Imperialism in Southeast Asia Answers

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The map shows French expansion in the 1900s.

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A
French expansion extended largely into China.
B
France controlled a small area of southeast Asia.
C
France controlled about half of the Siamese peninsula.
D
French expansion reached west of the Gulf of Thailand.
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What did Japan do to establish control in Korea? Select four answers.

A
annexed Korea
B
established a protectorate
C
left figurehead rulers in place
D
ruled directly
E
establish a Japanese culture
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Which situation is the best example of assimilation?

A
A Moroccan man begins to listen to Spanish music because he likes the sound.
B
A Japanese woman vacationing in India starts to wear Indian saris because they are pretty.
C
A Belgian man starts eating hamburgers because he likes American food.
D
A German woman living in France begins speaking French because the locals do.
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Which resident of an imperialist-controlled nation would most likely have the fewest rights and privileges?

A
a person who lived in poverty and worked in a factory
B
a person who embraced native traditions
C
a governmental leader who was corrupt
D
a wealthy landowner who kept servants
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French rule of Indochina ended when

A
France decided the culture was westernized.
B
Vietnamese rebels fought for their independence.
C
World War II came to an end and France lost.
D
Vietnamese leaders taxed the French too much.
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Which statement best describes the social structure created in colonial areas by imperial powers?

A
Japan worked hard to create a fair social structure where all people were equal.
B
Great Britain, Japan, and France all created unequal social structures with distinct wealthy and poor groups.
C
France believed that its mission was to clearly define “inferior” and “superior” people through class structure.
D
Great Britain, Japan, and France all promoted fairness and social equality in their colonies.
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What was a goal of French expansion into Asia?

A
spreading Christianity
B
establishing businesses
C
creating a larger army
D
improving technology
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In establishing colonies, Great Britain was most concerned with

A
westernizing the colonies.
B
gaining economic benefits.
C
changing the colonies’ cultures.
D
spreading Christianity.
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Which quotation best illustrates the imperialist ideals of Great Britain?

A
“We must help these inferior cultures because it is our duty.”
B
“We need to bring modern technologies to these poor people.”
C
“We should conquer more nations to advance our beliefs.”
D
“We must get rid of all evidence of our colonies’ cultures.”

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