Jeopardy Chapter 26 And 27

Question 0

Between 1851 and 1960, this percent of European immigrants came from Britain and Ireland

Answer 0

34%

Question 1

Most Europeans migrated for economic reasons and usually came from these two lines of work

Answer 1

Small farmers and rural craftsman

Question 2

Jewish immigrants rarely return to their native countries as they were trying to escape this

Answer 2

Violent anti-semitism

Question 3

By 1913, this increased about 25 times what it was in 1800

Answer 3

World trade

Question 4

By 1750, this was no higher in Europe then the rest of the world

Answer 4

Average standard of living

Question 5

This German historian’s writing reflected the nationalist drive for colonies as he said “all great nations in the fullness of their strengths have a desired to set their mark upon barbarian lands and those who fail to participate in this great rivalry will play a pitiable role in time to come”

Answer 5

Heinrich von Treitschke

Question 6

Many in Africa and Asia excepted European rule because of this

Answer 6

Political participation had traditionally been very limited

Question 7

These two regions received the majority of European foreign investment

Answer 7

Other European states and North America

Question 8

This was the biggest factor in determining whether European immigrants would return to their home country

Answer 8

Ability to purchase land

Question 9

This country responded most successfully to imperialism

Answer 9

Japan

Question 10

He wanted to depose the Manchu and start Chinese republic

Answer 10

Sun Yat-Sen

Question 11

In this treaty, the Chinese were forced to give Hong Kong to the British as well as open four large cities to foreign trade

Answer 11

Treaty of Nanking

Question 12

This was uprising by Chinese nationalist who wanted to drive out all Westerners from China

Answer 12

Boxer rebellion

Question 13

China and Japan’s battle to increased nationalism in Japan

Answer 13

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Question 14

The Sino-British war began because the Chinese were trying to stop the selling of this

Answer 14

Opium

Question 15

He led the armed nationalist resistant to westerners in Egypt

Answer 15

Ahmed Arabi

Question 16

To establish their claim to territory in Africa, European powers were required to maintain this

Answer 16

Direct political control

Question 17

In 1844 to 1855, this meeting establish the “ground rules” for the colonization of Africa by the European powers

Answer 17

The Berlin conference

Question 18

Initially, he saw the establishment of colonies as a waste of resources, however change his mind and establish colonies in Germany

Answer 18

Bismarck

Question 19

Meiji restoration

Answer 19

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Question 20

In British controlled India, this group had the most advanced opportunities

Answer 20

Upper cast hindus

Question 21

He steamed into Tokyo Bay in 1853 and demanded diplomatic negotiations to convince the Japanese to open their markets to trade

Answer 21

Commodore Matthew Perry

Question 22

This country became a colony of Japan in 1910

Answer 22

Korea

Question 23

This became a US Colony after the Spanish-American war of 1898

Answer 23

Philippines

Question 24

The guiding principles of bismarks foreign-policy after 1871

Answer 24

Isolation of France and keeping peace between Russia and Austria hungry in the Balkans

Question 25

These three countries attack the Ottoman Empire

Answer 25

Serbia Greece and Bulgaria

Question 26

The countries in the three emperors league

Answer 26

Germany Austria and Russia

Question 27

This describes the Britain’s foreign-policy prior to 1900

Answer 27

Splendid isolationism

Question 28

Commercial and naval rivalries lead to militarism

Answer 28

Great Germany and Great Britain

Question 29

This mandated that all males 17 to 60 work on jobs vital to the war effort

Answer 29

Germany’s auxiliary services law

Question 30

This battle stopped the German advance on Russia

Answer 30

The first battle of the Marnes

Question 31

Britain officially entered the war due to Germany’s invasion of this country

Answer 31

Belgium

Question 32

Article 231, great guilt

Answer 32

The cost of world war one on Germany

Question 33

This led to increased nationalism, eating the Communists in the Russian Civil War

Answer 33

Allied military intervention

Question 34

This was the seizing of grain from peasants, introduction of rationing and a mandatory work requirement

Answer 34

War Communism

Question 35

These two battles mark the end of the Russian offensive in World War I

Answer 35

Battles of Tannenberg and Masurian lakes

Question 36

Tsar Nicholaus II’s biggest mistake

Answer 36

Personally commanding Russian force

Question 37

Russia’s lower house

Answer 37

Duma

Question 38

Grigori Rasputin’s death

Answer 38

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Question 39

These four countries previously under control of the Ottoman Empire, were taken over by Britain and France after world war one

Answer 39

Syria, Iraq, Palastine, and Transjordan

Question 40

This was the biggest factor in the revolution in Austria-Hungary

Answer 40

Nationalism

Question 41

The main reason reason the US Senate did not pass the vote to join the league of Nations

Answer 41

Afraid to lose their constitutional right

Question 42

He played a large role in Germany is total war mobilization

Answer 42

Walter Rathenau

Question 43

Unlimited submarine warfare

Answer 43

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Question 44

He believed that a violent, social revolution In a backwards country

Answer 44

V I Lenin