14d - What role did the Opium War, Matthew Perry and Taiping Rebellion play in Japan & China?

The forced China and Japan to open up trade to the West

18a - Which statement is true about the outcome of conflicts during World War 2?

D-Day & Stalingrad were turning points to weaken Germany

3b - How did Alexander the Great impact the culture of Mediterranean societies?

His military conquests allowed the spread of Greek culture

14c - What qualities did Napoleon possess that aided his rise to power?

Paid attention to his troops and their well being

13a - How did the scientists of the Scientific Revolution change the Europeans world view?

they began to apply science in other aspects of life

10 - What was the major result of the Age of Exploration?

new trade routes and spreading of European culture

8 - A study of the Maya, Inca, and Aztec civilizations of Latin America would show that they

developed advanced societies before the Europeans arrival

9d - Why is M. Luther nailing the 95 theses on the Wittenburg door, a turning point in history?

lessened power of the Catholic church & power of Kings grew

1c - What important contribution would closely be associated with the ancient Hebrew religion?

monotheism and a final judgment

14b - One thing all leaders of Latin American countries have in common, was

they all had to fight for freedom to gain independence

9b - The Renaissance Man has been used to describe Leonardo da Vinci because he

had a wide knowledge of many subjects & many diverse talents

7a - The Middle Ages in Western Europe is characterized by

A manor system and the importance of land ownership

6b - What was the results of Mansa Musa's hajj?

New ties between Mali and other Muslim states

4a - What do you know about Justinian's Rule?

He was able to recapture parts of the Western Roman Empire

5c - What event did the Crusaders launch in the 12th and 13th centuries?

They were trying to recapture Jerusalem from Muslim control

13b - What did Locke and Rousseau believe about men and government?

Men are born and remain free. Government should protect all

17f - What was the reason for Germany's victories in 1939-1940 (World War 2)

Germany had superior technology compared to other countries

17c - Describe the government of totalitarianism in Germany, Russia and Italy

Government had complete control of all institutions

10a - What did Chinese explorer Zheng He do during his explorations

developed trade centers in Asia and Africa

5 - what was the reason for the Shiite and Sunni Muslims split in Islam

disagreement over who would succeed Muhammad

3b - Which best summarizes Plato's view of an ideal government?

A wise philosopher-king makes decisions to avoid a mob rule

15d - What was the reason France and Britain practiced imperialism in Africa & Indochina?

they wanted to control the natural resources & open up trade

9c - What did the original HUMANISM believe and teach?

you can live an enjoyable & luxury life w/o offending God

3c - What is the principle of the Roman Law?

An accused person is innocent until proven guilty

6b - The conversion to Islam by the rulers of Ghana and Mali

meant that Islam was forcefully imposed on these societies

10 - What was the Columbian Exchange?

Global trade from New to the Old Worlds & Old to New

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14d - What role did the Opium War, Matthew Perry and Taiping Rebellion play in Japan & China?
The forced China and Japan to open up trade to the West
The Rebellion & War destroyed land in Chinese rice paddies
They were able to lead China to take over Japan
the Chinese and Japanese began a civil war
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18a - Which statement is true about the outcome of conflicts during World War 2?
end of the war encouraged axis powers to resign
Pearl Harbor and El-Alamin were the reasons for US entering
Midway and Guadalcanal were the deadliest battles in WW2
D-Day & Stalingrad were turning points to weaken Germany
3
12a -What did Suleiman the Magnificent do?
captured Vienna and lost the trust of the people there
conquered land extending into Russia
was arrested and kicked out of Europe for life
invaded the island of Sicily
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3b - How did Alexander the Great impact the culture of Mediterranean societies?
His ideas led to reforms with the Roman Catholic Church
His discoveries led to a better physical world
His code of laws was the influence of the international law
His military conquests allowed the spread of Greek culture
5
14c - What qualities did Napoleon possess that aided his rise to power?
Paid attention to his troops and their well being
Hesitation at sending his troops into battle
force alliances with Great Britain
Lack of interest in his soldiers and their well being
6
3b - Which of the following was NOT a Greek philosopher?
Aristotle
Gutenberg
Plato
Socrates
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13a - How did the scientists of the Scientific Revolution change the Europeans world view?
left their beliefs in the church
they began to apply science in other aspects of life
they did not support the scientific way of looking at life
made the Europeans want to leave the church and follow them
8
2b - The terms Brahma, karma, and moksha is closely related to which religion?
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
9
1a - On what did Hammurabi's Code of Law base the punishment of the offender on?
equality of the people
Slavery being outlawed
social class of the offender
the natural rights of an individual
10
10 - What was the major result of the Age of Exploration?
migration of the Bantu people
new trade routes and spreading of European culture
beginning of the Pax Romana
formation of democratic governments
11
Who were the Crusaders during the Middle Ages?
Peasants & Serfs in the field
Priest of the Roman Catholic church
Knights on horseback
Nobles of the Manors
12
8 - A study of the Maya, Inca, and Aztec civilizations of Latin America would show that they
were influenced by the Asian and African civilizations
developed advanced societies before the Europeans arrival
were very large but not very organized
traded extensively with the Pacific Rim
13
9d - Why is M. Luther nailing the 95 theses on the Wittenburg door, a turning point in history?
The Roman Church increased its sales in indulgences
Martin Luther was excommunicated from Roman Catholic Church
lessened power of the Catholic church & power of Kings grew
Catholic church grew in power & decreased the power of Kings
14
1c - What important contribution would closely be associated with the ancient Hebrew religion?
polytheism and reincarnation
monotheism and a final judgment
polytheism and a final judgment
monotheism and reincarnation
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14b - One thing all leaders of Latin American countries have in common, was
they all lived in the same country of Mexico
they were leading a camp for young children
join the Peace Corp at a young age
they all had to fight for freedom to gain independence
16
9b - The Renaissance Man has been used to describe Leonardo da Vinci because he
was a teacher of many great artists and designed a school
was the first person born into the Renaissance
was living in the Italian area during the Renaissance
had a wide knowledge of many subjects & many diverse talents
17
7a - The Middle Ages in Western Europe is characterized by
A decreased emphasis on daily life
Absolute ruler and strong central government
Trade with Asia and the Middle East
A manor system and the importance of land ownership
18
6b - What was the results of Mansa Musa's hajj?
New ties between Mali and other Muslim states
Mali's mass conversion to Islam
the conquest of Saudi Arabia by Mali's army
Mansa Musa is overthrown by the Muslims
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4a - What do you know about Justinian's Rule?
He was unable to conquer the Byzantine Empire
He was able to recapture parts of the Western Roman Empire
He only conquered land North of the Mediterranean Sea
He was able to conquer West Africa
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5c - What event did the Crusaders launch in the 12th and 13th centuries?
They strengthened the economy of West Africa
They were trying to recapture Jerusalem from Muslim control
They sacked the city of Rome
They carved out icons in parts of the Byzantine Empire
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13b - What did Locke and Rousseau believe about men and government?
Men are born and remain free. Government should protect all
History is a story of class struggle for survival
Governments should leave people alone
The royal power is an absolute & without it kings were weak
22
17 - Which was a major concept of Hilter's Nazism?
Imperialism
Militarism
Nationalism
Industrialism
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17f - What was the reason for Germany's victories in 1939-1940 (World War 2)
Germany's army used armor to protect themselves
Germany had superior technology compared to other countries
France's alliance allow them to win
British troops diverted or moved away from the German army
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17c - Describe the government of totalitarianism in Germany, Russia and Italy
Government only allowed for private ownership in businesses
Government had complete control of all institutions
Government promoted freedom for all citizens
Government all for democratic voting in all areas
25
15d - Why was African nations unable to stop European colonization?
Africans wanted to become colonies of Europe
Europeans had superior weapons
Africans believe in the theory of White Man's Burden
Africans were paid NOT to fight the Europeans
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9g - Who invented the Printing Press?
Gutenberg
Galileo
Calvin
Copernicus
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20d - which woman is NOT considered a world leader of the contemporary world?
Indira Gandhi
Golda Meir
Nancy Reagan
Margaret Thatcher
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10a - What did Chinese explorer Zheng He do during his explorations
explored the world with Christopher Columbus
defeated Mongol invaders
united China during the Ming dynasty
developed trade centers in Asia and Africa
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5 - what was the reason for the Shiite and Sunni Muslims split in Islam
Mecca as the holy city of Islam
disagreement over who would succeed Muhammad
the practice of the 5 pillars
the role of women in Islam
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7b - The absolute rulers Louis XIV and Peter the Great believed in which political theory?
absolutism
imperialism
communism
federalism
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9g - Why was Gutenberg's invention of the printing press so important during the Renaissance?
began a new idea for a revolution
allowed more books to be printed in Latin
helped to spread new ideas
led to an increase in universities across Europe
32
2d - Which philosopher's emphasis was on responsible relationships and respect for parents?
Lao-tzu
Hanfeizi
Confucius
Shi Huangdhi
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16a - What events describe: Archduke was assassinated, Serbian nationalists, Triple alliances
beginning of Communist rule in Europe
beginning of World War 2
beginning of World War 1
results of the Gulf War
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3b - Which best summarizes Plato's view of an ideal government?
A wise philosopher-king makes decisions to avoid a mob rule
The states should guarantee the equality of its citizens.
The government should allow the people to have a voice
The state should regulate all aspects of citizens lives.
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14b - Who would have said, "I will not rest until the chains are broken which are Spanish?
Indian Facist
Latin American nationalist
Cuban imperialist
African slave
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15d - What was the reason France and Britain practiced imperialism in Africa & Indochina?
they wanted to end their influence from Islam
They wanted to spread the idea of communism
they wanted to control the natural resources & open up trade
they wanted to improve the working conditions in both
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9c - What did the original HUMANISM believe and teach?
you should live and love for the goodness of the people
you must attend church of Sunday so you don't offend God
you can live an enjoyable & luxury life w/o offending God
you look out for yourself before looking out for others
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3c - What is the principle of the Roman Law?
Citizens are permitted to carry weapons
Citizens are free to worship any religion they choose
An accused person is innocent until proven guilty
Punishment should be based on crime, not the social class
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6b - The conversion to Islam by the rulers of Ghana and Mali
meant that Islam was forcefully imposed on these societies
commercial relations with the Muslim merchants
facilitated the export of Muslim African slaves
transformed the role of women in these cultures
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10 - What was the Columbian Exchange?
trade with Colombia & United States
International trade routes in Colombia
Christopher Columbus exchanging of slaves
Global trade from New to the Old Worlds & Old to New

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