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AP Success - AP World History: King Leopold II's Colonial Ambitions

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Question 1

Multiple choice

To obtain sovereign rights over central African territories.
To create a coalition against other European colonial powers.
To establish equal trade partnerships with African chieftains.
To promote Christianity and European values in Africa.

Question 2

Multiple choice

Engaging in direct military conquest of African kingdoms.
Promoting the idea of self-determination for African nations.
Forming alliances with African states to resist other colonizers.
Imposing one-sided treaties to control African lands and peoples.

Question 3

Multiple choice

Minimize the chance of legal disputes and ensure quick compliance.
Demonstrate respect for the cultural practices of the African chieftains.
Facilitate the translation of the treaties into multiple languages.
Ensure that the African chieftains fully understood the agreements.

Question 4

Multiple choice

European rulers' efforts to establish democratic institutions in colonies.
The use of diplomacy and mutual respect in European-African relations.
Imperialist powers' disregard for indigenous sovereignty during colonization.
The prioritization of economic over political control in colonial territories.

Question 5

Multiple choice

The Scramble for Africa and the partitioning of African territories among European powers.
The implementation of the Mandate System after World War I.
The Berlin Conference's establishment of free trade zones in Africa.
The rise of nationalist movements in Africa during the early 20th century.

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