
3934. Which reason for imperialism has to do A. Economic

with pride in your country, that it’s better B. Warlike
than the other countries?
C. Cultural
A. economic
D. Financial
B. political
E. All previous manifestations
C. cultural
D. exploratory 3939. Supreme court during the Spanish colo-
nial period
3935. What were the causes of the “great mi-
gration” A. superior decree
A. overabundance of population B. be fulfilled
B. agrarian crisis C. Royal Court / Royal Court
C. religious persecutions D. city hall

3940. Japan accepted western modernization

through Meiji Reforms.
A. True
B. False
3941. What was important about the Magna

Carta (1215)?
NARAYAN CHANGDER
A. Spanish people
B. Creole
C. Mestizos
D. Indians
A. it made the king the absolute ruler
3945. What happened at the Berlin confer-
B. the king agreed to give the American ence?
colonies their independence
C. the charter limited the power of the
monarchy
D. it granted the people of England the
freedom to worship
3942. Participated in the imperialist process:

A. All Europe
B. Japan
C. The industrialized powers of Europe A. The distribution of European powers
D. USA and South America over Asia.
B. The distribution of European powers
3943. Which of these groups benefited most over Africa.
from 19th-century imperialism?
C. Political power was established in
A. Imperial nations, such as the United Africa.
Kingdom and France
D. The cultural transition from Europe to
B. Nations that were under economic im- Africa began.
perialism, such as Honduras and China
3946. Which island had colonial presence from
C. Colonies of imperial nations, such as
the British, Dutch, and German empires?
Congo and India
A. Papua New Guinea
D. Independent countries, such as Swe-
den and Canada B. Tianjin
C. Guyana
3944. Which group was below the mestizos in
the social hierarchy? D. none of above

3947. Who did the Pilgrims choose as their 3951. What did the mother countries control?
leader for the new government? A. The color of houses

A. A settlement in a foreign land B. The size of barns
B. A group that goes on a long journey for C. Where a family could plant a garden
religious reasons
D. What the colonies bought and sold
C. Permission given from a higher author-
ity 3952. Members of wealthy families who
owned homes in the plaza complex
D. Leader or head of government
A. main
3948. In the history of the trans-Atlantic slave B. gobernadorcillo
trade (1525-1866), 12.5 million Africans
were shipped to the New World. Of them, 3953. Britishers paid how many rupees for
10.7 million survived the dreaded Middle 1000 coccons
Passage, disembarking in North America, A. 2
the Caribbean and South America. What
percentage of the 12.5 million Africans B. 5
that were shipped to the New World, dis- C. 3
embarked in the Americas and Caribbean? D. 6
Answer is rounded up to the nearest whole
number. 3954. During the second colonial exploitation
in Indochina (1919-1929), which eco-
A. 92%
nomic sector did the French colonialists in-
B. 86% vest the most capital in?
C. 94% A. Commercial.
D. 89% B. Industry.
3949. Which of these events led European C. Handicraft.
countries to seek natural resources in D. Agriculture.
colonies around the world during the 19th
century? 3955. Which countries were protagonists of
the “opium war”?
A. The Enlightenment
A. Great Britain and China
B. The Industrial Revolution
B. China and India
C. The American Civil War
C. India and Great Britain
D. The Scientific Revolution
D. Great Britain and France
3950. What is the main impact of colonialism 3956. Imperialism led to the loss of iden-
on the landscape in Myanmar? tity and traditional values of the indige-
A. Dismantling the existing economy nous populations and to the implementa-
B. Suppression of national cultural ex- tion of the behavior, education and men-
pression tality patterns of the colonizers. Likewise,
it meant the adoption of the languages of
C. All of the above the dominators (especially English, French
D. Changing local knowledge and educa- and Spanish). This means that in the Euro-
tion pean colonies a strong:

A. Adaptation C. An area whose art and music are influ-

B. Development enced by a foreign power.
C. Ruralization D. none of above

D. Acculturation
3962. Which of the following options is a char-
3957. What were cash crops in Virginia? acteristic of 19th century European imperi-
alism?
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ernment functions
B. Crops that are sold for profit
3958. This country in Asia was known as

Britain’s “crown jewel”.
A. China A. It began with the political rise of Asian
countries
B. India
C. Manchuria B. It is related to the Industrialization
process of Europe.
D. Korea
C. One of the political consequences was
3959. Due to the emphasis placed on education the spread of fascism
most colonists did this regularly.
D. Weakening and defeat of the pow-
A. Read the Bible ers due to the resistance of the African
B. Read a hornbook colonies
C. Read something like Poor Richard’s Al-
manac 3963. By using the doctrine of lapse, Dalhousie
annexed many states including
D. All of these are accurate
A. Travancore
3960. The House of was the first represen-
tative government in the New World. B. Punjab
A. Representatives C. Surat
B. Confederation D. Mysore
C. Burgesses
3964. Who led the first demonstration in
D. none 1905? And what was the Tsar’s reaction?
3961. What is a sphere of influence? A. The priest Gapon and reacted sadly
A. A country or area that is controlled by B. Hernan Cortes and he reacted very
another country with no formal authority happily
to do so.
C. The priest Gapon reacted violently and
B. A state that is under the protection of
claimed many lives.
another state, but directly controlled by
the protecting state. D. none of above

3965. What is the significance of the Berlin C. Rodrigo de Triana

Conference in the context of colonialism?

A. It led to the independence of African
nations 3970. The US enters World War I in
B. It resulted in the eradication of colo- A. 1917
nialism in Africa
B. 1916
C. It formalized the European coloniza-
tion and division of Africa. C. 1915
D. It had no impact on the colonization of D. 1918
Africa
3966. Which European country was mostly in- 3971. Which was a weakness of the Articles
volved in the fur trade during the early of Confederation?
days of Canada?
A. England
B. France
C. Spain
D. Vikings
3967. The Spanish were motivated to explore

and colonize by three factors
A. Christmas, Easter, and Summer Vaca A. Congress couldn’t collect taxes
B. God, Gold, and Glory B. Weak central government
C. Rice, Ropes, and Rhinestones C. Provided for no common currency
D. Friends, Furs, and Fish
D. All of the these
3968. Which historical event most directly in-
fluenced the development of the 1947 plan 3972. All of the thirteen English colonies in
shown on map A? North America allowed slavery.Which of
the following BEST explains why the slave
A. Russian pogroms
population was concentrated in the South-
B. The fall of the Austro-Hungarian Em- ern colonies?
pire
A. Southern colonies had more seaports
C. Paris Peace Conference for importing slaves.
D. The Holocaust B. Southern colonies had labor-intensive
3969. WHO CAPTAINED THE CARABELA LA agricultural economies.
NIÑA. It had a stronger construction, but C. Northern colonies attracted religious
of reduced length (a little less than 20 me- groups opposed to slavery.
ters) at the mercy of the waves.
D. Northern colonies were sparsely pop-
A. Vicente Yáñez Pinzón ulated which made it easier for slaves to
B. Martin Alonso Pinzón escape.

3973. Who were the main inventors during the C. Policy

Second Industrial Revolution? D. Cultural
A. Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham E. Economic
Bell, Nikola Tesla
B. Benjamin Franklin, James Watt, 3978. Which of the following DID NOT happen
Samuel Morse in relation to the industrial revolution of
1800s?
C. Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Galileo
A. shift of the dominant religion in Europe
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Galilei
from Christianity to Islam
D. Marie Curie, Louis Pasteur, Charles
Darwin B. shift of working from fields to working
in factories
3974. How did the Industrial Revolution spur C. shift of pure manual labor to the use of
(increase) Europeans’ desire to colonize machines
Africa?
D. shift of the center of economy from the
A. They needed more land. country to the cities
B. They wanted to control everything.
3979. What is colonization?
C. They were looking for more raw mate-
A. A type of imperialism
rials & markets
B. A type of governance
D. They wanted to build factories in Africa
C. A type of economy
3975. Which of the following world historical
D. A type of political system
events had an impact on the Vietnamese
revolution of the 1919-1930 period? 3980. An explorer who claims land for Spain
A. World War II broke out. is known as a
B. World War II ended. A. Rancher
C. The European Union is established. B. Migrant
D. The proletarian revolution in Russia C. Conquistador
was successful. D. Empressarion
3976. Which of the following world historical 3981. Which of the following governor intro-
events had an impact on the Vietnamese duced Permanent Settlement in Bengal and
revolution of the 1919-1930 period? Bihar?
A. The European Union is established. A. William Bentick
B. World War II broke out. B. Lord Cornwallis
C. Soviet Russia was born. C. Thomas Munro
D. World War II ended. D. Lord Dalhousie
3977. Spanish is spoken in many Latin Ameri- 3982. In much of Africa, the official religion is
can countries. This is a consequence Christianity. This is a consequence
A. Demographic A. Economic
B. Social B. Policy

C. Cultural 3987. a country or territory governed inter-

D. Social nally by a foreign power

E. Demographic A. colony
B. protectorate
3983. Who is the woman in the caricature?
D. economic imperialism
3988. What is the term used for pressure to
change and conform the cultural trait of
A. Culinary Hegemony
B. Culinary Domination
A. Queen Victoria C. Culinary Imperialism
B. Queen Elizabeth I D. Culinary Subjugation
C. Queen Elizabeth II 3989. One of the reasons why the colonialists
D. Queen Maria Theresa came to Indonesia is
A. The colonialist wanted to do some re-
3984. The people of Maluku fought against the
search in spices
Dutch in 1817, led by
B. Indonesia has spices that they can sell
A.
with high price
B.
C. Indonesia invited them to trade the
C. spices
D. D. none of above
E.
3990. Pedro Albizu Campos was named Presi-
3985. A tax to be paid on certain imports or dent of the Republic of Puerto Rico in the
exports Grito de Lares.
A. Tariff A. TRUE
B. Jamestown B. Falso
C. Mayflower Compact 3991. Which of the following describes a moti-
D. Proprietary Colony vation for European countries establishing
empires in the 19th century?
3986. If I say that the amount of sunlight A. Europeans believed they were morally
dwindled in the winter, what would that superior to the peoples of Africa and Asia.
mean? Use clues from how the word was
used in the passage to help you out. B. Europeans wanted to leave Europe
and relocate to African and Asian coun-
A. There is more sunlight in the winter tries.
B. There is the same, steady amount of C. Europeans needed places to use the
sunlight in the winter new technologies they had developed.
C. The sunlight shines less in the winter D. Europeans hoped to spread Enlighten-
D. There is less sunlight in the winter ment ideas, including liberal democracy.

3992. Why was Belgium’s government leaders 3997. Which of the following is one way cul-
and citizens not that interested in acquir- tures of Central America were influenced
ing land in Africa? by Spanish colonization?
A. They did not want to exploit the native A. Christianity and the Spanish language
Afrcians. were introduced into the region.
B. They did not want to spend the enor- B. Spanish settlers adopted human sacri-
mous amount of money needed to main- fice from Mayan tribes.
tain such distant colonies.
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C. Spanish laws brought equality to
women and all peoples.
3993. What is meant by ‘othering’?
D. Farming became the primary eco-
A. Defining someone in terms of their sim- nomic activity in the region.
ilarity to the colonised.
3998. conquered the Aztec empire and was
B. Stereotyping.
appointed governor in the Viceroyalty of
C. Finding the positive traits in other peo- New Spain
ple. A. Pizarro
D. Defining someone in terms of their dif- B. Atahualpa
ference to the coloniser.
C. Moctezuma
3994. Friar called “Protector of the Indians” D. Cortés
A. Pedro de Heredia 3999. Why did the leaders of the colonies
B. Cristobal Colon meet at the 2nd Continental Congress?
C. The Profe that teacher A. To raise taxes for the war
D. Bartolome de las Casas B. To gain Great Britain’s support
C. To begin a strong national defense
3995. What type was the colonial organiza- with an army led by George Washington
tion of Port Arthur?
D. Established an alliance with the US and
A. Domain France
B. Protectorate 4000. Identify which were the subjects that
C. Concession were studied in schools in colonial times
D. It did not belong to any metropolis A. Grammar
B. Physical
3996. Before the Revolutionary War, colonists
organized boycotts against Great Britain. C. Logic
What group used violence and threats to D. Arithmetic
enforce these boycotts? E. Chemical
A. Imperial Policy
4001. What was the second stage of the war
B. Sons of Liberty known as?
C. Massachusetts Militia A. World War
D. Second Continental Congress B. War of movements

C. Trench war 4006. What board that introduced the use of

D. none of above medicine and methods of treatment for tu-
berculosis?

4002. What led to the colonization of South- A. Board of Justice
east Asia?
B. Board of Public Highways
A. house trade C. Board of Public Health
B. the spice trade D. none of above
C. animal trade
4007. Cantonment was a
D. the fabric trade
A. military settlements
4003. Which of the following was the eco- B. railway lines
nomic policy that was popular during 15th- C. ports
16th colonialism?
D. educational hub
A. Capitalism
4008. The main objective of the Dutch govern-
B. Mercantilism
ment in implementing the forced cultiva-
C. Monarchy tion system policy was
D. none of above A. filling the void in the Dutch state trea-
sury
4004. The colonial distribution brought the
separation of related ethnic groups, en- B. finance the eradication of the war tak-
emy peoples were grouped together in the ing place in Indonesia
same territory, bringing conflicts. C. familiarize Indonesian farmers with
growing export crops
D. meet European market demand for ex-
port crops
E. making the Netherlands an industrial
country that can compete with other Euro-
pean countries
4009. I was the king of England who came up

A. Demographic the “Acts”; Coercive, Sugar & Stamp to
B. Economic name a few.
C. Political-Social A. Charles I
D. Military B. James
C. William
4005. According to Leopoldo this was what he
wanted to do in Congo D. George III
A. That the Congolese had a quality life 4010. What was different between the way
the Spanish & French interacted with na-
B. Civilize it
tive people?
C. Make it important globally A. Spain enslaved them, France built
D. none of above friendships

B. France enslaved them, Spain built C. short growing season

friendships
D. warm, wet climate
C. Spain accepted their culture, France
didn’t 4016. a country or area under the full or par-
D. France AND SPAIN accepted their cul- tial political control of another country,
ture typically a distant one, and occupied by
settlers from that country
4011. What countries established colonies in
NARAYAN CHANGDER
Asia? A. Charter
A. Every options B. Headright System
B. The British Empire C. Plantation
C. France D. Colony
D. Netherlands
4017. To approve or accept something
E. USA
A. Absolve
4012. One of the 3Gs which aims to is to look
for natural resources to gain wealth B. Viceroy
A. God C. Justice
B. Gold D. Condone
C. Glory
4018. Who was the leader of Jamestown?
D. Generation
A. John Smith
4013. -Magellan’s expedition successfully
reached thePhilippines on March 16, B. John White
1521.
C. John Raleigh
A. True
D. William Penn
B. False
4014. Gandhi’s philosophy Satyagraha means 4019. What were some positive effects of
colonialism?
A. Unwavering search for the truth A. Investment in infrastructure and trade

B. Peace and love B. Sharing of medical practices and tech-
C. The Golden rule nology
D. Defiance of discrimination C. Promotion of human rights standards

and democratic practices
4015. Which of the following geographic con-
ditions were present in the Southern D. All of the above
colonies and were suitable for the devel-
opment of plantation agriculture (but NOT 4020. Timbuktu was one among many schol-
northward in New England)? arly centers to exist in
A. colder climate A. Precolonial West Africa

B. rocky soil B. Colonial West Africa

4021. “No freeman shall be seized or impris- 4024. Who defeated the Incas and conquered
oned, or stripped of his rights or posses- their empire?
sions except by the lawful judgement

of his peers “-Magna Carta, 1215
Which political idea was influenced by this
provision of the Magna Carta?
A. federalism
B. due process
A. Hernan Cortes
C. a bicameral legislature
B. The big captain
D. the social contract
C. Francisco Pizarro
4022. ‘s main focus was economic. It D. none of above
would get raw materials from the islands
4025. What was the turning point in the re-
like phosphate, minerals, forest products,
lationship between European powers and
fish, and agricultural products.
African colonies?
A. The signing of the Act of Berlin
B. The outbreak of World War I
C. The introduction of reforms after
World War II
D. The abolition of slavery
4026. EL PERMITIÓ QUE ALGUNAS NA-

CIONES ACUMULARÁN RIQUEZAS Y
APARECIERA SOBRE ESA BASE UN NUEVO
SISTEMA POLÍTICO Y ECONÓMICO:
A. CAPITALISMO INDUSTRIAL
B. MERCANTILIST CAPITALISM
A. Germany C. CAPITALISMO IMPERIALISTA
B. Spain D. MERCANTILIST FEUDALISM
C. America 4027. Unfairly and brutally treating a group of
D. Japan people
E. France A. Oppressive
B. Protect
4023. The first American civilian government
C. Kind
and the creation of a three-branch gov-
ernment:legislative, executive and judicial D. Pleasant
on the island was achieved thanks to the
Jones Act.
subjugation, and exercise of control of one
A. TRUE strong country over a weaker one.
B. Falso A. Expedition

B. Exploration B. autocracy
C. Colonialism C. Parliamentary monarchy
4029. Why does the second industrial revolu- 4033. Everyone owns a smartphone
tion generate a mass society?
A. Right
A. For the mechanization of work
B. Privilege
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B. For the excessive working hours of the
workers 4034. Who wrote most of the Declaration of
Independence?
C. Because men find themselves leading
lives with common schedules, customs A. Patrick Henry
and consumer products. B. Benjamin Franklin
D. none of above C. Thomas Jefferson
4030. All of the following are reasons Al- D. John Adams
Qaeda members claimed to carry out the
terrorist attacks on the United States on 4035. twenty-one-. What were the artistic
Sept 11, 2001 EXCEPT? movements of the 19th century trying to
show?
A. Anger over U.S. support of Israel
A. The latest attempts to recover the clas-
B. Anger over the U.S. decision to no
sical tradition of romanticism.
longer buy oil from Middle Eastern nations
B. They are all false.
C. Frustration over continued U.S. mili-
tary involvement in Middle Eastern na- C. The latest attempts to recover the clas-
tions, like in the Gulf War sical translation of neoclassicism.
D. A desire to counter Western influence D. none of above
in the Middle East and promote Islamic
fundamentalist views 4036. Which one was a positive impact that
colonialism had on education in Sub-
4031. This line was built with the aim of? Saharan Africa?
A. Making Dutch mobility easier A. religions were replaced by Christianity
B. Defending the island of Java from B. people could right their names
British attacks
C. missionaries set up schools to teach in-
C. Leveling the infrastructure develop- digenous people to read
ment of the Dutch East Indies
D. none of above
D. Making it easier for the Dutch to con-
trol the archipelago 4037. What territory did the Russian and
Japanese empires dispute?
E. The main route of Dutch trade with Eu-
rope A. Corea y Manchuria
B. Samoa
4032. What is the name of the system of gov-
ernment that characterized Tsarist Russia? C. Virgin Islands
A. Dictatorship D. Taiwan

4038. What did the Europeans impose? 4043. Exchanging human beings that were en-
A. Her ideals slaved with raw materials from land and
the Earth

B. Religion, new forms of communication
A. Trade between Europe and Africa
C. Their way of dressing, religion and cus-
toms. B. Trade between America and Europe
D. Customs, language, religion and C. Trade between Africa and America
caused the loss of identity D. none of above
4039. One reason for Japan’s rapid industrial- 4044. EXPORTS of the 13 colonies included:
ization during the Meiji Restoration was
that Japan had
A. rejected Western ideas
B. used its access to the sea for fishing
C. relied on traditional isolationist poli-
cies
D. reformed its political and economic
systems
4040. Three Important Meanings in the Unity
and Integrity of the Indonesian Nation, A. Manufactured goods
except B. Raw Materials
A. Building a sense of family C. Slaves
B. Establishing a sense of humanity D. Gold
C. Establish a sense of togetherness
4045. (a) belonged to the British Empire
D. Establishing a sense of indifference
A. to Egypt
4041. Which of the following was an Exten- B. Algeria
sive exchange of plants, animals, diseases,
people, and ideas between the Old World C. Tunisia
and New World following the voyages of D. Congo
Christopher Columbus?
E. Manchuria
A. Triangular Trade
B. Middle Passage 4046. Which of the following best describes
the message of this cartoon?
C. Columbian Exchange
D. Mercantilism
4042. Indonesia is giving resistance because?
A. Indonesia is a brave nation
B. pain given by the colonialists
C. a sense of comfort in the presence of
invaders A. The Europeans stripped the Africans of
D. doesn’t like being managed all their resources.

B. The Africans stripped the Europeans of 4050. What did the US colonies contribute to
all their resources. their metropolis?
C. The Africans dug themselves into a A. Anything
hole of debt.
B. Problems
D. The Europeans dug themselves into a
hole of debt. C. World War 1
D. Commercial and economic increase
4047. What was one result of the Supreme
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Court’s decision in Dred Scott v. Sanford
(1857)? 4051. Pope Alexander VI issues this papal bull
or decree, in which he authorizes Spain and
A. Sectional tension increased. Portugal to colonize the Americas and its
B. The slave trade was abolished Native peoples as subjects. The decree as-
serts the rights of Spain and Portugal to
C. Northern states were more willing to colonize, convert, and enslave.
compromise
A. Treaty of Tordisillas
D. Southern states immediately seceded
from the Union. B. Among other things
4048. What power does the color yellow cor- C. Sanguang

respond to? D. none of above
4052. They were people of mixed Spanish and

native ancestry.
A. Italians
B. Chinese
C. Mestizos
D. Germans
A. Spain
4053. This institution was created in the
B. France 1540s to govern territories with abun-
C. Britain dant indigenous populations that, accord-
ing to the New Laws, were taken from
D. Belgium the encomenderos and handed over to the
Crown.
4049. Logging is an agriculture industry in
Brazil. What characteristic of Brazil’s ge- A. Hearing of the Confines
ography makes this industry possible?
B. Viceroyalties
A. harsh climate
C. Major and minor mayors
B. abundant minerals
D. Corrections
C. Amazon rain forest
D. expansive territory 4054. Name the colony.

4058. Which country controlled and profited

the most from the spice trade in Europe?

A. Spain
B. Portugal
C. Italy
D. none of above
4059. Which is an example of a push factor?

A. New job opportunities
B. Freedom to develop self-government
A. Massachusetts
C. Religious persecution
B. Maine
D. Land ownership
C. Maryland
D. Connecticut 4060. Who discovered the sea route to India
in 1498
4055. What event “showed congress how
weak the Articles of Confederation was? A. Columbus
A. Bacon Rebellion B. Dutch
B. American Revolution C. East India company

C. Shay’s Rebellion D. Vasco da Gama
D. Constitution
4061. What was one major effect of the
4056. In which region of India did a rebellion Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854)?
against forest policies take place in 1910, A. It created the same number of slave
leading to the suspension of forest reser- and free states.
vation plans?
B. It closed the New Mexico and Utah Ter-
A. Bastar ritories to future slavery.
B. Assam C. It made slavery possible in territories
C. Mizoram previously closed to slavery.
D. Kerala D. It rejected the use of popular
sovereignty to resolve the slavery issue.
4057. Which areas are they going to focus on
conquering? 4062. What was one of the motivations for Eu-
A. Africa ropean exploration?
B. Asia A. To spread Islam

C. Europe B. To gain wealth through trade
D. Antarctica C. To establish a global empire
E. Pacific Ocean D. To promote atheism

4063. Slaves were transported to the Amer- 4068. What did Christopher Columbus find?
ican continent on the best ships of the
A. America
metropolis.
B. Asia
D. Reformation
E. Ferdinand Magellan
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A. Falso 4069. What were the consequences of indus-
B. TRUE trializationand modernization in Java?
4064. What was the main colonial, financial A. Increased biodiversity

and industrial power? B. Enhanced agricultural productivity
A. France
C. Deforestation
B. Spain
D. Preservation of Indigenous communi-
C. Britain ties
D. Belgium
4070. What happened in the United States
4065. The colonies provided territories to send
with the indigenous peoples?
the demographic surplus and to reduce un-
employment and internal social tensions. A. They were confined in territories
A. true called reserves
B. Fals B. They were used as cheap labor
4066. Where did tomatoes come from? C. They were put in anthropological zoos
D. They were sold as slaves
4071. The European country in green is?
A. New World
B. Old World
4067. What is the term used for the domina-
tion and subordination of one state over
others?
A. Spain
A. Settler colonialism
B. Portugal
B. Colonialism
C. Dependency theory C. Great Britain
D. Imperialism D. France

4072. Passion for Gold, Glory, and Gospel mis-

sion became one of the reasons of colonial-
ism. Gospel means the mission of

A. spreading Christian teachings to new
places
B. seeking wealth for Europeans in new
places A. it’s always sunny in Britain
C. conquering new territories B. it shows how large their empire was

C. it shows how dangerous they were
D. seeking glory in social and political
fields D. is a reference to the shiny money they
had
4073. What party was created in our country 4077. The Europeans who first stopped in the
in 1919? archipelago in the 16th century were?
A. Institutional Revolutionary Party A. Spanish
B. Mexican Communist Party B. Portuguese
C. Labor Party C. Dutch
D. none of above D. English

E. French
4074. A series of laws passed by the English
4078. What is European imperialism?
Parliament in the 1650s that established
rules for trade between England and its A. It is the conquest of Christopher
colonies (2) Columbus
A. Triangular Trade B. It is Europe’s rebellion against the Rus-
sian empire.
B. Mercantilism
C. It is the era when many European
C. Colonization countries plundered Latin America and
Africa.
D. Navigation Acts
D. none of above
4075. After completing the invasion and paci-
4079. When was the Cold War?
fication of colonial countries in Southeast
Asia, the colonial countries all embarked A. 1940s to 1990s
on B. 1910s to today
A. Set up a governing apparatus C. 1920s to 1940s
B. Colonial exploitation D. 1940s to 1950s
C. Imposing a heavy tax regime 4080. During the “Trench War” phase, French
resistance to the German offensive in
D. Spreading the culture of slavery northern France occurred in
4076. What does the phrase “the sun never A. The Battle of Galipoli
sets over the British Empire” mean? B. The Battle of the Marne

C. The Battle of Verdun 4085. Name the colony.

D. The Battle of the Somme
4081. Assertion ReasoningA.Birsa munda is a

hero of tribalsR.He motivate them to work
on their own ln to earn their living
A. Reason for Assertion is wrong
B. Reason for Assertion is Right
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C. 1st statement is wrong
D. None of these
4082. The impact of mercantilism was that
A. South Carolina
B. North Carolina
C. South Florida
D. Georgia
A. The rate of slavery in the Americas 4086. What territory did Great Britain obtain
went down after defeating China in the Opium Wars?
B. Trade was limited in the Atlantic A. Corea
C. The Colony grew wealthy B. Indochina
D. The Mother Country grew wealthy
C. Hong Kong
4083. Who developed the scientific manage- D. India
ment proposal
A. Adam Smith 4087. TRUE OR FALSE:One of the changes in-
fluenced/implemented by the Americans in
B. David Ricardo the Philippines is the establishment of a bi-
C. Frederick Taylor cameral legislative (2 chambers).
D. Karl Marx A. TRUE
4084. What is a colony? B. FALSE
A. It is a country that controls over other 4088. In what way did the Japanese exploit
territories forests in Java during their occupation in
B. It is a kingdom that controls other king- World War II?
doms A. For their own war industries
C. Territory that is conquered and con-
B. For conservation purposes
trolled by another mother-nation or
metropolis C. For scientific research
D. none of above D. For tourism development

4089. The main focus of urban development 4093. The following are resistance figures
came to be centred on which three port from Maluku against the Portuguese
towns

A. Prince Diponegoro
A. Calcutta Madrasassam B. Sisingamangaraja
B. BombayCalcuttaKerela C. Sultan Agung
C. DelhiGoaCalcutta D. Prince Antasari
D. Bombay Calcutta Madras E. Sultan Baabullah
4090. If the conquered territory retains con- 4094. term given to Filipino-Muslims
trol of internal politics we talk about
A. Moros
A. Colonia
B. indian / natural indians
B. Protectorate
C. Concession 4095. Refers to the colonizer of Malacca and
Island of Timor.
D. none of above
A. Spain
4091. Who was proclaimed as the emperor B. Portugal
of india during the great indian mutiny of
1857 C. Netherlands
A. Bahadur Shah Zafar D. Britain
B. Rani of Jhansi 4096. Why did Mexico and Spain create the
C. Kunwar Singh Empresario System?
A. Texas was largely unpopulated and vul-
D. Tantya Topi
nerable
4092. What three wars do they wage be- B. They wanted to increase American
tween 1864 and 1871? power in Texas.
C. Stephen F. Austin forced them to grant
him the land.
D. Native Americans needed assistance
on Texas farms.
4097. The Day Laborer’s Book Regime was

difficult for the living conditions of these
groups of workers.
A. TRUE
B. Falso
A. The Danish-German war
4098. Imperialism believed that
B. The Austro-Prussian war
A. the subjugated peoples were savage
C. The Civil war and inferior
D. The Independence war B. the subjugated peoples had a national-
E. The Franco-Prussian war ist spirit

C. antisemitism was a way forward C. A book that governs the Russian parlia-
D. the only useful form of government ment
was based on the emperor D. To the lower house of the Russian Par-
liament made up of landowners, citizens,
4099. What country sponsored Christopher industrial workers and peasants
Columbus?
A. Spain 4104. What is the correct order of events for
the following important moments in US
B. England
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History?
C. Italy
A. Virginia house of Burgesses,
D. Portugal Jamestown, Mayflower compact, Funda-
mental orders of Connecticut
4100. Who was the Mughal Emperor when
first British enter into the Mughal Court B. Virginia house of Burgesses,
to secure royal patronage? Jamestown, Fundamental orders of Con-
A. Akbar necticut
B. Jahangir C. Jamestown, Virginia house of

Burgesses, Mayflower compact, Funda-
C. Aurangzeb mental orders of Connecticut
D. Babar D. none of above
4101. How did colonialism contribute to the
spread of European culture and language? 4105. Which of the following was an Ital-
ian explorer who sailed for Spain, came
A. European powers imposed their cul- into contact with various societies in the
ture and language on the colonized re- Caribbean, including Taino, and established
gions colonies for Spain but treated natives
B. Colonialism had no impact on the harshly
spread of European culture and language A. Christopher Columbus
C. Colonialism led to the preservation of B. Francisco Pizarro
local cultures and languages
C. Hernan Cortes
D. European powers encouraged the use
of multiple languages in the colonized re- D. Henry Hudson
gions
4106. It was the institution in charge of lo-
4102. The Royal Court in America was the cal government in Spanish cities and towns
A. Maximum economic authority and in Indian towns. They were made up
of councilors-in charge of administrative
B. Maximum administrative branch matters-and mayors or justices-in charge
C. Highest body of justice of resolving civil or criminal cases.
D. Maximum audience house A. Viceroyalties
4103. What was known as Duma in Russia? B. Major and minor mayors
A. To balance the scales of well-being C. Corrections
B. A Russian economic parliament D. Town halls

4107. Factor that led to the First World War 4112. They also studied the languages of the
A. Technological development of the west natives and they first baptized the local
leaders.

indies
B. The great technical-industrial develop- A. Friars
ment that Germany, England and France B. Workers
experienced
C. Farmers
C. Discontent between the West Indies
and the European powers D. none of above
D. The freedom of trade of the European 4113. Different orders came to the Philippines
powers to spreadChristianity. These were the
4108. Which of the following was not a cate- Augustinians, Franciscans, Dominicans, Je-
gory defined by the British colonial rulers suits and Recollects.
in India? A. True
A. Reserved forests B. False
B. Protected forests
4114. In 1600, what percentage of India’s
C. Village forests
landmass was under cultivation?
D. Community forests
A. 0.16
4109. What enabled the Europeans to explore B. 0.25
beyond Europe?
C. 0.5
A. technological innovations in navigation
B. the desire to spread Christianity and D. 0.75
weaken Islam
4115. The measures proposed by the Spanish
C. the desire to control the spice trade business community, putting pressure on
D. the development of stronger weapons the State, which consist of making foreign
goods more expensive, thus forcing the
4110. What was the main export of Sarawak consumption of its own goods in the coun-
in the 1800s? try, are called
A. Sandalwood A. Protectionism
B. Rattan B. Communism
C. Camphor
C. Liberalism
D. Antimony
D. Freecambism
4111. The first Spanish city to be freed from
the Muslims. 4116. Portuguese was supported by king-
dom
A. Visigoths
B. Moors A. Ternate
C. Regain B. Tidore
D. El Cid C. See him
E. Valencia D. none of above

4117. He is the head of the town. C. USA/Japan

A. mayor D. USA/Spain
B. citizen
4123. Indigenous slavery adopted at the be-
C. mayor ginning of Brazil’s colonization was pro-
D. gobernadorcillo gressively abandoned and replaced by
African slavery, among other reasons, due
4118. According to their political pact, Spain to:
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can conquer the lands that they will find A. to the papacy’s constant commitment
on to defending the Indians against the
A. Eastern region colonists
B. Western region B. the successful campaign of the Jesuits
C. Southern region in favor of the Indians
D. Northern region C. the complete incapacity of the Indians

to work
4119. What is the meaning of the word “In- D. to the large profits provided by the
digenous”? slave trade to private capital and the
A. naturally existing in a place or country Crown
B. arriving from another place 4124. Who had the highest social position?
C. Artificially made A. Spanish.
D. none of above
B. Mulattos.
4120. From the text “How Salt Shook an Em- C. Mestizos.
pire”:Which alternate title best expresses
D. none of above
the main idea of the passage?
A. Mahatma Gandhi’s Life and Death 4125. The study of the effects of colonialism
on cultures and societies
B. How Gandhi Challenged the Salt Tax
A. Colonialism
C. Why the People of India Needed Salt
B. Structuralism
D. The British Empire’s Takeover of India
C. Post-colonial Criticism
4121. Mollucan Kingdoms that existed in that
era are D. none of above
A. Ternate and Tidore 4126. How are the two phases of the Soviet
B. Ternate and Bandung Revolution known?
C. Tidore and the surrounding area A. Revolution of 1905 and Revolution of

1917
D. none of above
B. February Revolution of 1917 and Octo-
4122. During imperialism. What were the ber Revolution of 1917
powers outside Europe? C. Menshevik Revolution and Bolshevik
A. EUA/China Revolution
B. China Japan D. All are correct

4127. Japan wanted to dominate Indonesia be- B. Spain

cause of the reasons below, except C. United States of America

A. Indonesia was rich in agricultural and D. England
plantation products.
E. All of the above
B. Indonesia was rich in raw materials
such as petroleum, coals, etc 4132. The following characteristics best define
C. Indonesia has an important role in which type of colonialism? “ They had cen-
global market tralized administrations, usually in urban
centers, that stressed policies of assimila-
D. none of above tion.”
4128. The Articles of Confederation limited the A. Economic Companies
government’s power by B. Direct Rule
A. giving the most power to the president C. Indirect Rule
B. preventing Congress from printing D. Settler Rule
money
E. All of the above
C. not allowing Congress to draft soldiers
to the army 4133. Causes
D. imposing a 15 year term limit on all A. The need for new materials to grow
members of Congress more
B. The rise of racist ideologies
4129. In a country where the political system
is authoritarian the parliament C. Obtaining cheap labor
A. It works with absolute freedom D. The impossibility of conquering your
neighbors
B. obey the king’s orders
C. the government can agree with the 4134. This cause of the colonization process
king consisted of:That capitalist development
allowed the bourgeoisie to invest their sur-
D. none of above plus capital in Asia and Africa.
4130. The agreement wherein the pope di- A. Economical.
vided the world between Spain and Por- B. Sociological.
tugal
C. Axiological.
A. America
D. Psychological.
B. Asia
4135. A serious food shortage that causes
many people to starve and die.
D. Reformation
E. Ferdinand Magellan
4131. What powers were imperial during the

18th and 19th centuries that we saw in
class?
A. France A. Famine

B. Endangered Species B. Emily Aguinaldo

C. Poacher C. Diagram of Humabon
D. none of above D. Lapu-Lapu
4136. What was the name of the newspaper
4141. What continent do Spain, France, and
founded by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin?
England (Britain) belong to?
A. Socialism
A. Europe
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B. Duma
B. South America
C. spark
C. Australia
D. Materialism
D. Asia
4137. Which of the following was a colony in
the SOUTHERN region? 4142. How many members did the United Na-
A. New Hampshire tions have in 1946?
B. Pennsylvania A. 1970
C. Georgia B. 35
D. Connecticut C. 127
4138. Who is considered one of the key figures D. 1776
in postcolonial theory?
4143. The first families that settled in SFA’s
A. Christopher Columbus
colony was later known as
B. Nelson Mandela
A. Fredonia
C. Frantz Fanon
B. Mier And Teran
D. Queen Victoria
C. Austin’s 1st Colony
4139. Japan Leader of Asia, Japan Protector
of Asia, and Japan Light of Asia is the D. The Old Three Hundred
motto of
4144. How did slavery impact the way of life
A. PRINCE in the southern colonies?
B. Triple A Movement A. Black businesses thrived
C. PETA
B. Agrarian economy based on plantation
D. none of above system
4140. The leader of the island of Mactan who C. textile industries were in the south
did not approve of Magellan’s presence. D. the south grew because they sold a lot
A. Jose Rizal of slaves

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