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1. when did the age of imperialism take place?

a. 1881-1915

b. 1882-1916

c. 1883-1917

d. 1880-1914

2. What is it called when one country controls another?

a. conservatism

b. Liberalism

c. Nationalism

d. Imperialism

3. What country (countries) were involved in imperialism?

a. U.S.A.

b. France

c. U.K

d. All of the above

4. What does exploit mean?

a. To fly

b. To bust a move

c. To blow up another country

d. To take advantage of

5. what were three good things to come out of imperialism?

a. apples, bananas, and watermelon

b. Nike, Adidas, and Vans

c. Law, Religion, and Jobs

d. Marcus, Quan, and Chris

6.What did Gandhi do to stop the Caste system in India?

a. sour patch kids

b. DGK

c. Run DMC

d. Passive Resistance

7. How was Gandhi treated in India?

a. like a prince

b. like a king

c. like a queen

d. like a peasant

8. What Class system was established in India?

a. downed system

b. Caste system

c. Water maloon system

d. BaNaNa system

9. What is one thing Gandhi did that helped beat the oppression of the British?

a. Salt Marsh

b. Harlem Shake

c. Wore a top hat

d. Salt March

10. Who was the first president of a racially united Africa?

a. Dr. Seuss

b. Dr. Dre

c. Mayor McCheese

d. Nelson Mandela

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. The Age of Imperialism took place between 1880-1914.

. Imperialism is when one country controls another.

. Three imperialist nations are Great Britain, France, and U.S.

. During this time these countries would exploit many parts of the world meaning they would take advantage of them.

. There were positives to imperialism like religion, laws, and jobs but there were also negatives like death, warfare, and extreme racism.

. Around this time a particular person name Gandhi was using a method against racism called Passive Resistance.

. His race were subjected to the lowest class of the caste system.

. This caste system is the class system in India.

. A prime example of Gandhi fighting for the freedom  of the people would be the Salt March where him and his followers would march to a beach where they would provide themselves with salt.

. This was also around the time where Nelson Mandela would become the first President of South Africa fully elected by both blacks and white.