What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?

To divide Africa into European colonies

What were the Central Powers?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey

What MAJOR change occurred after the Sepoy Mutiny?

India came under direct British control

Which of the following occurred during the Moderate Phase of the French Revolution?

The National Assembly created a constitutional monarchy.

Why might the national boundaries created during imperialism lead to warfare later on?

They were created without input from native people

What happened to the famous Jacobin, Jean-Paul Marat?

He was killed by Charlotte Corday, a royalist sympathizer.

why was World War 1 different than previous wars?

Advanced technology for weapons

What did the radicals do once they took over the Legislative Assembly?

abolished the monarchy and established the French Republic

What happened to the royal family after the Women's March on Versailles?

They were compelled to return to Paris with the crowd.

What was the fate of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette?

They were both beheaded within months of one another.

How was The Directory (government after the Radical Phase) overthrown?

Napoleon stages a coup d'etat when the Directory is weak.

What led to the Sepoy Mutiny?

Rumors and cultural insensitivity

"The empire on which the sun never sets." Why was this true for Britain?

Britain controlled areas on all continents

What is the main difference between colonies and protectorates?

Colonies = direct control, protectorates = indirect control

What was the immediate cause of World War 1?

Assassination of Francis Ferdinand

What was the MAJOR importance of the Suez Canal?

Reduced travel from Europe to India & China

Which of the following are the top three causes of the French Revolution?

Social Inequalities, Economic Trouble, & Enlightenment Ideas

policy of glorifying military power, preparing army

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1
What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?
To divide Africa into European colonies
To settle conflict following the Franco-Prussian War
To allow African leaders greater say in colonization.
Settle dispute between British and Dutch in South Africa
2
Which social class made up the second estate of the Estates General?
Clergy
Nobility
Peasants and Bourgeoisie
None of these
3
Which of the following inventions MOST contributed to European exploration of inner Africa?
Maxim Gun & Bolt-Action Rifle
Quinine & Maxim Gun
Quinine & Steam Engine
Railroad & Pith Helmets
4
Which significant event is being depicted in this image?
The Storming of the Bastille
None of these
The Women's March on Versailles
The Escape of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
5
What were the Central Powers?
Central europe
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey
Germany, Italy, Japan
US, Canada, England
6
What document was signed to end WWI?
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
New Deal
Declaration of Independence
7
The time period when France was governed by Robespierre was known as...
The Reign of Terror
The Golden Age
The Moderate Phase
The Directory Phase
8
Which of the following was NOT a popular Chinese export?
Porcelain
Opium
Tea
Silk
9
What MAJOR change occurred after the Sepoy Mutiny?
Hindus were increasingly relied on as sepoys
India came under direct British control
Animal products were no longer used in ammunition
Indians were allowed to serve as officers in the military
10
What happened to Robespierre toward the end of the Reign of Terror?
All of these
He is executed by guillotine.
He is mocked after his suicide attempt.
He unsuccessfully attempts suicide and shoots his jaw.
11
What two countries are symbolized as Afghanistan's hungry "friends" in the cartoon below?
Russia and Germany
Russia and Japan
Germany and Britain
Russia and Britain
12
How many soldiers died in WW1?
8.5 Mil
2 mil
100,000
50 Mil
13
Which of the following occurred during the Moderate Phase of the French Revolution?
The National Assembly beheaded King Louis XVI.
The National Assembly created a constitutional monarchy.
The National Assembly stormed the Bastille.
The National Assembly created an absolute monarchy.
14
When did the US enter World War 1?
1917
1929
1905
1915
15
Why might the national boundaries created during imperialism lead to warfare later on?
They kept ethnic/tribal groups together
Some European countries received better land than others
They were based solely on geographic features (rivers, etc)
They were created without input from native people
16
What happened to the famous Jacobin, Jean-Paul Marat?
He was killed by Robespierre and the radicals.
He was killed by Charlotte Corday, a royalist sympathizer.
None of these
His life was spared as he was a royalist sympathizer.
17
Which social class made up the third estate of the Estates General?
Nobility
Clergy
Peasants and Bourgeoisie
None of these
18
Study the map on 374. What allowed Britain to "influence" much of inland China?
The were the only European power interested in China
Sharing a large northern border with China
Control of several waterways
Strategically located naval bases
19
why was World War 1 different than previous wars?
It had roman numerals
Used robots to fight
It was fought entirely in space
Advanced technology for weapons
20
What two countries criticized the peace treaty and claimed they received less land?
Italy, China
Japan, France
Italy, Japan
Sweden, Brazil
21
What did the radicals do once they took over the Legislative Assembly?
created a constitutional monarchy
created a limited monarchy
abolished the monarchy and established the French Republic
abolished the French Republic and created a monarchy
22
Who sank the Lusitania?
England
US
Japan
Germany
23
What happened to the royal family after the Women's March on Versailles?
They were compelled to return to Paris with the crowd.
They successfully got the crowd to leave them alone.
They were forced to admit they were hiding grain.
They stayed in the Palace of Versailles.
24
What was the fate of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette?
Marie Antoinette was beheaded and Louis XVI was spared.
They were both beheaded within months of one another.
Marie Antoinette died of illness while Louis XVI was killed.
Their lives were spared.
25
Which African leader was able to lead his people to victory over the Italians?
Menelik II
Muhammad Ahmad bin Abd Allah
Shaka Zulu
Maji Maji
26
What does the picture refer to?
digging holes
blockade
scouting the enemy
trench warfare
27
Who issued The Declaration of the Rights of Man on August 26, 1789?
The Bourgeoisie
The National Assembly
The Nobility
King Louis XVI
28
How was The Directory (government after the Radical Phase) overthrown?
Napoleon killed every member of the failed government.
Napoleon stages a coup d'etat when the Directory is weak.
None of these
A crowd of 2000 men killed the five-man government.
29
This theory was used to justify the actions of European Imperialists.
Capitalism
Utopianism
Social Darwinism
Marxism
30
What country withdrew from the war and signed a treaty with Germany?
Japan
Russia
France
Turkey
31
What country did Germany try to recruit to attack the US and take back former territories?
England
Bermuda
Canada
Mexico
32
Which of the following was NOT a result of the Treaty of Nanking?
China gave up control of Hong Kong
Ended the first Opium War
Opened several Chinese ports to European trade
Britain stopped selling opium
33
What led to the Sepoy Mutiny?
Bad treatment by white officers
Rumors and cultural insensitivity
Destruction of religious shrine
Low wages
34
Which two African nations successfully resisted European Imperialism?
Ethiopia and Egypt
Ethiopia and Swaziland
Ethiopia and Liberia
Ethiopia and Rhodesia
35
"The empire on which the sun never sets." Why was this true for Britain?
The British empire would last a thousand years
Britain had the most powerful military
Britain controlled areas on all continents
Britain's industrial strength could not be matched
36
Which British colony was considered the brightest "jewel in the crown"?
India
Rhodesia
Egypt
South Africa
37
What is the main difference between colonies and protectorates?
Colonies = direct control, protectorates = indirect control
Colonies have puppet leaders
There is little to no difference
Colonies = indirect control, protectorates = direct control
38
What led to the Boxer Rebellion in China?
Resentment of foreign culture
ill-fitting garments
Fists lacking harmony and righteousness
The forced trimming of queues (ponytails)
39
What did the members of the National Assembly swear during the Tennis Court Oath?
They would start a revolution before sundown.
They would preserve the monarchy for King Louis XVI.
They would not meet anywhere.
They would overthrow the monarchy before their next meeting.
40
Who ultimately took blame for the war and forced to pay billions in fines?
Germany
Russia
Austria
Hungary
41
Which of the following was NOT a motivation for Imperialism?
Competition for markets/resources
Desire for military strength
Belief in the superiority of Western culture
Promoting peace among natives
42
Which social class made up the first estate of the Estates General?
Nobles
None of these
The Clergy
Peasants and Bourgeoisie
43
What was the immediate cause of World War 1?
Language
They didn't like the same football teams
Economy
Assassination of Francis Ferdinand
44
What was the MAJOR importance of the Suez Canal?
Provided tax revenue to its controller
Allowed for better irrigation of cash crops
Allowed for easier transportation of goods throughtout Egypt
Reduced travel from Europe to India & China
45
Which of the following are the top three causes of the French Revolution?
Grain Shortage, Estates General Issues, & Prison Riots
Poor Housing, Inefficient Rule, & Disease
Social Inequalities, Economic Trouble, & Enlightenment Ideas
Prison Riots, Social Inequalities, & Enlightenment Ideas
46
Who was the US President at the end of WWI and what was his plan for peace?
Wilson, Emancipation Proclimation
Truman, New Deal
Wilson, 14 Points
Wilson, Treaty of Paris
47
Define Militarism—
better technology
an army made of all clones
having a well trained army
policy of glorifying military power, preparing army
48
Who were the allies?
US, Canada, Britain, France
Japan, Brazil
Germany, Austria, Russa
Turkey, Hungary
49
The British relied on these native soldiers to help them control India.
Gurkhas
Foreign Legion
Sepoys
Mughals

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Questions 49

Answers

1
What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?
To divide Africa into European colonies
To settle conflict following the Franco-Prussian War
To allow African leaders greater say in colonization.
Settle dispute between British and Dutch in South Africa
2
Which social class made up the second estate of the Estates General?
Clergy
Nobility
Peasants and Bourgeoisie
None of these
3
Which of the following inventions MOST contributed to European exploration of inner Africa?
Maxim Gun & Bolt-Action Rifle
Quinine & Maxim Gun
Quinine & Steam Engine
Railroad & Pith Helmets
4
Which significant event is being depicted in this image?
The Storming of the Bastille
None of these
The Women's March on Versailles
The Escape of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
5
What were the Central Powers?
Central europe
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey
Germany, Italy, Japan
US, Canada, England
6
What document was signed to end WWI?
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
New Deal
Declaration of Independence
7
The time period when France was governed by Robespierre was known as...
The Reign of Terror
The Golden Age
The Moderate Phase
The Directory Phase
8
Which of the following was NOT a popular Chinese export?
Porcelain
Opium
Tea
Silk
9
What MAJOR change occurred after the Sepoy Mutiny?
Hindus were increasingly relied on as sepoys
India came under direct British control
Animal products were no longer used in ammunition
Indians were allowed to serve as officers in the military
10
What happened to Robespierre toward the end of the Reign of Terror?
All of these
He is executed by guillotine.
He is mocked after his suicide attempt.
He unsuccessfully attempts suicide and shoots his jaw.
11
What two countries are symbolized as Afghanistan's hungry "friends" in the cartoon below?
Russia and Germany
Russia and Japan
Germany and Britain
Russia and Britain
12
How many soldiers died in WW1?
8.5 Mil
2 mil
100,000
50 Mil
13
Which of the following occurred during the Moderate Phase of the French Revolution?
The National Assembly beheaded King Louis XVI.
The National Assembly created a constitutional monarchy.
The National Assembly stormed the Bastille.
The National Assembly created an absolute monarchy.
14
When did the US enter World War 1?
1917
1929
1905
1915
15
Why might the national boundaries created during imperialism lead to warfare later on?
They kept ethnic/tribal groups together
Some European countries received better land than others
They were based solely on geographic features (rivers, etc)
They were created without input from native people
16
What happened to the famous Jacobin, Jean-Paul Marat?
He was killed by Robespierre and the radicals.
He was killed by Charlotte Corday, a royalist sympathizer.
None of these
His life was spared as he was a royalist sympathizer.
17
Which social class made up the third estate of the Estates General?
Nobility
Clergy
Peasants and Bourgeoisie
None of these
18
Study the map on 374. What allowed Britain to "influence" much of inland China?
The were the only European power interested in China
Sharing a large northern border with China
Control of several waterways
Strategically located naval bases
19
why was World War 1 different than previous wars?
It had roman numerals
Used robots to fight
It was fought entirely in space
Advanced technology for weapons
20
What two countries criticized the peace treaty and claimed they received less land?
Italy, China
Japan, France
Italy, Japan
Sweden, Brazil
21
What did the radicals do once they took over the Legislative Assembly?
created a constitutional monarchy
created a limited monarchy
abolished the monarchy and established the French Republic
abolished the French Republic and created a monarchy
22
Who sank the Lusitania?
England
US
Japan
Germany
23
What happened to the royal family after the Women's March on Versailles?
They were compelled to return to Paris with the crowd.
They successfully got the crowd to leave them alone.
They were forced to admit they were hiding grain.
They stayed in the Palace of Versailles.
24
What was the fate of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette?
Marie Antoinette was beheaded and Louis XVI was spared.
They were both beheaded within months of one another.
Marie Antoinette died of illness while Louis XVI was killed.
Their lives were spared.
25
Which African leader was able to lead his people to victory over the Italians?
Menelik II
Muhammad Ahmad bin Abd Allah
Shaka Zulu
Maji Maji
26
What does the picture refer to?
digging holes
blockade
scouting the enemy
trench warfare
27
Who issued The Declaration of the Rights of Man on August 26, 1789?
The Bourgeoisie
The National Assembly
The Nobility
King Louis XVI
28
How was The Directory (government after the Radical Phase) overthrown?
Napoleon killed every member of the failed government.
Napoleon stages a coup d'etat when the Directory is weak.
None of these
A crowd of 2000 men killed the five-man government.
29
This theory was used to justify the actions of European Imperialists.
Capitalism
Utopianism
Social Darwinism
Marxism
30
What country withdrew from the war and signed a treaty with Germany?
Japan
Russia
France
Turkey
31
What country did Germany try to recruit to attack the US and take back former territories?
England
Bermuda
Canada
Mexico
32
Which of the following was NOT a result of the Treaty of Nanking?
China gave up control of Hong Kong
Ended the first Opium War
Opened several Chinese ports to European trade
Britain stopped selling opium
33
What led to the Sepoy Mutiny?
Bad treatment by white officers
Rumors and cultural insensitivity
Destruction of religious shrine
Low wages
34
Which two African nations successfully resisted European Imperialism?
Ethiopia and Egypt
Ethiopia and Swaziland
Ethiopia and Liberia
Ethiopia and Rhodesia
35
"The empire on which the sun never sets." Why was this true for Britain?
The British empire would last a thousand years
Britain had the most powerful military
Britain controlled areas on all continents
Britain's industrial strength could not be matched
36
Which British colony was considered the brightest "jewel in the crown"?
India
Rhodesia
Egypt
South Africa
37
What is the main difference between colonies and protectorates?
Colonies = direct control, protectorates = indirect control
Colonies have puppet leaders
There is little to no difference
Colonies = indirect control, protectorates = direct control
38
What led to the Boxer Rebellion in China?
Resentment of foreign culture
ill-fitting garments
Fists lacking harmony and righteousness
The forced trimming of queues (ponytails)
39
What did the members of the National Assembly swear during the Tennis Court Oath?
They would start a revolution before sundown.
They would preserve the monarchy for King Louis XVI.
They would not meet anywhere.
They would overthrow the monarchy before their next meeting.
40
Who ultimately took blame for the war and forced to pay billions in fines?
Germany
Russia
Austria
Hungary
41
Which of the following was NOT a motivation for Imperialism?
Competition for markets/resources
Desire for military strength
Belief in the superiority of Western culture
Promoting peace among natives
42
Which social class made up the first estate of the Estates General?
Nobles
None of these
The Clergy
Peasants and Bourgeoisie
43
What was the immediate cause of World War 1?
Language
They didn't like the same football teams
Economy
Assassination of Francis Ferdinand
44
What was the MAJOR importance of the Suez Canal?
Provided tax revenue to its controller
Allowed for better irrigation of cash crops
Allowed for easier transportation of goods throughtout Egypt
Reduced travel from Europe to India & China
45
Which of the following are the top three causes of the French Revolution?
Grain Shortage, Estates General Issues, & Prison Riots
Poor Housing, Inefficient Rule, & Disease
Social Inequalities, Economic Trouble, & Enlightenment Ideas
Prison Riots, Social Inequalities, & Enlightenment Ideas
46
Who was the US President at the end of WWI and what was his plan for peace?
Wilson, Emancipation Proclimation
Truman, New Deal
Wilson, 14 Points
Wilson, Treaty of Paris
47
Define Militarism—
better technology
an army made of all clones
having a well trained army
policy of glorifying military power, preparing army
48
Who were the allies?
US, Canada, Britain, France
Japan, Brazil
Germany, Austria, Russa
Turkey, Hungary
49
The British relied on these native soldiers to help them control India.
Gurkhas
Foreign Legion
Sepoys
Mughals