Colonialism And Post Colonialism Quiz 60 (20 MCQs)

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1. A tax that the British Parliament passed in 1767 that was placed on glass, lead, paper, paint and tea imported into the colonies.
2. It was one of the consequences of the Industrial Revolution in addition to the increase in the production of goods and technological innovation.
3. Who was a puritan that was kicked out and founded their own colony?
4. An example of colonial domination was leaving the government to a native chief, who had to obey and maintain the territory for the dominant European power. This "puppet government" system is known as
5. A legislative, law making, body composed of people in a particular area.
6. He named our country "Felipinas."
7. The dance class is a painting painted by
8. Which one of the following is one of the popular landmarks of Kolkata?
9. What is racism?
10. To take someone away from their home by force or deception
11. A Spanish soldier-explorer who sought personal riches and power, as well as wealth and glory for Spain, in the conquest of the Americas
12. From the text "How Salt Shook an Empire":Which of the following describes the problem that prompted Gandhi to take part in civil disobedience?
13. Many people living in Central America have modified the physical environment by-
14. Which region was NOT de-urbanised in the 19th century?
15. Alfonso de Albuquerque led the European explorer landed in .....
16. In the indirect rule system, each of northern provinces was headed by .....
17. Who gained control of most of India?
18. Banten was the first place the Dutch colonialists landed. Who led this invasion?
19. Phase of colonialism that is related to industrialization; It began at the beginning of the 19th century and intensified between 1870-1914. Its main characteristic was the accelerated European territorial expansion in the Asian and African continents.
20. Name the type of colonialism from the following features:involves fewer colonists and focuses on the access to natural resources, trading posts and indigenous labor