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1
What was one reason the
Industrial Revolution
began in
Great Britain
?
Abundant natural resources and irregular coastline
The practice of serfdom provided an abundance of laborers.
The government implemented a series of five-year plans.
Great Britain had alliances with most European countries.
2
Which violent revolution happened in 1979?
The Iranian (Islamic) Revolution
The Cuban Revolution
The Haitian Revolution
The Green Revolution
3
The
Armenian massacre (1910s)
and the
forced famine in Ukraine (1930s)
are examples of
guerrilla warfare
international terrorism
religious conflicts
human rights violations
4
spheres of influence, extra- territoriality
, and
mandates
are most closely associated with
imperialism
self-sufficiency
collective security
militarism
5
A
comparison
of the
French Revolution (1789)
and the
Russian Revolution (1917)
illustrates that
political and economic inequalities often lead to change
Religion eventually leads to class struggle
democratic governments generally result from revolutions
revolutions are based on a single grievance
6
Which event is shown in this cartoon?
Koreans breaking through the Great Wall of China
Attacking the Bastille and start the French Revolution
tearing down walls in concentration camps after World War II
Destroying the Berlin Wall & the fall of communism in Europe
7
The primary goal of the
student protests
in
Tiananmen Square (1989
) against Deng Xiaoping was
increase political freedom and rights in China
encourage the spread of industrialization throughout China
support the policies of the Chinese Communist Party
decrease the amount of Western influence in China
8
The
Industrial Revolution
in Great Britain and the
potato blight in Ireland
are similar and led to
more equitable distribution of wealth
growth in the number of subsistence farmers
rapid increases in food production
significant human migrations
9
What was the purpose of NAFTA
To encourage free trade and higher tariffs on the US, Canada, and Mexico
To stop trade and stop tariffs
To stop free trade and add new tariffs between the US, Canada, and Mexico
A free trade agreement to eliminate tariffs between US, Canada, and Mexico
10
Which issue was a
cause
of the
French Revolution?
ineffective rule of Napoleon Bonaparte
nationalization of the Church
demand of the Third Estate for more political power
outrage over the use of the guillotine by Robespierre
11
The event
described in this passage signifies the
end of which policy
?
apartheid
colonialism
détente
appeasement
12
Which heading best completes the partial outline below?
Scramble for Africa
Congress of Vienna
Unification of Germany
Age of Absolutism
13
The
20th-century
term
Green Revolution
refers to significant advancements made in the field of
biological warfare
electronic communication
zero population growth
food production
14
Soviet leader
Mikhail Gorbachev
and Chinese leader
Deng Xiaoping
are similar is that both
incorporated capitalist ideas into communist societies
granted autonomy to satellite countries
promoted a multiparty political system
encouraged religious dissenters to seekfreedom
15
Which
policy
is the focus of this diagram?
isolationism
neutrality
appeasement
apartheid
16
A goal of the
Sepoy Rebellion
in India and of the
Zulu Resistance
in South Africa was to
oppose nationalist movements
end foreign control
divide their country
establish theocratic governments
17
This cartoonist is suggesting the
League of Nations will fail because
England and Italy do not want help from Belgium and France
France and England control the keystone
the United States has not become a member
United States is relying too much on England and Italy
18
This proclamation incorporates the principle of
national identity
Marxism
divine right
Social Darwinism
19
The
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
was
written
in
response to
forced migrations of people under the Khmer Rouge
bad treatment of Latin American peasants in Guatemala
the burning of Hutu homes in Rwanda
atrocities committed during World War II
20
The
Berlin Conference
is most closely associated with the colonialization of
East Asia
Latin America
South Asia
Africa
21
Which term is defined as
payment for World War I damages
?
armistice
militarism
reparation
mandate
22
This cartoonist is commenting on
international politics immediately before which conflic
t?
the Cold War
the Napoleonic Wars
World War II
World War I
23
During the
1930s, Japan’s policy of imperialism
was primarily driven by
a desire to retain its traditional values
a determination to spread Zen Buddhism
the need for natural resources
revenge for the bombing of its cities
24
Which event caused the policy of
appeasement
to be viewed as a failure?
forced famine in Ukraine (1932)
Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia (1939)
atomic bombing of Hiroshima (1945)
creation of the League of Nations (1919)
25
The
Bolshevik (Russian) Revolution of 1917
in Russia was caused in part by
a forced famine in Ukraine
a shortage of military supplies and food during World War I
the establishment of Lenin’s New EconomicPolicy (NEP)
the failure of Czar Nicholas II to come to Germany’s aid
26
Censorship
, a one party
dictatorship
, and the replacement of religious ideals are
limited monarchy
democratic government
totalitarian government
parliamentary system
27
The
Berlin Conference in 1884
was significant because it
established rules for the European division of Africa
ensured ethnic harmony in the Middle East
promoted Belgium as a world power
called for a war against England
28
Which
factor
was a major consideration at the time
India was being partitioned
?
equal distribution of natural resources
creation of uniform land areas
territorial disputes between Britain andFrance
tensions between Hindus and Muslims
29
This
1852 drawing
most likely would have been
used to argue for improvements
in
factory conditions
workhouse rules
suffrage laws
sanitation regulations
30
Which condition was a result of
Joseph Stalin
’s
command economy
?
National revenue increased allowing for individual spending.
government controlled agriculture through collective farms.
The production of consumer goods increased.
Peasants sold surplus grain for personal profit.
31
The ideas of
Enlightenment
philosophers were based on
efforts to achieve salvation
the inevitability of poverty
faith in human reason & the individual
traditional practices
32
All of these policies are associated with
Italy-Mussolini
India-Gandhi
Chile- Pinochet
China -Mao
33
Which description best fits the
Salt March
conducted by Mohandas
Gandhi
?
a statement of support for dividing India
a protest against the Sepoy Mutiny
an act of civil disobedience against the British
a rally for the British during World War II
34
What influence did the
Scientific Revolution
have on the
Enlightenment
in Europe?
Scientific truths were used to justify absolute monarchies.
religious doctrine led to the rejection of scientific ideas.
Natural laws were used to explain human affairs.
Economic growth slowed by the lack of useable technology.
35
What is a major belief associated with
Marxism
?
Private ownership of property should be expanded.
Peasants would gain control of overseas markets.
Religion should be more important than political forces.
The proletariat would rise up and overthrow the bourgeoisie.
36
Capitalism has private ownership, but communism has...
supply and demand
state control
laissez-faire
self-determination
37
Use of the term
Iron Curtain
is meant to symbolize and highlight differences in
religious philosophy
art and architecture
resources and climate
political ideologies
38
Which
change occurred immediately after India
gained its
independence
from
Britain
in 1947?
The region was partitioned into two separate states.
India adopted Islam as the official state religion.
A military dictatorship took control of theentire region.
India became an ally of the Soviet Union.
39
One of
Deng Xiaoping
’s major goals for the
People’s Republic of China
was to
protect the purity of revolutionary doctrine
lessen control over the bureaucracy
support the practice of traditional religions
encourage economic growth through modernization
40
The primary purpose of
Joseph Stalin’s five-year plans
was to
increase agricultural and industrial output
limit the wealth of the upper class
increase the production of consumer goods
limit immigration of ethnic minorities
