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1
When was the Industrial Revolution in Europe?
3) 1810 - 1920
1) 1690-1760
4) 1914-1918
2) 1760-1860
2
Which of the following was NOT one of the chief factors for the outbreak of the American Civil War?
b. slavery
e. states' rights versus federal government authority
a. to ally with Great Britain or with France
c. industrial capitalism versus plantation economy
3
Champa rice came from China.
False
True
4
Who do Hindus believe created the universe?
Devi
Brahma
Ganesha
Shiva
5
The Hundred Years War (1337-1453) was fought between what two countries?
France and England
England and Germany
Spain and France
Italy and Carthage
6
Definition of imperialism: extending your power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
True
False
7
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote the Communist Manifesto.
True
False
8
In which revolution did Robespierre encourage execution by guillotine?
GLORIOUS 1688
HAITIAN 1791
FRENCH 1789
AMERICAN 1776
9
Which of these are nation-states?
Germany
Japan
Egypt
All of the above!
10
What were some ideas of the Enlightenment?
the scientific method
the idea of social progress
all of the above!
empiricism
11
When was Robespierre guillotined?
1815
1799
1794
1789
12
Which was NOT a pre-Columbian society?
c) Maya
b) Aztec
d) Olmec
a) Zulu
13
Where is the Door of No Return?
the Bahamas
there are 2: Ghana and Senegal
Nigeria
Sierra Leone
14
How did the Mongols primarily promote trade along the Silk Road?
a) Forced merchants to trade specific goods between Europe and Asia
c) Increasing activity in the Indian Ocean trade route
d) Eliminating Indian Ocean trade for the more preferred Silk Road trade
b) Making the route safer to travel through
15
What did Hitler do after signing the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact with Stalin?
a) Annexed Czechoslovakia
b) Marched into Austria
c) Initiated "The Blitz"
d) Invaded Poland
16
The first document to limit the power of kings and protect individual rights AFTER the Magna Carta (1215):
d) Treaty of Westphalia
b) Petition of Right
a) Charter of Rights and Freedoms
c) Treaty of Versailles
17
The Iranian Revolution of 1979 overthrew the Grand Ayatollah Khomeini and replaced him with the Shah.
False
True
18
What is a paradigm shift?
Lunchtime!
When we enter a parallel universe
When the accepted way of thinking changes completely
When a tiny change in a complex system has major effect elsewhere.
19
Which of these nations was neutral in World War I?
Italy
Germany
Norway
England
20
What is the correct timeline of events for the French Revolution?
National Convention, Declaration of Rights of Man, Estates General
Louis XVI, Robespierre, Marat, Napoleon
Storm of Bastille, Tennis Court Oath, French Republic
Louis XVI executed, Committee of Public Safety, Marie Antoinette executed
21
Which idea was central to Enlightenment thought?
2) Service to others will yield a better world
People should use reason & science to discover nature's laws
1) The universe is too wondrous and mysterious to be understood
3) The universe is meaningless and random
22
Which was the EARLIEST revolutionary wave in modern history?
A) Spring of Nations
C) Constitutional Revolutions
The Sanitation Revolutions
B) Atlantic Revolutions
23
What were the dominant religions of the Ming Dynasty?
c) Tibetan Buddhism and Confucianism
b) Neo-Confucianism and Buddism
a) Buddhism and Taoism
d) Christianity and Hinduism
24
Who started the Haitian Revolution in 1791?
Napoleon III
Toussaint L'ouverture
Napoleon Bonaparte
25
Did Napoleon rise to power during the French Revolution?
True
False
26
When did Columbus land in America?
C. 1493
B. 1492
A. 1491
D. 1469
27
What was the title of the military governor who ruled in place of the Japanese Emperor?
a. Shogun
c. Ronin
d. Samurai
b. Daimyo
28
What were some structures of the TOKUGAWA (aka Edo, 1603-1867) period in Japan?
Ban on Christianity
Bakuhan system
All of the Above
Shogunate Rule
29
What were the four River Valley Civilizations?
Judea, Rome, Egypt, Greece
Mesopotamian city-states, Egypt, Indus, China
Mesopotamian city-states, India, China, Japan
Indus, Mother Russia, Egypt, China
30
When did nationalistic ideas begin?
B) 13th and 14th centuries
D) 18th and 19th centures
C) 17th and 18th centuries
A) 14th and 15th centuries
31
Che Guevara was from Cuba.
True
False
32
The Protestant Reformation paved the way for...
2) Absolute monarchy
3) Peter the Great's reforms in Russia
The Scientific Revolution and the Age of Enlightenment
1) Columbus' discovery of America
33
What is the definition of Daimyo?
c.) An isolationist foreign policy of the Japanese Tokugawa shogunate
b.) The largest and most powerful landholding magnates in Japan
d.) A type of noodle
a.) Land owned by a lord in Japan
34
Where was sugar first refined?
1) Spain
2) New Guinea
3) Canada
4) South Africa
35
Which one of these revolutions came first?
A) Russian Rev
C) French Rev
D) Cuban Rev
B) American Rev
36
Introducing this to Guangzhou led to a rebellion against Britain and the creation of Hong Kong:
b) Heroin
a) Methamphetamine
d) K2
c) Opium
37
What was Peter the Great MOST known for?
2) Violence against peasants
3) Military Strategy to defeat enemies
1) Modernization of Russia
4) Beautiful singing voice
38
What war was fought in 1832 between the United States and Native Americans over territory in Illinois?
B) Ute War
D) Arikara War
A) Black Hawk War
C) Cayuse War
39
What was NOT an important factor in the Renaissance?
fall of the Roman Empire
Locke’s writings
Black Death
Gutenberg’s printing press
40
Napoleon was a terrorist.
False
True
41
Which leaders led the Spanish Inquisition?
King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella
Tomas de Torquemada
Don Quixote
Robespierre
42
Which one of the following was NOT one of the basic ideals of the Enlightenment thinkers?
d. equality for women
b. social contract
a. popular sovereignty
c. political equality
43
Primogeniture is:
inheritance by eldest son
a feudal idea
requires private property ownership
all of the above
44
What year did the French Revolution begin?
C. 1690
B. 1760
D. 1799
A. 1789
45
Which empire was Kublai Khan from?
D. Yuan
C. Qin
B. Han
A. Song
46
Which person led the Palestinian struggle for independence?
Yasser Arafat
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Menachem Begin
47
How was the Age of Enlightenment a major paradigm shift?
2) Protestantism replaced Catholicism across Europe
1) Europeans accepted the equality of all people and religions
3) Europeans turned to Buddhism for wisdom
People used science and reason to challenge tradition
48
What were the reasons for Columbus' voyage?
d.) For trade routes, gold, and God
a.) For trade routes to Asia
b.) For gold
c.) To prove that the world was round
49
Who were the Samurai?
A) a member of the Japanese warrior caste
B) a member of the Mexican Encomienda caste
C) a member of the Indian Untouchable caste
D) a member of the Aztec Tecuhtli or priestly caste
50
When did Judaism begin to spread?
200BCE
2000CE
2000 BCE
2BCE
