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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What did Shanu recruit for in Congo?
(a) Riverboat crews.
(b) Mine workers.
(c) Rubber harvesters.
(d) Force Publique.
2. What kind of report did Leopold expect from the Commission of Inquiry?
(a) An honest report.
(b) A favorable report.
(c) A detailed report.
(d) A whitewashed report.
3. When did Morel begin publishing articles?
(a) 1901.
(b) 1900.
(c) 1903.
(d) 1902.
4. How were the roads and railroads in Congo completed and improved?
(a) Slave labor.
(b) Foreign investment.
(c) Leopold's investment.
(d) Missionary money.
5. What was Dorothy Tennant's job?
(a) Art restorer.
(b) Sculptor.
(c) Painter.
(d) Sketch artist.
Short Answer Questions
1. What military title did Henry I. Kowalsky affect?
2. What church was William Henry Sheppard a missionary for?
3. Why did Leopold purchase newspaper space?
4. What did the first comprehensive census of the Congo determine the national population to be?
5. What did Leopold dismiss the Casement Report as when he first heard of it?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did the natives of the Congo get the rubber from the vines?
2. What was E.D. Morel's conclusion, upon seeing that the trade between Belgium and the Congo was severely unbalanced?
3. What was Elder Dempster?
4. What did Shanu do after he became disillusioned with Leopold's regime in the Congo?
5. What did the official Commission of Inquiry do?
6. What happened when Leopold determined that hiring Kowalsky was a mistake?
7. What did Leopold do when he determined the situation with the international community and the Congo to be untenable?
8. What happened if the men of the village took too long to fulfill their quota of rubber demanded of them?
9. What is the implication of Morel's epiphany at the end of Part I?
10. What were some of the ways Leopold responded to his critics?
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