True or false -The creation of Yugoslavia—“land of the south Slavs”—at the end of WW I was considered by many ‘believers’ to be a success for pan-Slavism.

- Of the two pan-nationalisms impacting the 19 th and early-20th centuries, it was pan-Slavism which gained influence due to migration and colonization.

-Following the methods pursued by the French, British, Russians, and Americans in various regions around the globe, the Germans saw no reason why they should not pursue a policy of ‘peaceful penetration’ in South America.

-Using contract workers from China, and after 1868 receiving a larger amount of Japanese laborers, Western settlers in Hawai’i concentrated on sugar as a major cash crop.

-Due to the maximization of the obligatory land taxes placed by the BEIC on the Bengali peasants, combined with prolonged drought, the Bengal Famine (1769-1773) took over 10 million lives because of starvation and smallpox.