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Final Exam Review Game

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

_________ is best defined as extreme pride in one's country.

a)

Patriotism

b)

Nationalism

c)

Idealism

d)

Obama-ism

2.

Liberalism is best defined as:

a)

A belief that people should be free from government control

b)

A polticial ideology based on enlightenment principles

c)

All of the above

d)

None of the above

3.

Nationalism becmae a driving force in the Austrian Empire. What happened next?

a)

Austria and Germany united as one nation

b)

Due to increased natioanlism Austria-Hungary was formed

c)

The Austrian Empire was dissolved and many new nations were formed

d)

Austria went to war with France

4.

Rober Owen's theory in which society, not individuals, should own property & control industry. It was believed this would be for the good of all. This was called ___________________.

a)

Capitalism

b)

Socialism

c)

Communism

5.

The Congress of Vienna helped foster nationalism by...

a)

Giving countries previously controlled by others political freedom

b)

Creating economic opportunities which previously did not exist

c)

Encouraging countries to form alliances with one another

d)

Creating political boundaries which ignored national groups. It placed groups under the control of large empires.

6.

_____ was the leader of the German unification.

a)

Barak

b)

Garabaldi

c)

Bismark

d)

Napoleon

7.

James Watt's invention of the _________ allowed _________.

a)

Cotton gin; larger amounts of cotton produciton

b)

Incadescent lightbulb; people to work into the night

c)

Steam engine; factories to move to the cities

d)

None of the above

8.

Which of the following best describes the benefits of new agricultural technologies?

a)

Better livestock resulted from new breeding tecnhiques

b)

The seed drill allowed farmers to plant crops quicker; this yielded increased food supply

c)

Faster cotton production because of the cotton gin

d)

All responses

e)

No responses

9.

_____ was the 1st invention that allowed for instant communication.

a)

Telegraph

b)

Telephone

c)

Newspaper

d)

All responses

e)

No responses

10.

Which of the following describes Great Britain's position on labor issues at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution?

a)

Great Britain was concerned about worker's rights and passed progressive legislation to protect worker's safety

b)

Great Britain ignored many of the labor issues that existed during this time

11.

______ had become very powerful both politically and economically. This allowed them to be the initial leaders of the Industrial Revolution.

a)

France

b)

The USA

c)

Spain

d)

Great Britain

12.

There are four factors of production - land, labor, capital, and entreprenuers. Which of the following is an example of an entreprenuer?

a)

Donna makes lattes at Starbucks

b)

Janet works at Windsor as a sales clerk

c)

Lisa owns a store specializing in fannypacks

13.

The process of moving the production of goods from craft occupations performed in the home to power-driven machinery is called....

a)

Cottage Industry

b)

Industrialization

c)

The Factory Process

d)

Urbanization

14.

The Meiji wanted to modernize Japan, but the wanted to do it on their own terms. Which of the following statements best supports this goal?

a)

A group of Japanese leaders embarked on the Iwakuru Journey to learn about western industry, governments, and education

b)

The Meiji was only interested in embracing reforms and western ideas that would benefit Japan

c)

The Japanese began to modernize their military

d)

All responses

e)

No response

15.

The banning of the ______ made Europeans more interested in the natural resources Africa had to offer,

a)

The Slave Trade

b)

Diamond Mining

c)

Colnizaiton

16.

_______ was used to rationalize the White Man's Burden because it stated that some races were more fit than others.

a)

Evolution of the speicies

b)

Racism

c)

Natural selection

d)

Social Darwinism

17.

Commander Perry opened Japan to trade with the US after his first visit.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The British introduced the opium trade to fix the trade imbalance with the Chinese. Before the British introduced opium, the Chinese were only interested in which British goods?

a)

Gold and silver

b)

Jade

c)

British pounds

19.

As a result of the Opium Wars the Chinese were forced to sign...

a)

An agreement that turned China into a British colony

b)

An alliance with Japan

c)

The Unequal Treaties

d)

All response

e)

No response

20.

The steam engine allowed people to do which of the following...

a)

Travel quicker form place to place due to the steam locomotive

b)

Allowed factories to move away from the water and produced power through steam

c)

All response above

d)

No response

21.

As a general rule European countries profited from their colonies.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

The Boxer Rebellion in China was started due to..

a)

Chinese frustration over European influence in their country

b)

A dislike of Chinese people on the part of Europeans

c)

A long standing rivalry between the Chinese and Japanese

23.

_____ is the idea that all of a society's resources should contribute to the war effort.

a)

World War

b)

Total War

c)

Cold War

24.

Which of the following best describes the Open Door Policy?

a)

Many western nations, including Great Britain, France, and the US, were given free trade ports in China

b)

China closed itself off to the western world

25.

Germany marches through _______ to get to France, this results in Great Britain entering WWI.

a)

Holland

b)

Switzerland

c)

Belgium

d)

Brussels

26.

My friends Lily and Madi are in a fight, and I refuse to pick a side. Which vocabulary term best fits this scenario?

a)

Abstaining

b)

Alliances

c)

Neutrality

d)

I am sad, our Snapchat streak is over!!

27.

Which of the following is not a consequence of the February Revolution?

a)

The Czar stayed in power

b)

Russian police defied the Czar when the refused to shoot the rioters

c)

The Duma disbanded

d)

The provisional government was put in place

28.

Which of the following made up the Central Powers during WWI?

a)

Austria-Hungary, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire

b)

France, Great Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and Russia

c)

France, Great Britain, Russia, and the US

d)

Great Britain, Russia, and the US

29.

The _________ tried to entice Mexico into WWI by promising them part of the Southwestern United States.

a)

Zimmerman Telegraph

b)

Geneva Accord

c)

Lusitania Letter

30.

Which of the following best describes why Europeans did not adopt Wilson's 14 Points?

a)

They wanted revenge on Germany for the destruction of their countries

b)

They wanted o fight another World War

c)

The US was not involved in the war, so the Europeans felt that they had no place in the peace process

d)

None of the above

31.

Which of the following terms does not belong?

a)

Smoot Hawley Tarrif

b)

Stock Market Crash

c)

Reconstruciton

d)

The Great Depression

32.

Many young people in China were upset with the government established by the 1911 Revolution. Many of these long people believed that their country's government needed reform. Which of the following types of government did many of these young people want to isntall?

a)

Democarcy

b)

Military Dictatorship

c)

Monarchy

d)

Communist

33.

The events in Nanking and Manchuria highlighted...

a)

The increasing military power and brutality of Japan

b)

The decreasing power of the Civilian government in Japan

c)

Japan's efforts to build better relationships with their neighbors

34.

Kim Jung Un

a)

North Korea

b)

Russia

c)

Sudan

d)

Taiwan

35.

Japan and Germany agreed not to side against each other in war and fight the growth of communism together. This agreement is known as ___________.

a)

The Friendship Truce

b)

German-Japanese Pact

c)

The Anti-Commintern Pact

d)

The Schliefen Plan

36.

Japan identified two limiting factors to their imperial growth. They were:

a)

Lack of natural resources; reduced military size

b)

Rivalry with the US; Weak Civilian Government

c)

Aggressive actions taken by China; Lack of natural resources

d)

Limited military size; Civilian government

37.

Mussolini

a)

Great Britain

b)

France

c)

Italy

d)

Germany

38.

Hitler frequently broke the Treaty of Versailles knowing that European countries...

a)

Would engage in conflict quickly with Germany

b)

Would go to vast lengths to avoid war with Germany

39.

________ is when Hitler and Stalin promised not to engage in military conflict.

a)

The Treaty of Versailles

b)

The Nazi-Soviet Non-Agression Pact

c)

The Friendship Truce

d)

None of the above

40.

The US and Allies used military intervention to respond to the Holocaust immediately.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

_______ is the allied invasion of Normandy and Omaha Beach. This resulted in the Allies eventually breaking through the German Front in Northern Europe.

a)

D-Day

b)

Victory in Europe Day

c)

Battle of the Bulge

42.

The Battle of Iowa Jima and Okinawa helped the Americans prepare for:

a)

An invasion of China

b)

A potential land invasion of mainland Japan

c)

None of the above

43.

The Allies invaded ________ because it served as a staging ground for the invading southern Europe.

a)

Malta

b)

Northern Afirca

c)

The Middle East

d)

Ibiza

44.

Whom was excluded from the Berlin Conference?

a)

Europeans

b)

African leaders

45.

Great Britain is an...

a)

Island

b)

Continent

c)

Seriously pick island, we went over this every unit!! :)