The English Civil War was fought between two sides that can best be described as:

supporters of the parliament vs. supporters of the king

One modern-day legacy of the Safavid Empire is:

Iran is the world's preeminent center of Shi'a Islam

Which solution would Montesquieu offer to avoid the enactment of tyrannical laws?

separating the branches of government

Tokugawa era Samurai were similar to the knights of feudal Europe in all the following ways except:

Both were at the bottom of their society's social hierarchy

The "ill-used genteel little slaves" mentioned in the third paragraph most likely is meant to refer to:

women who work as domestic servants

Which of the following statements concerning Akbar's reign is not accurate?

He attempted to "purify" Islam by removing Hindu influences

Which list of French leaders is in the correct chronological order?

Louis XVI → Robespierre → Napoleon

Which of the following describes an effect of the European colonization of Africa in this time period?

Europeans built infrastructure such as roads in the lands they colonized

The decision to "close" Japan to the outside world during the Tokugawa era was largely in reaction to the activities of:

Portuguese and Spanish missionaries trying to make Japanese people Catholic

The clearest purpose of this advertisement is to:

encourage workers to better themselves and their socioeconomic class

All of the following are true of the Boxer Rebellion except

It ended in the collapse of the Qing Dynasty

Which claim about Father Simon's meeting with Shah Abbas I is best supported by the passage above?

Simon wanted to inform the pope about the Safavids' military power.

Why were the Chinese not interested in expanding trading rights with Britain at this time?

The Chinese had no interest in British products.

Nationalism is most likely to develop in an area that has:

common customs, language, and history

According to the excerpt, why is L'Ouverture writing to the French?

To show them how Haitians have suffered under French control.

Which of the following best describes the Mughal Empire?

Islam minority ruled over other group majority

The American and French Revolutions were turning points in global history because the results of these revolutions:

inspired other peoples seeking democracy and independence

As a condition of Haiti's independence from France, Haiti was required to:

Make payments to France over the course of the next 122 years

A primary cause of the French Revolution in 1789 was the:

increasing dissatisfaction of the Third Estate

Best source to prove McNeills idea "the Safavid Empire remained a profoundly disturbing force in the Muslim world”?

Writings by Ottoman religious leaders of the time about the Safavids

Which list of events related to 19th century Japan is in the correct chronological order?

Perry, Shogunate collapse, Meiji, Industrialize

Which of the following best summarizes a main idea of the letter?

Women have few opportunities for work that is fairly compensated.

The passages are best understood in the context of which of the following practices?

Exercise of colonial administrative power over native peoples.

Which of the following best supports L'Ouverture's claim that France benefitted from their colony in the Americas?

Thanks largely to sugar cultivation Haiti was Frances mostProfitable colony

Martin Luther and other Protestants of the Reformation agreed with Catholics on the question of whether

Jesus is the messiah and God's son

The tone of the first passage best supports which of the following reasons for the British to outlaw sati?

They wanted to end what they though a inhumate practice

Thomas Malthus urged families to have fewer children because:

he believed that population would outpace food supply, leading to famine.

what has the best evidence for what brought an end to the "normal state of hostility" between the Safavids and Ottomans

The Safavids became more tolerant of other Islamic sects

Peter the Great attempted to Westernize Russia in order to:

Strengthen the Russian state and its military power

This cartoon helps explain American impact on the French Revolution because it symbolically depicts:

When France helped the US in the Rev. War, and france went into debt

According to the letter, the Examiner article wrongly assumed that:

All women have male family members on which they can rely financially.

One reason that Father Simon's visit with Shah Abbas may be seen as relatively unusual is:

The Safavid capital was harder to go to, so less european contact

After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, Japan changed its policy toward contact with the outside world by:

seeking Western industrial expertise and equipment.

Overall, which statement best summarizes the author's argument?

While the IR started in Britain, the innovation came from other countries

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1
The English Civil War was fought between two sides that can best be described as:
Kingdom of England vs. Kingdom of Scotland
Slavery proponents vs. abolitionists
Anglo-Saxons vs. Normans
supporters of the parliament vs. supporters of the king
2
One modern-day legacy of the Safavid Empire is:
Isfahan is one of the largest cities in India
The modern-day Safavid Republic remains a powerful state in the Middle East
Iran is the world's preeminent center of Shi'a Islam
The Bosphorus Strait is still one of the world's busiest shipping lanes
3
Which solution would Montesquieu offer to avoid the enactment of tyrannical laws?
reinstating absolute monarchy
separating the branches of government
granting freedom of speech
limiting natural laws
4
Tokugawa era Samurai were similar to the knights of feudal Europe in all the following ways except:
Both had defined peacetime administrative roles as well
Both were at the bottom of their society's social hierarchy
Both were supposed to follow codes of conduct and decorum
Both were expected to fight in wars
5
The quote above most accurately describes:
Cavalrymen
Dhimmi
Millet
Devshirme
6
The "ill-used genteel little slaves" mentioned in the third paragraph most likely is meant to refer to:
women who work in factories
women who work as laundresses
women oppose suffrage
women who work as domestic servants
7
Which of the following statements concerning Akbar's reign is not accurate?
He attempted to "purify" Islam by removing Hindu influences
He patronized the arts
He oversaw a building up of the military and administrative system
He extended Mughal conquests in central and northern India
8
In the Industrial Revolution (as well as today in fact), "Luddites" can refer to people opposed to what?
abstract art
new technology
urbanization
immigration
9
All of the following European states had notable maritime empires in the 1600s except:
Belgium
Netherlands
Spain
France
10
Which list of French leaders is in the correct chronological order?
Robespierre → Napoleon → Louis XVI
Louis XVI → Napoleon → Robespierre
Louis XVI → Robespierre → Napoleon
Napoleon → Louis XVI → Robespierre
11
Which of the following describes an effect of the European colonization of Africa in this time period?
The conversion of Africans to Christianity was Europeans top priority
European nations wanted to create a large educated middle class of Africans
Europeans built infrastructure such as roads in the lands they colonized
Slavery was used to increase the profits of the European merchants
12
The decision to "close" Japan to the outside world during the Tokugawa era was largely in reaction to the activities of:
Chinese naval forces threatening to invade Japan
Portuguese and Spanish missionaries trying to make Japanese people Catholic
English traders trying to sell Japanese people opium
German and Danish missionaries trying to make Japanese people to Lutheran
13
The clearest purpose of this advertisement is to:
provide a sense of sympathy for factory and mine owners
be discreet in their efforts in labor organizing activities
allow more women to join the ranks of trade unionists
encourage workers to better themselves and their socioeconomic class
14
All of the following are true of the Boxer Rebellion except
left China in crippling debt due to reparation payments
It occurred under the rule of Empress Dowager Cixi
it was led by a group known as the Righteous and Harmonious Fists
It ended in the collapse of the Qing Dynasty
15
Which claim about Father Simon's meeting with Shah Abbas I is best supported by the passage above?
Simon wanted to inform the pope about the Safavids' military power.
Simon hoped the pope would sell the Safavids weapons.
Simonthought the Safavids could teach Europeans how to organize a military.
Simon was impressed by the new technology the Safavids had developed.
16
the most likely reason for why the Chinese accepted the tribute offerings sent by King George was that the Chinese were
in awe of European technological superiority
looking to make a quick profit
fascinated with British strangeness
being polite
17
Why were the Chinese not interested in expanding trading rights with Britain at this time?
The Chinese were angry over Britain’s interference in their foreign affairs
The Chinese were afraid that the British would threaten Buddhist values.
The Chinese had preexisting exclusive trading agreements with the Dutch.
The Chinese had no interest in British products.
18
Nationalism is most likely to develop in an area that has:
common customs, language, and history
land suited to agriculture
a moderate climate with rivers for irrigation
adequate industry to supply consumer demands
19
According to the excerpt, why is L'Ouverture writing to the French?
He wants the French government to give Haiti money
Because he wants the French to stop making them pay for the end of slavery.
He wants to be invited to France to be in the National Assembly.
To show them how Haitians have suffered under French control.
20
Which of the following best describes the Mughal Empire?
Islam minority ruled over other group majority
A political-economic-social system that recognized equality of all citizens
A social structure that gave political power sharing
An empire that established Hindu predominance that is still here today
21
British merchants hit on a possible solution to reverse the flow of gold and silver in the form of:
a precious metal from South Africa
a narcotic drug from India
a textile from Egypt
a tea variant from Japan
22
The American and French Revolutions were turning points in global history because the results of these revolutions:
inspired other peoples seeking democracy and independence
marked the end of European influence in the Western Hemisphere
led to the immediate worldwide abolition of slavery
demonstrated the need for strong international peacekeeping organizations
23
As a condition of Haiti's independence from France, Haiti was required to:
Form a political and economic union with the neighboring Dominican Republic
Reinstitute the trans-Atlantic slave trade
Make payments to France over the course of the next 122 years
Stop using the French language, reverting to the indigenous Taíno language
24
A primary cause of the French Revolution in 1789 was the:
increasing dissatisfaction of the Third Estate
rise of Napoleon Bonaparte
establishment of the colony at St. Domingue
execution of Marie Antoinette
25
Nationalist unification movements led to the founding of all the following European countries in the 1800s except:
Belgium
Germany
Portugal
Italy
26
All of the following should be understood to be part of the "Century of Humiliation" concept except:
Japans increasing power in East Asia including its military wins over China
The Boxer Protocol which imposed expensive reparations payments
The result of the two wars with Great Britain
The voyages of Zheng He
27
Best source to prove McNeills idea "the Safavid Empire remained a profoundly disturbing force in the Muslim world”?
Writings by Ottoman religious leaders of the time about the Safavids
Writings by Safavids about Shi'a beliefs
Writings by archaeologists about Safavid and Ottoman religious relics
Writings by modern-day Muslim historians
28
Which list of events related to 19th century Japan is in the correct chronological order?
Perry, Shogunate collapse, Meiji, Industrialize
Perry, Industrialize, Meiji, Collapse of shogunate
Shogunate collapse, Perry, Meiji, Industrialize
Industrialize, Meiji, Collapse of shogunate, Perry
29
Chinas 19th century wars with the British were mostly because, and named after, a conflict over the trade of what good?
A highly lethal explosive weapon
An addictive narcotic drug
A form of literature viewed as offensive to traditional Confucian values
An unhealthy processed food item
30
Which of the following best summarizes a main idea of the letter?
The factory system is more efficient than the domestic system.
Women have few opportunities for work that is fairly compensated.
Women make better factory workers than men.
The editorial board was correct in their assumptions about working women
31
The passages are best understood in the context of which of the following practices?
Legalization of slavery in overseas colonial possessions.
Mobilization of military resources from colonial possessions.
Western missionary efforts in colonized territories.
Exercise of colonial administrative power over native peoples.
32
Which of the following best supports L'Ouverture's claim that France benefitted from their colony in the Americas?
Most French people were unaware of the abuses in their colony.
Haiti paid billions of dollars to France after independence.
Thanks largely to sugar cultivation Haiti was Frances mostProfitable colony
The gens de couleur were subservient to the white population.
33
The French Revolutionary figure who would be most likely to agree with Etta Palm D'Aelders is:
Olympe de Gouges
Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun
Charlotte Corday
Marie-Anne Paulze Lavoisier
34
Martin Luther and other Protestants of the Reformation agreed with Catholics on the question of whether
saints should be venerated and their images should decorate churches
Jesus is the messiah and God's son
it's okay for priests to marry and have kids
the Pope is the supreme spiritual authority on Earth
35
This source supports the claim that the Safavids were similar to the Ottomans and Mughals in that all three:
were far ahead of Europeans in terms of military power by the 1700s
Threatened to attack regions of Europe
Practiced identical religious beliefs
Used gunpowder weaponry
36
Put the three "Gunpowder Empires" in order from West to East (left to right on most maps):
Safavid, Mughal, Ottoman
Mughal, Ottoman, Safavid
Mughal, Safavid, Ottoman
Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal
37
The tone of the first passage best supports which of the following reasons for the British to outlaw sati?
The British acted out thinking that religious practices should be honored.
The British intended to Christianize all of India’s Hindu population.
They wanted to end what they though a inhumate practice
they were educating citizens to protect the interests of their empire
38
During the Sakoku period, Japan managed to stay aware of Western scientific and technological advancements due to
Bushido
Sengoku
Seppuku
Rangaku
39
Which speaker represents the views of Robert Owen?
C
A
D
B
40
Thomas Malthus urged families to have fewer children because:
children were a financial burden to the government.
as population increased, the middle class stopped opening new factories.
he thought children were annoying.
he believed that population would outpace food supply, leading to famine.
41
what has the best evidence for what brought an end to the "normal state of hostility" between the Safavids and Ottomans
The Safavids became more tolerant of other Islamic sects
Constant fighting led to the destruction of both empires
Both empires fought against European Christian forces that threatened them
The Ottomans had greater military power, particularly in naval warfare
42
Peter the Great attempted to Westernize Russia in order to:
Join the Russian Orthodox Church
End serfdom
Strengthen the Russian state and its military power
Establish a democratic system of government
43
Generally speaking the philosophers of the Enlightenment believed that government decisions should be based on
traditional social and cultural values
human rights and natural laws
fundamental religious beliefs
the concept of divine right of kings
44
This cartoon helps explain American impact on the French Revolution because it symbolically depicts:
France help British in the 7 year war
Enlightenment ideals which were mostly conceptualized in the United States
Lots of breeding of frogs and sending them to france
When France helped the US in the Rev. War, and france went into debt
45
According to the letter, the Examiner article wrongly assumed that:
All women have male family members on which they can rely financially.
All men earn more money than women.
All factory workers are skilled.
No women are currently working in factories.
46
The rulers of the Qing Dynasty hailed from what region?
Formosa
Mongolia
Manchuria
Xinjiang
47
One reason that Father Simon's visit with Shah Abbas may be seen as relatively unusual is:
The Safavid capital was harder to go to, so less european contact
The Safavids supported the Protestants overthe Catholics in the Reformation
None of the Muslim-led empires of the day let Christians in their borders
Shah Abbas was the only Safavid ruler to practice Hinduism
48
The Red Turban RevoltLed to the start of theMing Dynasty and the return to rule in ChinaBy emperors of what ethnicGroup?
Ainu
Mongol
Hakka
Han
49
The "raw materials more useful to man" that the author is referring to are most likely:
sugar and cotton
child and women laborers
cotton and tobacco
coal and iron ore
50
After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, Japan changed its policy toward contact with the outside world by:
foreign banker ok, Japanese go to to other country not ok
seeking Western industrial expertise and equipment.
adopting a defensive foreign policy in East Asia.
forming an alliance with China in order to resist Western encroachment.
51
Overall, which statement best summarizes the author's argument?
Great Britain deserves most of the credit for creating the IR
While the IR started in Britain, the innovation came from other countries
The chemical nature of combustion was the key innovation of the IR
The Industrial Revolution was a great economic change
52
The passage shows how Akbar displayed:
Toleration toward people of other faiths than his
Certainty that UFOs were spacecraft sent to Earth
Disappointment toward those who had not converted to Islam
A plan to implement jizya on a wide scale
53
All of the following are true about Ming pottery except:
There was a 260ft tower is the material used for ming pottery
Its distinctive blue colorWas found by using dyes infused with cobalt oxide
Ming emperors did not let it to be sold to non-chinese people
54
The building above is all of the following except:
An example of architecture blending Indian and Persian elements
An architectural feat commissioned by Mughal emperor
a tomb for Arjuman Banu Begum, better known as Mumtaz Mahal
A symbol of Christianity in the Muslim world
55
The most likely conclusion that can be made from the direction comparison of the two images above is that:
Social class dictated many women experiences during the IR in Britain
Women were in charge of raising kids in Britain, regardless of social class
Many women were fighting for suffrage during the IR in Britain.
Most women had similar experiences during the IR in Britain.
56
One reason why many workers turned to trade unions in Britain, America and elsewhere is because they promised:
increased profits for factory and mine owners
a way for people to collectively bargain for better working conditions
universal suffrage for all people
social benefits to be delivered via the "Invisible Hand"
57
Which generalization best summarizes the views of the author of the passage?
The nobility being punished for generating economic wealth for the country.
The goals of fraternity, equality, and libertyWere achieved in this period.
Because of past abuses by the nobility, the common people staged a revolt.
Commoners need to be punished for breaking the laws
58
1842 Treaty of Nanjing made China give what territory to the UK, and they kept it until 1997
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Chengdu
Nanjing
59
Which of the following most accurately describes the terms "economic colony" or "tropical dependency"?
substantial majorities of white, European immigrants
largely unpopulated prior to the arrival of the Europeans
a small numbers of Europeans ruled large numbers of non-Western people
settlers and indigenous peoples are approximately equal in population
60
According to the "Invisible Hand" idea, societal benefits come about due to:
mass movement to agricultural utopian communities
safety net social programs
individuals acting in their own financial self-interest
governmental regulation of business
61
Süleymaniye Mosque in İstanbul, pictured above, shows that:
All of the above
The Ottoman Sultans did not tolerate non-Muslims living in their empire
Safavid architecture had many influences from pre-Islamic Persia
The Ottomans blended Islamic and Byzantine traditions
62
The phrase "White Man's Burden" in this excerpt refers to the:
idea that Europeans had a duty to make non-Western people more like them
challenges non-Europeans faced when trading with the Europeans
advantages Europeans would gain by colonizing Africa Asia,and Latin America
positive role of the Roman Catholic Church in Africa and Asia
63
During this stage of the Revolution, which term best describes the victims of the guillotine?
foreigners who invaded France to end the revolution
a wide variety of people who were accused or suspected of betrayal
Protestant reformers
the bourgeoisie
64
Which of the following is true of both the Ottoman Empire and the Mughal Empire between 1450 and 1750?
Both empires were started by horse-riding warrior leaders from Central Asia
strict separation of secular and religious
Both empires had almost no contact with Europeans
Christianity was outlawed in both empires
65
All of the following are true of the Congress of Vienna except:
The country of Austria was founded there
It was intended to return Europe to a pre-Revolutionary balance of power
It restored the French monarchy, placing Louis XVIII on the throne
Wanted to undo when Napoleon put allies on european thrones
66
Galileo was threatened with execution by the Roman Inquisition for supporting Copernicus' theory that:
humans and apes evolved from a common ancestor
electrons have multiple energy levels
Earth orbits the Sun, rather than the other way around
God doesn't exist
67
According to Locke, if a government fails to protect the natural rights of its people:
The people need to go to a place with a better ruler
the government should voluntarily relinquish power
the people have the right to overthrow the government
the government should apologize to the people and change their practices
68
Following the conquest of Constantinople in 1453, the Ottomans:
Razed the city and moved their capital to Sofia
Restored the city, and made it their capital with a new name
Kept the city mostly as it was and did little to restore it former grandeur
Used it as a port city and let Byzantine administrators to keep running it
69
(The Winter Palace, St. Petersburg) The above image represents:
The nomadic roots of Eurasian nomadic steppe peoples
The Russian nobility embracing Mongol-style architecture
The influence of the Catholic Church in Russia
The efforts of Peter the Great to embrace Western-style architecture
70
All of the following are possible reasons that the Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain except:
The ease of maritime transportation thanks to abundant riverways
Its particular mix of relatively easily obtainable natural resources
Its relatively strong and stable banking system
19th century rev that changed it's political and economic structure
71
What was the outcome of the religion Akbar created, Din-I-Ilahi?
It kept a large number of believers and is a major religion in India today
By Akbar’s death, he Din-I-Ilahi was rejected by both Muslims and Hindus
both the rural Hindus and the largely urban Muslims liked it
It was widely accepted during Akbar's life and became the state religion
72
The term "boyar" refers to:
An elite soldier of Eastern European origin in the Ottoman Empire
An style of painting
An aristocratic noble in the Russian Empire,
A particular dye the Mughal Empire profited greatly
73
Which speaker represents the views of Adam Smith?
C
D
B
A
74
The Enclosure Acts increased economic productivity while also exacerbating inequality by increasing the amount of what?
sewer system capacity
railroad track
privately owned property
hydroelectric power
75
All of the following are true of Zheng He except:
He went to Indonesia and Iran and Kenya
He was not really an explorer
He spread Buddhism, which he personally adhered to
His voyages were commissioned by Emperor Yongle
76
One of the key elements that characterized innovations the "second" IR of the latter half of the 1800s was:
electricity
wool spinning
coal burning
steam power
77
Which speaker represents the views of Karl Marx?
A
D
B
C
78
This statement provides support for the:
economic policy of mercantilism
continuation of absolute monarchy
rejection of the philosophy of natural rights
formation of government based on a social contract
79
The Sadler Commission was put in charge of:
forcing factory owners to pay fines for their mistreatment of workers.
running the day-to-day operations of British factories.
interviewing factory people to find out what conditions they were in
having the first entrepreneurs to put their money into one business idea
80
At the time this speech was given, India had only recently come under the administration of:
an independent and democratic Indian government
a Gunpowder Empire in which a MuslimsRuled over a Hindu majority and others
a private corporation with quasi-governmental powers
the British government itself, directly
81
Which part of the French Revolution does this image best represent?
the Tennis Court Oath
the Reign of Terror
the Storming of the Bastille
the Napoleonic Wars
82
Haiti's enslaved people were initially freed during which period of rule in France?
the authoritarian rule of Napoleon during the First French Empire
the rule of Robespierre during the radical phase of the French Revolution
the constitutional monarchy of the liberal phase of the French Revolution
the absolute monarchy of King Louis XVI

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