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1
This leader was found dead in the jungle
Khmer Rouge
Pol Pot
Slobodan Milosevic
Hilter
2
1 similarity between the actions of Mao Zedong, Adolf Hitler, & Pol Pot was that they all used
intimidation and terror to control people
free and open elections to gain power
military force to build colonial empires
communism as a basis for their governments
3
During World War I, which group of people were victims of genocide?
Arabs in Egypt
Palestinians in Syria
Armenians in the Ottoman Empire
Algerians in France
4
What trait was common to both Russia under the czars and the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin?
persecution of political dissenters
support of artistic and literary freedom
a lack of concern about territorial expansion
encouragement of free enterprise
5
Which term is used to identify the Soviet programs under the leadership of Joseph Stalin?
perestroika
Great Leap Forward
Four Modernizations
five-year plans
6
This group of people have been terrorizing the people of Sudan
Janjaweed
Tutsis
Hutus
Serbs
7
Which country was the site of ethnic tensions& a civil war between the Hutu& Tutsi in the 90s?
Rwanda
Sudan
Bosnia
Serbia
8
Which statement about the Balkan Peninsula since 1995 is most accurate?
Balkan Peninsula is the most prosperous regions in Europe
Bosnia and Croatia are now both controlled by Yugoslavia.
Ethnic tensions and conflict continue to be a problem
Milosevic was the 1st democratically elected leader
9
Which group was accused of violating human rights in the city of nanjing during World War II?
Japanese
Russians
Germans
Cambodians
10
The caste system in India& apartheid in the Republic of South Africa are similar in that they
provide economic equality
promote discrimination
reflect democratic ideals
encourage social mobility
11
The treatment of intellectuals under the Khmer Rouge& Armenians in the Ottoman Empire show
cultural diffusion
fundamentalism
genocide
modernization
12
Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge, the killing fields & year zero are all associated with which country?
Vietnam
China
Korea
Cambodia
13
Hutus and Tutsis fight in Rwandan civil war resulted in
emigration of people from their homelands
intervention of coalition military forces
acceptance of new political boundaries
establishment of uniform legal codes
14
What was a key cause for the rise of fascism in nations such as Italy and Germany?
genocide
economic hardship
collectivization
secret treaties
15
genocide in Rwanda, & labor camps for dissidents in the USSR are all examples of
violations of human rights
civil disobedience
war crimes
acts of international terrorism
16
This person has been forced to leave their home and who cannot return safely.
Refugee
Runaway
Aryan
Arab
17
With which nation are Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge, and genocide associated?
Cambodia (Kampuchea)
Japan
Myanmar (Burma)
Korea
18
A study of recent civil wars in Cambodia, Bosnia and Rwanda show about these conflicts?
genocide was used as a political and military tactic.
Civilians were not affected by these disputes.
Ethnic conflict was not a factor in the late 20th century.
United Nations was successful in resolving these disputes.
19
The political ideas of Ho Chi Minh, Fidel Castro, & pol pot were strongly influenced by
Desmond Tutu
Mohandas Gandhi
Karl Marx
Confucius
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N.A.T.O stands for
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
National Alliance Treaty Organization
North Atlantic Terrorist Organization
No Action Talk Only
21
The Armenian massacre, the Holocaust, and the rape of Nanking are examples of
appeasement policies
Russification efforts
resistance movements
human rights violations
22
Cambodia in the 1970's, the policies of pol pot and the Khmer Rouge can best be compared to
Gandhi's use of hunger strikes in India
Gorbachev's policy of perestroika in the Soviet Union
Hitler's "final solution" for the Jews in Europe
Napoleon's continental system in Europe
23
"An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind." this quote expresses
Mao Zedong's instructions to the Red Guards
Pol Pot's plans to control Cambodia
Mohandas Gandhi's belief in nonviolence
the samurai code of Bushido
24
A major result of the Nuremberg trials after World War II was that
Germany was divided into four zones of occupation
(NATO) was established to stop the spread of communism
Nazi leaders were held accountable for their actions
United Nations was formed to prevent future acts of genocide
25
Today, human rights violations most often occur in nations in which
government is limited by law
freedom of the press exists
government has a multiparty system
leaders have absolute control
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Pol Pot, Joseph Stalin,& slobodan milosevic were similar in that each supported actions that
violated human rights
modernized their economies
supported minority rights
introduced democratic ideas
