Final

Which conclusion about these passages is valid?

• British officials disagreed about an appropriate response to economic problems.

• Irish peasants refused to accept government assistance during the famine.

• Agricultural productivity increased as a result of British involvement.

• Britain’s long-term objective was to support Irish nationalism.

What was significant consequence of the events described in these passages?

• A majority of the Irish people converted to Protestant Christianity.

• Ireland became the most agriculturally diversified country in Europe.

• Government intervention no longer took place in Ireland.

• Approximately one million people emigrated from Ireland.

Based on this cartoon, which concept influenced Kemal Atatürk’s development of New Turkey?

• laissez-faire

• modernization

• communism

• zionism

Which event led to Kemal Atatürk’s development of New Turkey?

• fall of Ottoman Empire

• rise of the Soviet Union

• unification of Germany

• creation of a Jewish homeland

The primary purpose of this letter was to persuade the British to

• stop the flow of opium into China

• increase trade with China

• end all business with China

• defend China against invasion

What is a long-term result of the conflict described in this letter?

• The British were forced to pay reparations to China

• The Chinese government closed all ports to the British.

• The British forced China to sign unequal treaties

• The British agreed to respect Chinese sovereignty

Which political leader other than Mao Zedong utilized this type of poster?

• Otto Von Bismark

• Emperor Meiji

• Joseph Stalin

• Nelson Mandela

The design and use of this poster suggests its purpose was to

• advertise advancements in Chinese healthcare

• build support for China’s leader among the people

• warn the Chinese people about the dangers of capitalism

• improve the literacy rates of children and adults throughout China

Which historical development is most closely associated with this poster?

• establishment of special economic zones

• efforts to confront the opium crisis

• nationalist rebellions against Qing rule

• the Cultural Revolution

Which problem is best described in this passage?

• poverty of factory workers

• limitations of a market economy

• slow pace of economic growth

• domination of foreign investors