Imperialistic nations promoted the idea that they
a. were on a civilizing mission.
b. were exploring new cultures.
c. could learn something from other peoples of the world.
d. had a right to conquer weaker people.
e. had to assume control of these countries; otherwise, these lesser nations might try to seize control of Europe.
a
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Rationales for imperialism at the turn of the twentieth century included all of the following ideas EXCEPT that
A) American prosperity depended on larger access to foreign markets and resources. B) American ideas and institutions were superior to those of other nations. C) the United States desired a vast buffer zone against Asian encroachment. D) the spread of Christianity would help lesser nations develop morally. E) the idea of Manifest Destiny had spread to encompass overseas colonialism.
By 1300, the population of London was about
a. 5,000. b. 20,000. c. 80,000. d. 400,000. e. one million.
How did the British respond to the strong Patriot resistance encountered at Bunker Hill and the creation of the Continental Army under General George Washington?
A) They offered incentives to Loyalists to join their side. B) They prepared for a sustained military conflict. C) They explored options for withdrawal from the conflict. D) They sought more assistance from European powers.
Solon was an aristocrat who played a key role in the creation of democracy.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)