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World History 2nd Semester Final Review - Part 5
World History 2nd Semester Final Review - Part 5
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10th Grade College-Prep 2nd semester World History Final Review.
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After World War I, which two Central Powers were no longer nations/empires?
Germany and the Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria and Germany
Austria-Hungary and Germany
The Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary
2
What was the main result of the Russo-Japanese War?
The destruction of the Japanese navy
The shattered belief of white racial superiority
Russia’s won Manchuria and Korea
Japan gained control of China
3
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Great War (WWI)?
Imperialism
Nationalism
Assimilation
Alliances
4
The two main events that forced the US into WWI.
Zimmerman Telegram / Sinking of the Lusitania
Ferdinand's Assassination / Hitler invading Poland
Zimmerman Telegram / Ferdinand's Assassination
Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor / The Battle of Britain
5
What three countries made up the Central Powers during World War I?
Austria-Hungary, Russia and German
Austria-Hungary, Germany and the Ottoman Empire
Japan, Germany and Italy
Italy, France and Great Britain
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Who took control of the Japanese government, modernizing it in 1867 & what name did he take?
Tokagawa / Meiji
Hiroshima / Tojo
Mutsuhito / Meiji
Mutsuhito / Tokagawa
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What three countries made up the Allies during World War I?
France, Russia and Austria-Hungary
Great Britain, France and Russia
Germany, Great Britain and Russia
Bulgaria, France and Italy
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What was the spark for World War One?
The assassination of Otto von Bismarck
Serbia invading Austria-Hungary
The assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand
The invasion of Belgium
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With which nation did Japan sign the Treaty of Kanagawa, opening ports of trade?
Britain
Korea
United States
Germany
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Who benefited the most from the granting of extraterritorial rights in 19th century China?
Foreigners in China
Chinese Christians
The Chinese Government
Chinese peasants