The policies of William II of Germany led to

two hostile alliances that wouldn’t compromise

The members of the Triple Alliance were

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

In the big cities, people tended to enjoy the new mass leisure

during evening hours and weekends

Sigmund Freud claimed that human behavior was ruled by

repressed childhood experiences.

In the United States, the Second Industrial Revolution produced wealth that was

concentrated in the hands of a few.

Which of the following caused migration to cities and higher survival rates of city dwellers

factories and public sanitation

What was the main motive for universal education?

to create better-educated voters

Middle-class people in nineteenth-century Europe believed that

hard work and proper etiquette were most important.

Einstein’s theory of relativity stated that

space and time are relative to the observer.

Why did steel and petroleum replace railroads etc in the Second Industrial Revolution?

Steel, electricity etc made businesses more productive

Problems associated with rapid urbanization included

substandard housing and poor sanitation.

Why did the assembly line make goods less expensive to buy?

More goods could be produced in the same amount of time

In the Second Industrial Revolution, what innovations opened up new industrial frontiers?

steel, chemicals, electricity, and petroleum

With the growing popularity of photography, artists in the 1900s

abandoned visual reality in favor of individual expression

What do Monet and van Gogh have in common?

They painted using new forms of expression.

What was the result of German emperor William II's aggressive foreign policy?

division of Europe into two hostile alliances

Scientific discoveries in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

increased uncertainty about the universe.

The Zionist movement began when

Jews emigrated to Palestine to escape persecution

Many workers reacted to poor working conditions by

organizing to pass laws or make reforms

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1
The policies of William II of Germany led to
the resignation of Bismarck.
the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
two hostile alliances that wouldn’t compromise
the Bloody Sunday massacre.
2
The members of the Triple Alliance were
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
Greece, Serbia, and Montenegro.
Russia, France, and England.
Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Italy.
3
In the big cities, people tended to enjoy the new mass leisure
during the Great Depression.
during evening hours and weekends
during the winter months.
after school.
4
Sigmund Freud claimed that human behavior was ruled by
repressed childhood experiences.
the physical makeup of the brain.
conscious thoughts and desires.
conflicting emotions of love and hate.
5
Which Marxists believed in using democratic means to achieve the goals of socialism
revisionists
communists
proletariat
democrats
6
In the United States, the Second Industrial Revolution produced wealth that was
concentrated in the hands of a few.
distributed evenly among the classes.
used to improve the lives of workers.
transferred from the elite to the working class.
7
The implementation of ministerial responsibility in Western European government was a sign that
democracy was expanding.
monarchies were being restored.
universal male suffrage was necessary.
new alliances were forming.
8
The advanced industrialized core of Europe depended on agricultural countries of Europe for
workers.
capital.
technological assistance.
food and raw materials.
9
Russia opposed Austria-Hungary’s 1908 annexation of
Romania
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Serbia
Japan
10
Which of the following caused migration to cities and higher survival rates of city dwellers
rural people and filthy conditions
disease and housing
epidemics and jobs
factories and public sanitation
11
During the late nineteenth century, what did working women in Europe do to change their status?
attended college
voted
bought property
worked outside the home
12
What was the main motive for universal education?
to develop well-rounded individuals
to give people more opportunities
to create better-educated voters
to introduce new ideas to a wider audience
13
Middle-class people in nineteenth-century Europe believed that
hard work and proper etiquette were most important.
they could never become members of the elite.
people should marry within their social class.
all women should work outside the home.
14
In the 1800s, people's lives became more clearly divided into periods of work and leisure due
to universal male suffrage
to public education.
to industrialization.
to feminism.
15
Einstein’s theory of relativity stated that
the family is at the center of human consciousness
relatives carry similar genes.
space and time are relative to the observer.
time, space, and matter are objective realities.
16
Why did steel and petroleum replace railroads etc in the Second Industrial Revolution?
Steel, electricity etc made businesses more productive
Railroads and coal stopped working as well as they had been
Textiles, railroads, iron, and coal no longer existed
People wanted steel etc because they were new.
17
Problems associated with rapid urbanization included
feelings of isolation and loneliness.
corruption in local governments.
substandard housing and poor sanitation.
chronic shortages of domestic help.
18
Why did the assembly line make goods less expensive to buy?
Owners of factories w/ assembly lines paid workers less
The same amount of goods could be produced with less goods
More goods could be produced in the same amount of time
The assembly line used fewer workers
19
Although the United States was the richest country in 1900, most of the wealth was owned by
40 percent of the population.
25 percent of the population.
50 percent of the population.
10 percent of the population.
20
According to Freud, human experience was strongly determined by
Newtonian physics.Newtonian physics.
atomic structure.
past experiences.
natural rights of humankind.
21
In the Second Industrial Revolution, what innovations opened up new industrial frontiers?
textiles, railroads, iron, and coal
a world economy, psychoanalysis, and new products
radios, telephones, light bulbs, and telegraphs
steel, chemicals, electricity, and petroleum
22
With the growing popularity of photography, artists in the 1900s
competed with cameras to capture everyday life
abandoned visual reality in favor of individual expression
stuck to the principles of moderation and balance
preferred to paint in indoor studios rather than outdoors.
23
What do Monet and van Gogh have in common?
They painted using new forms of expression.
They did research to assist Freud.
They contributed to the study of atomic particles.
They contributed to Einstein’s theory of the universe.
24
In Germany, ministers of government were responsible to
the prime minister.
the queen.
the emperor.
parliament.
25
What was the result of German emperor William II's aggressive foreign policy?
exile of Emperor Francis Joseph
intense nationalism among European countries
division of Europe into two hostile alliances
fierce rivalry between Austria and Hungary
26
Scientific discoveries in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
confirmed Einstein’s ideas.
increased uncertainty about the universe.
confirmed Newton’s ideas.
led to belief in a universe with certainty and precision.
27
The alliance between Great Britain, Russia, and France was known as the
Allied Powers.
Triple Alliance.
Triple Entente.
Axis Powers.
28
The Zionist movement began when
artists began to paint outdoors
psychoanalysis proved to be an effective treatment.
Jews emigrated to Palestine to escape persecution
artist began to think that art should exist for its own sake
29
Many workers reacted to poor working conditions by
buying the factories and changing them
organizing to pass laws or make reforms
quitting their jobs
30
The class of society in Europe that believed strongly in hard work and outward appearances was
middle class.
wealthy elite.
lower class.
aristocratic class.

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