Unit 7 Review APWH

Which of the following factors led to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire?

• Economic decline and financial crisis

• Military defeats and loss of territories

• Rise of nationalism among ethnic groups

• All of the above

What were the factors that led to the collapse of the Russian Empire?

• Economic instability and military defeats

• The assassination of a key political leader

• A natural disaster that crippled the economy

• None of the above

What were the primary factors leading to the collapse of the Qing Dynasty in China?

• Economic troubles and foreign invasions

• The rise of democratic ideals

• Natural disasters only

• Technological advancements

What factors led to the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1917?

• Economic disparities and World War I

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The discovery of the New World

What were some of the outcomes of the Bolshevik Revolution?

• Establishment of a communist government

• Introduction of a democratic system

• Expansion of the Russian Empire

• Strengthening of the monarchy

How did the Mexican Revolution (1910 and beyond) challenge the existing political and social order in Mexico?

• By overthrowing the long-standing dictatorship and addressing social inequalities

• By introducing new forms of music and art

• By establishing trade agreements with foreign nations

• By making Spanish the official language

Generally, what are some external factors that led to change in states after 1900?

• Economic recessions

• World wars

• Technological advancements

• All of the above

Generally, what are some internal factors that led to change in states after 1900?

• Economic policies

• Political ideologies

• Social reforms

• All of the above

What role did militarism play in causing WWI?

• It was a minor factor

• It played a significant role

• It was the sole cause

• It had no role

What role did alliances play in causing WWI?

• They had no significant impact

• They were primarily defensive

• They contributed to the spread and escalation of the conflict

• They helped maintain peace until the assassination in Sarajevo