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World History Final Review June 2019

Total questions: 115

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is an empire?
a)
A group of countries all under one ruler
b)
Countries that despise each other and want war
c)
People having pride in their country
d)
A strict leader who doesn't want people leaving or entering his country
2.

What is imperialism?

a)

An economic system where there is no poverty

b)

A powerful country dominating a weaker country

c)

A more powerful country giving aid to a weaker one

d)

A strict government system that lets nobody have basic rights

3.

What is colonialism?

a)

When a country has internal disagreements/violence (like civil war)

b)

When two countries are getting along with each other

c)

A split in religions

d)

When a bigger/stronger country rules a smaller weaker country

4.

What did the British empire do to colonize their colonies?

a)

They used great force, including their strong navy

b)

They got permission from the natives (indigenous peoples)

c)

They attempted to kill everyone that they could

d)

They took over by taking control of the United Nations

5.
What was the White Man's Burden?
a)
A poem by Rudyard Kipling that described Mowgli's trip through the jungle and how he was helped along his way by Baloo.
b)
The idea that European culture and language was superior over all others and by taking non-Europeans over while spreading ideas, they were helping them.
c)
When the British took over a smaller country
d)
The "burden" was a long list of countries the British had taken over. By circulating the list, they showed that the burden of imperialism rested more heavily on the British than on other colonizers.
6.

How was British Imperialism NOT racist?

a)

Most European imperialism was run by profit, competition, and self-interest.

b)

Imperial countries used the ideas of the White Man's Burden.

c)

The transatlantic slave trade created racism and racialized power.

d)

Europeans felt more "civilized" than other countries and that by colonizing it, they could "civilize" the other country's people.

7.
What was the result of the Opium War?
a)
China won and kept their isolationism in effect
b)
America won and traded more opium with China.
c)
Britain won and China couldn't be isolationist anymore
d)
China won and continued to trade with Western Europe
8.

What was the Boxer Rebellion?

a)

A war between the United States of America and China which China won

b)

A rebellion in France. Also called the "Reign of Terror." The bloodiest phase of the French Revolution.

c)

A rebellion between the Europeans and Americans and the Americans won

d)

A anti-imperialist rebellion in China where China tried to get rid of foreigners and had to pay Europeans and Americans

9.

What was the Meiji Restoration?

a)

Japan getting rid of its emperor and instituting constitutional democracy.

b)

Japan refusing to trade with the United States or western Europe and instead keeping the existing isolationist government, called the Tokugawa Shogunate.

c)

Japan getting rid of military rulers and giving the rule back to the emperor, which put Japan on the road to westernization.

d)

Japan's military rulers and emperor teaming up and helping Japan westernize.

10.
What was the Ottoman empire?
a)
The empire that violently conquered all of Asia in a short time and killed many Asians in doing so.
b)
A giant empire in Europe that was ruled by Turks. It consisted of many different ethnic groups. It broke apart because of nationalism, but some traces are still found within Turkish culture.
c)
An empire in Latin America. It did not last long and only consisted of one ethnic group. Some traces of it still exist within Southern America.
d)
The empire in Japan that isolated its country so it could not be conquered by another. This is because most countries were being invaded, so they refused to have contact with other countries to protect themselves.
11.

What was German unification?

a)

Germany was blamed for WW1 and having to pay reparations (taxes to allies) made the economy terrible.

b)

WW1 caused food shortages and caused huge loss of life in Germany. Sick of war, the Germans overthrew the czar and started a communist government.

c)

During the 1800s, groups of various German-speaking states, led by Prussia, came together to create Germany.

d)

Germany created a huge empire made up from Austria and Hungary and parts of many surrounding modern-day nations.

12.
What was the Industrial Revolution?
a)
People learned how to make log cabins
b)
Factories got more common
c)
People moved away from the cities
d)
People started wearing clothes
13.

What was the Austrian-Hungarian Empire?

a)

A trade route between Austria and Hungary.

b)

A very large empire containing Austria, Hungary, and many surrounding modern-day nations. It broke up party because of nationalism.

c)

Just before the outbreak of WWII, Germany annexed Austria and made it part of the Nazi regime. The new combined country was renamed Austria-Hungary.

d)

A small empire that has only the west side still functioning today.

14.
Where did the Industrial Revolution start?
a)
United States
b)
United Kingdom
c)
Germany
d)
China
15.
What is the acronym for the Industrial Revolution that Ms. Gill told us?
a)
M.A.I.N.
b)
A.F.H.L.
c)
E.W.W.P.E.R.F.U.M.E.D.C.A.B.
d)
P.I.Z.Z.A.
16.
Which of the following was NOT a part of the Industrial Revolution (New York Taxi Cab story)?Â
a)
England mined lots of iron and coal
b)
Pollution from factories was crazy
c)
Urbanization increased
d)
Middle class got smaller
17.
What is a peasant?
a)
A person with no political power, but some economic power
b)
A person with a lot of political and economic powerÂ
c)
Someone who has no political, economic or social power.
d)
A person with social power but no economic power
18.
What social class typically has great education, influential jobs in the government, and the most economic and social power?
a)
Upper class
b)
Middle Class
c)
Lower class
d)
Peasants
19.
Who was the Communist Russian leader who put a 5 year plan in place?Â
a)
Mikhail Gorbachev
b)
Joseph Stalin
c)
Leon Trotsky
d)
Vladimir Lenin
20.
What was the American Revolution?
a)
America fought for freedom against Germany
b)
America fought for freedom against Britain
c)
America fought for freedom against Mexico
d)
America fought for freedom against itself (civil war)
21.
The turmoil of the bloody, political events in France that reshaped the way the country is built now. Les Miserables takes place during this.Â
a)
The French Revolution
b)
The French War
c)
The American Revolution
d)
The War of 1812
22.
What was the French plague?
a)
Fear among the upper class that the French Revolution would spread and topple their monarchies
b)
A second outbreak of the Black Plague that affected not only Western Europe but also French (Francophone) colonies in Northern and Western Africa
c)
During WWI, there was an outbreak in Europe of influenza (flu). It killed almost as many people as the war. It started in the trenches in France.
d)
Because France was the seat of the Holy Roman Empire, the Black Plague was often also called the "French Plague."
23.

What was the first country to have a revolution to abolish slavery?

a)

Haiti

b)

Honduras

c)

America

d)

Jamaica

24.
What is A.F.H.L.?
a)
Armenian, Finnish, Hungarian, Latvian
b)
American, Honduran, French, Lithuanian
c)
It is an acronym that helps us to remember that the French Revolution inspired many countries in North and South America to also have revolutions
d)
American, Haitian, French, Latin American
25.
Why did Europeans build railroads into their colonies?
a)
Europeans wanted to travel and explore without having to interact with the natives
b)
These expanded European settlements, transportation, and markets. They built these in colonies to ship raw materialsÂ
c)
To replace canals, which were much more dangerous than travel by rail
d)
Europeans wanted to travel through their colonies faster.
26.

Why did Europe start splitting Africa into sections for themselves?

a)

Europeans wanted to segregate Africans by language and ethnicity so that countries would be more politically and culturally stable

b)

Africa became bankrupt so Europe took it over.

c)

European colonies were competing with each other politically and economically

d)

African countries wanted to separate African tribes, because there was so much fighting, so Europe helped to distribute the African land.

27.
Who were the group of people used as scapegoats, when Hitler had no one to blame during WWll?
a)
Russians
b)
Communists
c)
Christians
d)
Jews
28.
What were the Nuremberg Laws?
a)
Anti-Christian laws in America that took away all of the cheese of Christian people
b)
Anti-semitic laws in Germany that took away the rights of Jewish people
c)
Gun control laws
d)
Laws against drunk driving
29.
What is genocide?
a)
Hitler's followers
b)
Killing based on shoe size
c)
Killing based on race
d)
Strengthening of armies
30.
What is militarism?
a)
Allies from the military
b)
An upsurge of enlistment (citizens voluntary joining the armed forces)
c)
When people had modern technology
d)
The building up of military strength
31.

What were alliances?

a)

This long-term cause of WWI was about two or more nations agreeing to protect each other or attack a common enemy.

b)

When two countries share resources and laws.

c)

When two countries are fighting

d)

When people from more than two different countries share resources.

32.

Who was the spark that ignited M.A.I.N?

a)

Gavrilo Princip

b)

Mahatma Gandhi

c)

Adolf Hitler

d)

Joseph Stalin

33.
What is M.A.I.N. (the four main causes of WW1)?
a)
Militarism, Anger, Imperialism, New Weapons
b)
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
c)
Modern Weapons, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
d)
Militarism, Atomic Bombs, Imperialism, New Weapons
34.
Describe the weapons used in WWI.
a)
The good word of Jesus Christ
b)
Friendly debate
c)
Mostly swords and rifles
d)
Airplanes, machine guns, tanks, chemical weapons, etc
35.
What were the sides in WWI?
a)
Allies and Central powers
b)
Allies and Defeaters
c)
Central powers and Believers
d)
Believers and DefeatersÂ
36.
Why did the Ottoman and Austro- Hungarian empire collapse?
a)
They got too big and collapsed
b)
The government began to suffer and could not sustain the empires anymore
c)
They were greatly weakened after their defeat in WWI
d)
They did not have enough ethnic diversity to survive
37.
How is total war different than a regular war?
a)
A total war is longer than a regular war
b)
A war is when everyone is involved in the war, and total war is when military and soldiers are involved. In total war, the enemy is completely and totally wiped out.
c)
They are the same thing
d)
Total war is when the war includes/affects everyone including civilians
38.
Why did Russia withdraw from WWI?
a)
There were food shortages and the Russian Revolution happened.
b)
It got too cold for them.
c)
The czar had political differences with the leaders of Great Britain and France
d)
There wern't enough peasants to enter the war.
39.
What is self-determination?
a)
Choosing your own career path
b)
The moral compass of a country
c)
Determining for yourself what your marriage and family should be like
d)
Deciding your own government
40.

What was the mandate system?

a)

A system that helped spread trade all over the world

b)

After WWII, China stopped using the Mandate of Heaven and switched to the Mandate System, which was a more efficient method of choosing the emperor.

c)

A system that is split between colonization and independence that destroyed Germany's empire after WWII. No new countries were made in Africa, Asia, or the Middle East

d)

A system that was created by China that helped them create order and stability.

41.

What is decolonization?

a)

A country physically breaking apart.

b)

African, Middle Eastern, and Asia countries gaining their independence from European countries

c)

When a colonizing country decides to split an existing colony into two (divide it)

d)

European countries gaining their independence from the "mother countries"

42.
What is Global Urbanization?
a)
Disease spreading from one country to another due to invasion.
b)
As developing countries industrialize, more rural people move to the city for work, just as happened in western Europe and America after the Industrial Revolution
c)
A time when western Europe was making tons of new discoveries and caused a rapid growth period over the globe.
d)
When empires clashed in the Dark Ages and worked together to start the Industrial Revolution.
43.
What was Apartheid?
a)
A racist system in South Africa where only white people had power over the law and non-whites were not able to vote
b)
A strict government led by a dictator which included extreme nationalism.Â
c)
The mass killings of many races; some of the most horrific were the Holocaust and the Armenian Geocide
d)
A barrier separating East and West Berlin by East Germany to keep citizens from escaping to the West.Â
44.
Why was Germany mad after WWI?
a)
Soldiers took their food during the warÂ
b)
People would always punch Germans in the street
c)
The Germans were forced to live in America
d)
They had to pay reparations
45.
Why was there economic depression after WW1?
a)
Great Britain paid so much in reparations, the country became brokeÂ
b)
Germany stole money from other countries, and used it to build up weaponry for the next world war.
c)
The world was so interconnected, that when the economy was bad in one region, the whole world was affected.
d)
Hitler died, and people became broke for paying people to drop him off a cliff for all the damage he did.Â
46.
What is NOT one of Gandhi's non-violent tactics?
a)
Fasting
b)
Marching
c)
Slapping people
d)
Boycotts
47.
After the partition of India, Pakistan was mostly what religion?
a)
Muslim
b)
Hindu
c)
Jewish
d)
Non religiousÂ
48.
Where did the racist system of Apartheid last until the 1990s until Nelson Mandela was finally victorious?
a)
South Africa
b)
India
c)
Pakistan
d)
Rwanda
49.
In fascism...
a)
Family and Christianity were the most important institutions, and you would dishonor yourself if you ever betrayed your family or the Church.
b)
People who went against the government were praised in public
c)
It was about a job with people who had chiseled faces
d)
There was a strict government with a dictator. It was so strict you couldn't lie about something your family did
50.
Who was not a fascist leader in WWII?
a)
Mussolini
b)
Hitler
c)
Stalin
d)
Tojo
51.
What is it called when people hate Jews?
a)
xenophobia
b)
Inclusion
c)
Anti-semitism
d)
Imperialism
52.
The political party of fascist and anti-semitic Germans led by Adolf Hitler. Devoted to militarism and expansionism.Â
a)
The Hitler Party
b)
Sausage Party
c)
Nazi Party
d)
Democratic Party
53.
How did the Nuremberg Laws affect Jews?
a)
They were forced to do the hokey-pokey
b)
They were sent to death camps immediately.
c)
They were all given the same amount of food, clothes, money
d)
Their rights were taken away.
54.
What is it called when a country gives into a aggressor?
a)
Imperialism
b)
CapitalismÂ
c)
Appeasement
d)
BoycottsÂ
55.
The Holocaust targeted all of the following groups and more. Of the following, which group did the Holocaust affect the most?
a)
Political dissidents
b)
Homosexuals
c)
People with disabilities
d)
Jews
56.
Where was WW2 fought?
a)
African Theater and Indian Theater
b)
Russian Theater and Japanese Theater.
c)
European Theater and Pacific Theater
d)
American Theater
57.
What was Phase 2 of the Holocaust?
a)
Jews were sent to the Ghettos
b)
Jews were shipped to concentration camps and some were killed
c)
A mass killing of people in the concentration camps
d)
Jews were taken from their homes
58.
What is the name for the systematic, industrialized, state-controlled genocide of Jews and others by Nazi Germany?
a)
The Armenian Genocide
b)
The Holocaust
c)
Nazi Appeasement
d)
The Mandate System
59.
What was the Berlin Wall preventing?
a)
World War 3
b)
Communism
c)
Preventing people from escaping to Eastern Europe.
d)
it was preventing people from escaping to Western Europe
60.
What was Hitler's final solution?
a)
Kill all the JewsÂ
b)
Send all the Jews to a different country
c)
Invade the US
d)
Become communist
61.
What was D-Day?
a)
When the Nazis went to war with the French
b)
When the Nazis occupied the French countryside
c)
When all the Allied troops diedÂ
d)
A successful Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France
62.
What are Atomic Bombs?
a)
Dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; ended the war in Asia/Pacific Ocean.
b)
Big missiles used by Germany. Because of the strength of their missiles from planes, their missile attacks were called blitzkreig, or "lightning war."
c)
What killed the dinosaurs
d)
The United States, with the help of Albert Einstein (a German refugee), developed nuclear weapons but no one has ever dared to use them in war. During the Cold War, both the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. bulit up huge stores of nukes.
63.
Who came up with the idea of socialism/capitalism?
a)
MuslimsÂ
b)
Mahatma Gandhi
c)
Karl Marx
d)
Jews
64.
What are some things involved in communism?
a)
Freedom of speech, press, and movement.
b)
Free healthcare, free schooling, but the government owns everything.
c)
Freedom of speech, free healthcare and schooling
d)
Democracy and the free market
65.
What is capitalism?
a)
Government-controlled market and TOTAL social equality.
b)
Freedom of speech, free market, almost always paired with communism
c)
Freedom of speech and freedom from hunger.
d)
Freedom of speech, free market and almost always paired with democracy.
66.
Who became Communist after the wars?
a)
Only China
b)
Eastern Europe, and Southern Asia
c)
Eastern Europe, Cuba, China, and parts of Southeast Asia and Africa
d)
Western Europe, Southwestern Asia, Congo
67.
Why were the communists successful in Russia and China?
a)
They had help from the USA
b)
They were all upper class
c)
They had support of the peasants
d)
Their ideas were better than anyone else's
68.
What countries were involved with the USSR?
a)
Russia, Turkminstan, Armenia , and LatviaÂ
b)
Japan, Sweden, Russia, Poland
c)
Moldova, Estonia, Georgia and France
d)
Indonesia, China, Djibouti, Morocco
69.
Iron Curtain
a)
A military zone with cannons, barbed wire, and heavy artillary
b)
This was a border wall that divided Eastern and Western Berlin (also called the Berlin Wall)
c)
The imaginary boundary dividing communist from capitalist Europe
d)
The long swath of land along the Nile River with deposits of copper, coal and iron ore
70.
The communists sealed off East Germany from American supplies. Americans bypassed it by dropping food and supplies into the western part of the city for almost a year. What was this called?
a)
The Berlin Wall
b)
The Berlin Airlift
c)
The Iron Curtain
d)
The Marshall Plan
71.

Where were Cold War hot spots?

a)

Korea, Vietnam, Congo, Afghanistan

b)

Mali, Ghana, Peru, Philippines

c)

Germany, Iran, Iraq, Portugal

d)

Eastern Asia, Djibouti, China, Madagascar

72.

What was the competition to increase weapons between the Soviet Union and the United States of America?

a)

Space Race

b)

Territorial Race

c)

Arms Race

d)

Capitalism vs. Communism Race

73.
What was the space race?
a)
The race to see which country could get more land
b)
A race between the Soviet Union and the U.S to see who could get to space first
c)
A race between the U.S and Canada to get to space first
d)
A war to get more weapons and machinery between the Soviet Union and the U.S
74.
What was the Cold War?
a)
When governments did not care what you did.
b)
This is another name for civil war (when a country is fighting internally)
c)
When the U.S. and the Soviet Union tried to spread their political ideologies
d)
The historical fact that it is very difficult to invade Russia. Napoleon and later Hitler both tried and failed.
75.
What is a hot spot?
a)
A place especially affected by global warming
b)
A place where the polar icecaps are melting or are projected to melt soon
c)
A place where a proxy war was fought during the Cold War
d)
A place that has been affected by unseasonably hot weather and often by extreme weather, like tornadoes or earthquakes, as a result of climate change
76.

What did the U.S. do in Korea during the Cold War?

a)

They fought in the war which resulted in loss of contact with China.

b)

They fought in the war which resulted in the making of North and South Korea

c)

They stayed out of the war which made people mad, resulting in the making of North and South Korea

d)

They stayed out of the war which made other countries respect them and leave them alone.

77.
What happened in Vietnam during the Cold War?
a)
The country fought a civil war between capitalism vs. communism. The North was communist, and the South was capitalist. The Unites States and other capitalist countries supported the South. China, the Soviet Union, and other communists supported the North. The country is united today, but the communists won, and still is communist today.
b)
The United States helped them become capitalist, and they became a single nation after their civil war. The North (communist) and the South (capitalist) stopped fighting and agreed to become capitalist.Â
c)
The country became divided, North and South. They could not agree to become capitalist or communist. The country is still divided today, and is one of the few countries that are.
d)
The Soviet Union helped the South (capitalist) and helped the country become capitalist. They were fighting a civil war, and couldn't surrender each others' ideas. The Soviet Union helped that by forcing the country to be capitalist.Â
78.

What happened in Congo during the Cold War?

a)

The country went to war with Vietnam. China got involved by supporting the communists.

b)

The country fought a civil war. The U.S. got involved by supporting a capitalist dictator.

c)

The Soviet Union supported Mobutu but the United States supported Lumumba.

d)

The country was fraught with violence and intense poverty for many years, but with help from the U.S. has developed and become a major African tourist destination.

79.

Which of these things did NOT increase tensions between democratic and communist nations during the Cold War?

a)

Espionage

b)

US and Soviet "puppet goverments"

c)

China selling nuclear weapons to the Soviets

d)

Arms and Space races

80.

Why did the U.S and U.S.S.R fight in the "hot spots"?

a)

They wanted allies to help them with supplies and also to help them fight against the other side. Both sides also wanted political influence.

b)

They were afraid of damaging their own land, so they fought on other people's land.

c)

The two global superpowers (U.S. and U.S.S.R.) fought a nuclear war with each other; the term "hot spot" refers to the intense heat caused by nuclear energy

d)

Both the U.S and U.S.S.R disliked many different countries, so they agreed to try to wipe out as many of them as they could so that they could become the two primary global superpowers.

81.
What happened when the Soviet Union collapsed?
a)
A wall was built in Moscow, similar to the one in Berlin
b)
Ethnic tensions decreased
c)
Ethnic tensions increased
d)
Everyone died from war
82.
What are the causes of environmental devastation?
a)
The main cause of environmental devastation is people using steel to build houses.
b)
Fossil fuels, landfills, and nuclear raditation are causes of environmental devastation.
c)
The main cause of environmental devastation is people being sad.
d)
The main cause of environmental devastation is oxygen
83.
What was the Arms Race about during the Cold War?
a)
To find out who could build a stonger atomic bomb
b)
To find out who JUST had more weapons
c)
To find out who could build up a bigger supply of nuclear weapons
d)
To find out who had more weapons to kill each other prior to WWII
84.
What is one cause of conflict in the Middle East?
a)
Sunni/Shi'a tensions
b)
Legacy of Mongol rule
c)
Diversified economies
d)
Oil is rare
85.
What is OPEC?
a)
Global superpowers trying to diminish the less developed countries' oil production lines
b)
Middle Eastern countries working together to end conflicts in Israel
c)
A group who controls the world's oil production, run by oil-rich countries who set petroleum prices
d)
A group of civilians that protest against oil prices rising and who gets the oil
86.
What is a single resource economy?
a)
an economy that has a lot of single people
b)
a country with many different resources
c)
a country with nothing
d)
a country that is dependent on one single resource
87.
What WASN'T a cause of conflict for the Balkans? (former Yugoslavia)
a)
Religious tension
b)
Trade access
c)
Ethnic tension
d)
Nationalism
88.
Which of the following is NOT true about developing countries?Â
a)
Their economies are less productive
b)
They have relatively low levels of industrialization
c)
They have a lower quality of life.
d)
They are mostly in Central and South America
89.
Which countries are developed countries?
a)
Canada, France, India, and Japan.
b)
France, USA, Japan, and Brazil.
c)
Germany, Italy, USA, and Canada.
d)
China, Japan, Germany, and Italy
90.
What happened to Eastern Europe after the world wars?
a)
Many of the countries were politically unstable and became either dictatorships or communist.
b)
Most countries became healthy, diversified capitalist democracies
c)
Hitler took over much of Eastern Europe and no country had self-determination
d)
All countries sided with the Allies and fought against the Germans
91.

What is a diversified economy?

a)

A country that has many different religions but there is not religious tension

b)

A country that has a healthy mix of goods and services

c)

A country that has many different types of people with different ethnicities

d)

A country that has a a single primary resource (for example, oil)

92.
Which is NOT a reason that the world population is increasing?
a)
Agriculture is becoming more productive so there is more food to feed the hungry
b)
Medicine has improved so people are living longer lives
c)
There have been improvements in plumbing, sanitation and safety
d)
People in the developed world are getting married younger and having more children
93.
What is globalization?
a)
When trade is connected, making local companies rich
b)
When trade is connected, making large, multinational companies more rich
c)
When trade isn't connected, so companies make no money
d)
When trade is connected, making small buisninesses richer
94.
Why was the United Nations formed?
a)
To replace the League of Nations and to help all countries maintain peace and stability
b)
To replace the League of Nations and to send in troops if countries look like they are tending to become communist
c)
To replace the League of Nations and make sure all world citizens recive equal amounts of food, water, and shelter
d)
To replace the League of Nations and enforce global and maritime laws
95.

Why is the symbol for communism the "hammer and sickle"?

a)

This is because communist countries wanted to quickly industrialize (a hammer symbolizes factory work) and also collectivize agriculture (a sickle is a tool used to reap grain).

b)

Sickle is the Grim Reaper's weapon of choice, and Communism killed so many people, and the hammer represents the love of wielding.

c)

The sickle is a play on words about communism being, "Sick, yo," and the hammer represents, " Hammering communism into the brains of the people".

d)

They thought it was pretty.

96.

What was the first book to be mass produced in Europe?

a)

The Communist Manifesto

b)

The Hunger Games

c)

the Bible

d)

Twilight

97.

How much were you taxed in communism?

a)

100%

b)

75%

c)

69%

d)

Not at all

98.

What were the goals of Mao's Great Leap forward and Stalin's 5 Year Plans?

a)

To obtain that grain bois

b)

Killing the Kulaks.

c)

Taking India's bread.

d)

To industrialize the country within the next 5 years.

99.

Which colony was the first to have a revolution?

a)

Russia

b)

Cuba

c)

America

d)

Vietnam

100.

What was the main reason for division in India?

a)

Religious tension

b)

Economic inequality

c)

Gandhi wanted to get revenge on the Muslims

d)

Gandhi was too thicc for Pakistan

101.

Is self-determination different than a country having independence?

a)

No

b)

Yes

c)

I don't know, you tell me!

d)

What's that?

102.

Who had control of the Japanese government before the Meiji Restoration?

a)

The President

b)

The Czar

c)

Joseph Stalin

d)

The Shogun

103.

What is social inequality? Please Check!

a)

When members of a society have differing amounts of wealth, power, and prestige.

b)

When someone has more Tik Tok followers than someone else.

c)

When someone has more opportunities (socially and academically) open to them.

d)

When you got all the money.

104.

Where was the Pacific Theater?

a)

Along the east coast of the US

b)

Los Angeles

c)

The UK

d)

Along the east coast of Asia

105.

What was the name of the German leader during WW2?

a)

Mussolini

b)

Tojo

c)

Hitler

d)

Stalin

106.

Was the United States against communism or for it?

a)

Sometimes against, sometimes for it. It depended on the day.

b)

Always for

c)

Always against

d)

Neither

107.

What book did Karl Marx write?

a)

The Communist Manifesto

b)

The Fault in Our Stars

c)

the Bible

d)

Twilight

108.

Who led the movement against the apartheid system in South Africa?

a)

Mohandas K. Gandhi (Mahatma Gandhi)

b)

William Johnston

c)

Michael Jackson (He he)

d)

Nelson Mandela

109.

What are developed countries?

a)

Countries that are still progressing

b)

Countries that have a weak economic system

c)

Countries that have a strong economic system as well as stable resources

d)

Countries that have a lot of oil

110.

Why did Russia leave World War I?

a)

They had a communist revolution

b)

They had already won the war

c)

The peasants wanted to support the czar

d)

They were worried about nuclear war

111.

Which of the following describes the Balkan conflict?

a)

Yugoslavia broke up, causing the economy to thrive

b)

Yugoslavia broke up, creating the independent nations of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

c)

Yugoslavia broke up, causing nationalist tensions to rise to the surface

d)

Audrey moved to Germany and bought an elephant

112.

What was the space race?

a)

A race between the U.S. the the U.S.S.R. to see who could be the first to get to space

b)

Cows! MOOOOOOOO

c)

The annual race in Greece (based on the original Olympics) that pitted communist vs. capitalist athletes against each other

d)

This was when the two world superpowers both tried to build up their nuclear arsenals

113.

What was the biggest empire in world history?

a)

The Mongol Empire

b)

The Ottoman Empire

c)

The Persian Empire

d)

The British Empire

114.

Who came up with the idea of socialism, which later became communism?

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Joseph Stalin

c)

Gandhi

d)

Stephanie Meyers

115.

Which was NOT an idea of Karl Marx?

a)

The people should obey the czar

b)

The people should rise up and take control of the means of production

c)

All social classes should be abolished

d)

All people should be equal

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