week 30

4. What was known as the institution succeeding Muhammad that ruled the Muslim community? pg.85
6. Fill in the blank: "Those who believed in the superiority of the imperial powers were generally those who set the curricula of schools in Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean.
7. What year did France sponsor a Universal Exposition in Paris to commemorate the centennial of the French Revolution? pg.107
9. What was the practice of breaking and tightly wrapping a girls feet to produce feet that are smaller than a teacup? pg.88
13. Who defined imperialism as, defined imperialism as a civilizing mission and set up a vast network of schools and other institutions in Africa and Asia to spread it's culture? pg.94
14. year did war for Cuba break out between the U.S and Spain? pg.107
15. What system in India said that people were born into unchangeable and hierarchical social groups? pg.87

1. Those who did most of the menial work, and were avoided by the "better people" because they were said to bring physical and spiritual contamination were known as? pg.87
2. What in particular is said to have transformed Western culture? pg.111
3. Who founded the Aligarh British Indian Association? pg.84 (exclude the middle name)
4. Who wrote the Inequality of Human Races? pg.96
5. Fill in the blank: "Imperialism helped produce a new mass culture based on the widespread reading of _______________." pg. 105
8. What was known a tug-of-war for circulation built up by sensationalism in reporting, named for a popular cartoon called "The Yellow Kid"?pg. 106
10. What did the British attribute the vastness of their empire? pg.77
11. Fill in the blank: "Imperial powers changed the positions of local rulers, bringing them into the new governing system of ________ rule. pg.83
12. Where in the 1890s was the imperial theme developed with more journalistic intensity? pg. 106