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Mr. Mollett's AP World History Modern Quiz Review: Period 3 1750-1900
Mr. Mollett's AP World History Modern Quiz Review: Period 3 1750-1900
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This is a Quiz review for AP World History Period 5.
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1
The Sepoy Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion compare in that both were...
contributing factors to democracy in India and China.
successful revolutions that overthrew imperialists.
violent reactions against Western imperialism.
influenced by Marxist ideology.
2
Known as the golondrinas (sparrows) THIS group of seasonal workers migrated to Argentina.
Japanese
Chinese
Greeks
Italians
3
Which event opened China up to English and other European forms of imperialism?
the White Lotus Rebellion
the Opium Wars
the Taiping Rebellion
the Boxer Rebellion
4
Laissez-faire capitalism and economic liberalism...
empowered workers to fight for worker rights.
promised socio-economic equality.
guided industrial development.
criticized rapid industrialization.
5
Which event greatly challenged the rule of the Qing Dynasty in the middle of the 1800s?
White Lotus Rebellion
Boxer Rebellion
An Lushan Rebellion
Taiping Rebellion
6
Which event led to the modernization of Japan's political and economic systems?
the Tokugawa Shogunate
the Potsdam Conference
the Meiji Restoration
the Twenty-One Demands
7
Toussaint L'Overture, George Washington, and Simon Bolivar compare in that all three...
ignored Enlightenment idealism.
became military dictators.
led successful independence movements.
immediately called for complete egalitarianism.
8
Which reforms of the 1800s were directly influenced by Enlightenment ideals?
socialism and urban sanitation
women's suffrage and abolition of slavery
conservatism and the restoration of absolutism
temperance movement and the social gospel
9
South Africa and Australia are examples of...
German settler colonies
English settler colonies
French settler colonies
Belgian settler colonies
10
Which British colony in Asia was a source of indentured migrants to South America?
Hong Kong
China
India
Burma
11
England and other industrialized states experienced the demographic transition, which...
included lower birth rates and slower mortality rates.
enabled the outbreak of diseases like smallpox and measles.
did little to alter population numbers.
led to drastic population decline.
12
Which of the following were technological advancements that enabled Western Imperialism?
Quinine
Telegraphs
Nuclear Power
Maxim Guns
13
During the Industrial Revolution, labor changed in that it...
was tasked to produce for commercial purposes.
moved into factories.
included women and children.
expanded the use of slave labor.
14
Which is an example of a 20th century racially motivated immigration policy in the USA?
Twenty One Demands
Jim Crow Laws
Enabling Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
15
What were the military dictators who came to power in newly independent Latin American nations?
Viceroys
Gauchos
Gringos
Caudillos
16
The Berlin Conference...
inhibited European imperialism in the Eastern Hemisphere.
led to the European partition of Africa.
led to the outbreak of World War I.
led to European demilitarization.
17
Japanese conquest of Korea, parts of NE Asia, and Taiwan compare best with...
Italian conquest of Ethiopia.
American conquests of Hawaii and the Philippines.
Austrian conquest of Serbia.
Spanish conquest of Mexico.
18
Which colonial empires strengthened their control over India and Indonesia in the 1800s?
France and Germany
The United States and Italy
England and the Netherlands
Russia and Japan
19
Guiana, Chinatowns, and Irish neighborhoods in Boston and New York compare in that all are...
societies that began with high level of economic prosperity.
ethnic enclaves developed from global migration.
havens of racial and social equality.
locations of minority assimilation into majority culture.
20
Which ideology of the 19th century justified Western imperialism in the Eastern Hemisphere?
Communism
Feminism
Social Darwinism
Socialism
21
The Tanzimat Reforms and the Hundred Days' Reforms compare in that both were...
attempts at modernization in China and the Ottoman Empire.
ignorant to Western industrialization.
successful in fully industrializing the Ottoman and Chinese.
reinforced Islamic and Confucian traditions.
22
Neocolonialism was practiced by the United States and England in...
Africa
Australia
India
Latin America
23
Which factor most contributed to the demographic transition of industrialized society?
vaccines and medical breakthroughs
high fertility rates
high infant mortality
increased food production
24
The Declaration of Independence, the Declaration of the Rights of Man, and the Jamaica Letter..
eventually empowered women politically.
challenged oppressive political authority.
led to the immediate abolition of slavery.
were void of democratic ideals.
25
The First Industrial Revolution had steam, textiles, and railroads, while the Second had...
nuclear energy, computers, and the Internet.
steel, chemicals, and electricity.
printing, coffee, and tea.
diamonds, gold, and silver.
26
Ideas such as natural rights and the social contract sought to...
end class struggle and promote social equality.
reinforce absolute monarchies.
alter or expel oppressive governments.
abolish private property and overthrow the nobility.
27
Mary Wollstonecraft and Olympe de Gouge are examples of...
wives of famous astronomers of the Scientific Revolution.
European leaders of the early feminist movement.
females who served in combat roles in revolutionary armies.
women who promoted traditional gender roles and patriarchy.
28
Continental Europe, the United States, Russia, and Japan compare in that all of them...
lagged behind Chinese technological advancements.
resisted British techniques of industrialization.
came under imperial control by England.
eventually had regions that industrialized.
29
Which two nations abolished their brutal labor systems in the 1860s?
Germany and England
the United States and Russia
Brazil and Cuba
France and Spain
30
Which nation was responsible for forcibly opening up Japan's economy to the West?
the United States
China
France
England
31
Which two states were formed out of processes of unification nationalism in the 1800s?
Italy and Germany
England and France
Confederate States of America and Belgium
Brazil and Mexico
32
Which European empires declined during the Age of Imperialism?
Spain and Portugal
Germany and England
Germany and France
Netherlands and France
33
Which society embraced Western imperialism and industrialization prior to 1900?
Ottoman Empire
Japan
China
India
34
The United Fruit Company and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation are examples of...
companies that combated industrialization.
developments that halted Western imperialism.
prosperous transnational businesses.
agencies that alienated American and English investors.
35
Deism and secularization are examples of...
scientific breakthroughs
developments that strengthened theocratic governments
examples of European atheism
Enlightenment influences on institutional religion
36
Maroon communities were...
runaway slave communities in plantation colonies.
Native American states that resisted the USA's government.
communist organizations in Germany and Russia.
Chinese Taipings that resisted Manchu authority.
37
Marxists, or communists, challenged capitalism because of...
socio-economic inequality.
the ease of social upward mobility for workers.
the increase of African slavery.
poor working and living conditions.
38
The steam engine and internal combustion engine relied on...
fossil fuels such as coal and oil.
wind and hydraulic power.
animal muscle power.
slave labor.
39
Which state was considered the Sick Man of Europe during the nineteenth century?
the German Empire
the Austria-Hungarian Empire
the Russian Empire
the Ottoman Empire
40
Which of the following were reasons for England to industrialize first?
The accumulation of capital and access to foreign resources
Access to coal
Improved agricultural productivity
The communist government of England
