World History Unit 11 24-25
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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
The map shows an alliance system during which time period?
Back
The Cold War
Answer explanation
Alliance A: NATO
Alliance B: The Warsaw Pact
These alliances are from the Cold War where Central Europe is the primary hot spot of potential conflict between them, especially West & East Germany/West & East Berlin.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Mao Zedong under his Great Leap Forward plan, collectivized farms into large communes. (if false rewrite the statement to make it true)
Back
True
Answer explanation
Under his Great Leap Forward plan, Chairman Mao collectivized farms by placing people into large groups called communes where they had to share everything including food and tools. Farmers were told to use new farming methods to increase agricultural output, but these methods never really worked. Farms didn't grown enough food and this led to a huge famine where millions of people died.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
How have some Palestinians attempted to force changes to their political situation? Options: building an army to threaten invasion of Israel, suing the United Nations in the International Criminal Court, conducting terrorism to raise international awareness for their demands, building a wall separating Palestinian land from Israel
Back
conducting terrorism to raise international awareness for their demands
Answer explanation
Some Palestinians have resorted to Terrorism to bring international attention to the loss of their territory to Israel. Palestine has been losing territory to Israel since the UN created Israel in 1947. Over the last 80 years Palestine has lost more and more territory.
Their use of terrorism and continual conflict between Palestinians and Israel is a very divisive issue around the world.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Margaret Thatcher was the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and was known for her conservative views on public benefits and labor unions. She was closely aligned with U.S. President Ronald Reagan in the 1980's. (if false correct the statement to make it true)
Back
True
Answer explanation
Thatcher was the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1979-1990). She received the nickname "Iron Lady" due to her political strength and determination. She believed in less government control and more personal responsibility, so she changed the economy by reducing taxes and public benefits, selling government owned businesses, and limiting the power of labor unions.
She worked closely with President Ronald Reagan as they both believed in similar ideas about free markets and fighting communism. Together they strengthened ties between the UK and US. They also worked together to stand against the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What event does the excerpt refer to?
Back
Cuban Missile Crisis
Answer explanation
The big clues in this excerpt that its about the Cuban Missile Crisis is the immediate threat of nuclear war, Soviet Leader Khrushchev, John F. Kennedy, promise of the US not invading, and blockade.
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What led to the creation of new nations following World War 2? Options: Decisions by the United Nations to create new nations, Independence movements among people within European colonies, The growing military strength of both the United States and Soviet Union, Financial aid by the United States to impoverished cultures
Back
Independence movements among people within European colonies
Answer explanation
Following World War 2, people in many colonies in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean began independence movements to gain more freedom and control over their countries.
They wanted to choose their own leaders. They were tired of being controlled by Europeans and wanted self-rule. Sometimes these movements were peaceful protests and sometimes they were wars.
European countries at the same time were weakened by the war and no longer had the money or power to control their colonies. Because of the strong independence movements and pressure from the people, many colonial powers gave up control of their colonies and handed governance over to the people they once ruled.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Most Arab states have not accepted the establishment of Israel, which is one factor that led to what between most Arab states and Israel?
Back
Ongoing conflict and tension
Answer explanation
Israel is surrounded primarily by Arab/Muslim countries. They disagree with the creation of Israel by the United Nations because the UN took land away from Palestinians to create it. This had led to ongoing conflicts and tension in the region between Israel and other Arab/Muslim nations and with Palestinians.
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