d.Its economy was unable to manage the tsar's b.had a network of banks and financial desire for expansion. institutions. e.Its technological advances made it the equal c.had accessible deposits of coal. of France and Great Britain. d.lacked accessible water transportation. e.possessed colonies to supply raw materials. 61.Which of the following is NOT true of imperialism in Southeast Asia in the period 1750 to 1914? 64.Which of the following was true of Latin American society in the period 1750 to 1914? a.Much of central Asia was brought under a.Society was egalitarian. Russian control. b.Few migrants came to Latin America. b.By 1900, all of Southeast Asia was under colonial rule. c.Intellectuals produced works based on Latin American values. c.The Roman Catholic Church became prominent in Vietnam. d.Women's role in society was one of basic equality with men. d.British-controlled Singapore became an active trade center. e.The Argentine gaucho enjoyed a type of admiration equal to that of the U.S. cowboy. e.Great Britain controlled Malaysian tin and rubber. 65."I believe that it must be the policy of the United States to support free peoples who are 62.In the nineteenth century, the Ottoman and resisting attempted subjugation by armed Russian empires were examples of minorities or by outside pressures." a.nation-states. The quotation above is taken from b.socialist empires. a.the Monroe Doctrine. c.religious toleration. b.the Roosevelt Corollary. d.religious diversity. c.the Balfour Declaration. e.republican governments. d.the Truman Doctrine. e.the Brezhnev Doctrine. 63.By the middle of the eighteenth century, 66.The statement in the quotation from both China and Great Britain Question 65 illustrates the policy of a.experienced population decline. a.nonalignment.
d.Its economy was unable to manage the tsar's desire for expansion. e.Its technological advances made it the equal of France and Great Britain. 61.Which of the following is NOT true of imperialism in Southeast Asia in the period 1750 to 1914? a.Much of central Asia was brought under Russian control. b.By 1900, all of Southeast Asia was under colonial rule. c.The Roman Catholic Church became prominent in Vietnam. d.British-controlled Singapore became an active trade center. e.Great Britain controlled Malaysian tin and rubber. 62.In the nineteenth century, the Ottoman and Russian empires were examples of a.nation-states. b.socialist empires. c.religious toleration. d.religious diversity. e.republican governments. 63.By the middle of the eighteenth century, both China and Great Britain a.experienced population decline. b.had a network of banks and financial institutions. c.had accessible deposits of coal. d.lacked accessible water transportation. e.possessed colonies to supply raw materials. 64.Which of the following was true of Latin American society in the period 1750 to 1914? a.Society was egalitarian. b.Few migrants came to Latin America. c.Intellectuals produced works based on Latin American values. d.Women's role in society was one of basic equality with men. e.The Argentine gaucho enjoyed a type of admiration equal to that of the U.S. cowboy. 65."I believe that it must be the policy of the United States to support free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures." The quotation above is taken from a.the Monroe Doctrine. b.the Roosevelt Corollary. c.the Balfour Declaration. d.the Truman Doctrine. e.the Brezhnev Doctrine. 66.The statement in the quotation from Question 65 illustrates the policy of a.nonalignment.
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