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1) how did the negative impact of european colonization outweigh the positive effects?
a- the poor treatment of native cultures eclipsed the economic improvements brought by european colonization.
b-the expansion of wealth for indigenous peoples was not substantial enough to justify the loss of their lands to colonizers.
c- the inclusion of indigenous peoples into a new national government could not replace the native need for their own unique cultures.
d- european collaboration with native cultures was not enough to negate the removal of local natural resources.

2) what roles did colonies play in the global economy?
(select all that apply.)
a- colonies provided imperial powers with more culturally diverse citizens.
b- colonies provided resources for making manufactured goods in industrialized countries.
c- colonies were new markets where merchants could sell their goods.
d-colonies established new travel destinations for europeans.

3) what were some effects of the seven years’ war?
(select all that apply.)
a- france surrendered canada to britain through the treaty of paris.
b- britain lost all of its north american colonies to austria.
c- britain gained exclusive trading rights in bengal, india.
d- france’s caribbean colonies rose up in rebellion and gained independence.

4) how did the enlightenment influence the american and french revolutions?
a- ideas about natural rights philosophy caused people to question and overthrow monarchy in favor of representative governments.
b- notions of full social equality caused the slave populations to rise up and overthrow their masters in favor of a democratic system.
c- enlightenment philosophers published pamphlets in favor of monarchs’ divine right to rule, angering people into revolution.
d- enlightenment emphasis on protestant christianity caused people to rebel against catholic authority.

5) which identifies the impact that napoleon had on history?
a- napoleon established a parliamentary system of government that became the standard throughout the world.
b- napoleon’s withdrawal of civil liberties led to laws that promoted minorities’ rights for citizens throughout europe.
c- napoleon spread the philosophical ideas of the enlightenment and the french revolution throughout europe.
d- napoleon’s expanded empire led to the adoption of the french language in many countries throughout the world.

6) how did napoleon’s conquest impact europe?
a- portugal was swallowed up by the expansion of the french empire.
b- the french conquest of austria led to a reduction of the ottoman empire.
c- many germanic territories were united for the first time in history.
d-napoleon’s invasion of great britain led france to gain international territories.

7) which explains the effects of the congress of vienna?
a- the congress of vienna’s decision to unify germany created conflict in eastern europe and led to the seven years’ war.
b-the congress of vienna’s establishment of the concert of europe became a model for the league of nations and the united nations.
c- the congress of vienna’s harsh treatment of france caused the rise in nationalism that led to world war i.
d- the congress of vienna’s creation of an economically connected europe allowed for the creation of the european union.

8) how did europeans justify controlling territory around the world?
a- europeans believed their culture was superior to that of other societies.
b- europeans believed new territories were needed as manufacturing centers.
c- europeans believed other territories wanted to be conquered.
d- europeans believed they needed international ports to transport goods.

9) what was the british raj?
a- the british parliament established by direct elections in india after world war i
b- the british government that controlled india until the end of world war ii
c- the stock company created by the british crown to control trade in india
d- the military force established by great britain in india to ward off other european countries

10) what was the sepoy rebellion?
a- indian soldiers employed by the british rose up against colonial british rule in the mid-19th century.
b- russian serfs under the control of landowners overthrew the government in the late 19th century.
c-vietnamese peasants inspired by socialist ideology fought against french colonialism in the mid-20th century.
d- chinese warriors opposed to imperial spheres of influence led a revolution against the qing rulers in the early 20th century.