Nationalism Around the World (Chap. 16)

The deliberate mass murder of a group of people is...

• Ethnic Clensing

• Exclusion

• Purge

• Genocide

A state that rejects religious influences is known as being...

• Seperate

• Regional

• Secular

• Divided

The discovery of in 1938 brought great wealth to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

(a)  

The British encouraged Arab nations to revolt against the Ottoman Empire because...

• the British wanted more land

• the League of Nations thought arab nations should be independent

• Ottoman Empire had allied itself with Germany in WW1

• Ottoman Empire became too powerful

In Turkey, Ataturk created a state in which...

• everyone got free education

• the Turkish language was no longer allowed

• Islamic leaders ran the government

• religion and state were seperate

Reza Shah Pahlavi of Iran helped create a modern state by...

• improving the army and economy

• discovering oil

• prohibiting Islam in the country

• giving everyone a free education

The Balfour Declaration expressed support for...

• A Jewish homeland in Palestine

• A Christian homeland in Jerusalem

• an end to the Ottoman Empire

• Arab nationalism

Black Africans who fought in WW1 for the British or French armies were rewarded with independence.

• TRUE

• False

The purpose of the Comintern was to contain communism within Russia.

• TRUE

• False

Nonviolence was central to Gandhi's methods of civil disobedience.

• TRUE

• False