Global II Midterm Review

What is Imperialism?

• extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.

• Coming to a mutual trading agreement with another country

• Giving up some of your land to another country

• agreeing to combine your nation with another nation

Most European Trading Stations would be located....

• A top of mountains, so planes could reach the trading stations

• Europeans do not engage in trade

• along the coast, so boats could get there

• In the inland of a nation, to keep trade amongst themselves

One similarity between the Castle of Edo (Japan) and the Palace of Versailles (France) is that...

• They are owned by the same nation

• They became a symbol of power and wealth

• They are both still standing today

• There is nothing similar about these two places

How did the rulers of France and Japan control their nobles?

• The Rulers controlled all of the nobles money

• The rulers decided who the nobles would marry

• The rulers had no control over their nobles

• The rulers influenced where nobles lived

Which of the following is a cause of the French Revolution?

• unemployment and poverty

• the third estate had no power

• Enlightenment Ideas

• all of the above

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen AND the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and Female Citizen are best supported by which political philosophy?

• Democracy

• Republic

• Separation of Powers

• all of the above

The Declaration of Rights of Man and of the Citizen and the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female citizen are directly influenced by which event?

• WWI

• Bombing of Pearl Harbor

• French Revolution

• Scramble for Africa

The goal of SImon Bolivar was to...

• Conquer Africa

• Unite South America

• Become the new King of France

• Defeat Germany in WWII

Simon Bolivar's actions were most likely influenced by the ideas of ....

• Joseph Stalin

• Enlightenment Philosophers

• King Louis XVI

• all of the above

What was the result of the Irish Potato Famine?

• Many people left Ireland to live in other Countries

• England continued to take food and grain from the Irish

• Many Irish people starved to death

• all of the above