Use the cartoon below and your understanding of World History to answer the question that follows.Linley Sambourne. "In The Rubber Coils. Scene - The Congo 'Free' State." Punch. 28 November 1906. Retrieved from Wikimedia commons. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Punch_congo_rubber_cartoon.jpgWhich of the following best expresses the point of view of the author of the cartoon?Elimination ToolSelect one answerACritical of King Leopold and of the effects of Imperialism.BCritical of the native population in the Belgian CongoCBroadly supportive of European imperialism.DSupportive of the efforts of King Leopold in the Belgian Congo.

Use the cartoon below and your understanding of World History to answer the question that follows.Linley Sambourne. "In The Rubber Coils. Scene - The Congo 'Free' State." Punch. 28 November 1906. Retrieved from Wikimedia commons. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Punch_congo_rubber_cartoon.jpgThe cartoon depicts which of the following aspects of European imperialism in Africa?Elimination ToolSelect one answerABritish use of concessionary companies to govern areas of Africa on their behalf.BBrutal methods used to force people in the Belgian Congo to extract rubber for sale on the world market.COverpowering military force deployed by German colonizers in Southwest Africa.DThe proposal by Cecil Rhodes to bind the British colonies in Africa from Cairo to Cape Town.

Use the cartoon below and your understanding of World History to answer the question that follows.Linley Sambourne. "In The Rubber Coils. Scene - The Congo 'Free' State." Punch. 28 November 1906. Retrieved from Wikimedia commons. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Punch_congo_rubber_cartoon.jpgWhich of the following global developments contributed most directly to the events represented in the cartoon?Elimination ToolSelect one answerAColonies in Africa achieved independence through negotiation and/or violence.BIndustrialization increased demand for raw materials, leading to the growth of export economies specializing in natural resources.CPortuguese development of maritime technology and navigational skills increased travel to and trade with West Africa.DTriangular trading systems in the Atlantic Ocean moved goods, wealth, and free and slave laborers.

Use the cartoon below and your understanding of World History to answer the question that follows.Linley Sambourne. "In The Rubber Coils. Scene - The Congo 'Free' State." Punch. 28 November 1906. Retrieved from Wikimedia commons. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Punch_congo_rubber_cartoon.jpgBy the late 20th century, which of the following was a CHANGE in Congo ?Elimination ToolSelect one answerABelgium controlled Congo as a colony.BCongo produced raw materials for world markets.CCongo was an independent nation.DSoviet advisors helped Congolese politicians transition to socialism.

Read this fictional article written by a Congolese leader:The people of Congo are currently subjects of a greedy and vicious tyrant: King Leopold II. He has renamed our lands the Congo Free State, but my people could never be called free. The Belgians force our men to work themselves to exhaustion and death harvesting rubber. Those who fail to produce enough are mutilated and tortured. Fighting back is not an option, as the Belgians have taken entire villages of women and children as their hostages. I cannot even imagine what might happen to them if we rose up against the Belgians . . .Which statement best summarizes the source's main idea?A.The people of Congo are treated terribly by the Belgian colonial government.B.The Congo Free State enriched Belgium by providing it with huge supplies of rubber.C.Belgian colonists treat Congolese women and children more harshly than they treat men.D.King Leopold II has renamed Congo the Congo Free State to mock its people.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why was the Congo important to Leopold II?