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MAIN-WW1 Review AP World History
MAIN-WW1 Review AP World History
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1
What were some causes of World War 1?
forming alliances
gaining colonies
all of the above
increasing military
2
What was the immediate cause of World War 1?
Economy
Language
They didn't like the same football teams
Assassination of Francis Ferdinand
3
How was Germany punished after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles?
All of these
Were forced to admit they were solely responsible for war.
They lost land.
They had to pay back $33 billion to the Allies.
4
Which of the following is NOT an example of new states being formed thanks to nationalistic rebellions.
Balkans Region
Cherokee Nation
Great Britain
Zulu Kingdom
5
How did the "White Man's Burden" relate to imperialism?
It encouraged whites to show respect to all peoples
It justified imperialism as the duty to civilize "savages"
It called upon imperial powers to treat natives better
It attacked imperialists for their hypocrisy
6
What event accelerated European imperialism in Africa in 1884-1885?
The Berlin Conference
The Indian Rebellion
German Unification
WWI
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The Opium Wars:
Ended foreign influence in China
Showed Britain's commitment to ending the opium trade
Powerfully demonstrated Western military superiority
Marked the end of the Qing Dynasty
8
Which of the following is an example of a settler colony?
Australia
Algeria
Taiwan
Congo
9
Which of the following statements about the Sepoy Rebellion is
FALSE?
Simmering resentment at British arrogance contributed
British women and children were spared
The British referred to this event as the Indian Mutiny
It was triggered by animal fat used to grease a new rifle
10
Which TWO examples of rebellions below utilized religion or spiritual elements to propel revolt?
Tupac Amaru II in Peru
Maji Maji Revolt in Africa
Samory Toure in West Africa
Sepoy Rebellion in India
11
An economic driving force of imperialism from 1750-1900.
Spread of Christianity
Civilizing Mission
Raw Materials for Industrialization
Social Darwinism
12
This image shows:
What Africans thought of European imperialism
Cecil Rhodes' ambition to claim most of Africa for Britain
David Livingstone's devotion to the African people
Bismarck's ambition to make Germany a colonial power
13
Why did emancipation and industrialization lead to further social problems in Russia?
Freed serfs became poor, restless urban workers
Workers and the tsar joined forces against nobles & industry
The tsar's liberal reforms angered the boyars, who rebelled
Foreign capitalists seized power and oppressed the people
14
In "The Communist Manifesto," Karl Marx argued:
For a greater voice for working people in government
For universal health care and suffrage for the poor
For a proletarian revolution to overthrow unjust capitalism
For workers to organize strikes till their demands were met
15
Which of these emerged as an Industrial Power in Asia?
Japan
Indonesia
India
China
16
What resulted from the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny?
Indians were granted home rule
Queen Victoria abdicated the throne
Britain assumed direct rule of India
The East India Company expanded its power
17
Sugar, coffee, tobacco, and cotton were forcibly harvested under imperialism and were known as...
Raw Materials
High Caloric Foods
Subsistence Crops
Cash Crops
18
World War 1 was a "total war" in the sense that
nations all over the world were involved
civilians suffered
the nations involved devoted all their resources to it
new technology played a large part of the war
19
The Treaty of Versailles -
was a balanced, fair peace treaty
maintained German economic superiority
Punished France and Britain
punished Germany economically and militarily
20
The 1905 Russo-Japanese war showed:
Japan was now a major imperial power
Russia's military might
Britain's value as an ally
The importance of the Trans-Siberian Railroad
21
Often demonstrated by wars of expansion, imperialism, and independence revolts.
Social Darwinism
Civilizing Mission
Nationalism
Scientific Racism
22
All the following are true about the Scramble for Africa
EXCEPT:
Colonial boundaries took no account of native inhabitants
Nearly all of Africa was claimed by imperial powers
The Berlin Conference kept peace among Europeans in Africa
Africans enjoyed better lives under colonial rule
23
Theory that individuals and societies are subject to biological laws of natural selection.
Scientific Racism
Marxism
Phrenology
Social Darwinism
24
What increased worldwide demand for millions of indentured laborers in the late 1800s?
Factories needed industrial labor
Marxism was growing in popularity
Slavery was abolished but manual labor was still needed
Labor unions had achieved workplace reforms
25
How did the Industrial Revolution raise the standard of living in industrial countries?
Families could all go to work together
Average people became shareholders of large corporations
Factory work was much easier than farm work
Necessities like food and clothing became much cheaper
26
What is the point of this cartoon?
The British are protecting China from other powers
France and Japan are worried about China
Imperial powers are seizing spheres of influence in China
Germany is destroying China
27
What year did World War 1 end?
1918
1945
1939
1914
28
Why did many traditional rulers resist new ideas and technologies?
They believed deeply in education
They thought new technology would weaken their nations
They feared industry's impact on the environment
They wanted to preserve their power
29
what happened after world war 1
Germany was destroyed
Germany surrendered in november 11, 1918
U.S. was overtaken
the signing of the treaty of Versailles
30
All the following explain the rise of nationalism
EXCEPT:
It rallied nations without their own independent country
It was a passionate reaction to Enlightenment logic & reason
It reflected growing international tolerance and liberalism
It focused people's loyalty as monarchy & religion faded
31
The idea that societies should spread their progress to colonized peoples.
Education
Scientific Racism
Social Darwinism
Civilizing Mission
32
An employee who is bound to provide unpaid labor due to a contract.
slave
indentured worker/servant
Coerced Labor
serf
33
How did the success of labor unions make Marxism less appealing?
Business leaders willingly began paying better wages
Marxists gave up their demands for revolution
Workers who are treated better are less likely to revolt
Labor leaders refused to cooperate with Marxists
34
How did the Industrial Revolution facilitate the growth of global empires?
The "White Man's Burden" made some nations feel superior
Imperial powers competed with each other
Industrial powers needed raw materials
The telegraph, steamship, & modern weapons made it easier
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Technology that most directly allowed for long-distance migration from 1750-1900.
Airplane
Telegraph
Gun Powder
Steam Engine