Me there are 3 questions
question 1
one goal of british imperialism was to get the inhabitants of its colonies to conform to certain british norms of behavior. these norms included using the english language, dressing like englishmen, and adopting the british culture. why were these norms so important to the british?
select one:
a. it was felt that these norms would strengthen the bond between the motherland and the inferior colonies.
b. the british believed that conforming to these norms would insure the success, prosperity, and wealth of the colonies.
c. by accepting these norms the inhabitants would realize the great sacrifices that were being made for them.
d. the british had spent a lot of time and money on their colonies and felt that these norms were acceptable payback.
question 2
at the beginning of queen victoria’s rule she was unpopular with her subjects. how would the death of her husband, albert, increase her respectability?
select one:
a. while a tragedy, albert’s death gave queen victoria a matronly image that her subjects could respect and revere.
b. as a widow, queen victoria was seen as a mindless, unpretentious monarch who could never remarry.
c. the death of the queen’s husband assured that parliament would have to approve of any future suitors.
d. queen victoria vowed after the death of her beloved husband, albert, to rule her country as he would have ruled.
question 3
great britain eventually took political control of india, though the british east indian company had maintained a great deal of economic influence in the region since the 1600s. what is this era in indian history called?
select one:
a. imperial india
b. the great awakening
c. british raj
d. european dynasty