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SCHS World History: Spring Final Review- Part 1
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1
Revolutions in America, France and England, the populous fought for which democratic principle?
popular sovereignty
federalism
divine right of kings
equal wealth
2
Which of the following has been an important impact of globalization?
it is more difficult to get a wide variety of consumer goods
people are less informed than in the past
producers make parts in different countries for less money
local manufacturers face less competition overseas
3
What would the correct sequence be for the events listed?
I,IV, II, III
II,III, IV, I
I,II, III, IV
IV,II, III, I
4
Leader of Jacobins ...Led Reign of Terror...died by guillotine
Who is this?
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Robespierre
Louis XVI
5
Which one of these Enlightenment ideas is
NOT
found in the Constitution?
Separation of Powers
Enlightened despotism
Representative Government
No taxation without representation
6
Which of the following is an example of a natural law?
For every action an equal and opposite reaction occurs
...life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
I think, therefore I am
I don't agree, but will defend your right to say it.
7
Which date and event are
CORRECT
?
1767—Copernicus proves the Heliocentric theory
1776—Thomas Jefferson writes the Declaration of Independence
1492—Johannes Gutenberg invents the printing press
1789—Martin Luther posts the 95 Theses
8
All of the following statements about Elizabeth I of England are true EXCEPT
she supported the arts and attended Shakespeare
she supported exploration and explorers
England defeated the Spanish Armada during her reign
she returned England to its Catholic roots
9
Which one of the following is
NOT
one of John Locke's "natural rights"?
privacy
property
life
liberty
10
Which document stated that “men are born and remain free and equal in rights”?
the Declaration of the Rights of Man
the Declaration of Independence
the Napoleonic Code
the Holy Alliance
11
What percentage of France’s population belonged to the Third Estate?
1
50
10
90
12
Which of the following did Napoleon NOT accomplish?
equal opportunity public education system
stabilization of the economy
uniform set of laws
expansion of freedom of speech
13
The principle of the Declaration of Independence that most influenced the French Revolution was
authority to overthrow the monarch
promise of equality of social classes
abolishment of mercantilism
guarantee of certain basic human rights
14
What was the original purpose of the Internet?
shopping from home
a national defense database
shared information about research
“virtual” travel to distant places
15
During the Reign of Terror, who was safe from the guillotine?
revolutionaries
no one
Robespierre
the nobles
16
Which of the following statements would be considered a
biased
statement?
Columbus changed the world when he landed in the Americas
Europeans are superior to Africans, giving the right to rule
The Scientific Revolution led to new discoveries and ideas
Enlightenment thinkers influenced the United States.
17
What strategy did Czar Alexander I use to defeat Napoleon?
frontal attack
endless negotiations
guns and cannons
scorched-earth policy
18
Preserving the environment while still meeting current economic needs is called?
green revolution
free trade
recycling
sustainable development
19
The First Amendment guarantees all of the following rights
EXCEPT
right to assemble
religious freedom
free speech
checks and balances
20
What happened on July 14, 1789—Bastille Day?
All of these statements are true.
A mob stormed a prison looking for gunpowder
French women marched all the way to Versailles
Robespierre was executed
21
Philosophers of the Enlightenment believed society could best be improved by
following royal commands
borrowing ideas from the ancient Greeks and Romans
applying reason and the laws of nature
relying on faith and divine right
22
Which of the following statements about the Scientific Revolution is
INCORRECT
?
Bacon and Descartes created new ways of thinking in science
the microscope and the telescope fueled scientific discovery
Human anatomy advanced through Vesalius and Harvey
Scientists proved the geocentric theory was correct
23
Which of the following statements about Marie Antoinette is CORRECT?
Marie was born in France
She was hated by the people and executed
Concern for peasants lead her to give them land
Herson became Louis XVIII of France
24
Which of the following has
NOT
contributed to the blending of cultures?
mass media
the Internet
religious fundamentalism
globalization
25
What are the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution called?
Bill of Rights
Mayflower Compact
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
