Final Exam Review Part 1 75 Questions

General of the Nationalist in China (moved to Taiwan)

scattering around the world (done to Jews and Africans)

sculptor and painter of the Renaissance (Sculpture of David / Sistine Chapel)

English Philosopher, wrote Two treatise on Government, Natural rights

if one country falls to communism more will fall (Vietnam War)

Wrote Wealth of Nations, father of Capitalism, the invisible hand

he unified Germany and became the Chancellor of Germany (1871)

heir to the A-H throne, his assassination sparked WWI

leader of communist North Vietnam

founder of Christianity

founder of Islam

wealthy trade and cultural center in Early Western Africa (Gold/Salt)

Dictator of the Soviet Union during 1930s and WWII

dictator of Communist China (40s, 50s, 60s) Great leap forward, Cultural Revolution

Battleship sunk at Pearl Harbor still has a memorial over it

Hammurabi was the king (law code, hanging gardens)

Capital was Constantinople (eastern half the Roman Empire)

Swiss leader of the Reformation, predestination

Father of Communism, wrote the “Communist Manifesto” with Engels

leader of Indian Independence (non-violent, fasting, Salt March)

deliberate killing of an entire national, ethnic, or political group

Islamic place of worship

Christian book (Gospels)

mad monk of Russia who controlled the Tsar, hard to kill

1st Japanese city bombed with an atomic bomb

Recent Communist leader opened China up economically in 1970s and 1980s

pilgrimage to Mecca (one of the five pillars of Islam)

control of one country over the social, economic of another country

Last leader of the Soviet Union, 1985-1990, did Perestroika and Glasnost

Fascist Dictator of Italy during WWII

1st Prime Minster of India (started a family rule in India)

European who traveled to China in 1200s

was the leader of the Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty

crop failure and starvation, resulting in fall of a dynasty

first civilization in the fertile crescent (Ziggurats, cuneiform)

Christian place of worship

leader of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia (great murderer)

Wrote The Prince, leaders use to stay in power (end justifies the means)

He was in charge of the U.S. occupation in Japan after WWII

founder of Buddhism

head of committee of Public safety in France during reign of terror

most important person in the Jewish faith (freed them)

known as the Golden Age of Chinese history, Daoist ideas and art

started the Nationalists movement (1st president of the republic of China)

American who opened up Japan in 1853

German Priest who started the Protestant Reformation (95 Theses)

King of England, forms the church of England, had 6 wives

social hierarchy of relationships including the Shogun and Samurai

Mediterranean sailors, “Carriers of Civilization”, 1st alphabet, purple dye

Kublai Khan was leader, largest in size, visited by Marco Polo

Leader in the Scientific Revolution, Laws of Motion

period started by Alexander the great (blending of Greek with M.E. culture)

Emperor of France, reforms, code, conquered all of Europe in early 1800s

Islamic book (Muslims)

based in Italy controlled a large Empire (crucified Christ)

Prime Minister of Britain during WWII

Current leader of Russia

first to build the great wall, Terracotta Soldiers, legalist ideas

President of US, Treaty of Versailles (14 points)

Dictator of North Korea (Evil), died 2011

built the Forbidden City, great sea voyages to Africa, but isolated

Inventor of the printing press

Famous writer of the English Renaissance (Hamlet/ Romeo & Juliet)

Jewish book (old testament of the Bible)

First dictator of the Soviet Union, led the Bolsheviks

inventor, scientist, and painter, Mr. Renaissance (Mona Lisa, Last Supper)

Hinduism book

declined due to foreign powers and Taiping /Boxer Rebellions

first to use iron, warriors from Asia minor

Buddhism develop on the Silk Road, started Civil Service exams

first to use coins and roads (Darius 1st was the king)

Nazi Dictator of Germany during WWII

Cambodian communists (French Red)

rigid separation of the races in South Africa

Jewish place of worship