Super Quiz™ PowerPoint Test 6 2011-2012. Which physician stationed in Bône, Algeria insisted that quinine be administered at the first signs of malarial.

Super Quiz™PowerPoint Test 6

2011-2012

Which physician stationed in Bône, Algeria insisted that

quinine be administered at the first signs of malarial fever, in

doses of twenty-four to forty grains?

Question 1

a. J. Broussaisb. Jean André Antoninic. François Clément Maillotd. H. D. Trottere. T. H. R. Thomson

Which physician stationed in Bône, Algeria insisted that

quinine be administered at the first signs of malarial fever, in

doses of twenty-four to forty grains?

Question 1

c. François Clément Maillot(59, 2, 1)

Who was the author of Social Evolution (1894)?

Question 2

a. Charles Darwinb. Count Gobineauc. Robert Knoxd. Rudyard Kiplinge. Benjamin Kidd

Who was the author of Social Evolution (1894)?

Question 2

e. Benjamin Kidd(89, 1, 1)

Which of the following trading companies was

opened under the ministry of Jean-Baptiste Colbert?

Question 3

a. Dutch West India Companyb. French West India Company c. British East India Company d. French Company of the Easte. Dutch East India Company

Which of the following trading companies was

opened under the ministry of Jean-Baptiste Colbert?

Question 3

b. French West India Company (9, 2, 3)

When did a convergence of factors lead to the

abolition of the slave trade?

Question 4

a. in the early eighteenth centuryb. in the late eighteenth centuryc. in the early nineteenth centuryd. in the late nineteenth centurye. in the early twentieth century

When did a convergence of factors lead to the

abolition of the slave trade?

Question 4

c. in the early nineteenth century(36, 1, 2)

During the Indian Rebellion, Pandurang and his

cousin participated in a major battle near the village

of

Question 5

a. Khajurib. Mumbaic. Calcuttad. Goae. Punjab

During the Indian Rebellion, Pandurang and his

cousin participated in a major battle near the village

of

Question 5

a. Khajuri(98, 1, 4)

Which of the following groups formalized white

supremacy through the system of apartheid?

Question 6

a. Berbersb. Xhosac. Zulud. Afrikanerse. Harkis

Which of the following groups formalized white

supremacy through the system of apartheid?

Question 6

d. Afrikaners(115, 1, 2)

Which naval physician advocated quinine prophylaxis to

Europeans in Africa in his Report on the Climate and Principal

Diseases of the African Station published in 1846?

Question 7

a. Alexander Brysonb. Jean André Antoninic. François Clément Maillotd. H. D. Trottere. T. H. R. Thomson

Which naval physician advocated quinine prophylaxis to

Europeans in Africa in his Report on the Climate and Principal

Diseases of the African Station published in 1846?

Question 7

a. Alexander Bryson(60, 1, 3)

In the late nineteenth century, Portugal expanded its

West African holdings to include

Question 8

a. Angolab. Togoc. Moroccod. Mozambiquee. Libya

In the late nineteenth century, Portugal expanded its

West African holdings to include

Question 8

d.Mozambique(82, 2, 1)

Ships in typical commercial transactions as a part of

the “Atlantic trade triangle” departed from

Question 9

a. the Caribbeanb. North Americac. South Americad. Europee. Africa

Ships in typical commercial transactions as a part of

the “Atlantic trade triangle” departed from•departed from

Question 9

d. Europe(10, 2, 3)

Which physician was “idolized as a hero of French

science” as a result of his pioneering treatments of

malaria in Algeria?

Question 10

a. J. Broussaisb. Jean André Antoninic. François Clément Maillotd. H. D. Trottere. T. H. R. Thomson

Which physician was “idolized as a hero of French

science” as a result of his pioneering treatments of

malaria in Algeria?

Question 10

c. François Clément Maillot(59, 2, 1)

The last area in Africa to be colonized was the

Question 11

a. West African coastb. Senegambia regionc. Niger region in West Central Africad. South Egypt and the Sudane. Horn of Africa

The last area in Africa to be colonized was the

Question 11

e.Horn of Africa(45, 1, 2)

In 1889, Italy extended its African holdings to

include which colony on the Horn of Africa?

Question 12

a. Eritreab. Togoc. Moroccod. Mozambiquee. Libya

In 1889, Italy extended its African holdings to

include which colony on the Horn of Africa?

Question 12

a. Eritrea(82, 2, 1)

The Atlantic slave trade reached its peak in the

Question 13

a. fifteenth and sixteenth centuriesb. sixteenth and seventeenth centuriesc. seventeenth and eighteenth centuriesd. eighteenth and nineteenth centuriese. nineteenth and twentieth centuries

The Atlantic slave trade reached its peak in the

Question 13

c. seventeenth and eighteenth centuries(11, 1, 1)

Where did the French fight a costly guerrilla war in

the 1840s and 1850s?

Question 14

a. Natalb. Algeriac. Cairod. Transvaale. Alexandria

Where did the French fight a costly guerrilla war in

the 1840s and 1850s?

Question 14

b. Algeria(46, 1, 1)

Where did the British clash with millenarian jihadist

Mahdist state in 1885?

Question 15

a. Algeriab. Sudanc. Swazilandd. British East Africae. South Africa

Where did the British clash with millenarian jihadist

Mahdist state in 1885?

Question 15

b. Sudan(84, 1, 1)

In the 1960s, which political group in Britain

supported pro-immigration campaigns that

advocated toleration and integration?

Question 16

a. Conservative Partyb. National Frontc. Labour Partyd. Neo-Destour partye. Liberal Constitution Party

In the 1960s, which political group in Britain

supported pro-immigration campaigns that

advocated toleration and integration?

Question 16

c. Labour Party(117, 1, 3)

Which of the following was located on the coastal

western frontier of Britain’s Indian Empire?

Question 17

a. Afghanistanb. Ceylonc. Sudand. Burmae. Sind

Which of the following was located on the coastal

western frontier of Britain’s Indian Empire?

Question 17

e. Sind(41, 1 ,1)

Which of the following was known as German South

West Africa in the late nineteenth century?

Question 18

a. Gabonb. Tanzaniac. Namibiad. Cameroone. Burundi

Which of the following was known as German South

West Africa in the late nineteenth century?

Question 18

c. Namibia(84, 2, 1)

A “bullion for goods” system existed between

Question 19

a. Australia and Europeb. North America and Africac. Europe and Asiad. Asia and Africae. Africa and Europe

A “bullion for goods” system existed between

Question 19

c. Europe and Asia(11, 1, 1)

Which colony did Jean Ribault found in what is now

the continental United States?

Question 20

a. Pernambucob. Kanpurc. Hochelagad. Charlesbourg-Royale. Charlesfort

Which colony did Jean Ribault found in what is now

the continental United States?

Question 20

e. Charlesfort(15, 1, 1)

By 1820, which European power exerted the most

influential commercial presence in Southeast Asia in

the late eighteenth century?

Question 21

a. Dutchb. Frenchc. Spanishd. Portuguesee. British

By 1820, which European power exerted the most

influential commercial presence in Southeast Asia in

the late eighteenth century?

Question 21

e.British(42, 1, 1)

Which discovery in the 1880s prompted the British

encroachment on the Afrikaner republics?

Question 22

a. platinumb. diamondsc. tungstend. golde. copper

Which discovery in the 1880s prompted the British

encroachment on the Afrikaner republics?

Question 22

d. gold(84, 2, 1)

Which war put an end to the “first French colonial

empire”?

Question 23

a. Anglo-Zulu War b. Boer War c. Franco-Prussian War d. Seven Years War e. Second Opium War

Which war put an end to the “first French colonial

empire”?

Question 23

d. Seven Years War (11, 1, 3)

Which of the following modern-day nations is often

“touted as an exception to the rule” of being drawn

into the European orbit in the nineteenth century?

Question 24

a. Thailandb. North Vietnamc. Indiad. Burmae. South Vietnam

Which of the following modern-day nations is often

“touted as an exception to the rule” of being drawn

into the European orbit in the nineteenth century?

Question 24

a. Thailand(43, 1, 1)

In 1899 the Afrikaners from the South African

Republic (Transvaal) and the Orange Free State

declared war on

Question 25

a. Italyb. Britainc. Belgiumd. Francee. Netherlands

In 1899 the Afrikaners from the South African

Republic (Transvaal) and the Orange Free State

declared war on

Question 25

b. Britain(85, 1, 1)

After their expulsion from Uganda in 1973, thirty

thousand refugees “came pouring” into

Question 26

a. South Africab. Egyptc. Kenyad. Britaine. Denmark

After their expulsion from Uganda in 1973, thirty

thousand refugees “came pouring” into

Question 26

d. Britain(117, 2, 1)

Jules Ferry considers Pellatan’s anti-barbarism

argument to be

Question 27

a. “quite convincing”b “a charade”c. “political metaphysics”d. “a justification of slavery”e. “pure frivolity”

Jules Ferry considers Pellatan’s anti-barbarism

argument to be

Question 27

c. “political metaphysics”(48, 1, 2)

The British implemented the policies of apartheid to appease the

Question 28

a. Afrikaner minoritiesb. British colonistsc. British parliamentd. indigenous black Africanse. British military commanders

The British implemented the policies of apartheid to appease the

Question 28

a. Afrikaner minorities(85, 1, 1)

Which inventor of the power loom made an

important contribution to Britain’s second industrial

revolution?

Question 29

a. Carolus Linnaeusb. James Wattc. Richard Arkwrightd. Edmund Cartwrighte. Ferdinand de Lessups

Which inventor of the power loom made an

important contribution to Britain’s second industrial

revolution?

Question 29

d. Edmund Cartwright(12, 1, 1)

Which region of Africa served as a focal point for

Mungo Park’s exploration?•

Question 30

a. Angola on the West African coastb. Senegal in the Senegambia regionc. the Cape of Good Hope regiond. the Niger region in West Central Africae. the Transvaal

Which region of Africa served as a focal point for

Mungo Park’s exploration?•

Question 30

d. the Niger region in West Central Africa(44, 2, caption)

Which of the following imperial powers was

nicknamed the “Sick Man of Europe”?

Question 31

a. Dutch Trading Empireb. British Empirec. Ottoman Empired. Mughal Empiree. Holy Roman Empire

Which of the following imperial powers was

nicknamed the “Sick Man of Europe”?

Question 31

c. Ottoman Empire(41, 1, 2)

How did the narrator of “Shooting an Elephant” feel about his job in Burma?

Question 32

a. He battled a sense of hatred and loathing for his job.b. He was totally indifferent, but needed the money.c. He felt overworked, but fulfilled.d. He was emboldened by his divided loyalties for the Empire

and the Burmese.e. He was full of gratitude and hope.

How did the narrator of “Shooting an Elephant” feel about his job in Burma?

Question 32

a. He battled a sense of hatred and loathing for his job.(103, 2, 3)

Which nineteenth-century battle marked the British

domination of the seas?

Question 33

a. Battle of the Nileb. Battle of Trafalgarc. Battle of Waterloo d. Battle of Adowa e. Battle of Omdurman

Which nineteenth-century battle marked the British

domination of the seas?

Question 33

b. Battle of Trafalgar(12, 1, 2)

All of the following men were specifically on a mission to rid

India of “Oriental despotism by eradicating barbaric Indian

laws and customs” EXCEPT

Question 34

a. Edward Gibbonb. Jeremy Benthamc. James Milld. John Stuart Mille. Thomas Macaulay

All of the following men were specifically on a mission to rid

India of “Oriental despotism by eradicating barbaric Indian

laws and customs” EXCEPT

Question 34

a. Edward Gibbon(39, 1, 1)

Which twenty-one year old from Pathardi found himself out

of work after the British government took over the estate

where his family had worked for generations?

Question 35

a. Vishnubhat Godseb. Sita Ramc. Pandurang Mahipat Belsared. Tatya Topee. Nana Sahib

Which twenty-one year old from Pathardi found himself out

of work after the British government took over the estate

where his family had worked for generations?

Question 35

c. Pandurang Mahipat Belsare(98, 1, 1)

In the 1960s, anti-immigrant proponents often

focused their efforts on

Question 36

a. integration of temporary workersb. improved working and living conditions of temporary workersc. suspending passport requirementsd. eliminating reverse discriminatione. family unification of immigrant families

In the 1960s, anti-immigrant proponents often

focused their efforts on

Question 36

d. eliminating reverse discrimination(118, 1, 2)

In the early nineteenth century, what was the

“laboratory from which Britain conducted its most

ambitious civilizing experiments”?

Question 37

a. British Guineab. Hong Kongc. Canadad. Indiae. Australia

In the early nineteenth century, what was the

“laboratory from which Britain conducted its most

ambitious civilizing experiments”?

Question 37

d. India(39, 1, 1)

What was the late nineteenth and early twentieth

vision of colonialism?

Question 38

a. gently Europeanizing the non-western worldb. cynical consolidation of imperial rule c. decolonizing the non-western worldd. improving non-westerners within their own culturee. forming partnerships with colonial entities

What was the late nineteenth and early twentieth

vision of colonialism?

Question 38

b. cynical consolidation of imperial rule (88, 1, 1)

Pondicherry was a post in India controlled by

Question 39

a. Franceb. Portugalc. Belgiumd. Netherlandse. England

Pondicherry was a post in India controlled by

Question 39

a. France(11, 1, 3)

Who attempted a settlement on the John’s River in Florida in 1564?

Question 40

a. Nicolas Durand, Chevalier de Villegagnon b. Pierre du Guast, Comte de Montsc. Marquis de la Roched. Henry Hudsone. René de Laudonnière

Who attempted a settlement on the John’s River in Florida in 1564?

Question 40

e.René de Laudonnière(16, 1, 1)

A sum of money exacted by a victor in war as a

condition of peace is a(n)

Question 41

a. extraterritorialityb. exclusionc. exploitationd. indemnitye. instrumentality

A sum of money exacted by a victor in war as a

condition of peace is a(n)

Question 41

d. indemnity(42, 1, 1)

What makes the narrator of “Shooting an Elephant”

realize that he will have to shoot the elephant?

Question 42

a. smell of bloodb. taunts from fellow officersc. expectations of the crowdd. sudden movement of the elephante. sudden uncontrollable bloodlust

What makes the narrator of “Shooting an Elephant”

realize that he will have to shoot the elephant?

Question 42

c. expectations of the crowd(105, 2, 1)

Which of the following trading companies took

control of Brazil from the Portuguese and retained in

until 1661?

Question 43

a. Dutch West India Companyb. British East India Company c. Dutch East India Company d. General India Companye. Brandenburg Africa Company

Which of the following trading companies took

control of Brazil from the Portuguese and retained in

until 1661?

Question 43

a. Dutch West India Company(10, 2, 2)

Which countries formed the southern geographic

boundaries of the Ottoman Empire in the early

nineteenth century?

Question 44

a. Algeriab. Persiac. Balkansd. Sudane. Arabia

Which countries formed the southern geographic

boundaries of the Ottoman Empire in the early

nineteenth century?

Question 44

d. Sudan(41, 1, 3)

Which 1980 legislation limited immigration and the

rights of immigrants in France?

Question 45

a. Stop Racismb. Bonnet Law c. Act of Uniond. Act in Restraint of Appealse. Doctrine of Lapse

Which 1980 legislation limited immigration and the

rights of immigrants in France?

Question 45

b. Bonnet Law (118, 1, 3)