AP- Unit 6 Review

What country has the Institutional Revolutionary Party ruled for much of the 20th century?

The first "total war" in world history was

The turning point battle in the Pacific for the Americans was

In 1914, England and this country shared 14% of the worlds total industrial output.

The leader of the African National Congress was

The desire to ensure its "place in the sun" was a common complaint of what country?

The father of psychoanalysis was

What 1997 agreement first attempted to limit carbon-emissions into the atmosphere?

The only countries that gave women equal legal rights in the 20th century were

The U.S-backed Somoza family ruled what country for more than forty years?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy made up the 

Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of perestroika referred to

The idea that all people of African descent should establish one African state was called

This Mexican President nationalized the oil industry in Mexico.

The first large-scale defeat for German forces in WWII was

"Asia for Asians" was the slogan of the

His architectural motto was that "form should follow function".

Juan Peron, a military dictator who was still popular with the poor, ruled what country?

Mobutu Sese Seko was the dictatorial leader of 

The deliberate violation of perspective by Japanese artists influenced

In what battle did Kamikaze pilots make their first appearance?

The assassination of Francis Ferdinand led to what war?

What East German leader resisted Gorbachev's reforms?

What new "art form" killed the painting styles of realism and impressionism?

The puppet state set up by the Japanese in Manchuria was called

Approximately how many combatants died in WWI?

The Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere was designed by

Which of the following was NOT one of the first Soviet republics to declare its independence?

What Soviet leader in the 1980's introduced reforms in an attempt to save the Soviet Union?

Mikhail Gorbachev tried to implement a policy of 'acceleration', or

This man was the first leader of Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

In what country was the system of Apartheid put into place in 1948?

This man established the socialist party in Peru and was concerned for the poor there.

Pan-slavism was actively promoted in

In what battle did over 100,000 civilians die because they refused to surrender?

Who was the Romanian dictator who was overthrown and killed in 1989?

The earliest nongovernmental organization was the 

This painter was influenced by the primitive art of Tahiti.

Nationalism was a major source of instability in which of the following countries?

Why did many Africans participate in WWI?

This event provided Japan with the excuse to send troops into Manchuria.

Which battle led to the end of German resistance in Western Europe?

The US policies of Dollar Diplomacy and the Good Neighbor policy were concerned with what area?

What principle stated that it is impossible to determine the position and velocity of an atom?

The US secret weapon during the Pacific campaign was

The idea that like people had the right to form their own sovereign governments is called

One of the greatest proponents of Pan-Africanism was

The key to allied victories in Europe and Asia during WWII was

What country instituted a 'one-child' only policy?

In 1960, 69 blacks were slaughtered in what massacre?