What was the League Of Nations?

A league of countries whose main purpose was to prevent war

What was the Belgium and the Schlieffen plan?

Germany way of war on France; going through Belgium

What was the Dual Monarchy?

Austria and Hungary become two separate, equal states

pride and belief in your country

Bismarck enacted his program of Kulturekampf for what reason?

to limit the power of the Catholic Church

an advisor and healer to the czar's family

What did the Englightenment emphasize?

Reason and science as the paths to knowledge

What were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany had to pay for all the damage, It officially ended the war

A radical leader who lead the Commitee of Public Safety

What was the impact of the Congress of Vienna?

No powerful countries fought against each other for the next 40 years

Baron de Montesque believed that we should...

Spread power evenly over 3 branches

What was the Berlin Conference?

A meeting among European nations to divide Africa equally.

German philosopher who criticized injustice under Capitalism

A social contract is.....?

Agreement, between ruled and rulers, defining duties each.

What was russification?

Forced making of a culture to be more Russian.

What was Bloody Sunday?

A peaceful protest of the working conditions in factories.

A medieval fortress used as a prison

Who was Otto von Bismarck

He was a junker nicknamed the Iron Chancellor

Accepting demands in order to avoid conflict

Working conditions during the first part of Industrialization were —

poor with unequal distribution of wealth

What were the main causes of WWI?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

What does Laissez-Faire mean?

An economy run by business; free from government involvement

colonial gov't which local rulers maintain their positions

What happened at the Battle of Waterloo?

The final defeat of Napoleon, ending his tyrant rule

what was social darwinism

the idea that the strongest and richest survive

absolute control by the government; very few freedoms

Russian Assembly where people proposed ideas

What was one result of the British Enclosure Movement?

More people moved to the cities.

What was a direct cause the Sepoy Rebellion?

Because Britain used pig and cow fats to grease their guns.

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1
Which concept best completes this table below?
Isolationism
Pacifism
Imperialism
Socialism
2
What was introduced in order end child labor?
Reforms
Better clothes
nothing
More jobs
3
Industrialization spread from England to —
South America and Mexico
India and the United States
Europe and the United States
China and the Middle East
4
What was the League Of Nations?
A famous drawing drawn by a cartoonist during WW1
A league of Central Powers used to strategize during WW1
A group of protesters who opposed WW1
A league of countries whose main purpose was to prevent war
5
What was the Belgium and the Schlieffen plan?
England's way of going to war with Belgium
Germany way of war on France; going through Belgium
An assault on Serbia
Belgium's plan to fight Austria-Hungary
6
Giuseppe Mazzini and Giuseppe Garibalidi were ________.
Italian composers
Italian nationalists
Italian socialists
Prime ministers of the Kingdom of Sicily
7
What was the Dual Monarchy?
Austria and Hungary become two separate, equal states
A compromise between North and South Germany
The solution to the Crimean War
The splitting of the Holy Roman Empire
8
What is a pogram?
A fight against revolutionaries.
A revolt of the workers.
An organized attack on Jews.
A night of total chaos.
9
Nationalism is
a mental health issue
pride and belief in your country
a car rental company
a revolt
10
The rapid increase in population of a city is called...
Gentrification
City expansion
Criminalization
Urbanization
11
Bismarck enacted his program of Kulturekampf for what reason?
to limit the power of the Catholic Church
to end the monarchy
To get rid of socialists
To bring more art to Germany
12
The IR began in England but it spread to all of the following locations EXCEPT
Germany
the U.S.
Africa
13
All of the following were reasons the IR began in England EXCEPT...
Markets to sell to
Natural Resources
Low population
Colonial Expansion
14
Who was Rasputin?
an aide to Lenin
an advisor and healer to the czar's family
the czar
a Russian nobleman
15
What did the Englightenment emphasize?
To enlighten a ment
Religious emotion
Reason and science as the paths to knowledge
Literacy
16
What were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany had to pay for all the damage
It officially ended the war
France had to default on their loans
Spain must give up territory
17
Where did most of the fighting in the western front take place?
On the mountains
In towns
In the trenches
On the fields
18
Who was Robespierre?
A radical leader who lead the Commitee of Public Safety
One of the many peasants who was sentenced to death
The king of France after King Louis XVI's death
A rebel leader who was from Austria
19
Which of the following was the leader of the Red Shirts who helped unify Italy?
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo di Cavour
King William I
Otto von Bismarck
20
What was the impact of the Congress of Vienna?
A crowd of commoners burned down the palace of the French monarch
More food was produced to keep people from starving
War broke out, weakening countries
No powerful countries fought against each other for the next 40 years
21
What party did Vladmir Lenin lead?
The Bolsheviks
NATO
The Mensheviks
The USSR
22
Baron de Montesque believed that we should...
Give rulers absoulte power
Have a social contract
Run and cry
Spread power evenly over 3 branches
23
What was the Berlin Conference?
A meeting among European nations to divide Africa equally.
A meeting between the United States and European nations
A conference between African countries to split up Europe.
none of the above
24
Who is Karl Marx?
German philosopher who criticized injustice under Capitalism
Politician in Russia
German psychologist who studied the id, ego, and superego
Russian physicist who studied the laws of motion
25
A social contract is.....?
An agreement to attend birthday parties.
Something meant to be broken
That a society has to take care of their rulers.
Agreement, between ruled and rulers, defining duties each.
26
What is an ultimatum?
A final set of demands
The only available option
A final act
A last stand effort
27
What was russification?
Forced making of a culture to be more Russian.
Official state policy of the Soviet Union towards religion.
Series of faked trials in Moscow during 1936-38.
The forced collectivization of farms in the USSR.
28
What was Bloody Sunday?
A railroad strike by the workers.
A peaceful protest of the working conditions in factories.
A food drive for the Russian soldiers that became a riot.
A Bolshevik rally that turned into a riot.
29
The Tennis Court Oath was?
All of the above
Made against King Louis XVI wishes
Created by members of the third estate
Promise to not break up until a new constitution was created
30
Improving wages for workers through strikes was the primary reason for the formation of
the power rangers
soroities
labor unions
secret fraternal organizations
31
What was Bastille?
A medieval fortress used as a prison
A popular market place
Marie Antoinette's favorite bathhouse
King Louis' house
32
Basic rights that are guaranteed to all persons; championed by John Locke
constitution
natural rights
democracy
Bill of Rights
33
Who was the sick man of Europe
The Kingdom Of Serbia
The Ottoman Empire
Austria-Hungary
Italy
34
Who was Otto von Bismarck
He attempted to establish an absolute monarchy in France
He was a junker nicknamed the Iron Chancellor
He led the unification of the Northern Italian states
He was leader of the red shirts
35
What is appeasement?
Accepting demands in order to avoid conflict
Taking over indigenous lands
Dropping a bomb?
A decree of war
36
Working conditions during the first part of Industrialization were —
good with every class sharing in the wealth
good with government controlling all industries
poor with a classless society
poor with unequal distribution of wealth
37
Which of the following is NOT a form of imperialism?
Sphere of influence
Nation-state
Protectorate
Colony
38
What were the main causes of WWI?
Militarism, Facism, Nationalism
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Alliances, Democracy, Impearialism, Facism
Nationalism
39
What does Laissez-Faire mean?
An economy run by business; free from government involvement
International trade that pushes for more tariffs (taxes)
Complete government control over business
International trade that pushes for less tariffs (taxes)
40
What was the outcome of the Franco Prussian War
German Unification
French Pride
British Intervention
James Franco was born
41
Indirect rule is
not sufficient
colonial gov't which local rulers maintain their positions
not steady; wavering
When Direct TV goes out of business
42
What happened at the Battle of Waterloo?
The final defeat of Napoleon, ending his tyrant rule
Napoleon seizes power over Europe
Napoleon died
Napoleon defeated the Prussian and Britain army
43
The bourgeoise is the
Upper Class
Lower Class
44
what was social darwinism
the idea that poverty is genetic
the idea that we should help the poor
the idea that the strongest and richest survive
the idea that only the strongest animals survive in the wild
45
totalitarianism
government by the people with elected officials
absolute control by the government; very few freedoms
a short tale to teach a moral lesson
the policy of one nation ruling over another
46
What caused WWII?
Invasion of Korea
Invasion of Poland
Invasion of France
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
47
What was the Duma?
A Treaty
Weapon Room with over 1,000 rifles
Important Russian monument
Russian Assembly where people proposed ideas
48
Which phrase best completes this list below?
Business regulation
Military alliances
Religious uniformity
Technological advances
49
Where did Hitler write Mein Kampf?
In jail after protesting
In Austria when he was young
During WWI
In art school
50
What was one result of the British Enclosure Movement?
There was less production of coal.
There were fewer factory owners.
More foreigners bought farmland.
More people moved to the cities.
51
What was a direct cause the Sepoy Rebellion?
Because Britain used pig and cow fats to grease their guns.
Sepoys wanted more pay because Britain taxed them too much.
Because Britain started a more direct control of India.
Mahatma Ghandi Fighting for freedom.
52
The Steam Engine was invented by....
Louis Pastuer
James Watt
Eli Whitney
Edward Jenner
53
Did Stalin overthrow Lenin?
No, he took over after Lenin's death
Alexander Kerensky took over after Lenin
Trotsky and Stalin took power together
Yes
54
What is Realpolitik?
government leaders using aggressive or coercive actions
methods used to spark revolutions in France
a method of predicting real events in government
politics after 1815
55
The White Mans burden refers to
Europeans civilizing non-Europeans
The burden of ending Imperialism
Africans civilizing non-Africans
Asians civilizing non-Asians
56
The Zimmerman Telegram was a:
Telegram Black Hand sent to assassin
Telegram France sent to Mexico to get them to invade US
Telegram England sent to Canada to get them to invade the US
Telegram Germany sent to Mexico to get them to invade US
57
What did Conservatives Want?
Return to Old Order of Europe
Empower peasants
Erase Social Classes
To go on vacation
58
The wife of Louis XVI was
Marie Antoinette
Kim Kardashian
Elizabeth II
Catherine the Great
59
Which concept is best described by this list below?
Manorial system
Life as an adult
Cottage industries
Factory system
60
The Bessemer process was created to produce —
Steel
Cotton
Explosions
Electricity

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