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Terms in this set (46)How did the development of nation-states contribute to the spread of imperialism? The conquest of new territory and possession of an empire was seen as a measure of a nation's strength Which of the following statements best reflects the impact of Enlightenment thinkers on 19th century nationalists? The political boundaries of a nation should reflect people's shared past, culture, and tradition Which of the following was a method that dominant elites used to spread their values and institutions throughout the nationstate? Broadening public education During the 2nd half of the 19th century, the widespread cultivation of which of the following advanced imperialism capital- allowed people to buy stock in limited-liability joint-stock companies further expanding their wealth and power which of the following attitudes created tension between the concept of nation state and colonial empire colonies were seen as subordinate to their mother countries, often with no representation in their governments what did american nation-states do with territories taken from indigenous peoples turned territories into provinces by sending settlers to the hinterlands how did americans of european descent justify expanding their territory westward they claimed that their expansion across north american continent was God's will how did the us understanding of itself change after the civil war? Its sense of national identity, and the strength of the national government, grew stronger After the Civil war, how did the US encourage the incorporation of its western territories it encouraged settlers to move to the hinterlands with promises of cheap land for homesteading What new economic development permitted the accumulation of capital needed to invest in new industries limited liability, joint stock company which of the following contributed to Canada's difficulties in forming a robust national identity during the late 19th century there were sharp cultural divisions between French and English speaking Canadians What motivation drove Canada's 19th century policy towards its indigenous population Canadians wished to avoid bloodshed and conflict with indigenous peoples that might drive off settlers Which of the following helps to explain why privileged elites in Latin America held more political and economic power than elites in the US Large estate holders in Latin America controlled far more of the richest lands to produce export crops Which of the following contributed to the end of Brazil's rubber boom? increased production outside of Brazil led to more competition and lowered prices What hampered the implementation of the nationalistic idea that the location of "the people" should form the basis for setting national boundaries there was no agreement as to who "the people" should be The idea that a nation was composed of its entire population replaced what earlier definition of a nation? A nation was composed of kings, clergymen, and nobles Which of the following developments contributed heavily to the growth of nationalism in 19th century Europe? The expansion of literacy and the periodical printing press In which of the following situations were factors like a shared language, insufficient to create a national bond? Great Britain's relationship with Ireland What did Bismarck of Germany and Cavour of Italy have in common? both were conservative prime ministers who exploited liberal national sentiment to promote unification What kind of states resulted from the unifications of Germany and Italy? States with persistent internal divisions and centralized power wielded by their monarchs The development of limited liability joint stock companies facilitated Large scale enterprises came to power, took control over everything Charles Darwin's key scientific insight was: That species evolved under pressures of natural selection How did late 19th century Japanese capitalism differ from late 19th century American capitalism? They relied on personal relationships instead of impersonal investment and limited liability firms How did conservative Chinese leaders react to the first railroads built in China They believed they disrupted the harmony between humans and nature so they tore them up Russia expanded south into the Caucasus and into Manchuria primarily in order to: Respond to perceived threats from rivals in those areas In what way did the second industrial revolution lead to greater global economic integration Necessary raw materials such as rubber, copper, oil, and bauxite were not readily available in the North Atlantic states and had to be imported from overseas. ALSO, steel, electricity, and more machinery developed After the Spanish-American War, American expansionism increasingly involved which of the following Turning nominally independent countries into dependent states In response to Commodore Perry's arrival in Edo Bay, how did young Japanese elites plan to modernize? They planned to adopt Western technology, while maintaining Japanese culture Which of the following was the ultimate result of China's unwillingness to change its political and economic systems? Vulnerability to external aggression and internal instability Which of the following was a reason that Europeans colonized Africa? To acquire personal power and imperial glory How did nationalism challenge the Austrian empire? encouraging groups such as the Czechs and Hungarians to press for more autonomy How did the Franco-Prussian War encourage the growth of French nationalism in the late 19th century? It encouraged the French to unify around their hatred of the Germans How did Social Darwinists use the idea of 'survival of the fittest'? As a rationale for strong nations' domination of weaker ones In general, what was the economic goal of imperial powers in the late 19th century? To profit by importing raw materials and exporting finished products (to colonies forcefully) One unintended consequence of the British Raj in India was emergence of a new 'Indian' identity despite the lack of a common language or culture. An important unintended consequence of the European partition of Africa was boundary lines drawn by Europeans divided African cultural and political units among several different colonies. King Menelik II of Ethiopia was able to defeat Italian forces because he was able to equip his armies with European weapons and technology. Which of the following best describes the beliefs of a social Darwinist in the late nineteenth century? Modern culture was created by white Europeans and Americans, who were more fully evolved than the darker peoples of the world. Also, the whites had to spread their better culture In the late nineteenth century, which of the following was an important initiative of the Chinese Self-Strengthening movement? the development of coal mines and shipyards Which British colony served as a model for later European endeavors by developing the colony's infrastructure to maximize profits from trade? British India After revolts in several of their African colonies, what changes did Europeans make in their colonial structures? More efficient administrations began to provide health care and education to the colonized peoples In what way was American imperialism in the 1890s different from earlier forms of U.S. expansionism? Took control of new territories without seeking to incorporate them into the national political body In what way was Russia's expansion in Asia different from American expansion in North America? Russia tolerated and taxed native populations instead of displacing or slaughtering them What were the similarities between Russian and Japanese attempts to modernize in the late nineteenth century? 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