Question

1. what event marked resistance to imperial rule in india?

a. boer war
b. sepoy rebellion
c. boxer rebellion
d. russo - japanese war

1. the boxer rebellion in china was a reaction to:

a. growing foreign influence and missionary activity
b. the fall of the qing dynasty
c. the rise of communism
d. the meiji restoration

1. the zulu resistance in south africa was ultimately defeated by:

a. france
b. britain
c. portugal
d. belgium

1. which statement best describes the overall impact of imperialism?

a. it ended all global conflicts
b. it benefited colonized peoples equally
c. it spread western influence but exploited colonized lands
d. it was limited only to africa

1. the policy that justified u.s. expansion and influence in the caribbean was known

a. dollar diplomacy
b. monroe doctrine
c. roosevelt corollary

Explanation:

• Question 16: The Sepoy Rebellion (1857) was a significant uprising against British imperial rule in India. The Boer War was in South Africa, the Boxer Rebellion in China, and the Russo - Japanese War was between Russia and Japan.
• Question 17: The Boxer Rebellion (1899 - 1901) was a reaction to growing foreign influence (such as spheres of influence) and missionary activity in China. The fall of the Qing dynasty was later (1912), communism rose much later, and the Meiji Restoration was in Japan.
• Question 18: The Zulu resistance was ultimately defeated by Britain. For example, the Battle of Ulundi (1879) was a key British victory over the Zulus.
• Question 19: Imperialism spread Western influence (e.g., language, technology) but exploited colonized lands (e.g., for resources, labor). It did not end global conflicts, did not benefit colonized peoples equally, and was not limited to Africa.
• Question 20: The Roosevelt Corollary (to the Monroe Doctrine) justified U.S. expansion and influence in the Caribbean, stating that the U.S. could intervene in Latin American affairs to maintain stability. Dollar Diplomacy was more about economic influence, and the Monroe Doctrine was a broader statement about the Western Hemisphere.

Answer:

• 16. B. Sepoy Rebellion
• 17. A. Growing foreign influence and missionary activity
• 18. B. Britain
• 19. C. It spread Western influence but exploited colonized lands
• 20. C. Roosevelt Corollary