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The Central Powers were
Great Britain, USA, Germany
USA, France, Soviet Union
Austria-Hungarian Empire, Ottoman Empire, Persian Empire
Germany, Austria-Hungarian Empire, Ottoman Empire
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This 19th century meeting was meant to outline the modern borders of Europe
Paris Peace Conference
Congress of Vienna
Belgian Conference
Berlin Conference
3
This term means to speak Greek or identify with the Greeks
Patrician
Plebeian
Macedonian
Hellenistic
4
This immediate post-WWI chartered body was supposed to bring lasting peace
Congress
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
United Nations
5
This period signified a series of proxy wars for over 40 years
The French Revolution
The Cold War
The Interwar period
Decolonization
6
This Byzantine law code consists of collections of past laws and extracts of opinions of the great Roman jurists
Marshall Law Code
Code of Justinian
Law of the Twelve Tables/Tablets
Code of Hammurabi
7
He believed if the government didn’t respect people’s rights, it could be overthrown.
Albert Einstein
Maximilien Robespierre
John Locke
Adam Smith
8
This was the continuation of the Roman Empire in the Greek-speaking, eastern part of the Mediterranean
Ottoman Empire
Holy Roman Empire
Angolian Empire
Byzantine Empire
9
Mussolini launched Italy's first invasion into Ethiopia
False
True
10
Hitler was a mentor for Mussolini
True
False
11
He ended the persecution of Christians
Caesar Augustus
Pope Francis
Emperor Constantine
Emperor Justinian
12
The Scientific Method is used in History
True
False
13
Germany officially surrendered in WWI on this date
11 November 1914
12 November 1914
11 November 1918
12 November 1918
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He overthrew the Persian empire, reached India, and laid the foundations of the Hellenistic world
Alexander the Great
Albert Einstein
Das Kapital
Emperor Constantine
15
Many Enlightenment thinkers focused on
Individual rights
Renaissance art
Trade and travel logs
Strengthening the Church
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This mathematician is responsible for the concept of the Heliocentric Theory
Sir Isaac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
Galileo Galilei
William Harvey
17
This was the catalyst for WWI
Death of Stalin
Death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Communism
Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte
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He said that by dividing different powers among more than one branch of government, no one group could grow too powerful
Vasco da Gama
Rene Decartes
Baron de Montesquieu
Sir Adam Smith
19
What signified the end of WWII?
Surrender of Germany
Surrender of French Indochina
Surrender of Japan
Surrender of Poland
20
This judicial process was eliminated under Stalin (be logical)
The right to marry
The right to defense
The right to vote
The right to vote
21
These were the Triple Entente
Great Britain, Soviet Union, France
France, Spain, Great Britain
USA, Great Britain, France
USA, Portugal, France
22
This was the name of the German Republic from 1919 to 1933
Crimea
Nazi
Vichy
Weinmar
23
Germany was made to accept responsibility for WWI in
The Marshall Plan
The United Nations Meeting
The War Guilt Clause
The Congress of Vienna
24
This English mathematician introduced the Laws of Gravity
Galileo
Newton
Decartes
Bacon
25
This Enlightened Absolutist reigned during the time of the French Revolution
Louis XVI
Louis LVI
Louis XIV
Louis XL
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This era grew out of the Renaissance, Reformation, and the Scientific Revolution
Merchantilism
The Pax Romana
The Enlightenment
The Industrial Revolution
27
The Schism of 1054
Separated Protestants and Catholics
Separated the Catholic Church and Eastrn Orthodox Church
Separated Judaism and Christianity
Resulted in 2 popes
28
This 1919 meeting determined how Europe would recover from WWI
Warsaw Pact
Berlin Conference
Paris Peace Conference
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
29
He thought governments were created to protect people from their own selfishness.
Voltaire
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Thomas Jefferson
30
This is the exchange of good, services, and ideas across the Atlantic
Trans-Saharan Trade
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Columbian Exchange
Merchantilism
31
Francis Bacon and William Harvey are responsible for the Scientific Method
False
True
32
This group is known as "culture borrowers" by Hitler
Christians
Jews
Romani
Japanese
33
476 c.e. marked the end of this empire due to Germanic invasion
Holy Roman Empire
Ottoman Empire
Western Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
34
This is a process of forcible suppression, regulation of the economy, and headed by a dictator
Socialism
Utilitarianism
Fascism
Communism
35
What is a byproduct of the Industrial Revolution?
Urbanization
Totalitarianism
Formation of the Warsaw Pact
The Yalta Conference
36
This 1884 meeting was to discuss the parceling of Africa
Berlin Conference
Congress of Vienna
Paris Peace Conference
Belgium Conference
37
The United Nations was formed after WWII
False
True
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This event pulled the USA into WWII
The Space Race
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
Bombing of Guam
The Nuclear Arms Race