Who is Simon Bolivar?

South American Revolutionary leader , creole, the Liberator

Imperialism is described as...

a country's extension of its power by acquiring territory.

The great king Ashoka of ancient India did all of the following except....

required all to believe in one religion

What led to the "Spanish price revolution," or extreme inflation in Spain?

Gold and silver from mines in the New World

The outdated term banana republic reflects:

the power of fruit companies in much of politically unstable Latin America

What policy did Aurangzeb pass that reversed the reform of Akbar?

Removed Religious Toleration and desired Islamic supremacy

What did the Mongols get from trading tea, silk, and porcelain?

Silver, carpets, cotton, and spices

FAMOUS PEOPLE: Who was Augustin de Iturbide?

Mexican general who defeated the Spanish and won Mexican indpendence

What were the two popular ideologies that contributed to Imperialism?

Nationalism and Cultural Superiority

What did the Seneca falls convention declare?

That all men and women are created equal

Akbar the Great tried to unify the Mughal Empire and create peace by?

promoting a policy of religious toleration

While all of these were carried on the Silk Roads, what would have been the most valuable to a merchant?

Luxury goods like fine cloth & rugs

The Bahkti Movement...

attempted to connect Hindu and Islamic communities

What is this picture portraying about cash crop production in Africa?

C.C. production was mostly about economic prosperity and not the workers

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1
Who is Simon Bolivar?
French ruler
Portugal's prince that stayed in Brazil to rule
South American Revolutionary leader , creole, the Liberator
came up with the phrase "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity"
2
In his Jamaica letter, revolutionary leader Simon Bolivar was attempting to reach
Mestizos
Peninsulares
Creoles
Mulattoes
3
Which cash crop was the most important in the Caribbean?
Rice
Coffee
Tea
Sugar
4
Start to the age of New Imperialism
19th c.
17th c.
18th c.
20th c.
5
Imperialism is described as...
loyalty and devotion to a nation.
a country's extension of its power by acquiring territory.
a system of government characterized by dictatorial power.
a society in which all property is publicly owned.
6
The great king Ashoka of ancient India did all of the following except....
strong military leader
gave up war for peace
taught Buddhism
required all to believe in one religion
7
What is Sufism?
All are correct
Islamic Mysticism
expresses love, devotion through poetry, images and language
Involves intense personal experiences of God
8
What led to the "Spanish price revolution," or extreme inflation in Spain?
The increase in food prices from the Agricultural Revolution
Spanish tariffs to prevent competition from foreign goods
Gold and silver from mines in the New World
An increase in goods from the Industrial Revolution
9
Who advocated for Declaration of the Rights of Women and the Female Citizen in France?
Olympe de Gouges
Pierre Bayle
Rousseau
Mary Wollstonecraft
10
The outdated term banana republic reflects:
the power of fruit companies in much of politically unstable Latin America
the power of landowning families in many Central American countries
the policies of countries to restrict the growth of export fruit and goods
the power of The proletariat in Honduras
11
Elizabeth Cady Stanton was mostly concerned with:
the abolition of slavery
rights of children
prohibition
women's rights
12
What policy did Aurangzeb pass that reversed the reform of Akbar?
Grew the House of Worship
Lower Taxes
Removed Religious Toleration and desired Islamic supremacy
Placed a greater amount of Hindu's in positions of power
13
Paper, compasses, silk and porcelain were all traded from ___?
India
China
Persia
Middle East
14
What did the Mongols get from trading tea, silk, and porcelain?
Silver, carpets, cotton, and spices
Gold and cotton
Spices, silver, and gold
Silver and carpets
15
Who believed that men and women should receive equal education?
Locke
Wollstonecraft
Montesquieu
Hobbes
16
FAMOUS PEOPLE: Who was Augustin de Iturbide?
First Mexican to successfully sail around the world
Leader of the Mexican revolution of 1910
Mexican general who defeated the Spanish and won Mexican indpendence
Spanish general who fought against the Mexican revolutionaries
17
What did the Mexican Constitution of 1917 promise?
Distribution of land.
Full church ownership of property.
A move from rural to urban education.
Independence from Spain
18
The most radical idea expressed by women in the Enlightenment was that women-
should have equal pay for equal work
should depend on men to make decisions.
should not believe that mothering was their first duty
were not inferior to men
19
There were many urban city types, but these "inns and guesthouses for merchants" on the Silk Roads were known as...
Entrepots
Caravanserai
Imperial Capitals
Diasporic Communities
20
What were the two popular ideologies that contributed to Imperialism?
Communism and Socialism
Slavery and Trading
Agriculturalism and Industrialism
Nationalism and Cultural Superiority
21
What did the Seneca falls convention declare?
That all men and women are created equal
That women got paid more than men
That women where better than men
That slavery was illegal
22
Akbar the Great tried to unify the Mughal Empire and create peace by?
building the Taj Mahal to inspire healing
promoting a policy of religious toleration
forcing all people to adopt modern dress
establishing Buddhism as the state religion
23
What did Akbar believe a rulers duty was?
Make strict laws
Enforce education everywhere
Treat all beleivers equally
Collect food for the poor
24
While all of these were carried on the Silk Roads, what would have been the most valuable to a merchant?
Bulk raw materials like lumber
Religious relics and books
Staple items like food & water
Luxury goods like fine cloth & rugs
25
The Bahkti Movement...
downplayed devotion to God
rejected Islam
attempted to connect Hindu and Islamic communities
was closed to women and low caste Indians
26
Madame du Chatelet believed that women's limited role in science was due to
their inability to think mathematically
their lack of equal education
predestination
economic imperatives that cut science from schools
27
The Bhakti movement of Hinduism focused devotion to which gods?
Allah
Jupiter and Saturn
Buddha
Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva
28
What is this picture portraying about cash crop production in Africa?
C.C. production was more about forced labor of Africans than economy
C.C. production was mostly about economic prosperity and not the workers
Europeans in cash crop production wanted to form a free state for Africans
Europeans running C.C. production didn't care about the workers' conditions
29
Which country did the industrial revolution begin in?
France
United States
Japan
Great britain
30
Which of these did the Mexican Constitution of 1917 not do?
encouraged foreign investment
establish a minimum wage
guaranteed adult male suffrage
Limit the power of the catholic church

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