What is the scope for imported classes in python?

## File 1
def f1():  print "go f1!"

class C1(object):
    def do_eval(self,x):  # maybe this should be do_evil, given what happens
        print "evaling"
        eval(x)
        eval(x,globals(),locals())

## interactive
class C2(object):
    def do_eval(self,x):  # maybe this should be do_evil, given what happens
        print "evaling"
        eval(x)
        eval(x,globals(),locals())

def f2():
    print "go f2!"

from file1 import C1
import file1

C1().do_eval('file1.f1()')
C1().do_eval('f1()')
C1().do_eval('f2()')

file1.C1().do_eval('file1.f1()')
file1.C1().do_eval('f1()')
file1.C1().do_eval('f2()')

C2().do_eval('f2()')
C2().do_eval('file1.f1()')
C2().do_eval('f1()')

>>> class C1(object):
>>>    def eval(self, x):
>>>        x()
>>>
>>> def f2(): print "go f2"
>>> c = C1()
>>> c.eval(f2)
go f2

## File 1
def f1():  print "go f1!"

class C1(object):
    def do_eval(self, x, e_globals = globals(), e_locals = locals()):
        eval(x, e_globals, e_locals)

>>> def f2():
>>>    print "go f2!"
>>> from file1 import *    # 1
>>> C1().do_eval("f2()")   # 2
NameError: name 'f2' is not defined

>>> C1().do_eval("f2()", globals(), locals()) #3
go f2!
>>> C1().do_eval("f1()", globals(), locals()) #4
go f1!