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AP Success - AP World History: Gibson's 1872 Speech in Hawaii

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Encouraging the emigration of Hawaiians to other countries.

  • Preventing any immigration to Hawaii to preserve the native population.

  • Integrating new immigrants in a way that would not disrupt the Hawaiian identity.

  • Promoting a diverse society with multiple ethnic groups coexisting.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • Their intention to return to Japan after a short period of work.

  • Their potential to assimilate and strengthen the native population.

  • Their willingness to work without bringing their families.

  • Their ability to take over the political leadership of Hawaii.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • Work temporarily and return to their home countries.

  • Maintain their cultural identity without blending in.

  • Dominate the local economy and establish their own trade networks.

  • Settle permanently and contribute to the population growth.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • The benefits of selective immigration to enhance a national population.

  • The superiority of the Hawaiian race over other ethnic groups.

  • The dangers of foreign influence on national sovereignty.

  • The need for racial purity and the prevention of intermarriage.

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • The decline of traditional agriculture in favor of industrial farming.

  • The colonization of Asian territories by Western powers.

  • The movement of laborers to areas of agricultural development.

  • The industrialization of Japan and its expansion overseas.

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