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Ms. Wood World History Spring Semester Final Exam
Ms. Wood World History Spring Semester Final Exam
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World History (Imperialism, Humanism, Revolutions, World Wars, Communism)
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1
What was the purpose of the Truman Doctrine?
British policy that allows equal rights among people
A challenge to fight disease in foreign lands
A proposal to end Nationalism
American foreign policy to help stop the spread of communism
2
Who is father of economics and wrote Wealth of Nations?
Adam Smith
John Smith
John Adams
Ibn Battuta
3
Which group of civilians were the target of the Holocaust?
Atheists
Jews
Americans
Chinese
4
The “Iron Curtain” divided which nations from which?
eastern and western Europe
United States and Mexico
Eastern and western China
Iceland and Greenland
5
What were the qualities of Middles Age art?
bright colors and everyday scenes
Artistic themes towards humans
No perspective, no proportion, flat. Many religious themes
6
Why did the US join WW2?
Japanese bombed US land in Europe
Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor
Germany had invaded the US
A passenger ship carrying Americans was bombed by Germans
7
Why did Britain/France declare war on Germany in WW2?
The Archduke of Austria was assassinated
Hitler invaded Britain and France
Hitler launched an invasion of Poland, a French ally
News broke out about the Death Camps like Auschwitz
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Who was the real political leader of Japan and Commander and chief of the Japanese Army?
Crusader
Sensai
Empress
Shogun
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Why was WW1 a total war?
the war lasted over 4 years
Industrialization led to many believing they should fight
new crops were being used in battles
Governments devoted all of their resources to it
10
What is urbanization?
a revolution in farming methods
the population shift from rural to urban areas
An American policy allowing freedom of speech
domination by 1 country over another
11
What is Utilitarianism?
theory that all people are created equal
theory that all humans have value
theory that people should judge on the basis of usefulness
the process of joining together
12
When did the Berlin wall fall?
November 10, 1760
None of the above
November 9, 1989
The wall never fell
13
What does Renaissance mean?
recreate
re-united
rebirth
14
What is a "Kamikaze"?
A machine that creates textiles
a suicidal crash on an enemy by Japanese aircraft
An ocean
a Japanese tank used in the Battle of Peleliu
15
Who was president of the US during WW1?
Woodrow Wilson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Roosevelt
John Quincy Adams
16
The Industrial Revolution began in England primarily in which Industry?
agriculture
Railroads
Textiles
mining
17
a direct response to poverty and squalor...
the government did not respond to poverty
totalitarianism
Socialism
Communism
18
During the Agricultural Revolution, farms began growing..............
crops for the family
villages
a single, cash crop
large amounts of rice
19
Which Empire did the Ottomans topple?
Chinese Empire
Empire State building
Byzantine Empire
British Empire
20
Why were Europeans so successful at taking over African and Asian countries
use of Machine guns, steamships, and Quinine
the Europeans were smarter
use of Armadas, or fleets of ships
European economics were far stronger
21
What is an Explorer?
someone who sells and trades slaves
someone who travels through unknown places for discoveries
someone who investigates crimes
someone who owns land and has subjects
22
This explorer wrote the oldest writing of Timbuktu in Mali...
Ibn Battuta
Pietro Venier
Leonardo Da Vinci
Sir Isaac Newton
23
Where did the American government put Japanese-Americans during WW2?
Japanese-Americans weren't put in camps
internment camps
An isolated island in the Pacific
An isolated island in the Atlantic
24
Which countries were part of the Triple Entente
Australia, New Zealand, and China
Russia, Germany, and France
France, Britain, and Russia
USA, France, Germany
25
What was science like after the Rennaissance?
Testing. investigation, proving
science based off the religion
Science stayed the same
26
Who was the prime minister of Great Britain during WW2?
Britain did not have a prime minister
Winston Churchill
Rutherford B. Hayes
Mad-Jack Churchill
27
This natural resource was mined in the desert and traded in Mali....
Salt
deerskins
lumber
pepper
28
What impact did the gun have on the samurai class in Japan?
it took away their social purpose and mobility
it did not effect the samurai class
It led to a rebellion called the Oda Nobunaga
it caused many people to convert to Christianity
29
Who were in India and descendants from Mongols?
The Aztecs
Native Americans
The French
Mughals
30
What technique did Ju Yuangzhang use to make the early gun more effective?
He had them shoot at enemy flags
He had multiple people use one gun
He connected swords to guns which evolved into the bayonets
He used a lot of them
31
Why was the period from the 1950s-1980s called the “Cold War”?
The United States fought endlessly in close combat battles
It was fought in Russia's harsh winter
No Military campaign, only fighting through proxy wars
32
What was the Great Dying?
A time of death in the early 1100s
Foreign policies that forced labor and lead to many deaths
Foreign diseases and germs that killed 90% of Natives
A time of massacres in the late 1300s
33
Which product made the Chinese trade with Europeans?
Flour
Tobacco
sugar
opium
34
All of the following are cases of Imperialism EXCEPT....
Military power
Nationalism
Social Darwinism
Social Psychology
35
American Imperialism involved all of the Following EXCEPT.....
Annexation of Hawaii
controlling the Philippines
Helping Cuba throw off the Spanish Colonizers
giving Guam to the British
36
Which countries were considered the Allies in WW2?
USA, USSR, Bulgaria, France
USA, USSR, Britain, France
none of these countries
all of Europe
37
Which groups did the America target for internment camps?
Americans
politicians
Chinese
Japanese
38
What was the physical change of how people were eating, animals and food are being trading?
The Truman Doctrine
The Columbian Exchange
The Agricultural Revolution
The Silk Road
39
Who were the Red turbans
a group of Russian activists
A musket
A Chinese rebel group who fought and drove out the Mongols
A Japanese rebel group who fought and drove out the Mongols
40
What invention allowed for the creation of the railroad?
the spinning mule
the water frame
the steam engine
the telegraph
41
Define the American policy of ‘containment'
strategies to prevent communism
Basic US strategy for fighting the Cold War
response to Soviet expansion of communism
An internment camp for the Japanese during WW2
42
Which countries were part of the Triple Alliance?
Europe, Africa, Asia
Germany, Austria, France
Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Italy
North Pole and South Pole
43
What is a conquistador?
Spanish explorers for the Spanish Empire
A Spanish doctor
A non-Muslim who fought for the Ottoman Empire
none of the above
44
Who perfected the printing press?
Martin Luther
Johannes Gutenberg
Columbus
Mendel
45
Who was Charles de Gaulle?
Doctor Manette's son-in-law and husband of Lucie
A French General who organized the Free French military
A French painter during the time of the French Revolution
a French philosopher during the time of the Renaissance
46
Which two rebellions against their oppressors led to a call for more western reforms in China?
Taiping and Boxer
Yellow river riots and the Battle of Bunker Hill
there were no rebellions that led to reforms in China
Boxer and Nian
47
What agreement to end fighting was signed on November 11, 1918
The treaty of Versailles
There was no agreement
The Treaty of Paris
The Armistice
48
What is one characteristic of Capitalism?
wages would be forced down as population grew
businesses are publicly owned
government's shouldn't interfere with business
wealthy people should help improve lives
49
American general who served as commander of the Allied forces in Europe in WW2
Churchill
the 34th president
Eisenhower
Mcdouglas
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What is Utopia?
a radical type of communism
A city full of talking animals and bunny cops
an imagined place or state in which everything is perfect.
Nearly perfect qualities for citizens
