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Global Studies 10 Semester I Grand Quiz
Global Studies 10 Semester I Grand Quiz
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1
The Revolution of 1830 was successful in producing
the Second Republic of France.
Belgian independence.
a new Poland.
the dual monarch of Austria-Hungary.
2
The strange reality about government in the United Kingdom is that they don't have a
constitution.
bill of rights.
king on the throne.
partisan Parliament.
3
Realism in Renaissance art relied on the use of
perspective.
gridding.
ratios.
measurement.
4
Forty years ago, environmentalists were worried about
a new ice age forming.
cars running on electricity.
global warming.
nuclear power meltdowns.
5
The foundation for a constitutional monarchy in England began with the
Glorious Revolution.
Edict of Nantes.
Toleration Act of 1489.
Bill of Rights.
6
The alliance between Great Britain, Russia, and France was known as the
Triple Alliance.
Axis Powers.
Allied Powers.
Triple Entente.
7
The type of music heard here is
baroque.
romantic.
realist.
Renaissance
8
The advantage that the conquistadors had over the Indians was their
knowledge of the territory.
vast military size.
types of weaponry.
superior intelligence.
9
Peter the Great thought it was crucial for Russia to
adopt Western style of dress and etiquette.
use Western technology to modernize the army.
give women a larger role ingovernment.
form military alliances with powerful nations.
10
The style of art seen here is called
expensive
grand
baroque
rococo
11
Middle-class citizens in 19th Century Europe believed that
all women should work outside the home.
they could never become members of the elite.
hard work and proper etiquette were most important.
people should marry within their social class.
12
Powerful European nations that wanted to preserve order in Europe believed in the
principle of intervention.
Monroe Doctrine.
Revolution of 1848.
Continental System.
13
Early people in the new world may have inspired the age of discovery because
now the Europeans knew the true God would guide them.
their boats were superior.
Europeans wanted to become rich like early peoples.
there were still stories known about them floating on rafts.
14
The conservative prime minister that had to escape in disguise from liberals was
Renninger of Stuttgart.
Klemens von Metternich.
Boris Johnson from Brexit.
Otto von Bismarck.
15
The type of music heard here is called
neo-classical.
romanticism.
impressionism.
expressionism.
16
Voltaire believed in deism which was based upon
reason and natural law.
superstition.
human nature and social conflict.
biblical text.
17
The liberator of Latin America was
Emilio Cavour.
Benito Juarez.
Simon Bolivar.
Miguel Hidalgo.
18
Courses such as music, history, philosophy, grammar, math, astronomy and rhetoric are known as
secular courses.
liberal studies.
women's studies.
science.
19
An impressionist painter who tried to capture the play of light on water was
Monet
Manet
Marie
Monee
20
This style of church is called
Federalist.
rococo.
gothic.
Romanesque.
21
The excerpt from "The Rite of Spring" is a musical example of
decomposition.
modernism
romanticism
neo-renaissance.
22
According to mercantilists, a nation's wealth was measure by the amount of
resources.
land.
ore.
bullion.
23
The first leader to sponsor voyages of discovery were sent by
Columbus, the Explorer.
Mr. Andren, the Teacher.
Petrarch, the Humanist.
Prince Henry, the Navigator.
24
Marxists that rejected the revolutionary approach were called
fanatics
revisionists
traitors
deceivers
25
The idea of a heliocentric universe was suggested by
Descartes.
Ptolemy.
Copernicus.
Galileo.
26
Socialists called the working class the
revisionists.
proletariat.
bougeoisie.
peons.
27
The French Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen proclaimed
equal rights for women in politics.
the restoration of the monarchy.
an end to aristocratic privileges.
the importance of the attack on the Bastille.
28
After the Cavaliers were defeated by the Roundheads,
speed skating became popular with the Dutch.
the Bears moved to Chicago.
Andren banished Lebron James.
Cromwell was forced to establish a military dictatorship.
29
The 1848 Revolution in France resulted in
middle class uprisings.
the restoration of the monarchy.
the creation of the Second Empire.
new opportunities for workers.
30
The effect of the Crimean War was to
allow Russia to retain control of Moldavia and Walachia.
strengthen the Concert of Europe by adding France.
destroy the Concert of Europe and leave Russia without allies.
plunge the Estonian economy into decline.
31
The United States first governing document was the
Articles of Confederation.
Declaration of Independence.
Constitution.
Bill of Rights.
32
In the US, the Second Industrial Revolution produced wealth that was
transferred from the elite to the working class.
concentrated in the hands of a few.
used to improve the lives of workers.
distrubuted evenly among the classes.
33
THE hero of Portuguese exploration, since he made Portugal rich, was
Vasco da Gama.
Bartolomeu Dias.
Bartolome de la Casas.
Ferdinand Magellan.
34
France, Spain, and Holland helped the American colonists win independence
since the British did not recognize them as sovereign nations.
as revenge for being defeated by Great Britain.
in order to regain their lands in North America.
so that they could sell more weapons to Great Britain.
35
Einstein said that
blackboards are important for thinking great thoughts.
space and time are relative.
Switzerland is the best place to be famous.
energy equals mass squared.
36
Functionalism is the idea that
Democratic Socialists have a Green New Deal.
people are upset and in a stupor.
buildings should be useful rather than ornamental.
everything should have a function and work.
37
The type of art seen here is called
realism
impressionism
mannerism
romanticism
38
Mass production of goods involved the use of
an assembly line.
ample resources
many workers.
salesmen to promote the product.
39
Innovations in the Second Industrial Revolution created new ideas in
a world economy, psychoanalysis, and new products.
textiles, railroads, iron, and coal.
radios, telephones, light bulbs, and telegraphs.
steel, chemicals, electricity, and petroleum.
40
So that more people would read it, Dante wrote his "Divine Comedy" in
French.
English.
the vernacular.
Latin.
41
Great Britain led the Industrial Revolution because they
were ruled by a constitutional monarchy.
had many resources and money for investment.
drank a lot of Scotch whiskey.
practiced laissez-faire economics.
42
The type of music heard here is
baroque.
neo-classical.
romantic.
Renaissance.
43
The idea that the state should not interfere with the economy is called
trickle-down economics.
socialism.
voulez voulez.
laissez-faire.
44
Robert Fulton made the first
steel rails for trains.
paddle-wheel steam boat.
iron bridge.
water-powered loom.
45
The French leader of the Committee of Public Safety was
Napoleon.
David.
Robespierre.
Macron.
46
Catherine the Great of Russia, Frederick II of Prussia, and Joseph II of Austria were all
concerned with the nobility in their countries.
enlightened despots.
supporters of the working class.
against serfdom.
47
A writer from the Spanish Age of Golden literature was
Frederick William the Elector.
Shakespeare.
Cervantes.
Huguenots.
48
People under the Spanish crown that were born in the New World were called
mestizos.
creoles.
peninsulares.
mulattoes.
49
The movement toward a more integrated and interdependent world economy is
proliferation.
internationalism.
globalism.
pandemic.
50
Believed that people were born with blank minds and could change their government when it didn't protect property.
Adam Smith.
John Locke.
Voltaire.
Thomas Hobbes.
51
German unification was the goal of
King Viktor Emmanuel II.
the Frankfurt Assembly.
the Compromise of 1867.
the Hapsburgs in Vienna.
52
Columbus grew up in Genoa, Italy, and may have heard Viking stories about
settlements in Canada.
fighting for the Swedish army.
potatoes being grown in Greenland.
wars and pillaging in Iceland.
53
The Treaty of Tordesillas, signed in 1494,
got the pope involved in the peace-making business.
stopped warfare between Portugal and Spain.
established a line between land controlled by Spain and Portugal.
ended violence between Portuguese and Muslim spice traders.
54
The Roman Catholic Church had much influence in Latin America due to
conversion of the Indians into Christians.
well organized and profitable missions.
civilizing the Indians.
the operation of Indian gambling casinos.
55
Professional people in the Third Estate were the
bourgeoisie.
middle class.
working class.
clergy.
56
Revolutionary riots in Europe during the 1830s and 1840s occurred due to
impressionism.
conservatism.
nationalism.
liberalism.
57
Social class in Latin America in the 1500s was based on
labor.
birth.
intelligence.
earnings.
58
The scientific method believes that the world is studied best through
imagination.
observation.
fictionalization.
theorization.
59
Parliament in Russia is known as the
Congress
All Soviet Council
Duma
Parliament (duh!)
60
Rousseau's idea of the social contract is that
a government should use harsh punishment for crimes.
everyone agrees to be governed by the general will.
the Bible should be followed literally.
people should be governed by individual morality.
61
The Thirty Years War ended with the signing of the
Peace of Westphalia.
Prussian Treaty.
Compromise of 1857.
English Bill of Rights.
62
The result of Kaiser Wilhelm II's aggressive foreign policy was
the exile of Emperor Franz Joseph.
fierce rivalry between Austria and Hungary.
intense nationalism among European countries.
divisions of Europe into two hostile alliances.
63
Mannerist paintings reflected
religious upheavals from the Reformation.
principles of balance, harmony, and moderation.
individuality and self-expression.
the search for power.
64
Revolutionaries in France that changed our fashion sense today were known as
ooh la la!
se la vie!
sans culottes.
runaway models.
65
The overthrow of a government is called a
Robespierre special.
Bourgeoise Bastille.
coup d'etat.
Pelosi maneuver.
66
When Columbus sailed his ships towards Japan and India,
the Vikings were colonizing Canada.
Portugal was still trying to get to India.
the climate was cooling off in the world.
Prussia was the strongest country in Europe
67
The area between Stuttgart and Ulm is separated by the
Nekar Mountains.
European uplands.
Swabian Alb.
Ulmer viaduct.
68
James I of England, Philip II of Spain, and Henry IV of France all believed in
religious toleration.
the divine right of kings.
following the laws of Parliament.
ruling by decree.
69
Problem associated with rapid urbanization included
chronic shortages of domestics as servants.
corrupt local politicians.
feeling lonely and isolated.
lousy housing and sanitation.
70
The Compromise of 1867 resulted in the creation of
Prussian Silesia
the United Union States of America.
Belgium.
Austria-Hungary.
71
The effect of the printing press in Europe was
women thought they could be as smart as men.
school was less focused on religion.
books became more interesting.
people became more educated.
72
The Spanish lost their superpower status when
Huguenots attacked Portugal.
King Philip II died.
the armada was sunk by the English.
James I became king of the United Kingdom.
73
The US Constitution uses the idea of Montesquieu with
laissez-faire policies.
religious tolerance.
separation of powers.
the social contract.
74
The nations that fought over Silesia were
Austria and Italy.
Austria and Prussia.
Russia and Germany.
Prussia and Russia.
75
The study of Greek and Roman literature in the Renaissance was known as the
Latin school.
realist segment.
humanist movement.
impressionism.
76
The French Wars of Religion were stopped by the
Mannerism.
Treaty of Versailles.
Edict of Nantes.
Peace of Paris.
77
Impressionist painting was a reaction to
the Industrial Revolution.
new drugs and medicines.
romantic mythology.
the invention of photography.
78
This Renaissance work was made by
Durrer.
Michaelangelo.
Leonardo.
Raphael.
79
The tax that led to fighting in the American Revolution was the
Stamp Act.
Trump Act.
Tea Act.
Intolerable Act.
80
Sigmund Freud claimed that human behavior was ruled by
conflicting emotions of love and hate.
the physical makeup of the brain.
conscious thoughts and desires.
repressed childhood experiences.
81
A Portuguese ship that could carry a lot of cargo and travel fast was the
schooner.
caravel.
barque.
brig.
82
Implementation of ministerial responsibility in Western European governments showed
restoration of monarchies.
expansion of democracy
formation of new alliances.
the necessity of universal male suffrage.
83
The islands of the Caribbean were important for
growing sugar cane.
keeping the balance of trade among European powers.
teaching slaves how to work like Indians.
Indian isolation from diseases.
84
"Ahoi", the way to answer the telephone was suggested by
Thomas Edision.
Guglielmo Marconi.
Alexander Graham Bell.
Karl Marx.
85
Italy became a unified country through the leadership of
Miguel Hidalgo.
Guiseppe Verdi.
Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Pope Francis I.
86
The factory created a new labor system in which
workers had to work regular hours and perform repetitive tasks.
machines were valued more highly than workers.
workers had to adjust to periods of hectic work and idle periods.
products were produced on an assembly line by people and animals.
87
The type of music heard here is
neo-classical.
baroque.
romantic.
impressionism.