What was the Quit India Movement? (Led by Mahatma Gandhi)

It demanded the British withdrawal from India

The communist leader who founded the People’s Republic of China in 1949

How did India Gandhi die?

Assassinated by her own bodyguards

What was the Boxer Rebellion?

A violent uprising in China against foreign influence and Christians

Who was Deng Xiao Ping?

Leader of the communist party after Mao who improved China's economy

Which agreement involving Britain and France divided up land in the Middle East

The Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916

How did many Indians respond to British imperial rule?

By forming nationlist movements like the Indian Nation Congress

What was the Great Leap Forward? (Led by Mao Zedong)

It was the mass mobilization of labor to improve production

What was the passbook law in apartheid South Africa?

A law requiring Black South Africans to carry passbooks

Who was angered by the Sykes-Picot Agreement?

Arab nationalists who were promised independence for fighting the Ottomans

What is the origin of Jammu and Kashmir’s political status?

The region became a state under the Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir in 1846

What was the Civil Disobedience Movement? (Led by Mahatma Gandhi)

It involved the Salt March, and it was a refusal to obey unjust laws

What was Pan-Africanism?

A movement advocating for the unity and liberation of African countries

What was the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?

European powers met to divide African into colonies without African input

What is Confucianism?

A philosophy focused on society, and the importance of family relationships

What happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989?

A violent crackdown on peaceful protests involving tanks and casualties

What was a result of the Columbian Exchange?

European disease, livestock, crops, and culture in the Americas

Who was Simon Bolivar?

Spanish military leader who helped liberate several countries from Spain

Who were the people of Jammu and Kashmir?

A region with diverse population, including Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists

Why did Arabs and Jews have beef?

Both groups claimed the same land in Palestine as their rightful homeland

What was the Non-Cooperation Movement? (Led by Mahatma Gandhi)

It urged the boycott of British institutions

How was Islam introduced to India?

Through Arab traders and later invasions by Muslim rulers

What was Legalism in China?

A philosophy that emphasized strict laws and harsh punishment to keep order

The founder of modern China and first leader of the Republic of China

Who was Chiang KaiShek

A leader of KMT who fled to Taiwan after defeated by comnunism

Who was Nelson Mandela?

An anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first Black president

Who was Francisco Pizzaro?

A spanish conqueror who overthrew the Inca empire

What were the Opium Wars?

Conflicts between China and Britain over the trade of opium to China

What did Jawaharlal Nehru do as prime minister?

Establish the parliamentary government

One of the greatest rulers of the Mali Empire due to his productive trade

What was one major effect of British imperialism on India?

India's economy was reshaped to serve British interests

What did Emergency rule under Indira Gandhi do in India (1975–1977)?

Suspended civil liberties and jailed political opponents

What was the cause of the Berlin Conference?

The abolition of slavery created tension to claim parts of Africa

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1
What was the Quit India Movement? (Led by Mahatma Gandhi)
It was a movement to leave the war
It was a refusal to obey unjust laws, including the Salt March
It urged the boycott of British institutions
It demanded the British withdrawal from India
2
Who was Mao Zedong?
The communist leader who founded the People’s Republic of China in 1949
A Chinese emperor who supported Confucian education reforms
A Buddhist monk who helped spread religion to Southeast Asia
A nationalist warlord who fought against Japanese rule in Korea
3
What did Sun Tut Sen believe in?
Nationalism and democracy
Christianity
CDA's phone ban policy
Communnism
4
Who captured the capital of the Aztec empire, Tenochtitlán, by making alliances with Aztec enemies?
Jawaharlal Nehru
Hernán Cortés
Simon Bolivar
Francisco Pizarro
5
What was the Taiping Rebellion?
All of the above
A civil war in China led by Hong Xiuquan, who claimed to be the brother of
A rebellion to overthrow the Qing Dynasty which caused mass destruction
A rebellion to create a new equal society based on religious beliefs
6
What was the May 4th Movement in 1919?
All of the above
A student-led protest against the Chinese government
A student-led protest against the Treaty of Versailles
A movement demanding national independence and modernization
7
How did India Gandhi die?
Assassinated by British spy
Slipping and hitting her head
Assassinated by her own bodyguards
Choking on curry
8
Which religion has these as their sacred writings? Tanakh, Torah, Talmud
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
9
What was the Boxer Rebellion?
A movement to remove all foreigners but the British
An uprising based on the belief that British should have control
All of the above
A violent uprising in China against foreign influence and Christians
10
Who was Deng Xiao Ping?
Leader of the communist party after Mao who improved China's economy
A Christian emperor responsible for the rise of religion in 1993
A professional ping pong player
Mao Zedong's successor who led the May 4th Movement
11
Which agreement involving Britain and France divided up land in the Middle East
The Britain France Agreement of 1932
The Treaty of Versailles of 1919
The Balfour Declaration of 1917
The Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916
12
Who led the Salt March?
Indira Gandhi
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Mahatma Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
13
How did many Indians respond to British imperial rule?
By moving to Britain to seek representation in Parliament
By fully supporting British rule with no resistance
By giving them curry to satisfy their tummies
By forming nationlist movements like the Indian Nation Congress
14
What was the Great Leap Forward? (Led by Mao Zedong)
It was a purge to rid the country of "impure elements"
It was the mass mobilization of labor to improve production
A movement in the forward diection
It was the movement of China from communism to socialism
15
What was the passbook law in apartheid South Africa?
A policy that gave Black South Africans the right to vote
A law that allowed non-white citizens to freely travel between regions
A system for issuing permits to non-white workers in government offices
A law requiring Black South Africans to carry passbooks
16
Who was angered by the Sykes-Picot Agreement?
Arab nationalists who were promised independence for fighting the Ottomans
The Ottoman Empire because it had already defeated Britain
British citizens who wanted more colonies in Asia
French leaders who wanted full control of Africa instead
17
What is the origin of Jammu and Kashmir’s political status?
All of the above
It was a British colony until India’s independence in 1947
The region was created as a neutral zone between India and China in 1950
The region became a state under the Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir in 1846
18
Who led India's independence movement?
Mahatma Gandhi
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Donald Duck
Indira Gandhi
19
What was the Civil Disobedience Movement? (Led by Mahatma Gandhi)
It demanded the British to remove themselves from India
It was a violent disobedience movement that involved violent protesting
It involved the Salt March, and it was a refusal to obey unjust laws
It urged the boycott of British institutions
20
What was Pan-Africanism?
A political system where African nations established a single government
A religious movement focused on uniting African tribes under a single faith
A trade alliance between African nations and European powers
A movement advocating for the unity and liberation of African countries
21
What was the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?
European powers met to divide African into colonies without African input
A gathering of African leaders to unite against European colonization
A treaty that ended the Napoleonic Wars and reshaped Europe
A conference that established trade routes between Europe and the Americas
22
Which religion believes in reincarnation and that we do not exist?
Islamd
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
23
Who was the first prime minister of independent India?
Jawaharlal Nehru
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Indira Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
24
Founded by Buddha and is most found in China and East Asia.
Judaism
Buddhism
Islamd
Christianity
25
What is Confucianism?
A religion based on worshiping multiple gods and deities
A form of Buddhism practiced only in China
A political system promoting total government control over society
A philosophy focused on society, and the importance of family relationships
26
What is the main religion in India?
Folk/Tribal
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
27
What happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989?
A violent crackdown on peaceful protests involving tanks and casualties
The Communist Party was officially dissolved by student leaders
A non violent crackdown on peaceful protestors
The May 4th Movement, a student-led protest
28
What was a result of the Columbian Exchange?
A rise in the economic stability in Europe
European disease, livestock, crops, and culture in the Americas
American systems of government became the political model in Columbia
European medicine created a boom in population in the Americas
29
Who imposed Emergency Rule?
Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Mahatma Gandhi
30
Who was Simon Bolivar?
Cuban revolutionary who led the 1959 communist takeover
Spanish king who ruled during the Napoleonic Wars
Portuguese explorer who claimed land for Brazil in 1500
Spanish military leader who helped liberate several countries from Spain
31
Who were the people of Jammu and Kashmir?
A region with diverse population, including Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists
A separate country that merged with India in 1947
Only a Muslim majority population with no Hindu presence
Descendants of the British who ruled the area during imperialism
32
Why did Arabs and Jews have beef?
Jews tried to take over Mecca and Medina
Arabs wanted to convert Jews to Islam by force
Both groups claimed the same land in Palestine as their rightful homeland
Arabs refused to trade oil with Jewish communities
33
What was the Non-Cooperation Movement? (Led by Mahatma Gandhi)
It urged the boycott of British institutions
I was a movement which did not cooperate
It demanded British removal from India
It involved the Salt March and refusal to obey unjust laws
34
How was Islam introduced to India?
It was brought by European missionaries in the 1700s
It spread when the Mughal Empire was founded by Gandhi
Muslims migrated from China during the Maurya Empire
Through Arab traders and later invasions by Muslim rulers
35
What was Legalism in China?
A belief system that promoted harmony with nature and personal freedom
A philosophy that emphasized strict laws and harsh punishment to keep order
A religious practice focused on rituals and ceremonies for the gods
A political system that encouraged democratic rule and individual rights
36
Who won the Just War Theory debate?
Juliet, Aurora, Krista, Maizey
Caleb, Emery, JZ, and Josh
37
Who was Sun Yat-sen?
The founder of Taiwan who believed in nationalism and democracy
The communist founder of modern China
The leader of the Qing Dynasty
The founder of modern China and first leader of the Republic of China
38
Who was Chiang KaiShek
A Taiwanese emperor
A leader of KMT who fled to Taiwan after defeated by comnunism
The first leader of KMT
The founder of a Chinese Nationalist Party which conquered communism
39
Who was emperor during the Tiananmen Square crackdown?
Sun Tut Sen
Mao Zedong
Chiang KaiShek
Deng Xiao Ping
40
Who was Nelson Mandela?
A British colonial ruler in Africa who enforced apartheid policies
A military leader who led South Africa in the Boer War
An anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first Black president
A famous African explorer who mapped the interior of Africa
41
Who was Francisco Pizzaro?
Spanish explorer who mapped the Amazon River
Prime minister of portugal
Portuguese noble who helped colonize Brazil
A spanish conqueror who overthrew the Inca empire
42
What were the Opium Wars?
Wars fought between China and Japan over control of the Korean Peninsula
A civil war led by Hong Ziuquan
A series of rebellions within China against the Qing Dynasty’s ruling class
Conflicts between China and Britain over the trade of opium to China
43
What did Jawaharlal Nehru do as prime minister?
Eat curry and tiki masala
Found the Muslim League and demanded Pakistan
Establish the parliamentary government
Lead the salt march against Britain's salt monopoly
44
Which religion has these as their sacred writings? Koran and Sunna
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
45
Who was Mansa Musa?
One of the greatest rulers of the Mali Empire due to his productive trade
A military leader who expanded the Roman Empire into Africa
The founder of the Kingdom of Ghana in West Africa
A famous African explorer who discovered the Americas
46
Who advocated for the creation of Pakistan?
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Jawaharlal Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
47
What was one major effect of British imperialism on India?
India developed an independent navy and air force
Indian languages replaced English in schools and courts
India's economy was reshaped to serve British interests
The caste system was completely abolished by law
48
Who was the first female prime minister in India? (1966-77)
Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Mahatma Gandhi
49
Which religion is associated with the Jewish people?
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
50
What did Emergency rule under Indira Gandhi do in India (1975–1977)?
Made India a monarchy ruled by the Gandhi family
Gave all citizens the right to vote at age 16
Removed the Prime Minister’s power to use the military
Suspended civil liberties and jailed political opponents
51
What was the cause of the Berlin Conference?
To prevent war from breaking out in Africa
The Berlin Wall fell
The abolition of slavery created tension to claim parts of Africa
The use of slavery and forced labor systems
52
Which movement spread anti-imperialism, Chinese nationalism, and support for science, democracy, and reform?
The Great Awkening
The Anti-Imperialism movement
The Great Reformation of 1919
The May 4th Movement
53
What was Daoism?
A political ideology that advocates for strict government control
A religion that promotes the worship of a single god in temples
a philosophical tradition that emphasized harmony with the Dao, "the way"
A school of thought that focused on importance of knowledge and education
54
How was the Boxer Rebellion ended?
China crushed it with sheer power
An alliance of foreign powers including Britain, Japan, and the US
It slowly faded out
Christians prayed to God and fire from heaven consumed their movement
55
Which declaration supported the creation of a home for Jewish in Palestine, which created tension with the Arabs?
The Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916
The Britain France Agreement of 1932
The Balfour Declaration of 1917
The Treaty of Versailles of 1919
56
Why was Pakistan created?
To give Muslims a separate nation where they could govern themselves
To unite all South Asian countries under British rule
Because India wanted to expand its territory into Central Asia
So Hindus could practice their religion without restriction
57
Who was King Leopold?
A great king who profited from Congo using just means
A king who profited from Congo using slavery and forced labor systems.
He did not exist
One of the greatest kings of Mali due to his trade with Congo
58
What was the Salt March?
All of the above
A major event in the Civil Disobedience Movement
A protest against British salt monopoly, by walking 240 miles
A march to the sea to produce salt illegally
59
What was British imperialism motivated by?
A desire to spread Indian culture across Europe
To destroy the Jedi
money, cultivating foreign peoples, Christianizing "savage" peoples
Britain’s fear of invasion by the Indian army
60
What did the Government of India Act of 1935 do?
Created Pakistan as a separate country for Muslims
Declared India an independent nation free from British rule
Gave provinces more self-rule but kept British control over defense
Ended the caste system and granted full voting rights to all
61
Which religion was founded by Muhammad?
Judaism
Islamd
Christianity
Buddhism
62
What was the Cultural Revolution? (Led by Mao Zedong)
It improved China's economy by increasing the efficiency of rice fields
It was a revolution which supported Japanese rule
It purged China of communism
It was a deadly purge to rid the country of "impure elements"

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