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Please respond to the following questions
- Analyze the impact of worldwide mass migrations between 1840 and 1914 on the economies and societies of the places in which the migrants settled.
- Compare the ways in which people in India, sub-Saharan Africa, and China fought against Western pressure during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
- Define the concept of cultural modernism in the context of the late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century challenges to the existing world view.
- Assess the ways in which the concept of nationalism was used outside of established nation-states. Who were its proponents? What were their goals, and to what degree were these goals successful?
- Compare the overthrow of the Diaz government in Mexico with the overthrow of the Qing dynasty in China. What were the circumstances of each revolution, and what ideas drove them? What role did nationalism play in each case?
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World History Questions
Question 1
The mass immigration of 1840-1914 involved diverse groups of individuals of different
races, ethnic backgrounds, and beliefs settling in America. Soon after America was declared as
independent, there was an influx of the Germans, Irish, and other European immigrants into the
nation during the period (Hovi 46). Socially, the immigration affected the language, and the
religious orientation of the inhabitants. Economically, with an increased population the status of
the economy increased due to increased labor force, and trading ideas.
Question 2
Different groups of individuals resist western pressures through the use of different
means. The statement implies that western invasion was faced with serious resistance the major
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