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Duplicate of Unit 7: Modern Change & Conflict
Duplicate of Unit 7: Modern Change & Conflict
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Quiz reviewing Unit 7 #worldwari #imperialism #industrialrevolution #worldhistory
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1
What are the three factors of production?
Supply, demand, & price
Land, labor, & capital
Imports, exports, & services
Communism, capitalism, & socialism
2
Which geographic factor helped the Soviet Union withstand German attacks in World War II?
Large mountains
Cold water
extremely hot summer
Distance and harsh winter
3
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by
Communist radicals
French spies
Hungarian nationalists
Serb nationalists
4
Which of the following was not a provision of the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany loses territory.
Germany receives cost of the war.
Japan is granted territory in Asia.
League of Nations is created.
5
Which of the following is not one of the problems that the Weimar Republic faced?
new government was unstable
Urbanization
unemployment
Hyperinflation
6
For which of the following reasons would workers likely form a union?
Demand higher wages
Build a utopian factory
Start a cottage industry
Overthrow the capitalists
7
Which front of the Great War fought in northern France?
The Balkans
The Western Front
The Home Front
The Eastern Front
8
Europeans excused their imperialism by Social Darwinism, which states that:
Non-Europeans ought to be eliminated from the earth.
Europeans are a more advanced race than others.
Human evolution is a false idea.
Building empires helps industrialization.
9
Why did the fighting of World War I spread beyond Europe into other parts of the world?
European colonies throughout the world were fought over
The war in Europe had reached a stalemate
China & Japan declared war on Britain
Africa had an alliance system similar to Europe
10
Why did the British smuggle opium into China?
They thought it was funny
In order to create an alliance with China’s rival, Japan
To create demand for product they could trade to the Chinese
As a tactic to defeat the Chinese military
11
Which new weapon forced infantry to fight using trench warfare?
Tanks
Machine gun
Mustard gas
Aircraft
12
Which of the following is
not
true about early industrial factory workers?
Worked long hours with little pay
Often came from farming families
Created many industrial inventions
Lived in very harsh city conditions
13
Why did the Schlieffen Plan fail leaving Germany to fight a 2 front war in WWI?
Japan’s entry into the war
Insufficient supplies
Lack of speed
Surprise of enemy aircraft
14
The earliest industrial ideas, such as crop rotation and enclosure focused on which industry?
textile
steel
agriculture
oil
15
What happened in Japan during the Meiji Period?
Japan rapidly industrialized & built an empire.
Japan fell into the Belgian sphere of influence.
Japan was shut off from the rest of the world.
The shoguns seized power in Japan.
16
What economic philosophy taught that the government should not interfere with the economy?
Socialism
Utilitarianism
Communism
Lasseiz-faire
17
The first major power to stop fighting in World War I was
Austria-Hungary
Japan
Russia
Ottoman Empire
18
The British took direct control of India as a result of:
The building of the Suez Canal
The Russo-Japanese War
Unrestricted submarine warfare
The Sepoy Mutiny
19
Capitalism is best described as
Command economies
The government controlling all business
Collectivization
Individuals investing in business
20
Which of the following best describes an entrepreneur?
A person who owns stock in a company
A person who risks their own wealth to start a business
Imperialism where a colony is ruled directly by foreigners
A policy used to help industrialize Britain
21
Which leader rose to power as a result of the Russian Revolution
Lenin
Chamberlin
Hitler
Churchill
22
The Triple Entente consisted of France, Great Britain, and:
Serbia
Italy
Russia
Portugal
23
Which of the following would Karl Marx most likely agree with?
There are not enough resources to provide for everyone
Economic competition is healthy amongst social classes
Capitalism creates class struggle
The government should do what's best for its people
24
Fourteen European nations divided Africa among themselves in:
the Berlin Conference
the Treaty of Versailles
the Sepoy Mutiny
the Boer War
25
Which of the following was a cause of the Russian Revolution
Poor conditions in Russia caused by WWI
Stalin had a huge following of supporters who wanted change
Hitler's rise to power
The Allies wanted the Russians to leave the alliance
26
What was Hitler's war strategy in WWII
Schelieffen plan
Defeat fascist in Italy
2 front war
Blitzkrieg
27
Japan's started expanding in the 20th century because
plan to end unequal treaties
increase cultural diffusion
wanted to spread communism
lack of economic resources and economic depression
28
Which of the following is not considered a primary factor leading to the First World War?
Self-determination
Militarism
Alliances
Nationalism
29
Bombing of Great Britain for 57 straight nights
Battle of Britain/ The blitz
Operation Barbarossa
Operation Overlord
Battle of Stalingrad
30
Which of the following best describes the Boxer Rebellion?
Pro-Western uprising of Japanese samurai
Anti-British uprising of Indian soldiers
Anti-Spanish uprising of Cuban citizens
Anti-Western uprising of Chinese peasants
31
Which of the following is the powder keg of Europe?
Russia
Balkan Peninsula
Germany
Scandinavia
32
What was
not
a major change from the cottage industry system to the factory system?
Workers were now more likely to live in a city
Workers now had to travel away from home to work
Means of production were now owned by a factory owner
Workers were no longer reliant on manufacturing for wages
33
Which social class benefited
most
from the Industrial Revolution?
Farmers
Royalty
Urban poor
Middle class
34
Which of the following increased American desire to join World War I?
German invasion of Belgium
Sinking of the British ship Lusitania
Japan joining the war
Italy joining the Allied Forces
