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WHP 1200 - Present
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A #WorldHistoryProject review. Includes content from the whole year!
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1
This movement helped spread ideas like nationalism, revolution, and human rights
The Enlightenment
Imperialism
Decolonization
The Industrial Revolution
2
This nation is the only one to ever drop a nuclear bomb as an attack
The Soviet Union
The United States
China
The British Empire
3
This trade route was partially responsible for the spread of the Black Death
The Silk Road
The Industrial Revolution
The Columbian Exchange
The Triangle Trade
4
This man rose to power in Germany after World War 1 and a failed coup-de-tat
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
Gavrilo Princip
5
Which of these was commonly traded along the Silk Road?
Spiders
Coal
Potatoes
Pottery
6
This was translated into "Night of Broken Glass"
Kristallnacht
Blitzkrieg
Nuremburg
Gotterdammerung
7
The Silk Road traveled across which world zone?
The Americas
Afro-Eurasia
Australasia
Asia
8
Economic system focused on generating wealth for companies began because of the Columbian Ex. and the Industrial Rev.
Communism
Bartering
Monarchical
Capitalism
9
India, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and others gained independence during this movement
Columbian Exchange
Imperialism
Decolonization
Revolutions
10
This item was introduced to the Americas from Europe during the Columbian Exchange
Horses
Potatoes
Llamas
Tomatoes
11
Revolutions happen fairly often in history, but rarely are they...
consequential
a failure
successful
interesting
12
Which of these was not a "theater" of World War 2
The European
The Pacific
The Atlantic
The American
13
Which of the following was a consequence of the Industrial Revolution?
Faster modes of transportation
Mass production of firearms and weapons
Creation of factories and mass produced item
Switch to fossil fuels for energy
14
This popular produce became traded worldwide, and in Europe was a causation of population growth
Wheat
Potatoes
Llamas
Corn
15
This Empire was the largest land empire of all time
The Japanese Empire
The Roman Empire
The Mongol Empire
The British Empire
16
This was one of the major empires of the Americas prior to European arrival
Mongol
Ghanian
Incan
Mughal
17
What does the M stand for in the 4 MAIN causes of WW1?
iMperialism
Meritocracy
Militarism
18
The Silk Road, the Columbian Exchanges, and the spread of Enlightenment concepts are examples of this frame
Networks
Production and Distribution
Community
19
Industrialization started in Great Britain for all of the following reasons, EXCEPT
A strong banking and colonial system
A powerful middle class
Easy access of above ground coal
location of coal close to cities
20
This concept reinforced and helped colonies and people everywhere create their own nation
Imperialism
Capitalism
Communism
Nationalism
21
Which of these not invented during World War 1?
The Airplane
Tanks
Long Range Artillery
Poison Gas
22
This nation was blamed for World War 1
Germany
The United States
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
23
The destruction of various African nations, tribes, and populations because of the slave is which Frame?
Network
Community
Production & Distribution
24
How many Jews were murdered during the Holocaust
10 Million
500 Thousand
1 Million
6 Million
25
This man created Communism
Joseph Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
26
When soldiers leapt out of their trench to run into battle in WW1 it was called
"Highway to the Danger Zoner"
going "Over the Top"
entering "No Man's Land"
"Running up that Hill"
27
The Nazi Party turned which group of people into a scapegoat for Germany's woes?
The Americans
The British
The Jews
The Christians
28
This inhumane and abusive practice started as a consequence of the Columbian Exchange
Spread of Spanish and English
Trade between world zones
The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Development of Plantations
29
This man assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand, beginning the conflict of World War 1
Otto von Bismark
Gavrilo Princip
Benjamin Franklin
Vladimir Lenin
30
This industry in Great Britain boomed due to the industrial revolution
Horse Breeding
Weapon's manufacturing
Decolonization
Textiles