World History Final

What were the supporters of the English monarchy called?

who overthrew the Cuban government in 1959

what practice did the Americans and Soviets use as a nuclear deterrent

When did the global economy begin?

What did Truman hope to stop with the Truman Doctrine?

The Truman Doctrine could be viewed as an informal declaration of what?

strife continues between India and Pakistan over

images of dictators in heroic poses on statues and propaganda posters are indicative of

Why did King Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church and form the Church of England.?

Where did Britain begins ending convicted criminals rather than executing them?

which of the following countries is no longer communist

Which of the following best describes the term"blitzkrieg"?

after World War II, which two countries were considered "Super Powers"

term given to villages of shacks and shanties that grew up on the edges of towns

who led the Communists in the Russian Revolution

What Italian city is considered the birthplace of the Renaissance?

match the leader to his country : Archduke Franz Ferdinand

when the Communist took over China, where did the Nationalists go

Who led the Haitian revolt?

"Not through speeches and majority decisions will questions be answered but by iron and blood"

which of the following is NOT a way in which warfare was changed by the industrial revolution

which of the following was NOT one of Asia's Four Tigers

Who painted this?

which of the following was NOT a part of the triple entente

Exchange of living things (plants and animal life) between the old world and new worlds?

Who was the chief figure in France's Reign of Terror?

what kind of drills did school children perform in preparation of nuclear attack

Which of the following was not an issue that led to the French Revolution?

What did Britain's corn laws do?

What canal was built to connect the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea?

Which of the following best describes the term Realpolitik?

term that means "government sanctioned separation of races"

what was the legendary 6000 mile retreat of the communist China called

prohibition banned the manufacture, transport, and sale of

What event led to greater safety regulations in the workplace?

What was the date of the Normandy invasion?

which country had a bloody revolution in which the Communist leader was executed

Who anointed Napoleon Bonaparte, Napoleon I, Emperor of France?

Whom did Churchill credit the victory over the Nazis in the Battle of Britain?

Imelda Marcos is mostly remembered for

which of the following is NOT a type of weapon that was used extensively in World War I

European, but born in the Americas

what was the purpose of the one child policy in China

What dynasty was established by the Manchu?

The main commodity being sought by European from Asia in the Age of Discovery:

what term means the glorification of the military and build-up of weapons by a country

In the early 1400s, what people had the best sailors in the world?

Mussolini gained power in Italy after his followers

where did the Americans and Soviets get their rocket technology for the Space Race

Shakespeare wrote three types of plays. They are all of the following except:

what was the nationality of the assassin in the previous question

what was the point of a bomb shelter

match the leader to his country : kaiser Wilhelm II

Approximately how many people did the Nazis kills in the Holocaust?

who was the first man is space

What was Luther's mainly complaining about in his 95 Theses to the door of the church?

Who led numerous revolutions in South America?

Who painted this?

what type of bomb did the USSR develop in 1949 leading paranoia and fear in the USA

Which of the following was the objective of the Congress of Vienna?

Which of the four countries with a zone of occupation in Germany disagreed with other states?

what does the term "dogfight" mean

Which country has had the only successful slave revolt in history?

East Pakistan became the independent nation of _____ in 1971

there is a worldwide concern over the strife of India and Pakistan because :

Those that fought in the "Expedition of the Thousand," were known as what?

which was NOT a reason why dictators like Hitler and Mussolini were able to take power

What is a workers association organized for the purpose of protecting worker's rights?

Who was Josephine de Beauharnais?

What did a suffragist fight for?

term that means prices have risen so fast that money no longer has any value

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

Which country was an ally of the US and Britain during World War II?

who was the leader of China's Communist Party

which of the following Triple Alliance countries switched after the war started

Which of the following best describes the concept of the Divine Right of Kings?

What is the Clergy?

Which group marched on the palace of Versailles, and stole cannons?

Which one was at the bottom of Colonial Latin America's social structure?

Who led the "Expedition of the Thousand," for the unification of Italy?

what set of laws codified races a means of legalized discrimination

Who was central in the writing of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizenesses?

What was the Marshall Plan Designed to do?

Where was Napoleon's first exile?

what was the main role of women in Nazi Germany

What did Thomas More write about in his book Utopia?

What region of Italy was the final piece of the puzzle and made Italy what it is today?

Which of the following best describes "Laissez-faire"?

What prompted Jethro Tull to invent the seed drill?

The word "Renaissance" means:

Which of the following is the best description of the word Protestant?

what does the term "Kristallnacht" literally mean

What was Prince Henry the Navigator's contribution to sea exploration?

Who was the leading literary figure of the Renaissance?

Which of the following is the best explanation for why Garibaldi handed the throne over?

Prior to the unification of Italy, what was the only independent Italian state?

What does the term "Constitutional Monarchy" mean?

Where did the national Assembly take it’s famous oath?

Where is the test site for the atomic bomb?

which of the following would NOT likely happen in a totalitarian state

Which of the following describes the Age of Enlightenment?

event in Indian history saw British soldiers open fire on a crowd of peaceful protesters

Who made up the third estate?

Eva Braun

What was the term given to the part of the city where Jews were isolated?

Who painted this?

Who is considered the "father of humanism"

Who made Brazil an independent nation?

What does the term "Anti-Semitism" mean?

October 29, 1929, the day the stock market crashed was known as

The National Convention, wanting a fresh start gave France the:

In the early 1800s, a British subject could be executed for shoplifting.

Who led the forces that ultimately defeated Napoleon?

what did Mussolini call his private army

According to the Communist Manifest, all history is a "____" struggle.

Which of the following is the best description of the Defenestration of Prague?

Which of the following statements is the best description of a primary source?

Which country led the way in the Industrial Revolution?

What Italian city had the first Jewish ghetto?

what event led directly to America's entrance into WW I

Who was the ruling family of Austria?

This picture was taken on?

Which is the best description of the term "The Industrial Revolution'?

in what two asian countries did the US fight the spread of communism

What was the name given to the period of time of little or no military action?

the government of Nationalist China was called

system of truck,bike,river,and foot paths used to bring supplies from North to South Vietnam

match the leader to his country : Woodrow Wilson

What is the term for the measure of quality of availability of necessities and comforts?

The new type of army and weapons used by the Ottoman Empire led them to be classified as a:

what is the term for the American belief that is should stay out of other nation's affairs

match the leader to his country : tsar Nicholas II

This picture is from what battle?

What organization was responsible for carrying out the Holocaust?

This work of Da Vinci is considered important because it shows:

why did Gandhi march to the sea

what was the first country to throw off communist rule

Based on this cartoon how France feel about Bismark?

what are desaparecidos

what was the name of the American program that went to the moon

Which of the following is the best description of the concept of absolutism?

Which of the following would not be considered a natural right?

Who was the ruling family of Russia?

where was Hitler when he wrote his book

After Napoleon's exile, France re-established the house of Bourbon.

all of the following are factors the led to World War II except

"Liberty, Equality, Fraternity", was slogan of which revolution?

What ancient Chinese thinker influenced the early Qing government?

Henry Ford produced cars by using a belt that moved automobiles from one worker to the next

Born in Spain

Where was Napoleon's final defeat?

What word is for Christian children who had been captured by the Ottomans and raised as Muslim?

Which of the following would be more likely to be supported by a Liberal?

what was the name of the chemical used for gelding gasoline for making bombs

Of the two being fought in World War II, which one ended first?

The Printing Press was different from previous methods of printing because it used:

What is the Nobility?

what was the goal of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere

Vidkun Quisling

What was Zyklon B used for?

Philosophes wrote their ideas of enlightenment in a book covering nearly every possible subject

Rudolph Hess

The painting in the previous question is in:

what did Western Europe and Japan have in common in the post -World War II world

Which country burned their land so Napoleon was forced to retreat?

what does DMZ stand for

Heinrich Himmler

Who was considered the greatest of all the Ottoman emperors?

In what country was the Normandy Invasion?

Ferdinand Marcos discarded democracy in favor of a dictatorship os the president of what nation

What was Japan's aim in their attack on Pearl Harbor?

Who led the daring bombing raid over Tokoyo early in the war?

name of Argentinian war from 1976-1983, where a number of people vanished without trace

which of the following was not a part of the Allies

what did Mohammad Ali Jinnah's Muslim League seek in pre-World War II India

which of the following was NOT used as a method of communication used during WWII

The name of this painting in Question 16 is:

Which of the following is true of the queue?

What was the name Churchill gave to the line between communist Europe and free Europe?

Hitler's book that spelled out his racist views/belief that Germany needed more living space

after Nelson Mandela was elected president, what was his attitude toward white Africans

Mixed European and Native American heritage

Mixed European and African heritage

What naval battle served as a turning point in the war in the Pacific?

Ewrin Rommel

What nickname did Simon Bolivar receive for his work in Latin America?

what was the name of Wilson's peace plan

which of the following best describes America's reaction to the launch of Sputnik I

Whose conquest of Europe led to great nationalistic sentiment throughout different states?

What was the name of the French government that collaborated with the Nazis?

What was the name of Machiavelli's book that described the government as it actually worked?

Which American president authorized the use of atomic bombs?

Who was the head of the cabinet of Prussia's Wilhelm I, that organized Germany?

For what purpose were the B-29 bombers in the previous question modified?

Which of the following best defines the word proletariat?

What term did Bismark use to describe his strong military power?

term for refugees of Dust Bowl who went to California looking for work during Great Depression

who was the leader of India's nationalist movement prior to World War II

Who is the Wealthy Middle Class?

Nelson Mandela always adhered to Gandhi's belief in non violence

What was the last major German offensive?

Which two ancient cultures did the humanists of the Renaissance study?

Nations from northern Europe tend to be:

socialist group took over Russia at end of Russian Revolution, then changed name to Communist

Who was the ruling family of England?

who was Evita

which had become an old crumbling empire who was desperately trying to hold itself together

This painting is useful to historians because:

in what city did the assassination of Franz Ferdinand the place

what was invented to enable British troops to cross the land between trenches

Who was the ruling family of France?

What does the term "Machiavellian" mean?

which side won World War I

Which of the following best describes the Renaissance?

Those that supported Parliament during the English Civil War were called what?

Which of the following is not true regarding life prior to the Industrial Revolution?

In what city was there an uprising within the Jewish ghetto?

What nationalistic group forced Austria to become a dual monarchy?

On what date was Japan attack on Pearl Harbor?

What art term makes the painting seem more lifelike by giving an illusion of depth?

what was the Mukden Incident

What does "blitzkrieg" mean?

the Central Powers contained all of the following except

The idea of appeasement was:

What is the process by which national economies, cultures, and societies are integrated?

Of these social classes, which one was at the top of Colonial Latin America's social structure?

the following countries signed the Tripartite Pact, forming the Axis Powers of WWII except for

NATO was an alliance of nations led by the United States with an agreement that

what was a speakeasy

which of the following did not have anti-communism revolution in 1989

what was the fascist preferred method of getting what he wanted

Which of the following is not true of the Gutenberg's printing press?

Al Capone came to control the criminal element of what American City

name given to young women of the 1920s, who raised hemlines,smoke,drink and flirt with men

What is this painting called?

fascism is rooted in

What British queen ruled from 1837 to 1901?

What is the term for a group of people with the same culture trying to be their own nation?

Who is considered the "Leonardo of the North"?

After France fell, what nation was left to fight the Nazis in Western Europe?

Who was the head of the Manhattan Project?

What is the term for negotiations between bosses and workers trying to establish working rights

What type of aid was not given in the Marshall plan?

prior to WWI, which peninsula was referred to as the powder keg

What prison did the people of Paris storm and capture?

the name of Adolph Hitler's failed attempt to take over the government of Germany in 1923

What was the operation name of the Normandy invasion?

Who was the ruling family of Prussia?

What two men wrote the Communist Manifesto?

What was the Manhattan Project designed for?

who pulled the trigger on the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

at the end of WWI, what epidemic swept, killing more than the war had

What was "The Hundred Days"?