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WorksheetsFinal Exam Grab Bag Review!
Total questions: 190
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The mainland of Greece is primarily what landform?
a)
Plateau
b)
Archipelago
c)
Peninsula
d)
Delta
2.
Where did the majority of early Greeks settle?
a)
Along the coastline and in river valleys
b)
In mountain valleys
c)
On islands
d)
On rocky mountainsides
3.
Which sea is located WEST of Greece?
a)
Ionian Sea
b)
Aegean Sea
c)
Mediterranean Sea
d)
Black Sea
4.
Which sea is located EAST of Greece?
a)
Aegean Sea
b)
Ionian Sea
c)
Mediterranean Sea
d)
Black Sea
5.
What narrow channel of water connects the Sea of Marmara to the Aegean Sea?
a)
Gulf of Corinth
b)
Peloponnesian Strait
c)
Hellespont
6.
Which Greek city-state was located the farthest south?
a)
Athens
b)
Marathon
c)
Thebes
d)
Sparta
7.
What was the first culture to settle in Ancient Greece?
a)
Minoans
b)
Athenians
c)
Spartans
d)
Mycenaeans
8.
Why are the Mycenaeans considered the first Greeks?
a)
They lived in mainland Greece
b)
They spoke Greek
c)
They traded with other new cities in Greece
9.
After the fall of Mycenaean society, the _______ Age started in Greece?
a)
Dark
b)
Light
c)
Iron
d)
Bronze
10.
The start of Greece's classical age was marked by the development of ___________.
a)
Iron weapons
b)
Deep sea sailing vessels
c)
City-states
d)
The phalanx
11.
In Greek city-states what did life revolve around?
a)
Agora
b)
Acropolis
c)
Polis
d)
Fortress
12.
What type of government did Athens utilize?
a)
Direct Democracy
b)
Representative Democracy
c)
Tyranny
d)
Oligarchy
13.
To be a citizen in Athens, you had to be all of the following EXCEPT ________________.
a)
18 or older
b)
Male
c)
Born in Athens
d)
Land-owning
14.
All citizens were part of the ______________ in Athens, which met every 10 days.
a)
Council of 500
b)
Council of Elders
c)
Agora
d)
Assembly
15.
What type of government did Sparta utilize?
a)
Direct Democracy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Monarchy
d)
Representative Democracy
16.
Which of the following was NOT true of Sparta's Council of Elders?
a)
Had to be 60+
b)
Had to be from a noble family
c)
Served for life
d)
Had to be related to a member of the royal family
17.
Which of the following did NOT contribute to Athens' trade-based economy?
a)
4 miles from the Aegean Sea
b)
Useful harbor
c)
Close to other city-states
d)
Large amount of farmland
18.
True or False: Sparta had an assembly for all citizens.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
19.
What led to Sparta's economy being based on farming and conquest?
a)
Isolation
b)
No access to the Sea
c)
Good amounts of farmland
d)
ALL OF THESE ARE CORRECT
20.
The goal of Athenian education was to produce ____________________.
a)
Warriors
b)
Good Citizens
c)
Traders
d)
Diplomats
21.
The goal of Spartan education was producing _________________.
a)
Men and women to protect Sparta
b)
Diplomats
c)
Traders
d)
Citizens
22.
True or False: Both Spartan and Athenians men received military training as part of their education.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
23.
The Persian Empire began in modern-day ____________.
a)
Iran
b)
Iraq
c)
Turkey
d)
Syria
24.
Who founded the Persian Empire?
a)
Cyrus II
b)
Darius
c)
Philip II
d)
Xerxes
25.
What event marked the start of the Persian Empire?
a)
Revolt against the Medes
b)
Ionian Revolt
c)
Fall of the Minoans
d)
Battle of Marathon
26.
What event marked the start of the Persian War?
a)
Ionian Revolt
b)
Revolt against the Medes
c)
Battle of Marathon
d)
Battle of Plataea
27.
To fight the Persians, who did the Ionians ask for help?
a)
Athens
b)
Sparta
c)
Thebes
d)
Corinth
28.
When Darius sought to conquer Greece, he sent messengers asking for gifts of Greek __________________.
a)
Iron and Bronze
b)
Earth and Water
c)
Wine and Bread
d)
Weapons and Warriors
29.
At the Battle of Marathon, why wouldn't the Spartans come to the aid of Athens?
a)
Another battle
b)
Political conflict
c)
Religious festival
d)
Hate and rivalry
30.
To defeat the Persians at Marathon, what strategy did the Athenians use?
a)
Fake retreats
b)
Fighting in a narrow channel
c)
Attacking the Persians from both sides
d)
Large arrow volleys
31.
After the Battle of Marathon, who became king of the Persians?
a)
Darius II
b)
Cyrus
c)
Alexander
d)
Xerxes
32.
At Thermopylae, why were the Spartans forced to retreat?
a)
They were betrayed
b)
They were outnumbered
c)
Reinforcements had arrived
d)
To defend Sparta
33.
How many Spartans remained at Thermopylae with King Leonidas?
a)
300
b)
6,000
c)
100
d)
80,000
34.
After Thermopylae, Xerxes destroyed _________.
a)
Athens
b)
Sparta
c)
Corinth
d)
Dephi
35.
What was the first trick that Themistocles used against Xerxes at the Battle of Salamis?
a)
Fake message
b)
Fake retreat
c)
Flying Persian flags
36.
What tactic did the Greeks use at both Thermopylae and Salamis?
a)
Luring the Persians into a narrow path
b)
Sending fake messages
c)
Using fake retreats
d)
Surrounding the Persians
37.
The Battle of _____________ was the final battle of the Persian War.
a)
Salamis
b)
Thermopylae
c)
Plataea
d)
Marathon
38.
The early Greek kings were __________________ by the people.
a)
Elected
b)
Worshipped
c)
Betrayed
39.
In a monarchy, rulers ________________ .
a)
Inherit their power
b)
Steal their power
c)
Overthrow others to take power
d)
Are given their power by the people
40.
By 800 BCE, most Greek kings had been overthrown by _________________.
a)
Military leaders
b)
The people
c)
Aristocrats
d)
Merchants
41.
Oligarchy is rule by the ____________.
a)
Royal
b)
Few
c)
Many
d)
People
42.
Most oligarchs were overthrown because they mistreated the _________________.
a)
Rich
b)
Poor
c)
Military
d)
Religious
43.
______________ could not claim that they had a legal right to rule.
a)
Tyrants
b)
Oligarchs
c)
Kings
d)
Council members
44.
Which type of democracy does the United States use?
a)
Representative
b)
Direct
45.
Caesar was well known as a general for conquering almost all of _____________.
a)
Gaul
b)
Spain
c)
Syria
d)
Greece
46.
Which of Caesar's former allies did he go to war against over the control of Rome?
a)
Pompey
b)
Crassus
c)
Octavian
d)
Antony
47.
After defeating Pompey and his army, Caesar returned to Rome and declared himself ______________ for life.
a)
Dictator
b)
King
c)
General
d)
Consul
48.
In what year was Caesar assassinated?
a)
44 BCE
b)
753 BCE
c)
509 BCE
d)
14 CE
49.
Which of Caesar's two allies chased and killed his assassins and then fought each other for power over Rome?
a)
Pompey and Crassus
b)
Marc Antony and Octavian
c)
Cicero and Virgil
50.
Why did Marc Antony and Octavian got to war against each other?
a)
Antony divorced Octavian's sister to marry Cleopatra
b)
Octavian decided to forgive Caesar's assassins
c)
Antony declared himself dictator for life
51.
What event do historians consider to be the end of the Roman Republic and the start of the Roman Empire?
a)
The naming of Augustus
b)
Caesar's assassination
c)
The war between Caesar and Pompey
d)
Caesar's conquest of Gaul
52.
What is the period of time known as the Pax Romana?
a)
200 year period of Roman peace
b)
A long series of civil wars
c)
Rome's alliances as a republic
d)
The Roman republic
53.
What event first allowed Rome to start expanding?
a)
The last Etruscan king being overthrown
b)
The death of Caesar
c)
Victory in the Second Punic War
d)
Augustus becoming emperor
54.
What event forced the Romans to rebuild their city with stronger defenses and a stronger army?
a)
The Gauls destroying Rome
b)
The First Punic War
c)
The Second Punic War
d)
The civil war between Pompey and Caesar
55.
The Punic Wars were a series of wars between Rome and ______________?
a)
Carthage
b)
Gaul
c)
Egypt
d)
Spain
56.
The First Punic War started when _____________ asked Rome to help them defend against Carthage.
a)
Sicily
b)
Saguntum
c)
Corsica
d)
Sardinia
57.
The Second Punic War started when ________________ attacked the city of ________________ in Spain.
a)
Hannibal; Saguntum
b)
Hannibal; Rome
c)
Scipio; Saguntum
d)
Scipio; Zama
58.
How did Hannibal get his army to Rome during the Second Punic War?
a)
Across the Med. Sea
b)
Through Egypt and Greece
c)
Through Spain and across the Alps
59.
Which Roman general defeated Hannibal at the Battle of Zama to end the Second Punic War?
a)
Scipio Africanus
b)
Scipio Aemilianus
60.
What did Carthage do that led to the Romans starting the Third Punic War?
a)
Defended themselves from a nearby army
b)
Sailed trading ships into Roman waters
c)
Stopped paying Roman taxes
d)
Made an alliance with Greece
61.
Who conquered the city of Carthage to end the Third Punic War?
a)
Scipio Africanus
b)
Scipio Aemilianus
62.
In 91 BCE, why did Roman allies in Italy revolt against Rome?
a)
They wanted the rights of citizens
b)
They were angry at Carthage
c)
The Romans lost a recent war
d)
Hannibal destroyed their homes
63.
Who led an unsuccessful slave revolt against Rome?
a)
Spartacus
b)
Scipio
c)
Cicero
d)
Hannibal
64.
At the end of the first period of expansion, what had Rome conquered?
a)
Italy
b)
Spain and Gaul
c)
All of the Mediterranean
d)
Great Britain
65.
Which mountain range runs down the spine of Italy?
a)
Alps
b)
Appenines
c)
Himalayas
d)
Ural
66.
Rome was built upon seven ________.
a)
Rivers
b)
Hills
c)
Caves
d)
Valleys
67.
In what year is Rome believed to have been founded?
a)
753 BCE
b)
800 BCE
c)
509 BCE
d)
227 BCE
68.
After the final king of Rome was overthrown, the Romans created a government called a _____________.
a)
Democracy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Republic
d)
Tyranny
69.
Why wasn't the Roman republic a democracy?
a)
All the leaders came from the same small group of wealthy men
b)
Only those descended from Romulus could vote
c)
Leaders held power for life
d)
Citizens could not vote
70.
In order to prevent them from abusing their power, dictators in Rome could only serve for ______________.
a)
6 months
b)
1 year
c)
2 years
d)
2 months
71.
The common people in Rome's republic were called
a)
Patricians
b)
Plebeians
72.
Powerful nobles in Rome's republic were called
a)
Patricians
b)
Plebeians
73.
Before creating a republic, what form of government did the early Romans utilize?
a)
Monarchy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Democracy
d)
Tyranny
74.
The two most powerful magistrates in Rome were called _____________.
a)
Consuls
b)
Tribunes
c)
Senators
d)
Dictators
75.
Consuls and magistrates served for ______________.
a)
1 year
b)
Life
c)
6 months
d)
3 years
76.
Which of the following was NOT a check on the power of the consuls?
a)
They served for only 1 year
b)
They became senators after their term ended
c)
They were elected by the assemblies
d)
They could NOT be vetoed
77.
The majority of senators in Rome were __________________.
a)
Patricians
b)
Plebeians
78.
Senators in Rome served for ____________.
a)
Life
b)
1 year
c)
6 months
d)
10 years
79.
Although the magistrates were initially in charge of this, the senate later took control over Rome's _____________.
a)
Army
b)
Finances
c)
Infrastructure
d)
Defenses
80.
The assembly in Rome was made up of ________________.
a)
Just Patricians
b)
Just Plebeians
c)
All Roman citizens
81.
One of the main jobs of the Roman assembly was to __________________.
a)
Elect magistrates
b)
Defend Rome
c)
Make new laws
d)
Veto the actions of others
82.
Who elected the Roman tribunes?
a)
Just Patricians
b)
Just Plebeians
c)
All Romans
83.
Tribunes served for _________________.
a)
Life
b)
1 year
c)
10 years
d)
25 years
84.
Tribunes had the unique power to ___________.
a)
Veto the actions of other officials
b)
Collect taxes
c)
Declare war
d)
Elect consuls
85.
To VETO means to _________.
a)
Prohibit
b)
Correct
c)
Steal
d)
Fight
86.
Roman citizens willingly participated in the government because it was their ________________.
a)
Civic duty
b)
Favorite pasttime
c)
Source of income
87.
Where was the main public meeting place in Ancient Rome (the Twelve Tables were displayed there)?
a)
Forum
b)
Agora
c)
Palatine Hill
d)
Lupercal
88.
What did nobles give to knights in exchange for their military service?
a)
Fiefs
b)
Weapons
c)
Vassals
d)
Manors
89.
A noble who gave land to a knight in exchange for military service was called a _____?
a)
Vassal
b)
Serf
c)
King
d)
Lord
90.
Knights that took land from nobles in exchange for military service were called _____?
a)
Lords
b)
Vassals
c)
Serfs
d)
Fiefs
91.
What do historians call the system of promises that governed relationships in the MA?
a)
Manorialism
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Feudalism
d)
Monarchy
92.
Feudalism was a system of promises and relationships between _____ and _____.
a)
Knights and Kings
b)
Lords and Vassals
c)
Knights and Serfs
d)
Kings and Serfs
93.
The Manor System was a/an _________ system.
a)
Politcal
b)
Economic
c)
Social
d)
Religious
94.
Workers who worked on manors and were tied to the land were called ______.
a)
Serfs
b)
Knights
c)
Fiefs
d)
Lords
95.
The Middle Ages was in the Middle of ________ and _______.
a)
Rome and the Renaissance
b)
Greece and the Renaissance
96.
Which group were sent to various places by the pope to spread Christianity?
a)
Priests
b)
Missionaries
c)
Knights
d)
Crusaders
97.
Which group established isolated communities to help spread Christianity?
a)
Missionaries
b)
Knights
c)
Crusaders
d)
Monks
98.
Which group of people developed feudalism?
a)
The Franks
b)
The Goths
c)
The Romans
d)
The Vikings
99.
The Crusades were focused around gaining control of what city in the Holy Land?
a)
Mecca
b)
Jerusalem
c)
Anatolia
d)
Medina
100.
For which of the following religions did the Holy Land NOT have religious significance?
a)
Christianity
b)
Judaism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Islam
101.
Which Muslim empire expanded their empire, frightening the Byzantine emperor into asking the pope for help?
a)
Abbasid
b)
Seljuk
c)
Mughal
d)
Songhai
102.
Which Pope called a meeting in France where he called for a crusade to reclaim Jerusalem?
a)
Urban II
b)
Leo III
c)
Gregory VII
d)
Henry IV
103.
During which crusade did Christians succeed in conquering Jerusalem?
a)
Sixth
b)
Third
c)
First
d)
Second
104.
What was a major reason why the First Crusade was a success for the Europeans?
a)
The Crusaders had more soldiers
b)
A lack of unity among Muslims
c)
Reinforcements from Italy
d)
Intelligent military leaders
105.
Which great Sultan formed a large Muslim Empire (Egypt, Syria and the east) and retook almost all of the Holy Land?
a)
Seljuk
b)
Saladin
c)
Usamah ibn-Munqidh
106.
Which English king led the fight against Saladin during the Third Crusade?
a)
John I
b)
William of Normandy
c)
Urban II
d)
Richard the Lionheart
107.
Later crusades were led by what kind of people, rather than by the military?
a)
Nobles
b)
Knights
c)
Slaves
d)
Poor Peasants
108.
Why did monarchs become more powerful during the crusades?
a)
Nobles and knights left home to fight
b)
Higher taxes by the kings
c)
They gained more support from the pope
d)
Monarchs were victorious in the First Crusade
109.
What did the increasing power of monarchs help end in Europe?
a)
the Manor System
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Feudalism
d)
Democracy
110.
As the members of the First Crusade moved towards the Holy Land through Europe, which religious group was violently attacked and persecuted?
a)
Christians
b)
Muslims
c)
Jews
111.
Which two European countries expelled all Jews during the crusades?
a)
Ireland and Germany
b)
France and England
c)
Austria and Italy
d)
Switzerland and Norway
112.
Prejudice against Jews that spread during the crusades was called what?
a)
Anti-semitism
b)
Anti-judaism
c)
Segregation
d)
Excommunication
113.
The land between Egypt and Syria, often called the Holy Land, was also called what?
a)
Jerusalem
b)
Anatolia
c)
Palestine
d)
Judea
114.
True or False: Trade between Europe and the East became enormously profitable because of the Crusades.
a)
True
b)
False
115.
What was China's last dynasty?
a)
Qin
b)
Shang
c)
Han
d)
Qing
116.
What group of people founded China's last dynasty?
a)
Mongols
b)
Chinese
c)
Manchus
d)
Japanese
117.
What was the goal of the Boxer Rebellion?
a)
Rid China of all foreigners
b)
Spread Christianity in China
c)
Overthrow communism
d)
Force the emperor to abdicate
118.
Who helped overthrown the Qing and is known as the father of modern China?
a)
Sun Yatsen
b)
Pu Yi
c)
Mao Zedong
d)
Chiang Kai-shek
119.
Who was Pu Yi?
a)
The first emperor of China
b)
The last emperor of China
c)
The first Chinese dictator
d)
The leader of the Nationalist party
120.
After the Nationalists seized power, who did they have to defeat?
a)
Peasants rebels
b)
Warlords
c)
Pu Yi's army
121.
Who became president of the Nationalist Republic of China after Sun Yatsen died?
a)
Mao Zedong
b)
Chiang Kai-shek
c)
Hong Xiquan
122.
The Nationalist Party split after some adopted the ideas of ________.
a)
Socrates
b)
Pu Yi
c)
Karl Marx
123.
The journey of the Communist's north where only 8,000 survived was called ___________.
a)
Great Leap Forward
b)
Taiping Rebellion
c)
Long March
124.
After the Long March, who became the leader of the Communists?
a)
Mao Zedong
b)
Chiang Kai-shek
c)
Karl Marx
d)
Pu Yi
125.
Who invaded China and forced the Communists and Nationalists to join together?
a)
Japan
b)
China
c)
Korea
d)
France
126.
After WWII, who took control of China?
a)
Communists
b)
Nationalists
127.
When trying to rebuild China's economy, what area did Mao focus on?
a)
Agriculture
b)
Science
c)
Manufacturing
d)
Metal work
128.
After the failure of his Great Leap Forward, what new movement did Mao begin?
a)
Long March
b)
Great Leap Backward
c)
Cultural Revolution
129.
Which of the following is NOT a definition of "colonialism"?
a)
Establishment of a colony in one territory by a political power from another territory
b)
Discriminate, distinguish, label, categorize
c)
Describes unequal relationship between colonial power and colony
d)
Describes unequal relationship between colonists and indigenous people
130.
In the unequal relationship between the colonial power and the colony, who had more power?
a)
Colonial power
b)
Colony
131.
In the unequal relationship between the colonists and the indigenous people, who had more power?
a)
Colonists
b)
Indigenous people
132.
During the European Colonial Period, which nation was the most expansive?
a)
Britian
b)
Spain
c)
France
d)
Denmark
133.
Which if the following was NOT a reason that nations established colonies?
a)
Economic
b)
Social
c)
Religion
d)
Exploration
134.
Which was the most common reason why European nations established colonies?
a)
Economic
b)
Military
c)
Social
d)
Religion
135.
Which of the following is NOT a definition of "colonialism"?
a)
Establishment of a colony in one territory by a political power from another territory
b)
Maintenance, expansion and exploitation of that colony
c)
Describes unequal relationship between colonial power and colony
d)
Process of creating a separate group of people labeled as non-normal or inferior
136.
Name the type of colonialism from the following features: large scale immigration, usually lasts indefinitely, destroys and replaces native inhabitants
a)
Settler
b)
Exploitation
137.
Name the type of colonialism from the following features: involves fewer colonists and focuses on the access to natural resources, trading posts and indigenous labor
a)
Settler
b)
Exploitation
138.
What was the process of creating a separate group of people labeled as non-normal or inferior used by colonial powers called?
a)
Othering
b)
Bothering
c)
Exploiting
d)
Discriminating
139.
Why did colonial powers "other" the places and people they colonized?
a)
Legalize their exploitation
b)
Establish order
c)
Deceive the indigenous population
140.
The British Empire started with overseas possessions (Ireland) and ______________.
a)
Trading posts
b)
Military bases
c)
Embassies
141.
What company lead Britain's expansion in Asia?
a)
East India Company
b)
Dutch East India Company
c)
British Raj
d)
Viceroy General
142.
What was the primary motivation for Britain's colonies in Asia?
a)
Economic
b)
Social
c)
Political
d)
Military
143.
Gandhi went to school in London to study _________.
a)
Law
b)
Business
c)
Government
d)
Medicine
144.
After his own law firm in Bombay was unsuccessful, where did Gandhi move to?
a)
South Africa
b)
Australia
c)
London
d)
Egypt
145.
What did Gandhi experience in South Africa that started his involvement in activism and resistance?
a)
Thrown out of a 1st class train car and beaten
b)
Being removed from a restaurant in Durban with his family
c)
Not being allowed to live in certain parts of the city of Pretoria
d)
Having his law license removed because of his race
146.
Gandhi's philosophy Satyagraha means...
a)
Unwavering search for the truth
b)
Peace and love
c)
The Golden rule
d)
Defiance of discrimination
147.
One of Gandhi's main non violent weapons he used to target the British economy was...
a)
Boycotts
b)
Sit-ins
c)
Strikes
d)
Marches
148.
After Gandhi called off the independence movement in 1922, why was he arrested by the British?
a)
Inciting violence
b)
Unlawful protests
c)
Robbing British businesses
d)
Treason
149.
Gandhi's Salt Satygraha, a campaign of nonviolent protests against the British salt tax, was highlighted by...
a)
Salt March
b)
Boycotting British salt manufacturers
c)
A 21 day fast
d)
Meeting with leaders of the British industry
150.
The "Quit India" movement called for...
a)
Immediate independence
b)
Voting rights
c)
Increased travel rights
d)
Religious equality
151.
How long after launching the "Quit India" movement was Gandhi arrested by the British?
a)
1 week
b)
1 month
c)
5 days
d)
1 day
152.
In what year did India gain its independence from the British?
a)
1942
b)
1921
c)
1947
d)
1930
153.
Who was An Yi?
a)
Ji-li's friend whose grandmother committed suicide
b)
One of the members of the Red Successors
c)
A friend Ji-li met at her new Junior High School
154.
Who did Shan Shan ignore when she fell while sweeping the alley?
a)
Ji-li
b)
Grandma Cao
c)
Aunt Xi-wen
d)
Teacher Wei
155.
Who convinced Ji-li to spend her summer in the countryside?
a)
Du Hai
b)
Bai Shan
c)
Chang Hong
d)
Yin Lan Lan
156.
Who tried to help Ji-li during the rice harvest when she collapsed?
a)
Chang Hong
b)
Du Hai
c)
Bai Shan
157.
Who was the leader of the Neighborhood Dictatorship Group?
a)
Du Hai
b)
Du Hai's Mother
c)
Six Fingers
d)
Old Man Rong
158.
What was the name of Ji-li's younger sister?
a)
Ji-yun
b)
Ji-yong
c)
Du Hai
d)
Cao
159.
What was a da-zi-bao?
a)
Form of propaganda
b)
Leader of the Red Successors
c)
Student body president
160.
What was the Precious Red Book?
a)
Collected quotations of Chairman Mao
b)
A version of the Confucian teachings
c)
The main textbook used in Communist Chinese schools
161.
What was the opposite of "black" during the Cultural Revolution?
a)
White
b)
Red
c)
Green
d)
Blue
162.
Define proletarian.
a)
Middle class
b)
Merchant class
c)
Working class
d)
Ruling class
163.
Define bourgeois.
a)
Working class
b)
Middle and Upper Class
c)
My class!
d)
Peasant class
164.
Which of these examples was one of the Four Olds?
a)
Religious superstition
b)
Precious Red Book
c)
Red scarfs
165.
Which of these is NOT one of the Four Olds?
a)
Old Ideas
b)
Old Customs
c)
Old Culture
d)
Old Taste
166.
Why isn't Ji-li allowed to audition for the Liberation Army Arts Academy?
a)
She's not talented enough
b)
Her grades are too low
c)
She wouldn't pass a political background test
d)
Her father doesn't want her to be part of the army
167.
How does Ji-li feel when the Great Prosperity Market sign is destroyed?
a)
Angry
b)
Sympathetic
c)
Excited
d)
Embarrassed
168.
Who leads the first struggle meeting against Ji-li?
a)
Du Hai
b)
An Yi
c)
Chang Hong
d)
Yin Lan Lan
169.
Why couldn't Ji-li go to Shi-yi for Junior High School?
a)
Her family was considered black
b)
She was not a red successor
c)
She failed the entrance exam
d)
Students were sent to district schools
170.
What were members of the black categories forced to do in the alley everyday?
a)
Paint the walls
b)
Wash the Red Guards clothing
c)
Sweeping
171.
What caused the Neighborhood Dictatorship Group to search the Jiang's house the first time?
a)
Bullets
b)
A knife and burned photos
c)
Nationalists pamphlets
d)
Capitalist clothes
172.
What does Uncle Fan confess to even though he's innocent?
a)
Being a counterrevolutionary
b)
Selling weapons
c)
Listening to foreign radio
d)
Speaking out against Mao
173.
After reading the article about her family, why does Ji-li go to the police station?
a)
Change her name
b)
Confess for her father
c)
File a complaint against the newspaper
174.
Why is Ji-li replaced at the Education Exhibit?
a)
Her class status is uncovered
b)
She refuses to testify against her father
c)
She decides to quit until her father is freed
175.
Why does Ji-li's mother write the "incriminating letter?"
a)
Begging to release her husband
b)
Complains about her husband's treatment
c)
Confesses for her husband
176.
Where did Ji-li decide to hide the letter?
a)
Toilet tank
b)
Her sock
c)
Litter box
177.
During the revolution, what does Ji-li say Chairman Mao was to them?
a)
A dictator
b)
A hero
c)
God
178.
Why did the Dutch decide to establishment a settlement in South Africa?
a)
Settler colony
b)
A way to deal with overcrowded prisons
c)
A headquarters for the Dutch East India Company
d)
A trading resupply stop for ships heading to India and China
179.
Who took control of Cape Colony after seizing the colony from the Dutch twice and finally paying them for it?
a)
France
b)
Britain
c)
Portugal
d)
Germany
180.
Dutch settlers migrate away from the Cape to the interior of South Africa to get away from British: what is this event called?
a)
Long March
b)
Great Trek
c)
Boer Wars
181.
Dutch settlers who migrated away from the Cape of South Africa are called:
a)
Boers
b)
Farmers
c)
Afrikaners
182.
The descendants of the Boers in South Africa that created apartheid:
a)
Boers
b)
Afrikaners
c)
Transvaal
183.
Apartheid was a:
a)
Legalized system of racial segregation
b)
Mass migration of the Dutch farmers from the Cape to the interior
c)
Wars between the Boers and British
d)
Creation of a separate group of inferior people to excuse exploitation
184.
Under apartheid, Bantustans were:
a)
Economically useless lands where black South Africans were forced to settle
b)
Segregation on a small scale
c)
A law that required black South Africans to carry pass books everywhere
185.
Nelson Mandela got his start as an activist when he was in _________________.
a)
University
b)
India
c)
Robben Island
186.
At the Congress of the People, what document did Mandela help produce?
a)
Freedom Charter
b)
Declaration of Independence
c)
Defiance Campaign
187.
What was one of the main reasons why Mandela eventually began to organize for violent resistance against apartheid?
a)
Sharpeville Massacre
b)
Congress of the People
c)
Anglo-Boer Wars
d)
Defiance Campaign
188.
After being arrested and charged with treason, how long did Mandela spend in prison, most of it at Robben Island?
a)
27 years
b)
2 years
c)
10 years
d)
18 years
189.
Name the president of South Africa that released Mandela from prison. He and Mandela won a Nobel Peace Prize together in 1993.
a)
F.W. de Klerk
b)
Jan van Riebeeck
c)
Koos Botha
d)
Francois Pienaar
190.
After the first fully democratic elections in South Africa in 1994, who was elected president?
a)
Nelson Mandela
b)
F.W. de Klerk
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