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What was one significant problem with the borders created at the Berlin Conference?
The borders did not reflect the cultures or histories of African civilizations.
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What is a key reason Great Britain set up colonies?
to obtain raw materials
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What word best describes Japan before the Meiji Era: Isolationist, Expansionist, Democratic or Industrial
Isolationist
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Before its own industrial revolution, Japan had an _______ economy, based on agriculture.
agrarian
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An important area of trade where ships dock is called a:
port
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What did women in the temperance movement believe?
Alcohol should be banned
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What emperor led Japan to industrialize?
Emperor Meiji
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The _____ Trade was the name of the trade of goods, raw materials, and enslaved people across the Atlantic Ocean.
Triangular
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What were cities like during the Industrial Revolution?
overcrowded and dirty
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At the Seneca Falls Convention, what right did participants debate about including in their declaration?
Women's suffrage
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What problem did the British have when trying to trade with China?
The Chinese were not interested in British goods
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During the 1800s, _________ movements in the United States were working to end slavery.
abolitionist
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Many groups of people have fought for the right to vote, called:
suffrage
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