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apwh unit 6
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| which theory did europeans use most directly to justify the social patterns described in the passage? | Social Darwinism |
| Which statement best provides the context to understand how the racial policies described in the passage shaped imperialism in India and Africa? | In both places, the english did not encourage highly educated native people to prepare for self-rule |
| The context for the European attitudes described in the passage was that | Some scientists claimed Europeans were a biologically superior race |
| which statement summarizes the main idea stated in the passage | The European powers must respect the sovereignty of independent nations in the Western Hemisphere. |
| Which event indicates that the Monroe Doctrine might have included a desire of U.S. leaders to engage in economic imperialism? | The mexican-american war |
| Which development in the Spanish-American War most directly demonstrated that the United states wanted to become an imperial power? | Taking control of the Phillipines |
| what does the above letter indicate about the author's point of view | She had little ability to influence her husband's tactics |
| which statement provides the most useful context in about the evaluating the author's argument about the Spanish. | She and her husband were brutally executed by the Spaniards |
| How was the rebellion of tupac amaru II different from other lATIN AMERICAN REBELLIONS. | Its leader identified as an Incan |
| the example in the passage highlights which common imperial pattern | the export of foodstuffs to colonial holdings |
| how does britian's answer to the growing need for cheap nutrition relate to the western hemisphere | the Americas provided sugar for Britain |
| what impact did the industrial revolution have upon nonindustrial countries | They became export countries |
| what is the context of the letter above | britain is upset that the chinese gov has denied british ships the trade priviledges |
| how did chinese governments react to this letter | they continued to prevent the importation of opium |
| which of the following is an accurate reflection of the relationship between china and britain at the time of the passage | china was unaware of britains military power |
| which movement included force migrants before about 1850 | British to Australia |
| Indian migrations to places such a mauritius (migrations 3) and islands in the caribbean led most directly to which long-term effect? | The infusion of indian cultural expressions, such as methods of food preparation, into local traditions |
| which best describes a global change between 1750 and 1900 that resulted from the movements shown of the map | idk |
| an american who agreed with the above cartoon would most disagree with | the admission of Puerto Rico as an American territory |
| the point of view of this cartoonist was that he | saw East asians as political radicals and criminals |
| by the end of the 19th century, the united states had passed laws that | prevented Chinese from entering the United States |
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