European History and Concepts

What is the main goal of Communism as described in the learning material?

• To establish a classless society where workers control industry and production

• To promote religious wars for control of holy lands

• To create a feudal system with kings and peasants

• To encourage the mass expulsion of ethnic groups

Which historical event involved a series of religious wars fought by European Christians to reclaim Palestine from Muslims?

• Crusades

• Enlightenment

• Ethnic Cleansing

• Feudalism

Struggle between western democracies AND eastern communists

• Cold War

• Promoting the expulsion of ethnic groups

• World War I

• Forming an international organization of European countries

What is the European Union (EU)?

• An international organization of European countries formed after World War II to reduce trade barriers and increase cooperation

• A social and political movement led by Marx and Lenin

• A medieval system of government

• A series of religious wars

Which term describes the mass expulsion and killing of an ethnic or religious group in an area by another ethnic or religious group?

• Ethnic Cleansing

• Feudalism

• Enlightenment

• Communism

What is the term given to the systematic murder of over six million European Jews and others by Nazi leaders during World War II?

• Renaissance

• Impressionist

• Holocaust

• Industrial Capitalism

Which artistic movement in 19th century France focused on detailed realistic and factual description?

• Realism

• Impressionist

• Renaissance

• Middle Ages

What is the economic system based on private ownership and the investment of resources for profit called?

• Renaissance

• Industrial Capitalism

• Middle Ages

• Impressionist

Which period of history is described as the time between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Italian Renaissance?

• Middle Ages

• Realism

• Holocaust

• Impressionist

Which artist style developed in the late 1800s and tried to capture natural appearances using dabs or strokes of color?

• Realism

• Impressionist

• Renaissance

• Industrial Capitalism