WEEK SEVEN QUIZ
Due 5-7-2009
Please be sure to check off only one response.
Student's Name
A the Hansa Kingdom
B Yoruba
C Ndebele
D the Sokoto Caliphate 2.) John Stuart Mill can best be described as a
A Reactionary
B Liberal
C Slavophile
D Radical 3.) The Taiping Rebellion as led by
A Hong Xiuquan
B Shaka Zulu
C Tecumseh
D Fodio 4.) During the first half of the 19th century, several new states appeared in southern Africa. Which of the following was not one of these states?
A Shaka Zulu's Kingdom
B Sotho
C the Sokoto Caliphate
D Ndebele 5.) During the early 19th century South Africa experienced a crisis because of
A increased opium use
B the encroachment of European settlers
C overpopulation that strained resources
D the defeat of local kingdoms by Europeans 6.) Generally speaking the Taiping Rebellion failed because
A there was no support from the peasants
B there was no support from landowners and local elites
C Western support alienated the majority of Chinese
D they were mainly Manchus 7.) Tenskwatawa can best be described as a
A a prophet
B political organizer
C a radical philosopher
D military leader 8.) The annexation of which Indian state in the 1850s helped stir the Rebellion of 1857
A Awadh
B Delhi
C Bengal
D Goa 9. ) Movements of alternative visions in the 19th century shared all but which of the following
A opposed some form of established authority
B they were led by European elites at the center of power within their societies
C they were steeped in local history and tradition
D they took place far from the center of the new order 10.) During the 19th century, the Mayans practiced
A collective ownership of village lands
B private ownership by individual landholders
C rigid gender segregation
D tribal organization
11.) Which of the following is an example of Islamic revitalization in the 18th and 19th centuries
A Wahhahism
B the Taiping Rebellion
C the Caste War
D the India Rebellion of 1857 12.) The Mayan revolt of 1847 initially demanded
A complete cultural autonomy
B political independence
C political equality with creoles and other Mexicans
D retain the right to have individual land ownership
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