The motives for the Arab Spring and the French Revolution are similar is that people wanted to

Alter the government to bring about reform

Believers of Hinduism are expected to

Fulfill their dharma for a favorable reincarnation

How did the Protestant Reformation contribute to the rise of nation-states?

It challenged the absolute power of the pope

What was the aim of Gandhi's Swadeshi movement?

Make it less profitable for the British to exploit India

How does Smith’s “invisible hand” of capitalism compare to modern-day government interventions?

Governments have modified capitalism to support other goals

How did Francis Bacon's beliefs change society during the Scientific Revolution?

Moved people away from faith toward observable truths

The Chinese Revolution and the Cuban Revolution are similar in that their leaders both

Relied on support from the peasants

How did the revolution in printing lead to increased global interaction in the Renaissance?

By making it easier to spread ideas

The primary goal of the student protests in Tiananmen Square (1989) was to

Increase political freedom and rights in China

Which of these best describes Islamic society during its Golden Age?

Achievements relied on a knowledge of math and science

During both WWI and WWII, the economic policies of many governments were designed to

Limit consumption by rationing goods

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1
Which goals are most closely associated with the Russian Revolution of 1917?
Peace, land, and bread
Science, technology, and agriculture
Liberty, equality, and fraternity
Nationalism, democracy, and livelihood
2
The motives for the Arab Spring and the French Revolution are similar is that people wanted to
End economic inequalities using social media
Alter the government to bring about reform
Rid society of secular beliefs
Create change through nonviolent means
3
The encomienda system in the Spanish colonies of Latin America was most similar to European
Feudal land grants
Subsistence agriculture
Joint stock companies
Guild systems
4
Believers of Hinduism are expected to
Obey the Ten Commandments
Follow the Eightfold Path to achieve enlightenment
Complete a pilgrimage to Mecca
Fulfill their dharma for a favorable reincarnation
5
How did the Protestant Reformation contribute to the rise of nation-states?
It ended the practice of serfdom
It united all Christians under one leader
It challenged the absolute power of the pope
It gave the right of self-government
6
What was the aim of Gandhi's Swadeshi movement?
Limit British control of India’s domestic politics
Prepare for the British to abandon India as a colony
Make it less profitable for the British to exploit India
Prevent the British from establishing a monopoly in cotton
7
How does Smith’s “invisible hand” of capitalism compare to modern-day government interventions?
Governments have abandoned capitalism for command economies
Governments have modified capitalism to support other goals
Governments have abandoned capitalism for barter economies
Governments have adopted capitalism without modification
8
How did Francis Bacon's beliefs change society during the Scientific Revolution?
Supported belief in supernatural control the world
Reinforced the idea that one should not question the Church
Encouraged resistance to human law in favor of natural law
Moved people away from faith toward observable truths
9
A major goal of both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been to
Encourage economic development
Control oil prices
Promote the development of rainforests
Expand governmental control of industry
10
Jean-Jacques Rousseau and John Locke both agreed that a government should be based on the
Consent of the governed
Separation of nationalities
Equal distribution of wealth
Religious values of the people
11
The Chinese Revolution and the Cuban Revolution are similar in that their leaders both
Relied on support from the peasants
Used peaceful methods to achieve their goals
Rejected industrial development
Embraced capitalist ideas
12
How did the revolution in printing lead to increased global interaction in the Renaissance?
By providing free books to all people
By requiring people to read scripture
By making it easier to spread ideas
By increasing profits from publishing
13
The primary goal of the student protests in Tiananmen Square (1989) was to
Increase political freedom and rights in China
Support the policies of the Chinese Communist Party
Encourage the spread of industrialization throughout China
Decrease the amount of Western influence in China
14
Which ideology was behind Wilhelm's creation of the unified German state?
globalism
nationalism
militarism
socialism
15
The most important motive for the “Scramble for Africa” was that Africa provided a source of
Technologically innovative practices
Free labor for the Americas
Raw materials used in industry
Religious inspiration
16
Which of these best describes Islamic society during its Golden Age?
People of diverse faiths were required to convert to Islam
Cities developed self-sufficient economies
Social status of Muslims was determined at birth
Achievements relied on a knowledge of math and science
17
Policies of the EU and NAFTA have resulted in
An increase in interdependence
The support of isolationist practices
An improvement in containment efforts
The expansion of totalitarianism
18
Which of the following phrases describes the government of the Roman Republic?
Unrestricted use of military rule.
Network of local governments
System of checks and balances
Use of clergy to write and enforce laws
19
Which economic system is marked by supply and demand, investment capital, and competition?
Command
Free Enterprise
Manorialism
Barter
20
During both WWI and WWII, the economic policies of many governments were designed to
Rebuild destroyed housing
Eliminate tariffs on imports
Limit consumption by rationing goods
Collectivize agriculture

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