The rise of imperialism impacted the rise of ideologies.

Who is known as the "father of modern economics"?

What does laissez-faire mean?

What ideology did the American Dream arise from?

The idea of socialism began in ____________, France, and England during the rise of the Industrial Revolution.

Marxism explains why there were rich and poor and why capitalism forced the majority to struggle just to survive, which developed into the ideology of communism.

What does the Chinese word for China mean?

In 1900, a Chinese secret organization led an uprising known as the ____________ to stop the spread of Western and Japanese influence.

Traditionally, for Chinese women the ideal foot was to fit into a shoe that was only 3–4 inches long.

What dynasty built the Forbidden City?

Who is often referred to as the "Father of the Nation" in the Republic of China and who overthrew the Qing Dynasty?

The purpose of this order was to demonstrate loyalty to the Qing Dynasty and was a series of laws that came from a traditional belief from Confucius.

Which revolution ended over 2,000 years of imperial rule and was the beginning of China's republican era?

Chinese women were required to wear the queue hairstyle, which is when the hair is worn long and gathered into a ponytail, often braided.

Why was foot binding a common practice in China?

The entire foot binding process took two years and was very long and painful, leaving the feet essentially useless.

World War I was sparked by the assassination of who?

World War I is often referred to as the time of ____________.

Which of the following was a new weapon used during World War I?

Which major countries made up the Triple Entente alliance?

Most of the people who died during World War I died during battle, though some died due to disease (flu) or as prisoners of war.

Which imperial power did not fall after World War I?

The Bolshevik Revolution allowed ____________ to gain control of the government of Russia.

Which countries made up the Triple Alliance during World War I?

Which event fits in the blank space below?

Nicholas takes control of the army and leaves the country - ________________ - Russia leaves WWI

Which of the following did NOT contribute to the Russian people's anger toward the government?

Lenin was unhappy with the results of the February Revolution because the provisional government was being supported by many Russians.

Lenin was unhappy with the results of the February Revolution because Russia left World War I.

Who did the Russian people hope would end the war after the February Revolution?

Which country did NOT send support to those who opposed the Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil War?

What was the series of mass murder and rape against the Chinese by the Japanese in 1937 known as?

When did World War II officially begin?

What were the Axis Powers?

All of the following nations were invaded by Japan except which?

World War II was different than World War I because of the German tactic of blitzkrieg (lightning war), which meant rapid use of military power that included tanks and air bombings.

What event prompted the United States to enter the war?

What gave the power for the United States to declare that all people of Japanese ancestry and people living along the Pacific coast or Hawaii were to be relocated into internment camps across the United States?

All of the following groups of people were targeted by the Nazis except for which?

What was the first concentration camp built in Dachau, Germany intended to do?

When was the first use of nuclear weapons in combat?

Which US President issued the order for the first atomic bombs to be created?

Who said the following quote in his last year of life?

"I made one great mistake in my life, when I signed the letter to the President recommending the atom bombs be made…"

The United States responded to Emperor Hirohito's refusal of surrender by using two atomic bombs on Japan.

How did Japan respond to the atomic bombings?

Which was the first city that the United States used an atomic bomb on?

When was the first atomic bomb dropped?

How many people died from the atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima upon impact and within five years from the explosion?

Germany's military build up was a violation of what?

Germany claimed that what part of Czechoslovakia should be given to Germany?

Germany's occupation of Czechoslovakia led Britain and France to declare war against Germany.

Japanese politics was taken over by who in the 30s?

Japan invaded Manchuria in order to gain more farmland for their population.

Japan's war with China lasted how long?

After WWII, the miltary leaders of the Japanese invasion were sentenced to

When did the Great Depression occur?

What day is considered the start of the Depression?

The Great Depression brought about the implementation of militarism, fascism, and populism in several nations.

Where was fascism implemented during the Great Depression?

Where was militarism implemented during the Great Depression?

Who instituted the Five Year Plan and called for the rapid industrialization and "collectivization" of farms?

Which country was required to pay 132 billion gold marks (33 billion US dollars) in reparations to cover the costs of World War I?

____________ is the political idea that the state holds total or complete authority over the society and seeks to control all aspects of public and private life wherever possible.

Why was the Cold War called the "cold" war?

The ____________ was initiated to supply West Berlin with daily necessities such as fuel and food.

What two nations were involved in the Cold War?

How long did the Berlin Wall stay up and divide West Germany from East Germany?

What is the reference of the metaphorical division between Eastern Europe (communism) and Western Europe?

Who made the infamous and influential Iron Curtain Speech?

The Korean War became a symbol of struggle against what two ideologies?

Where is the boundary between North and South Korea that is known as the demilitarized zone?

Who imperialized Indochina in the late 1800s due to their desire for raw materials such as rubber?

Who led the Viet Minh, a group of communist and Vietnamese nationalists?

The National Liberation Front (NFL) is also known as the ____________.

What was the mass murder of 400–500 unarmed Vietnamese civilians by the US Army where some women were gang raped and men, women, children, and infants were killed?

Vietnam is also known as the ____________ War.

The United States ended up winning the Vietnam War, also known as the Second Indochina War that lasted from 1959 to 1975.

Where is the United Nations headquarters?

What was created to increase and promote international trade?

All of the following are subgroups of the United Nations except for what?

What organization was created to protect the rights and protections of Prisoners of War?

The Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Poland are all part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Who led the Bolsheviks in the Bolshevik Revolution?

Who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990 for the pursuit of peace and remaining the leader until the fall of the Soviet Union?

What remains the largest country in the world in terms of landmass?

Which leader was responsible for events such as the building of the Berlin Wall and the Cuban Missile Crisis?

What were the forced labor camps known as during Stalin's rule?

In what policy did the government own machines, factories, farms, businesses, etc. and build collective farms.

Joseph Stalin's implementation of a five-year plan to turn the Soviet Union into an independent and industrial nation was a success.

It is argued that Joseph Stalin murdered and killed more people than Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust.

Who was the leader of the USSR during World War II?