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WorksheetsConcept 6 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Major innovation in Genetically Modified organism would be associated with (6.1.I.C)
a)
crop rotation
b)
green revolution
c)
equal field sharing
d)
champa rice
2.
In the context of the 20th century, which of the following would be seen as a revolution in energy? (6.1.I.E)
a)
Monsoon system and wood
b)
coal
c)
oil and nuclear
d)
domestication of animals
3.
Which of the following would NOT be negative effects of the exploitation of finite resources in the 20th century? (6.1.II.B)
a)
Global Warming
b)
Bubonic Plague
c)
Extinction of Animals
d)
Pollution of air and water
4.
What could possibly explain the data on this map? (6.1.III.B)
a)
AIDS is still a world wide pandemic
b)
Africa is the most impacted by this disease
c)
Medical technology has been focused on finding treatment and a cure for AIDS
d)
All of these
5.
Which of the following would have NOT been involved in decolonization movements? (6.2.I.B/II.A)
a)
Kwame Nkurma
b)
Jomo Kenyatta
c)
Ho Chi Mihn
d)
Mustafa Ataturk
6.
How did the decline and fall of 19th century empires impact the 20th century?
a)
Creation of New states
b)
the emergence of new syncretic empires
c)
the unification of large areas under new nationalist regimes
d)
rapid industrialization around the world
7.
Which of the following emerged out of ethnic conflict? (6.2.IV.B)
a)
Break up of the Soviet Union
b)
Rwandan Genocide
c)
Tianmen Square Riots
d)
Berlin Airlift
8.
Which of following is NOT an example of someone who was opposed to conflict
a)
Mao
b)
MLK
c)
Gandhi
d)
Thich
9.
What was distinctive of how India gained its independence (6.2.I.B)
a)
Through armed conflict
b)
New states were created based on religious divisions in the country
c)
It was granted after WWI
d)
thorugh terrorist attacks
10.
How does South Africa represent decolonizing spirit? (6.2.V.B)
a)
By fighting for independence from Great Britain
b)
By negotiating independence
c)
By ending apartheid and ending voting discrimination
d)
By dividing into new ethnic countries
11.
What attitude does this painting by Pablo Picasso most closely associated with? (6.2.V.A)
a)
Nationalism
b)
Communism
c)
War Protest
d)
M.A.D.
12.
What was pivotal about the US response to the Great Depression? (6.2.IV.B)
a)
Laiseez-Faire Policies were increased
b)
'Trickle Down' economics were used
c)
Government involvement in the economy became more prevelant
d)
Conservative ideals won out and strengthened the benifits of big business
13.
One of the landmark achievements that represented the goals of the United Nations was associated with (6.3.III.A)
a)
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
b)
Kellog-Briand Pact
c)
The Domino Theory
d)
Creation of NATO
14.
Which of the following represents support of economic interdependency (6.3.II.B)
a)
NAFTA
b)
WHO
c)
UNICEF
d)
NATO
15.
What accelerated the pace of globalization in the late 20th century?
a)
detente
b)
The Global Recession
c)
The victory of capitalism over communism
d)
the discovery of the theory of relativity
16.
What does the chart reveal?
a)
The western world is leading the way in womens rights
b)
The Islamic world is leading the way in womens rights
c)
Women have gained unprecedented growth worldwide in mulitple areas
d)
Africa is the only area women and gained representation.
17.
Which of the following is true of both India and China from 1945-1990?
a)
Both were colonies of a foreign power
b)
In the 1950’s, leaders of both countries focused on industrial development
c)
Building an agricultural base was the top priority of both countries
d)
Both countries adopted free-trade policies in the 1960’s
18.
Both World Wars in the first half of the 20th century could be seen as the cause for
a)
the dominance of Communist regimes
b)
dissolutionment about democracy
c)
the escalation of weaponary that led to atomic weapons
d)
the success and appeal of fascist governments
19.
Which of the following was NOT a major communist leader
a)
Nikita Khurschev
b)
Fidel Castro
c)
Ho Chi Mihn
d)
Winston Churchill
20.
The creation of Israel and its defense of its land could be seen as the reason for
a)
the decolonization movement
b)
the negritude movement
c)
the advent and expansion of terrorism as a protest movement
d)
the expansion of British and French power in the Middle East
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