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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7, Mass-Producing Traditions, Europe, 1870-1914.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. During the ceremony, the British authority in India was said to have been created by ________ to do what native authorities could not.
(a) The emperor.
(b) Providence.
(c) The king.
(d) The queen.

2. In Chapter 2, Hobsbawm asserts that Scotsmen celebrate their identity with common symbols including the kilt and ______.
(a) Flute.
(b) Drum.
(c) Bagpipe.
(d) Burin.

3. The sites of the great events of the Indian uprising were a destination for the English and included all of the following except ______.
(a) The Delhi Ridge.
(b) The Gardens in Kanpur.
(c) The Mason Lodges of Calcutta.
(d) The Memorial Well.

4. African custom was in a state of _____, meaning that there was a great deal of change.
(a) Stasis.
(b) Flux.
(c) Homeostasis.
(d) War.

5. According to the book, _______ III's children made him particularly hated by the public at large.
(a) George.
(b) Henry.
(c) Phillip.
(d) Richard.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the beginning of Chapter Four, the author notes that few heads of state are more popular than _______.

2. The author asserts that the Anglican literature and the ______ Bible kept the Welsh language from decay.

3. The official sanction of the Empress of India was established by the _______ of 1876.

4. The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge collected Welsh ______ in order to preserve the culture.

5. During the third period, ceremonies became symbols of national hope and pride. Large ______ ceremonies for royal children helped to convey this aspect.

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