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Unit 10 Test Review #2

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The World Trade Organization (WTO), which was formed in 1995, trades without discrimination. Which of these BEST describeswhat this principle means?

a)

All its member countries charge the same prices for basic commodities such as wheat and lumber.

b)

All its member countries do not trade with countries which had discriminatory racial policies.

c)

All its member countries trade only with countries that sign the WTO agreement.

d)

All its member countries open their markets equally to all member nations.

2.

The conflict in Rwanda was primarily between which two ethnic groups?

a)

Hutu and Tutsi

b)

Banda and Hutu

c)

Tutsi and Banda

d)

Burundi and Hutu

3.

What event is generally considered to be the "spark" that started the "War on Terrorism"?

a)

the war in Iraq, 2003-present

b)

1991 Iraq invasion of Kuwait

c)

the war in Afghanistan, 2001-present

d)

September 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S.

4.

Which of these have played the GREATEST role in the spread of information in the 21st century?

a)

the radio

b)

television

c)

newspaper

d)

the internet

5.

Which of these MOST affected the independence movements in Africa following World War II?

a)

the formation of the United Nations

b)

the creation of the League of Nations

c)

the formation of the Union of South Africa

d)

the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

6.

The 1994 conflict in the tiny African country of Rwanda was based MAINLY on....

a)

Religion

b)

Communism

c)

Ethnic Tensions

d)

Wealth Disperity

7.

Although Africa is a large, diverse area, it has little fertile soil. Drought, disease, and insects threaten Africa's crops. What mustAfricans do to capitalize on their land as a resource?

a)

They must concentrate on diamond trade instead of farming.

b)

They must develop irrigation techniques and disease-resistant crops.

c)

They must develop trade areas inorder to learn to survive rough conditions.

d)

They must mine for gold and accept the fact that their land cannot be farmed.

8.

These maps are showing the differences in the territory in green (dark) in the context of....

a)

Civil Wars

b)

Cold War

c)

World War II

d)

Industrial Development

9.

At the end of the 20th century Yugoslavia broke into many nations PRIMARILY because of differences in...

a)

ethnicity

b)

politics

c)

race

d)

religion

10.

Which twentieth century invention has had the GREATEST impact on increased intellectual achievements and globalization?

a)

camera

b)

microscope

c)

internet

d)

telephone

11.

What warming process is represented by the chart?

a)

Kyoto Protocol

b)

G8 Process Effect

c)

Global Climate Change

d)

The Greenhouse Effect

12.

Which aspect of life in the Soviet Union were Nikita Khrushchev and Mikhail Gorbachev BOTH concerned with during theirtenure as leaders?

a)

reviving a stagnant economy

b)

regaining territory lost during World War II

c)

suppressing revolutionary movements in Poland

d)

regaining the trust of the Soviet people following Stalin's rule

13.

"It is here that Stalin showed in a whole series of cases his intolerance, his brutality, and his abuse of power ... he oftenchose the path of repression and physical annihilation, not only against actual enemies, but also against individuals whohad not committed any crimes against the party or the Soviet Government."

--February 25, 1956


Which Soviet leader criticized the leadership of his predecessor, as stated in this speech?

a)

Leonid Brezhnev

b)

Georgy Malenkov

c)

Nikita Khrushechev

d)

Mikhail Gorbachev

14.

Based on the graph to your right, what conclusion can be drawn about access to computers and the Internet in the United States?

a)

Most Americans buy computers to play video games.

b)

Few people with computers are willing to pay for Internet access.

c)

The number of Americans with computers has declined in recent years.

d)

More Americans than ever have access to information via the Internet.

15.

One of the myths about women as leaders is that they are not as good as men at military strategy or as capable of leadingnations into war.


Which of these leaders MOST disproved this myth?

a)

Queen since 1952, Elizabeth II has commanded British forces for 58 year

b)

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice led the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003

c)

Golda Meir led Israel over Arab invaders during the Yom Kippur War in 1973.

d)

Eva Peron led Argentina to victory over Britain in the Falkland’s War in 1982.

16.

Unsustainable military spending has been cited as a cause for the breakup of the Soviet Union. Supporters of this view pointto the cost of building and maintaining its nuclear arsenal as one factor.


Which statement is the MOST logical, based on the data on the graph?

a)

The Soviet Union was attempting to catch up to the United States but was unable to do so.

b)

During much of the 1970s and 1980s, the Soviet Union was engaged in a program of rapid nuclear expansion.

c)

At the time of the Soviet Union’s breakup the United States was greatly expanding its nuclear arsenal.

d)

The Soviet Union built more weapons than the United States and, as a result, spent more than they could afford.

17.

Which influential female leader served four terms as Prime Minister of India?

a)

Golda Meir

b)

Indira Gandhi

c)

Benazir Bhutto

d)

Jawarhalal Nehru

18.

Which influential female leader served as Prime Minister of Israel from 1969-1974?

a)

Golda Meir

b)

Indira Gandhi

c)

Benazir Bhutto

d)

Jawarhalal Nehru

19.

hat happens to the price of oil when OPEC countries decide to limit production?

a)

Oil prices drop

b)

Oli prices raise

c)

Oil prices collapse

d)

Oil prices being sold

20.

The policies of glasnost and perestroika are associated with the end of which event?

a)

Gulf War

b)

Cold War

c)

Korean War

d)

Vietnam War

21.

What was Osama bin Laden BEST known for?

a)

running the largest dictatorship in the Middle East

b)

organizing the Taliban to resist Soviet occupation

c)

destroying the oil rigs of Kuwait in the 1990s

d)

founding an Islamic extremist terrorist group

22.

here are six basic components to all terrorism. Terrorism is (1) an intentional and (2) rational (3) act ofviolence to (4) cause fear (5) in the target audience or society (6) for the purpose of changing behavior inthat audience or society. Terrorism is a political act, the goal of which is to make a change. The terrorist isnot driven by personal desires or ambitions.

-

The Nature of Terrorism

, The State of Delaware Criminal Justice Council


According to the information, how might various terrorist groups seek to impact politics in their areas?

a)

They might seek authority through elections and political representation.

b)

They might choose targets primarily for personal financial gain.

c)

The might use actions to destabilize existing governments.

d)

They might promote human rights for all citizens.

23.

Which location is known for experiencing a nuclear disaster in 1986?

a)

Chernobyl

b)

Indonesia

c)

The Netherlands

d)

Saudi Arabia

24.

Why did Arab OPEC nations enforce an oil embargo against the United States in 1973?

a)

to protest the U.S.'s involvement in the Israeli-Egyptian conflict

b)

in retaliation for the placement of American troops in Iraq

c)

in retaliation for the U.S.'s role in the Shah's Iranian government

d)

to protest the U.S.'s support of Israel in the Arab-Israeli War

25.

1) Djibouti

2) Egypt

3) Iran

4) Israel


What do these four countries have in common?

a)

They are unitary states.

b)

They are all Muslim states.

c)

They are the largest producers of oil in the world.

d)

They are classified as enemies of the United States.

26.

Which of these is the BIGGEST reason for the deforestation of the Amazon Rainforest?

a)

the addition of new countries to the region

b)

wars with indigenous tribes who live there

c)

creating reservations for native peoples

d)

the desire for farm land and cattle land

27.

How is this map related to African issues in the mid-to-late-20th century?

a)

The divisions led to an new beginning of trade to control the new areas.

b)

The divisions led to an end of the fledgling "Pan-African" unity movement.

c)

The divisions led to ethnic conflicts following the independence of many African countries.

d)

Nationalist movements resulted in strengthening of colonial power throughout the continent.

28.

-Seeks to unify countries in North Africa and Southwest Asia

-Uses cultural similarities to cross across national boundaries

-Began in the early 20th Century

-Reached its height of popularity in the 1960s


Which transnational movement began to develop in the 20th century?

a)

Negritude

b)

Pan-Africanism

c)

Pan-Arabism

d)

Zionist

29.

Which would NOT be considered a factor for the increase in globalization?

a)

movies

b)

internet

c)

airplanes

d)

nuclear energy

30.

What nation- pictured here- was home to a genocidal campaign against the Tutsi ethnic group in 1994?

a)

Rwanda

b)

Uganda

c)

Somalia

d)

Zimbabwe