FDR attempted to __________ by enacting a naval/trade embargo on the Japanese (particularly oil)

stop Japanese imperialism/expansion

What was the trench warfare?

A war were soldiers fired on one another from opposing dugout trenches

English philosopher who believed people have natural rights

Voltaire believed in...

argued for tolerance, freedom of speech and religion

What was the Columbian Exchange?

The widespread transfer of plants, animals, metals, and African people

What impact did Hernan Cortez's expeditions have on Native Populations?

Significantly declined due to disease and conquest

What was, arguably, the greatest weakness of the League of Nations?

No real power to take action to solve problems

The extension of a nation's power over other lands.

Montesquieu developed ...

the Theory of Separation of Powers.

A shift, of humans from rural areas, towns, and cities

What is the definition for Appeasement?

giving in to the demands of potential enemies

How did social conditions in Germany lead to the rise in Nazi Power?

The government and economy were weak after WWI

What is a secondary source?

object was produced after that event from complied info

Why did the French Revolution occur?

The Third Estate got mistreated and rose up

What was the war guilt clause of the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany responsible for all damage and starting the war

The spark that started WW1 was...

The assassination of Franz Ferdinand

What is the Gross Domestic Product?

The value of the goods and services produced by a country

What does circumnavigate mean?

to sail or travel all around something (i.e., the world)

WWI was a total war because...

countries were willing to make any sacrifices necessary to win

absolute control by the government; very few freedoms

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1
What was a weakness of the League of Nations?
The US not joining the league
breaking up colonial empires
the beginning of the Cold War
League members voting against the Treaty of Versailles
2
FDR attempted to __________ by enacting a naval/trade embargo on the Japanese (particularly oil)
stop Japanese imperialism/expansion
avoid war with Japan
appease Japan
provoke Japan into war
3
How did the Columbian Exchange affect the Europeans?
There was a rise of global empires
The Europeans' diet improved
There was an increase in peoples' wealth
All of the above
4
What was the trench warfare?
A war were soldiers fired on one another from opposing dugout trenches
A warf fought only with submarines
Nighttime bombing raids
Battles fought on large open battlefields
5
Who was John Locke?
English philosopher who believed people have natural rights
The Author of “Poor Richard’s Almanack“ 1732
A French priest that preached about Christianity in the 1700
Fought for women rights during the French and Indian war
6
Who was a main contributor to the extremeness of the Reign of Terror?
Marquis de Layfayette
Napoleon
King Louis XVI
Robespierre
7
Voltaire believed in...
argued for tolerance, freedom of speech and religion
was a supporter of women's rights
an absolute monarchy
capitalism
8
What was the Columbian Exchange?
Christopher Columbus exchanging gifts on Christmas morning
The widespread transfer of plants, animals, metals, and African people
The widespread transfer of slaves and other goods
Columbus making trades with other countries
9
What impact did Hernan Cortez's expeditions have on Native Populations?
Significantly declined due to disease and conquest
Native populations rose due to being introduced to European advancements
10
What was, arguably, the greatest weakness of the League of Nations?
Presence of Adolf Hitler as the chairman
No real power to take action to solve problems
It was overpowered by the United Nations in New York
Germany prohibited the league from importing weapons
11
What is imperialism?
The connection of two countries by Treaty.
The declaration of war against smaller countries.
The extension of a nation's power over other lands.
The study of Darth Vader.
12
Name a negative impact of the Columbian Exchange
Native Americans got horses
Europeans got rich
Europeans got Maize
Native Americans got smallpox
13
European military alliances were responsible for turning a small conflict into World War I.
True
False
14
Montesquieu developed ...
the Social Contract Theory.
the Enlightenment philosophy.
the Theory of Separation of Powers.
the unalienable rights theory.
15
Urbanization
A shift, of humans from rural areas, towns, and cities
The process of people moving to an underpopulated Urban area
Moving to a rural area
The process of severe climate change
16
Which of these is NOT a secondary source?
Biography
A diary entry
Textbook
Encyclopedia
17
German inflation and unemployment during the Great Depression led the way for
child labor laws
stronger currency
authoritarian leaders
new social programs
18
What is the definition for Appeasement?
hatred of Jews
giving in to the demands of potential enemies
lightening war
the genocide of European Jews and others by Nazi
19
How did social conditions in Germany lead to the rise in Nazi Power?
The Nazi's focused on argiculture and promised everyone food
The Nazis increased German industry through 5 year plans
People wanted a new governemnt where they could vote
The government and economy were weak after WWI
20
What is a secondary source?
a letter from a person explaining an experience
a first-hand account of an event
object was produced after that event from complied info
object from a direct source
21
Which is NOT an example of a primary source?
letter
diary
picture from the scene
textbook
22
Why did the French Revolution occur?
Napoléon was not supported by the people anymore
France was fighting Russia
The Third Estate got mistreated and rose up
The rich people were unhappy with the way France was ruled
23
What was the war guilt clause of the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany responsible for all damage and starting the war
The Allied forces had to admit they startet the war
The clause said which countries was to blame for what
USA was responsible for ending the war
24
Who was the president who decided to drop the atomic bomb?
Truman
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nixon
25
What were the negative effects of the Industrial Revolution
people who made handmade goods lost jobs
child labor
workers worked long hours and were paid little
all of these
26
The spark that started WW1 was...
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
The alliance of Germany and Russia
The bombing of pearl harbor
The Attack of Italy
27
What is the Gross Domestic Product?
The amount of money that a country has
The amount of exports in a country
The value of the goods and services produced by a country
Total goods and services divided by population
28
Is this a primary or secondary source?
Primary
Secondary
29
What does circumnavigate mean?
to sail or travel all around something (i.e., the world)
Navigating the ocean in a straight line.
Sailing around the world in a rectangular pattern.
Sailing around the world in a triangular pattern.
30
What are the characteristics of totalitarianism?
Highly nationalistic (flags, salutes, rallies, uniforms)
Propaganda (media – radio, newspapers, posters)
Strict controls and laws
All of the above
31
WWI was a total war because...
a lot of people died
it was a war that lasted a long time
a lot of countries were involved
countries were willing to make any sacrifices necessary to win
32
Why did the US drop the Atomic Bomb?
To kill the Japanese as revenge for Pearl Harbor
We would save money
To save lives and end the war
We wanted to save the Chinese from the Japanese
33
Which of these events occurred during the French Revolution?
Reign of Terror
support for the American Revolution
King Louis XVI built palace of Versailles
Battle of Waterloo
34
totalitarianism
a short tale to teach a moral lesson
the policy of one nation ruling over another
government by the people with elected officials
absolute control by the government; very few freedoms
35
This crew was the first to circumnavigate the globe.
Columbus
Magellan
Hudson
Cabot

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