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(2.6) What was the
biggest
environmental consequence of trade?
The spread of the plague
Champa rice
Global warming
Soil erosion
2
(6.7) What was a dominant system of coerced labor under imperialism?
Bureaucracies
Contract laborers
Slavery
Domestic servitude
3
(6.5) Where was opium produced?
United States
India
England
China
4
(2.3) Which of the following innovations or continuities supported Indian Ocean trade?
Shiʻa Islam
Caravels and fluyts
Lateen sails
Knowledge of monsoon winds
5
(7.2) Who made up the Triple Entente?
Serbia, France, Britain
Britain, France, Russia
Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary
Britain, United States, France
6
(2.2) What is one reason for the fall of the Yuan dynasty?
Manchurian invasions
Opium Wars
Black Hand assasination
White Lotus Society revolt
7
(5.7) What was an effect of consumerism culture?
Increased standards of living
Increased popularity of sports
Emphasis on leisure activities
Popularization of bicycles
8
(7.3) What was a revolutionary warfare technique/technology used in WWI?
Cannons
Tanks
Poison gas
Trench warfare
9
(4.6) Whose power did Ana Nzinga resist?
Portuguese
Spanish
Malian
British
10
Unit 9: Who first developed the polio vaccine?
Benjamin Benson
Jonas Salk
Albert Sabin
Stephen Chbosky
11
(7.5) How did Gandhi conduct his satyagraha movement?
Making his own food
Making his own salt
Making his own clothes
Making his own furniture
12
(7.4) What was a cause of the Great Depression?
The New Deal
Distrust in banks
Failure of overseas
Deficit Spending
13
(3.3) What Islamic denomination did the Safavid Empire belong to?
Sunni
Sufi
Shi'a
Deobandi
14
(3.1) What contributed to the fall of the Mughals?
Drained treasury
Shiʻa/Sunni conflict
Ghazi ideal
Peasant uprisings
15
(5.6) What was a cause of the Meji restoration?
Creating new school systems
Pressure from the West
Samurai corruption
Matthew Perry
16
What are you getting on the exam?
Champa rice
3 or 4
4 or 5
1 or 2
17
(3.3) What event is the
most direct
example of Protestant-Catholic conflict?
Battle of Chaldiran
Edict of Nantes
Counter Reformation
30 Years' War
18
(5.2) What was the primary group involved in the Creole Revolutions?
Creoles (European descent)
Peninsulares (European descent
Native Americans
Mulattoes (Mixed descent)
19
(1.4) Which of the following societies was matrilineal?
Vietnamese
Incan
Mississippian
Malian
20
(6.4) What were some raw materials used in the industrial era?
Champa rice
Guano and rubber
Fabric and paper
Tea and milk
21
(6.2) What document discouraged European influence in the Americas?
Marshall Plan
Monroe Doctrine
Treaty of Tordesillas
Common Sense
22
(2.4) What is the significance of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca?
To conquer the holy lands
To demonstrate Mali's wealth to the world
To establish Mali's identity as an Islam state
To demonstrate resistance to Islamic influence
23
(1.1) Which form of Buddhism was most prominent in Song China?
Chan
Theraveda
Tibetan
Normal
24
(2.1) What was one prominent city that grew from Silk Road trade?
Sutdenland
Oases
Calicut
Samarkand
25
(6.6) The overthrow of the Hawaiian kingdom is an example of
An independent revolution
A nationalist movement
Economic imperialism
Social darwinism
26
(1.4) What was the Incan labor system known as?
Hacienda
Mit'a
Encomienda
Olmec
27
(1.5) Which of the following is true regarding women in sub-Saharan Africa?
They were completely subservient to males
They often practiced polygyny
They could hold positions as historians/storytellers (griottes)
They could, in most cases, initiate divorce and inherit property
28
(2.2) What was an effect of the Pax Mongolica?
Development of Uyghur
Religious tolerance
Champa rice
Increased trade along the Silk Roads
29
(6.3) Which of the following was an indigenous response to state expansion?
Maori Wars
The Ghost Dance
Xhosa cattle killing
Philippine revolution
30
(5.3) Who was Jose Rizal?
Cuban communist
Filipino revolutionist
Spanish explorer
Taiwanese ambassador
31
(1.6) What was the dominant system in Europe during the period of 1200-1450?
Feudalism
Chattel Slavery
Pastorialism
Devshirme
32
(5.10) Where did industrial nations get
most
of their raw materials?
From their colonies
From their own territory
From Russia
From allied countries
33
Unit 8: How was the Cold War conducted?
Epoxy Wars
Proxy Wars
Space Race
Mutual Assured Destruction
34
(7.4) What did Italy do post- WWI
Expand influence through imperialism
Adopt communist policies to rebuild
Adopt capitalism
Ally with the Allied Powers
35
(7.3) What did Woodrow Wilson support after WWI?
The formation of the League of Nations
The separation of Germany into the West and East
Germany paying reparations
Self determination for the Central Powers
36
(3.3) What practice did Martin Luther's 55 theses denounce?
Polygyny
Simony
Indulgences
Communion
37
(4.1) What was a main motivation for Columbus' initial voyages?
Omani-European rivalry
Silver in the Americas
Champa rice
The Columbian exchange
38
(4.5) What was the commercial revolution?
Gloabl adoption of capitalism
Shift to information based economy
Shift to trade based economy
Shift to manufacturing economy
39
(2.7) What was a common effect of all the trade networks?
The formation of cities along trade routes
The declining status of women
The presence of Islam as the dominant religion
The rise in global population
40
(3.2) Which empire utilized Janissaries and the Devshirme system?
Ottoman
Mughal
Safavid
Qing
41
Unit 8: What group supported the formation of a Muslim state in India?
Muslim League
Organization of Arabic Unity
Gandhi's followers
United Nations
42
(5.9) What was true of women in the industrial age?
Women were granted suffrage
Upper class women were expected to attend university
Lower class women worked
Women were confined to household duties
43
(2.2) What Chinese dynasty was ruled by the Mongol Kublai Khan?
Yuan
Khan
Song
Ming
44
(3.2) Which of the following was NOT an example of monumental architecture in this period?
Colesseum
Taj Mahal
Versailles
St. Basil's
45
(2.3) Which is true of the Ming Dynasty?
Sent Zheng He to participate in trade and traveling
Restricted trade and travel under the rule of Yongle
Rid themselves of Confucian influence
Weakened greatly by smallpox outbreaks
46
(7.1) Which of the following was a great military loss for Russia in the 18-1900s?
Crimean War
Russo-Japanese War
Opium Wars
Saigon War
47
Unit 9: What is an anti-globalist goal?
Fair trade
Communism
Capitalism
Debt relief
48
(6.1) What were the main motives of imperialism?
God, glory and gold
Darwinism, science, evolution
Disease, revolutions, loss of independence
Nationalism, religion, raw materials
49
(4.2) What was the significance of Prince Henry of Portugal?
Sent Marco Polo to China
State sponsored expeditions
Circumnavigated South America
Found Northwestern Passage
50
(1.3) How did Islam spread in Southeast Asia?
Wives converting to husbands' religions
Low-caste Hindus converted
Buddhists converted due to corruption among monks
Christians converted due to corruption in Roman Catholic church
51
(4.5) What African kingdom was greatly affected by the Atlantic slave trade?
Ethiopia
Egypt
Kongo
Mali
52
(6.7) The migration of immigrants to new places created what development?
Bureaucracy
Advances in pseudoscience
Ethnic enclaves
Political power shifts
53
(3.2) How did Louis XIV consolidate power?
Diplomacy with surrounding states
Bureaucracy
Constitutional monarchy
Versailles
54
(1.2) What is one significance of Islamic scholars in the Abbasid Caliphate?
Studying Indian mathematic texts
Creating the Devshirme system
Preserving Greek literature
Converting masses in Europe to Islam
55
(4.7) What was required of religious minorities in the Ottoman empire?
Converting to Sunni Islam
They had equal rights to Muslims
Moving to a neighboring state
Paying a tax known as the jizya
56
(3.2) Mughal bureaucratic officials were known as
Intendants
Zamindars
Justices of Peace
Janissaries
57
(7.3) Why did Germany send the Zimmerman Telegram?
Convince the U.S. to attack Mexico
Aggravate the U.S.
Spread propaganda
Convince Mexico to ally with the Central Powers
58
(3.1) What was a key similarity between the Safavid, Mughal, and Ottoman empires?
Gained power through the fall of Mongol khanates
The use of gunpowder weapons
Practiced Sunni Islam
Descended from Turkic nomads
59
(1.1) Which of these processes was practiced by upper class women in Song China?
Divorce
Matriarchy
Foot binding
Patriarchy
60
(5.1) What did laissez-faire economics support?
Colonialism
Increased government involvement in economy
The social contract
Reduced government involvement in economy
61
(5.4) What monumental example of industrialization occurred in Russia?
Trans-siberian railroad
First labor unions
Invention of the printing press
End of the Tsardom
62
Unit 8: What were the North Atlantic and Soviet alliances called?
Marshall Plan and COMECON
League of Nations and Communist Bloc
NATO and Warsaw Pact
UN and Soviet Bloc
63
(1.6) Why did most Christians join the Crusades?
To take back Christian holy lands under Islamic rule
Primogeniture laws
To gain access to trade routes
To convert masses to Christianity
64
(5.3) What is an example of Industrial Revolution technology?
Seed drill
Spinning jenny
Telegraph
Magnetic compass
65
(2.5) Which of the following travelers offered an account from a middle aged medieval woman?
Margo Polo
Ibn Battuta
Margery Kempe
Mary Wollstoncraft
66
(5.3) What was Nationalism?
A pride in ones people/culture
A desire to colonize
A product of the Enlightenment
A desire to become independent
67
(4.3) What were sugar plantations in the Americas known as?
Estates
Engenhos
Encomeindas
Tax farms
68
(1.2) Who ruled Egypt in the period 1200-1450?
Mongols
Seljuk Turks
Mamluk Sultanate
Abbasid Caliphate
69
(7.1) What Mexican revolutionist redistributed land to the lower classes?
Francisco Magellan
Porfirio Diaz
Francisco Madero
Emiliano Zapata
70
Unit 9: What is a main goal of the United Nations?
Human rights
Education
Socialism
Sovereignty to all nations
71
(5.8) What did Karl Marx "invent"?
The penny farthing
Capitalism
Socialism
Communism
72
(4.4) What treaty divided the Americas across the prime meridian?
Tordesillas
Panama
Versailles
Ecuadorian
