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Colonial Powers QuizVersión en línea Key terms in colonial history por Janene Baile 1 What is a colony? a A treaty between nations b An official proclamation c Two languages officially used d A settlement ruled by a homeland. 2 What does Expansionism mean? a A written agreement between nations b Trying to gain more land or power. c Two independent groups recognizing each other d An official announcement by a government 3 Define Imperialism. a An official treaty b A two-language country c Controlling other lands to build an empire. d An initial settlement 4 What is a Treaty? a A written agreement between nations. b A bilingual region c A proclamation by a leader d A colony 5 What is a Proclamation? a A written treaty b A two-language policy c A colony d An official announcement by a government. 6 Nation-to-nation relationship refers to what? a A single language policy b A respectful connection recognizing two independent groups. c A colonial settlement d An empire-building effort 7 What is Bilingualism? a A single official language b Official use of two languages. c A two-nation relationship d Official use of three languages 8 Who are First Nations peoples? a Colonial governors b European settlers c The first peoples to live in North America. d Two-language communities 9 Which term describes a country seeking more land or power? a Treaty b Proclamation c Bilingualism d Expansionism 10 Which is an official announcement by government? a Proclamation b Colony c Treaty d Expansionism Feedback 1 A colony is a settlement ruled by its homeland. 2 Expansionism aims to broaden control or influence. 3 Imperialism involves empire-building via control. 4 Treaties are formal agreements between countries. 5 Proclamations communicate official decisions. 6 It means mutual recognition between governments. 7 Bilingualism means two languages are official. 8 First Nations are the original inhabitants of North America. 9 Expansionism is about increasing land or power. 10 Proclamations are formal government announcements.

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Colonial Powers QuizVersión en línea

por Janene Baile

What is a colony?

What does Expansionism mean?

Define Imperialism.

What is a Treaty?

What is a Proclamation?

Nation-to-nation relationship refers to what?

What is Bilingualism?

Who are First Nations peoples?

Which term describes a country seeking more land or power?

Which is an official announcement by government?

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