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HHS world history semester 2 review part 1
HHS world history semester 2 review part 1
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Most of the early factories were located near
farms
cities
railroads
waterways
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Russian peaceful protest turned violent when troops opened fire. Killed trust in the tsar.
St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
Bloody Sunday
Storming of the Bastille
Tianammen Square Massacre
3
The term suffrage means
making alcohol illegal
right to work
right to vote
human rights
4
All of the following are new weapons of World War I EXCEPT
Trenches
Automatic Machine Gun
Poison Gas
Airplane
5
Child Labor laws passed in the early 1800's England to reduce children work hours
Balfour Declaration
Factory Acts
Corn Laws
Mine Bill
6
In 1853, which man used naval power to force Japan to start trading with the United States
Thomas Jefferson
Dwight Eisenhower
Admiral Nimitz
Matthew Perry
7
The race to colonize Africa was called
Taiping Rebellion
Manifest Destiny
Open Door Policy
Scramble for Africa
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The belief in the free market and that government should keep not interfere in the economy
ultitarianism
Communism
Iron Law of Wages
Laissez-faire
9
This author wrote about the harsh conditions of the poor during the Industrial Revolution
Smith
Kippling
Dickens
Ricardo
10
These organizations formed to fight for workers rights but were often illegal
coalitions
labor unions
monopolies
management systems
11
The Franco Prussian War resulted in the unification of Germany with the exception of
Saxony
Austria
Bavaria
Prussia
12
During World War I the countries that fought the Allies were called the
Triple Nations
Dual Alliance
Central Powers
Triple Entente
13
During the Industrial Revolution, the first factories started in which industry?
automotive
coal mining
textile
communications
14
All of the following are associated with Mao Zedong EXCEPT
Great Leap Forward
Long March
Cultural Revolution
Amritsar Massacre
15
Countries started to imperialize because they wanted all of the following EXCEPT
raw materials
markets to sell goods
refueling stations
cultural diversity
16
The leader of the Bolsheviks who overthrew the Provisional Government and murdered the monarch
Stalin
Khrushchev
Nicholas II
Lenin
17
This economist believed that supply and demand were natural forces guiding economies.
Malthus
Smith
Marx
Ricardo
18
In 1853, which man used naval power to force Japan to start trading with the United States
Thomas Jefferson
Dwight Eisenhower
Admiral Nimitz
Matthew Perry
19
Economist believed that the proletariat would overthrow rich and create a classless society.
Malthus
Ricardo
Smith
Marx
20
The White Man's Burden was a poem written by Rudyard Kipling about
industrial revolution
nationalism
suffrage
imperialism
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Leader of the Movement for India's Independence after the Amritsar Massacre.
Martin Luther King Jr.
Aung San Suu Kyi
Mohandas Gandhi
Nelson Mandela
22
The Dual Monarchy is a combination of
Austria and Germany
Austria and Hungary
Germany and France
Germany and Hungary
23
The domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another
anti-semitism
Industrial Revolution
Social Darwinism
Imperialism
24
Huge corporate structures that controlled entire industries or areas of the economy
monopoly
joint stock company
partnership
communism
25
Inventor of the assembly line and mass produced cars in the United States
John Deer
Karl Benz
Henry Ford
Nikolaus Otto
26
The belief that it was American destiny to spread from sea to sea
Progressivism
Manifest Destiny
Seneca Falls Convention
Abolition
27
In 1803 President Jefferson doubled the size of the United States with which of the following?
Alaskan Purchase
Louisiana Purchase
Texas Annexation
Florida Cession
28
All of the following are causes of World War I EXCEPT
Militarism
Nationalism
Alliances
Industrial Revolution
29
All of the following are causes of World War I EXCEPT
Nationalism
Alliances
Industrial Revolution
Militarism
30
Legal racial segregation in South Africa
negritude movement
economic nationalism
Harlem Renaissance
Apartheid
31
Chancellor of Prussia who ultimately was responsible for German unification
Otto von Bismarck
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Napoleon III
32
Germans used unrestricted submarine warfare against this boat stating it was carrying weapons
Lusitania
USS Enterprise
Titanic
USS Indianapolis
33
A major cause of the American Civil War was
John Brown's raid at Harper's Ferry
the south quit selling slaves to the north
conflict over expansion of slavery into the territories
Northern industrial revolution
34
Document that states that the American continents are not subjects for future colonization.
Monroe Doctrine
Balfour Declaration
Roosevelt Corollary
La Reforma
35
Type of warfare that caused a stalemate on the Western Front during World War I
total
trench
submarine
tank
36
The Bolshevik revolution included all of the following catch phrases EXCEPT
Peace for the Soldier
Bread for the Worker
Land for the Peasant
Jobs for the Unemployed
37
Applying the idea of survival of the fittest economic, racial and social competition
Social Gospel
temperance
romanticism
Social Darwinism
38
Which Fourteen Point was the most important to Woodrow Wilson?
Self Determination
League of Nations
No more Alliances
Freedom of the Seas
39
The Allies of World War I consisted of
Great Britain, France, Russia, US
China, Russia, Japan
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
Japan, Italy, and Germany
40
All of the following are true of the Irish Potato Famine EXCEPT
Disease killed potato crops
many Irish migrated to United States
Many Irish starved
The British provided adequate relief
41
Which is a canal dug through former Columbia's land that links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
Straight of Gibraltar
Venice Canals
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
42
The Open Door Policy allowed China to trade with
The countries that colonized China
everyone
Soviets
European Countries
43
Apartment style housing near early factories with typically substandard conditions was
Tenements
Suburbs
Laissez-faire
Campsites
44
With this treaty, Lenin took Russia out of World War I
Dayton Accords
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
45
War that broke out in 1898 over Cuba's attempts to win independence from Spain
Spanish American War
World War I
Civil War
Mexican War
46
Promise from Great Britain to the Jewish Zionists of a homeland in Palestine
Non alignment
Pan Arabism
Zimmerman Telegram
Balfour Declaration
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Proposed an alliance between Germany and Mexico against the United States during World War I
Balfour Declaration
Fourteen Points
Ems telegram
Zimmerman telegram