1. All of the following scientists contributed to imperial notions of race except ___________.
Johann Blumenbach
Isaac Watts
Georges Cuvier
Charles Lyell

2. Which of the following factors complicated industrialization in China?
No overseas colonies, heavy taxation, and focus on overseas trade
No coal deposits, lack of potential labor, and focus on overseas trade
No overseas colonies, light taxation, and focus on agriculture
No overseas colonies, no coal deposits, and heavy taxation

3. Muhammad Ali's reforms in Egypt included _____________.
expanded bureaucracy, military, and agricultural exports
reduced bureaucracy, military, and agricultural exports
new factories, bureaucrats, and voting rights
weapons factories, textile factories, and oil refineries

4. Agents of colonialism included all of the following except _____________.
missionaries and teachers
plantation owners and settlers
soldiers and administrators
factory workers and peasants

5. The Industrial Revolution's consequences for populations outside of industrialized societies included all of the following except _____________.
peasant families in many areas working longer hours
the abolition of the Atlantic slave trade and the growth of wage labor
increased production and export of raw materials
the factory system

6. Control over foreign states and territories without claiming sovereignty is referred to as _____________.
imperialism
hegemony
informal imperialism
colonialism

7. The idea of "cultures of imperialism" helps to explain how colonizers brought together the seemingly conflicting but reconcilable ideas of ____________.
colonizers' rights as citizens and duties as subjects
colonizers' right to rule and subjects' duty to obey
colonizers' right to rule and their duty to "civilize" their subjects
colonizers' rights as citizens and their duty to "civilize" their subjects

8. Two links between the 1873 recession and the rise of imperialism were ______________.
governments cast rival powers as the cause of recession and merchants in Asia and Africa threatened industrial profits
propaganda revealed the expense of colonies and prices of raw materials escalated
unemployed workers migrated to colonies and overseas monopolies threatened industrial profits
investors pulled their money from banks and colonial demand for industrial products increased

9. Strategies of resistance like desertion, misdirection, work slow-downs, and sabotage are known as _____________.
accommodation
weapons of the weak
colonial collaboration
pacification

10. Which of the following was a consequence of the spread of the opium trade?
Large amounts of silver entered Chinese markets
The Atlantic slave trade ceased
Money flowed from China to Europe
Northeast India gradually became industrialized