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Wealth & Empire QuizVersion en ligne Key ideas from Wealth of Nations & Imperialism. par Mia Young 1 What boosts production in Book 1, Chapter 1 of The Wealth of Nations? a Government regulation b Random chance c Capital accumulation d Division of labor 2 What does universal opulence mean in Smith's view? a Wealth for elites only b No wealth creation c Declining prices d Widespread wealth for all 3 What is the key effect of pin factory division of labor? a Higher skill diversity b Decreased output c Random production d Mass production increases 4 What motivates exchange in Book 1, Chapter 2? a Government mandates b Self-interest c Altruism d Random preference 5 Which excerpt illustrates specialization enabling trade? a One crafts everything alone b Bow and arrows maker trades for cattle c Blacksmith trades his own meat d Hunter hunts all his food 6 How is wealth measured according to Book 1, Chapter 5? a Gold reserves b Land area c Labor one can command or purchase d Number of inventions 7 What does labor value determine in the market? a Aesthetics of goods b Weather patterns c Only salaries d Prices of commodities 8 What should wages reflect for societal flourishing? a Industry monopolies b Profits only c Adequate living for workers d Land value 9 What is the invisible hand a metaphor for? a Self-interested markets benefiting others b Coercive state planning c Random outcomes d Fixed prices 10 Which industry shift marks the Industrial Revolution? a From cities to farms b From steel to crafts c From machines to manual labor d From labor intensity to mass production 11 Carnegie’s Gospel of Wealth argues wealthy should? a Leave wealth to heirs b Hoard wealth c Burn wealth d Give back to the community 12 What does the New Imperialism primarily seek? a Control of colonies for resources and markets b Isolationism c Cultural exchange only d Peaceful coexistence 13 Which event formalized Africa partition among powers? a League of Nations meeting b Napoleonic Congress c Treaty of Tordesillas d The Berlin Conference 14 Article III of the Berlin Act aimed to a Abolish tariffs b End all colonization c Create new colonies d Regulate fair trade routes 15 Which article claimed protection for native peoples, oddly? a Article XXXV b Article X c Article II d Article VI 16 What rationale did colonial powers present for exploitation? a Human rights focus b Pure charity c Civilization and trade regulation d Environmental care 17 White Man’s Burden argues imperialism is a duty to a Civilize and uplift natives b End trade with them c Colonize for profit only d Neglect other nations 18 Gentlemen of the Jungle critiques imperialism by: a Mutual benefit b Praising colony governance c Harmless trade d Showing exploitation of natives 19 Congo Free State under Leopold II was infamous for a Peaceful development b Mutual uplift c Celebrity endorsements d Forced labor and mutilations 20 Belgian Congo after 1908 saw: a Immediate independence b State control with continued exploitation c End of resource extraction d Full self-rule 21 Independence year of the modern Congo? a 1960 b 1975 c 1945 d 1950 22 Key long-term legacy of colonialism in DRC is: a No foreign interference b Strong democracy c Weak institutions and resource exploitation d Uniform wealth 23 Which group led Congo nationalism in the early period? a ABAKE b Kaiser Alliance c MNC (Mouvement National Congolais) d ABC Coalition 24 What drives the Berlin Act’s rhetoric of fairness? a Prevent European conflict over Africa b Immediate independence c Aid for Africans first d End of all tariffs 25 What is a major cost of industrialization for workers? a High wages and leisure b Long, dangerous hours for children c Short shifts and safety d No apprenticeships

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Wealth & Empire QuizVersion en ligne

par Mia Young

What boosts production in Book 1, Chapter 1 of The Wealth of Nations?

What does universal opulence mean in Smith's view?

What is the key effect of pin factory division of labor?

What motivates exchange in Book 1, Chapter 2?

Which excerpt illustrates specialization enabling trade?

How is wealth measured according to Book 1, Chapter 5?

What does labor value determine in the market?

What should wages reflect for societal flourishing?

What is the invisible hand a metaphor for?

Which industry shift marks the Industrial Revolution?

Carnegie’s Gospel of Wealth argues wealthy should?

What does the New Imperialism primarily seek?

Which event formalized Africa partition among powers?

Article III of the Berlin Act aimed to

Which article claimed protection for native peoples, oddly?

What rationale did colonial powers present for exploitation?

White Man’s Burden argues imperialism is a duty to

Gentlemen of the Jungle critiques imperialism by:

Congo Free State under Leopold II was infamous for

Belgian Congo after 1908 saw:

Independence year of the modern Congo?

Key long-term legacy of colonialism in DRC is:

Which group led Congo nationalism in the early period?

What drives the Berlin Act’s rhetoric of fairness?

What is a major cost of industrialization for workers?