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Test review for World History First Semester Final Exam.
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1
What was the purpose of the coded message below?
Germany's plan to surrender to the Allies.
Germany was starting unrestricted sub warfare.
Germany wanted Mexico to attack the USA.
Provide instructions for military aid for England.
2
The famous slogan of Lenin and the Bolsheviks was:
“Workers of the world unite!”
“Steal from the rich, give to the poor!”
“Peace, Land and Bread!”
“No taxation without representation!”
3
The "spark" that ignited the "Balkan Powder Keg" was:
The burning down of the Reichstag.
Assassination of the Archduke.
The Schlieffen Plan.
Imperialism.
4
Which of the following is a key
difference
between communism and fascism?
International goals.
Use secret police to silence protestors.
Supports worker revolts.
Usually run by dictators.
5
The Beer Hall Putsch was significant because:
Support for communism was increasing.
It showed that the Weimar government was weak.
Hitler was arrested and therefore had a criminal record.
It increased awareness and popularity of Hitler.
6
A government can create nationalism by:
Decreasing the price of food.
Giving jobs to the people.
Creating a shared culture though education.
Improving the lyrics of its national anthem.
7
The Russian Revolution was a turning point of World War I because:
It helped spread communism across Europe.
It ended the two front war for Germany.
Lenin led the army to victory in Battle of Tannenberg.
It made Russia a stronger and more united enemy for Germany.
8
In capitalism production is determined by:
What the government tells them to make.
What people want.
Advertisements.
What people need.
9
Which of the following is a key
similarity
between communism and fascism?
They depend on destroying social classes.
They develop youth groups to brainwash young people.
They focus on global domination through warfare.
They gain popularity when the economy struggles.
10
One of the primary reasons Europeans were successful at imperialsim was:
They were better fed.
They had more people.
They knew the terrain better.
They had advanced weaponry.
11
At the start of World War I, the United States:
Didn’t want to become allied with Communist Russia.
Didn’t join the war, but did train British soldiers.
Immediately joined the Allies to fight against Germany.
Remained neutral and did business with both sides.
12
The cartoon below illustrates:
Europeans demonstrating their nationalism.
Europeans dividing up resources in Africa.
The Treaty of Versailles.
A European birthday party.
13
The most precise similarity between the Indian and South African Revolutions was:
They were primarily non-violent.
The lower class revolted against the upper class.
They were motivated by high taxes.
They were against a foreign power.
14
Nationalism can be best be defined as
Saying the pledge every day.
Investing something of value to make a profit.
Being loyal to a country instead of to a ruler.
Dominating the government and economy of another nation.
15
The Central Powers would most likely blame this country for starting World War I.
Russia.
Serbia.
France.
Germany.
16
In communism production is determined by:
Advertisements.
What people want.
What people need.
What the government tells them to make.
17
The purpose of the propaganda poster below is to:
Support U.S. imperialism.
Boost aid to England and France.
Get the USA to enter the war.
Get U.S. citizens to buy war bonds.
18
Ultimately, the Treaty of Versailles didn't work because:
The United States didn’t sign it.
The terms of the treaty weren’t enforced.
The USA ignored the interests of its European Allies.
The French wouldn’t cooperate on the terms.
19
Fascism became popular in Italy and Germany because:
People were afraid of the leaders.
People have a natural preference to be told what to do.
It appealed to nationalism & offered simple solutions.
People wanted strong leadership after the Great Depression.
20
Which of the following was
NOT
a cause of World War I?
weak economies.
competition for colonies and foreign influence.
nationalism.
entangling alliances.
21
Imperialsm can best be defined as:
Trying to spread religion and culture.
Making money and/or conquering land for the motherland.
A nation dominates the economy, gov & culture of another.
When Kings and Queens tried to rule the world.
22
Imperialism can be positive when:
New techonology and medicine is shared.
New food types are introduced.
Nations lose control of their land.
People are forced to convert to a new religion.
23
The Allied Powers blamed this country for starting World War I.
Russia.
Serbia.
France.
Germany.
24
Ethnocentrism means:
Investigating different cultures to learn about them.
Negatively evaluating other cultures based on your own.
Having devotion to one's culture.
It's the process of making a new culture.
25
Which of the following was
NOT
a punishment of Germany after World War I?
Pay $30 billion in reparations.
Germany was not allowed to have an army.
Germany was not allowed to have tanks or submarines.
Accept blame for starting the war.