What happened in the Congo during the reign of Leopold II?

People were forced to farm for rubber or else were punished brutally

Define parts of MAIN: Alliances

Beneficial union between countries

If there is a piece of text in your test, what should you do before answering the questions?

Read through it, then answer the question

When a powerful country controls a weak country for resources

You still have rights, even if they are not listed, Rights not in the constitution go to individuals to make decisions

What action did the U.S. take that led to the end of World War II?

Use of atomic bombs on two cities

Which of these is an example of propaganda?

Advertisements for a product, A political ad

Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition

What methods did the Nazis use to murder the people in the concentration camps?

Hard labor, Gas chambers, Shooting, Starving/hunger

Define parts of MAIN: Imperialism

Expanding your country's power through force

What does MAIN stand for?

M-Militarism A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism

Loyal to the state, and obedience to the ruler.

What was the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany reduces army, pay big reparations, be ashamed

How did the Nazis hide death/concentration camps from the Allies for so long?

Keeping the camps in the country, away from cities

Rights not in the constitution go to the state

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Amendment 3
Right to jury trial
Freedom of speech
No quartering of soldiers
No unfair search and seizure
2
Amendment 8
No cruel and unusual punishment
Trial by jury
Right to a speedy trial
Warrant for search and seizure
3
Amendment 4
Need a warrant for search and seizure
Can't be forced to house soldiers
Trial by jury
Need documentation to force you to house soldiers
4
What happened in the Congo during the reign of Leopold II?
People were sold as slaves to the new world
People were forced to farm for rubber or else were punished brutally
5
Define parts of MAIN: Alliances
Patriotism
Strong military to defend
Expanding your country's power through force
Beneficial union between countries
6
If there is a piece of text in your test, what should you do before answering the questions?
Ask the teacher to give you the answer
Read through it, then answer the question
Take a random guess
Stare at it blankly and hope the answer comes to you
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What is imperialism?
When an emperor is in power
When a weak country fights back against a powerful country
When a powerful country controls a weak country for resources
When poeple feel very strongly about the greatness of their country
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Amendment 2
No taxes
Bear arms
No quartering of soldiers
Drink alcohol
9
Amendment 5
Speedy trial
Bear arms
No self-incrimination
No cruel and unusual punishment
10
What were the causes of World War I?
GAIN
PAIN
RAIN
MAIN
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Amendment 9
Rights not in the constitution go to the state
You still have rights, even if they are not listed
Rights not in the constitution go to individuals to make decisions
Rights not in the constitution go to the federal government
12
Amendment 7
No cruel and unusual punishment
Trial by jury
Right to a speedy trial
Warrant for search and seizure
13
What was the treaty of Versailles
Restricted use of mustard gas in any war
Brought WW1 to an end
Disbanded the League of Nations
Gave France control over Germany
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What action did the U.S. take that led to the end of World War II?
Forced a surrender
Invaded Japan
Use of atomic bombs on one city
Use of atomic bombs on two cities
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Which of these is an example of propaganda?
Advertisements for a product
A map of a region
A political ad
A picture of a dog
16
Amendment 1
Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
The right of people to be secure
The powers not delegated
Right to keep or bear arms
17
What methods did the Nazis use to murder the people in the concentration camps?
Hard labor
Gas chambers
Shooting
Starving/hunger
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Define parts of MAIN: Imperialism
Patriotism
Beneficial union between countries
Strong military to defend
Expanding your country's power through force
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Define parts of MAIN: Militarism
Patriotism
Strong military to defend
Expanding your country's power through force
Beneficial union between countries
20
What did the Japanese people believe about surrender?
The people got to vote if they wanted to surrender or not
It was the right thing to do when you were losing
It was dishonorable
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What does MAIN stand for?
M-Money A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism
M- Militarism A-Association I-Innovation N- Nationalism
M-Militarism A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism
M-Militarism A-Alliances I-Isolationism N-No-Man's-Land
22
What is Fascism?
Loyal to the state, and obedience to the ruler.
Betraying your country
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Amendment 6
Trial by jury
No unfair search and seizure
No double-jeopardy
Speedy trial
24
Why did Britain invade China during the Opium Wars?
They wanted to look powerful to France
They wanted gold
They wanted tea
They left their people stranded in China
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What was the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany reduces army, pay big reparations, be ashamed
Germany keeps army, pay small reparations, not ashamed
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Define parts of MAIN: Nationalism
Strong military to defend
Beneficial union between countries
Expanding your country's power through force
Patriotism
27
Which continent was the most powerful from the 1500s - 1800s?
South America
Africa
Australia
Europe
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How did the Nazis hide death/concentration camps from the Allies for so long?
Asked everyone to keep it a secret
Keeping the camps in the country, away from cities
They didn't - The Allies knew but did nothing
Used large tents to hide them from planes
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Amendment 10
Rights not in the constitution go to individuals to make decisions
Rights not in the constitution go to the state
Rights not in the constitution go to the federal government
You still have rights, even if they are not listed

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