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A Review of Chapter 18 Lesson 3 and Lesson 4
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1
With the growing popularity of photography, artists in the 1900’s ______________.
stuck to principles of moderation and balance in their work
competed with camera to capture the reality of everyday life
abandoned visual reality in favor of individual expression
preferred to paint in indoor studios rather than outdoors
2
The widespread massacres of Jews was called pogrom.
TRUE
FALSE
3
Reasons U.S. wanted control of islands in the Pacific and the Caribbean?
Businesses desired increased trade with Asia.
Hawaii had an unprofitable sugar industry
U.S. Navy wanted to establish a fueling station on Cuba
Gov't felt greater global military presence wasn't necessary
4
The Russian legislative assembly created by Nicholas II was called the pogrom.
FALSE
TRUE
5
US was the richest country in the world in 1900, most of the wealth was owned by approximately
10 percent of the population
50 percent of the population
25 percent of the population
40 percent of the population
6
The policies of William II of Germany led to
the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
two hostile alliances that would not compromise
the Bloody Sunday massacre
the resignation of Bismarck
7
By 1888, ______ was the strongest military and industrial power in Europe.
Germany
Great Britain
Spain
United States
8
The members of the Triple Alliance were
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
Greece, Serbia, and Montenegro
Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Italy
Russia, France, and England
9
The art movement that rejected traditional styles was called modernism.
TRUE
FALSE
10
What do Monet and Van Gogh have in common?
They contributed to Einstein’s theory of the universe
They painted using new forms of expression
They did research to assist Freud
They contributed to the study of atomic particles
11
Method by which a therapist helps patients uncover repressed thoughts and memories
psychoanalysis
modernism
zionism
functionalism
12
In 1907 France, Great Britain, and Russia made up the Triple Alliance.
FALSE
TRUE
13
The most famous modern artist and their contribution to the world of art.
Monet, impressionism
Van Gogh, post-impressionism
Pablo Picasso, cubism
Pablo Picasso, modernism
14
The Zionist movement began when
artists began to paint outdoors
artists began to think art should exist for its own sake
psychoanalysis proved to be an effective treatment
Jews immigrated to Palestine to escape persecution
15
Scientific discoveries in the late 19
th
century and early 20
th
centuries
confirmed Einstein’s ideas
confirmed Newton’s ideas
led to belief in a universe with certainty and precision
increased uncertainty about the universe
16
The implementation of ministerial responsibility in West. Eur. governments was a sign that ___.
monarchies were being restored
democracy was expanding
universal male suffrage was necessary
new alliances were forming
17
The theory used to justify the dominance of Western nations was called psychoanalysis.
TRUE
FALSE
18
The impressionist painter who tried to capture the play of light on water was Pablo Picasso.
FALSE
TRUE
19
____, hostility, and discrimination toward Jews were used by political parties to win votes.
Zionism
collective bargaining
Anti-Semitism
social progress
20
Theory that buildings should be useful rather than ornamental
impressionism
cubism
functionalism
modernism
21
Principle calling for prime minister to be responsible to the elected legislative body
ministerial responsibility
functionalism
modernism
absolutism
22
Stated space and time are relative to the observer.
Curie
Monet
Einstein
Freud
23
According to Freud, human experience was strongly determined by
Newtonian physics
atomic structure
past experiences
natural rights of humankind
24
Discovered the first radioactive element
Curie
Freud
Eastman
Einstein
25
Russia opposed Austria-Hungary’s 1908 annexation of
Romania
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Serbia
Japan