Unit 7 Test Review

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

• Spain

• Europe

• Britain

• Italy

Workers concentrating their efforts on a limited number of tasks, which increases productivity, is called

• entrepreneurship

• homogenization

• sequestration

• specialization

Otto von Bismarck (Germany) and Count Camillo di Cavour (Italy) both used the Realpolitik approach to unify their countries. What is the BEST definition of Realpolitik?

• adopting the ideas of Karl Marx

• using any means to get and hold power

• achieving power through parliamentary elections

• using the support of peasants to gain control

In 1854 United States seaman Commodore Matthew C. Perry negotiated the Convention of Kanagawa in Japan. What was the purpose of this treaty?

• to end the war with China

• to open Japan to American trade

• to found a colony there for the US

• to negotiate the end of the Russo-Japanese War

In the early 20th century, Kaiser Wilhelm II was the leader of

• Austria

• Germany

• Italy

• Russia

"The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles."

This quote was FIRST made by

• Karl Marx

• Adolf Hitler

• Joseph Stalin

• Mohandas Gandhi

-Prussian and German statesman

-German Chancellor from 1871-1890

-nicknamed "The Iron Chancellor"

-leader in the German unification movement

• Joseph Goebbels

• Otto von Bismarck

• Arthur Zimmerman

• Paul von Hindenburg

Which of these inventions had the greatest impact on the Industrial Revolution?

• steam engine

• cotton gin

• steel

• iron

Which of these best describes the effect the Industrial Revolution had in England in the 19th century?

• people moved from the city to the countryside

• people moved from the countryside to the city

• people moved from England to the American colonies

• people moved from the American colonies to England

Which European nations had the greatest influence in Africa in the early 1900s?

• Belgium and Italy

• Spain and Portugal

• Great Britain and Spain

• Great Britain and France