By 1900, China __________.
a. was the leading Asian power
b. had acquired control of Korea
c. had been divided into “spheres of influence” by outside powers
d. had formed an alliance with the United States
c. had been divided into “spheres of influence” by outside powers
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In Southeast Asia, imperialist governments
a. fostered intensive industrial development and were widely successful, as rural peasant percentages had dropped below fifty in Vietnam and Java by 1905. b. established mass educational systems to educate peasant children for citizenship and industrial work. c. practiced a policy of peaceful coexistence. d. often blended direct and indirect rule, with the latter used widely in rural areas such as Malaya. e. contracted with private Asia conglomerates to administer their colonies.
The result of the "Great Trek" and Boer expansion was the
a. creation of the Zulu nation. b. creation of the Orange Free State. c. establishment of Zimbabwe. d. end of slavery in south Africa.
What fundamental belief of Catholics made them more likely to favor monarchical rule than Protestants?
A) The right to rule was bestowed on leaders as a divine mandate. B) Of primary importance was God's relationship with each individual. C) The selection of each pope was a miracle. D) All popes are eventually made saints through canonization. E) Legitimate monarchs are crowned by the church.