1. What changes did Europeans make in Southeast Asia?
A. They created plantations and built railroads.
B. They changed the religion of most people in the region.
C. They encouraged local crafts.
D. They helped small farmers work their farms.
2. The relations among different indigenous groups in Southeast Asia were affected by European colonization because
A. Europeans established new economic and political systems.
B. Europeans established new language and religious systems.
C. Europeans failed to consider existing ethnic boundaries.
D. Europeans failed to consider existing political boundaries.
3. All of the following occurred as a result of European colonization EXCEPT
A. Hostile groups sometimes existed within one colony.
B. Some peaceful groups were separated because of political boundaries.
C. Ethnic conflict surfaced in some areas as colonies became countries after WWII.
D. Following WWII, political boundaries were redrawn according to ethnic boundaries.
4. Europeans established large farms in Southeast Asia to grow all of the following cash crops EXCEPT
A. coffee.
B. tea.
C. tobacco.
D. pears.
5. How did colonization by Europeans change the environment of Southeast Asia?
A. Most of the fertile farmland was used to build factories.
B. Arid land was transformed into fertile farmland through irrigation.
C. Farmland was transformed into forests.
D. Forests were turned into farmland.
PLEASE ANSWER
A. They created plantations and built railroads.
B. They changed the religion of most people in the region.
C. They encouraged local crafts.
D. They helped small farmers work their farms.
2. The relations among different indigenous groups in Southeast Asia were affected by European colonization because
A. Europeans established new economic and political systems.
B. Europeans established new language and religious systems.
C. Europeans failed to consider existing ethnic boundaries.
D. Europeans failed to consider existing political boundaries.
3. All of the following occurred as a result of European colonization EXCEPT
A. Hostile groups sometimes existed within one colony.
B. Some peaceful groups were separated because of political boundaries.
C. Ethnic conflict surfaced in some areas as colonies became countries after WWII.
D. Following WWII, political boundaries were redrawn according to ethnic boundaries.
4. Europeans established large farms in Southeast Asia to grow all of the following cash crops EXCEPT
A. coffee.
B. tea.
C. tobacco.
D. pears.
5. How did colonization by Europeans change the environment of Southeast Asia?
A. Most of the fertile farmland was used to build factories.
B. Arid land was transformed into fertile farmland through irrigation.
C. Farmland was transformed into forests.
D. Forests were turned into farmland.
PLEASE ANSWER