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Covers Renaissance through WWII. Grades 9 and 10
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1
Which was
NOT
a reason why the US entered WWI as an Allied power?
Unrestricted submarine warfare
Zimmerman Note
Trench warfare
Cultural ties to Britain
2
Define: the policy of giving into an aggressor's demands as long as they are seen as reasonable
appeasement
anschluss
fascism
nationalism
3
How did women's lifestyles begin to change after WWI?
They challenged social norms
They worked outside the home more frequenetly
All are correct
They fought for the right to vote
4
Define: The most radical phase of the French Revolution
Storming of the Bastille
The Bourgeoisie Revenge
Months of Blood
Reign of Terror
5
Which of the following Renaissance characteristics are visible in
The School of Athens?
Realism
All of the above
Perspective
Greco-Roman influnces
6
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand is an example of which cause of WWI?
Nationalism
Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
7
What role did the Medici family play in the Renaissance?
Famous Artists
Patrons of the Arts
Religious Scholars
Famous Writers
8
Which one of these was
NOT
a cause of the French Revolution?
Financial Difficulties
Introduction to Revolutionary ideas
A severe famine
A weak, absolute monarch
9
Who were the kamikaze?
the name of a Japanese warship
the pro-war group within Japan
Japanese pilots who crashed into Allied warships
the ruling class in Japanese society
10
Define: union with Germany
Appeasement
Nazism
Anschluss
Fascism
11
The Great Purge in Russia tried to eliminate
anyone Stalin saw as a threat
artists and dancers
the secret police
the fascists
12
Why did Enlightenment writers often face censorship?
They challenged the monarchies
They supported the monarchies
They wrote in the salons
They wrote fiction
13
Which vocabulary word is this propaganda poster best associated with?
Total War
Guerrilla Warfare
Blitzkreig
Censorship
14
Who painted this painting?
Leonardo da Vinci
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
15
Define: a period of time in US history where the sale of alcohol was illegal
Appeasement
Collective Security
Temperance
Prohibition
16
Define: the right to vote
petition
right
suffrage
freedom
17
How did Hitler come to power in 1933?
with help from the Communists
with support from the army
by legal election
by coup d'etat
18
In what way were railroads an improvement over canals?
Railroads could connect a town to the coastal port
Railroads could connect rivers
Railroads were the only form of overland transport
Railroads did not have to follow the course of a river
19
The chart below shows the birth rate of which US generation?
The Gen Xers
The Lost Generation
The Mellenials
The baby boomers
20
Which reason for imperialism is this ad supporting?
Humanitarian Goals
Economic Interests
Applying Social Darwnism
Political Motives
21
President Wilson outlined a plan for postwar Europe to avoid future wars. It was known as
Ounce of Prevention Plan
Security Plan
UN Plan
Fourteen Points
22
What economic system did Karl Marx dislike?
Capitalism
Socialism
Traditional Economy
Communism
23
Define: The belief that the sun is the center of the universe
utopia
nationalism
natural law
heliocentric
24
Define: the right to rule comes from the people
federal republic
enlightenment
absolutism
popular sovereignty
25
Who said "l'etat, c'est moi."
Louis XIV
Henry VIII
Charles I
Peter the Great
26
The terrorist group that assassinated Franz Ferdinand was known as?
Skull and Crossbones
Black Hand
Black Foot
Red Army
27
Define: an agreement between the government and its people
natural right
social contract
popular sovereignity
federal republic
28
Which of the following was an effect of nationalism in Europe in the early 1900s?
Britain made an alliance with France
Revolutionaries overthrew the Russian monarchy
Austria feared increasing rebellion in the Balkans
Germany sought to increase overseas colonies
29
What Enlightenment guy said the point of govt was to protect the natural rights of the people?
John Locke
Rene Descartes
Baron de Montesquieu
Thomas Hobbes
30
Define: FDR's relief plan during the Great Depression
The New Deal
US Relief
Social Security
Public works program
31
Napoleon's failure to conquer Russia was mainly due to
a better trained Russian army
aid given to Russia by Britain
industrial development in Russia
the climate and size of Russia
32
Which country was the first to industrialize?
Germany
US
Britain
France
33
Define: The upper portion of the 3rd estate in France
boyars
nobles
bouregoisie
serfs
34
What was the Manhattan Project?
A code name to liberate the concentration camps
a code name for atomic bomb research
The Allied plan to invade Europe
a plan to increase US war production
35
Which of the following is
NOT
a cause of the Great Depression?
Overproduction of Goods
Bank Failure
Election of Hoover
Stock Market Crash
36
Why was Ethiopia able to resist imperialism?
Ethiopia was isolated
Ethiopia modernized with European weapons
Europeans agreed it would remain independent
Ethiopia accepted Christainity
37
What industry saw the first factories in the Industrial Revolution?
agriculture
automobiles
textile
steel
38
This invention greatly increased access to education in Europe during the Renaissance
Printing Press
Morse Code
Helicopter
Writing
39
The development of steam power enabled the growth of
railroads
automobiles
canals
the putting out system
40
Which of the following was
NOT
a cause of Imperialism?
Nationalism
Economic Interests
Racism
Social Darwinism
41
The strip of land between the opposing trenches in WWI was known as?
no man's land
grey zone
neutral terrority
stalemate
42
Which WWI alliance does this image represent?
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
43
One of the reasons for Luther's protests against the Catholic Church was?
the sale of indulgences
German nationalism
the schism in the Church
the papal refusal to permit Luther to marry
44
What was the 95 Theses?
The reasons for breaking away from the Catholic Church
The beliefs of Lutherans
The beliefs of Catholics
A list of complaints about the Catholic Church
45
What was the primary reason why imperialism began in Africa?
To find natural resources
To expand empires
to spread Christianity
To expand the slave trade
46
Define: When one nation dominates the political, economic and social life of another nation
nationalism
materialism
militarism
imperialism
47
Define: a group of countries agree to discuss issues before fighting
total war
collective security
14 points
alliance
48
What was a basic change in life during the Industrial Revolution?
Moved from rural areas to cities
Migration from villages to large farms
Selling goods instead of trading
Learned to use machines to make their clothes
49
A stalemate developed along the Western Front early in the war because
The German army fought with outdated weapons
The US immediately joined the war
Trench warfare made it hard to gain an advantage
The French army was able to push Germany out
50
The US Constitution created a federal republic, which divided power between
national and state governments
branches of the state government
two houses of parliament
the government and the people
51
Define: an agreement to end fighting
armistice
appeasement
surrender
ceasefire
52
Define: To have extreme pride in your nation.
patriotism
imperialism
nationalism
communism
53
Define: Lightening War
Appeasement
Fascism
Anschluss
Blitzkreig
54
The following is an example of Surrealism. What did Surrealists seek to paint?
A future world
An imagined world
Their dreams
The realities of war
55
Which WWI technology caused the development of the trenches?
Poison Gas
Tanks
Airplanes
Machine Guns
56
In
Mein Kampf
, what was a primary message?
Germany should be a monarchy
Jews should serve as scapegoat for Germany's issues
unite with Russia to be stronger
Germany should invade the US via Mexico
57
In Bismarck's practice of
Realpolitik
, his political actions were guided by
the needs of the people
the principle of divine right
traditional moralityq
the needs of the state
