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WorksheetsWorld History Review
Total questions: 499
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Name
Class
Date
1.
The institutions of the Old Regime were....?
a)
loved
b)
saved
c)
took away
d)
destroyed
e)
restored
2.
On August 26, the National Assembly adopted the Declaration of?
a)
guns
b)
Rights of Man and the Citizen
c)
babys
d)
everybody gets rights
e)
no rights
3.
Spring 1792, The French Revolution wasventering a more?
a)
lot of killing
b)
dangerous
c)
loved place
d)
safe and happy
e)
radical and violent stage
4.
The committee of Public Safety decided to make an example of?
a)
cyon
b)
byon
c)
lyon
d)
kyon
e)
myon
5.
The new French government had raised a huge army-by September 1794, it had more than?
a)
1 million soilders
b)
1000 soilders
c)
25 million soilders
d)
100 soilders
e)
100 thousand soilders
6.
Who was called to a meeting at Versailles?
a)
Louis XVI
b)
George Washington
c)
Queen Elizabeth
d)
President Hoover
e)
Marie Antoinette
7.
What was the population divided into three orders called?
a)
soviets
b)
estates
c)
soldiers
d)
citizens
e)
mercgants
8.
What was the proper name for the middle class?
a)
lawyers
b)
farmers
c)
merchants
d)
bourgeoisie
e)
sellers
9.
Who were the people "without breeches"?
a)
bourgeoisie
b)
farmers
c)
sans-culottes
d)
merchants
e)
soldiers
10.
What was the name of the tax that clergy nor nobles had to pay?
a)
checks
b)
money
c)
consumers
d)
goods
e)
taille
11.
what was the natinonal assembly
a)
A millitary force
b)
A new goverment
c)
A new king
d)
kIng people
e)
The people from the city
12.
what was the nationalism
a)
A unique cultural
b)
a government
c)
People with power
d)
the king rules
e)
people with no money
13.
How take the power in tg 1800s
a)
Mary
b)
napoleon
c)
louis XvI
d)
Louis X
e)
the king son
14.
What was the Third estate
a)
commoners
b)
nobiliyy
c)
clergy
d)
king people
e)
church
15.
who was in power wend the war start
a)
Louis XVI
b)
napoleon
c)
louis x
d)
third estate
e)
natinonal assembly
16.
Which event is most closely associated with the French Revolution?
a)
Thirty Years' War
b)
Reign of Terror
c)
Council of Trent
d)
Paris Peace Conference
e)
Military Successes
17.
What was a major cause of the French Revolution?
a)
Removal of the monarchy
b)
failure of the congress of Vienna
c)
inequalities in the tax structure
d)
economic success of mercantlism
e)
continental system in Europe
18.
What did Napoleon name himself in 1804?
a)
Pope
b)
King
c)
Emperor
d)
President
e)
leader
19.
What is the unique cultural identity of a people based on common language, religion, and national symbols?
a)
militarism
b)
imperialism
c)
rationalism
d)
nationalism
e)
Capitalism
20.
What year was Napoleon born?
a)
1769
b)
1793
c)
1805
d)
1791
e)
1794
21.
who won the battle of Valmy
a)
america
b)
france
c)
austria
d)
germany
22.
who became consul in 1799
a)
Napolean
b)
Louis XVI
c)
George Danton
d)
non of the above
23.
whats the name of the goverment established in france after the overthrow of the directory in 1799
a)
sans-culotees
b)
paris commune
c)
consulate
d)
Napolean empire
24.
the unique cultural identity of people based on common language
a)
nationalism
b)
coup d'etat
c)
elector
d)
taile
25.
Which estate contains up to 75-80 percent% of peasents?
a)
First estate
b)
second estate
c)
thrid estate
d)
Bourgeoisie
e)
none
26.
What was it called when the Thrid Estate swore to continue meeting unitl a new consitition was made?
a)
Tennis Court Oath
b)
Declaration of the RIghts of Man
c)
Paris Commune
d)
National Assembly
e)
Estates- General
27.
Which group adopted policies that became known as the Reign of Terror?
a)
National Convention
b)
The Commune
c)
Working- class
d)
Clergy
e)
Committee of Public Safety
28.
What happended to Louis XVI in 1793?
a)
He ruled another country
b)
He was beheaded
c)
He was sent to jail?
d)
He gave up his throne
e)
He was banned from being king
29.
An idea that great powers have the right to send armies into countries where there are revolutions are called...
a)
Liberalism
b)
Conservatism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Principle of intervention
e)
Consulate
30.
Which class numbered the most amount of people?
a)
1st estate
b)
2nd estate
c)
3rd estate
d)
4th estate
e)
5th estate
31.
Where was the meeting of the estates general?
a)
Virginia
b)
Versailles
c)
Bastille
d)
Varennes
e)
National Assembly
32.
Who called the meeting of the estates general?
a)
First estate
b)
Second estate
c)
Third estate
d)
Fourth estate
e)
Louis XVI
33.
How many people were killed during the French Reign Of Terror?
a)
126000
b)
40000
c)
16000
d)
89000
e)
14000
34.
Which estate wanted revolution?
a)
First estate
b)
Second estate
c)
Third estate
d)
fourth estate
e)
The King waanted Revolution
35.
Louis XVl callled a meeting on the Estates- General at Versallies on what day?
a)
June 6, 1899
b)
June 14, 1788
c)
May 5, 1789
d)
August 12, 1635
e)
43466
36.
How did the Natio Assembly increase state revenues?
a)
Using peasant money
b)
Stealing
c)
Seizing and selling Church lands
d)
Trade selling
e)
Gathering herds
37.
What known people died by the guillotine ?
a)
Olympe de Gouges
b)
Jacobin Maximilien Robespierre
c)
Marie Antoinette
d)
Georgos Danton
e)
Louis XVl
38.
What country had the largest army ever seen?
a)
France
b)
Europe
c)
Germany
d)
Australia
e)
Belgium
39.
Who was the master of Europe between 1807-1812
a)
Napolean
b)
Locke
c)
Hitler
d)
Metternich
e)
Newton
40.
how much of the third estate did peasants make up?
a)
0.34
b)
0.45
c)
0.05
d)
0.8
e)
0.55
41.
who was the first president of the commitee of public safety
a)
issac
b)
gailileo
c)
georges d
d)
locke
e)
louis xvi
42.
what was the first thing napolean did as king?
a)
waste money
b)
buy land
c)
give money
d)
war
e)
peace with church option 5
43.
What has often been seen as a major turning point in European history?
a)
The French Revolution.
b)
The renaissance.
c)
The evolution.
d)
The presidential election.
e)
World War 1
44.
On October 5, thousands of Parisian women armed with broomsticks, pitchforks, pistols, and other weapons marched to…
a)
Italy
b)
Mexico
c)
Versailles
d)
Canada
e)
Texas
45.
The execution of King Louis XVI reinforced the trend toward a new phase calledthe
a)
Reformation phase
b)
Radical phase
c)
Riot phase
d)
Fighting back phase
e)
None of the above
46.
Napolean felt that religion was…
a)
A Social convience
b)
uneeded
c)
a needed thing in society
d)
Taking up too much time and space
e)
All of the above
47.
What led to Napoleans downfall?
a)
The people took over
b)
He decided to exchange food with Russia
c)
He died
d)
He put too much effort into religion.
e)
He decided to invade Russia
48.
What group of people was made up of 75-80 percent peasants?
a)
Second Estate
b)
Third Estate
c)
First Estate
d)
The bourgeoisie
e)
The Estates General
49.
To save the public, what did the Comitee of Public Safety do?
a)
Raise an army
b)
Form the Paris Commune
c)
Make radical laws
d)
Form the sans-culottes
e)
Write the Constitution of 1795
50.
What began the downfall of Napoleon?
a)
The Congress of Vienna was formed
b)
Napoleon became ill
c)
The Austrian foreign minister overthrew him.
d)
Napoleon decided to invade Russia
e)
Napoleon allied with Belgium
51.
What's another way of saying Bourgeoisie?
a)
Christian
b)
Nobility
c)
Clergy
d)
Middle class
e)
None of them
52.
What was the year Louis XVI was preparing to use force aganst the Third Estate
a)
1965
b)
1828
c)
1789
d)
1468
e)
1788
53.
What was the percentage of land the Third Estate owned?
a)
20 to 25 percent
b)
10 percent
c)
25 to 30 percent
d)
12 perccent
e)
80 to 90 percent
54.
What was the date of when the declaration of the rights of men?
a)
44337
b)
44200
c)
44363
d)
44312
e)
44434
55.
How many nobles did Napolean create, between 1808 and 1814?
a)
2600
b)
3200
c)
4520
d)
1860
e)
2750
56.
What is the major turning point in the European History?
a)
The French Revolution
b)
Enlightenment
c)
Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
d)
National Assembly
e)
Rise of the Paris Commune
57.
Who was in the Second Estate?
a)
The Clergy
b)
The Peasants
c)
Urban Craftspeople
d)
Shopkeepers and Workers
e)
The Nobility
58.
Who was in the First Estate?
a)
Shopkeepers and Workers
b)
Urban Craftspeople
c)
The Peasants
d)
The Clergy
e)
The Nobility
59.
Who was the King when the raid on Bastille occured?
a)
Olympe de Gouges
b)
Louis XVI
c)
Jean Jacques Rousseau
d)
Charles Alexandre de Calonne
e)
Rochefoucauld-Liancourt
60.
Who convinced the Convetion to pass a degree condemning Louis XVI to death?
a)
The Girondins
b)
National Assembly
c)
The Mountain
d)
The Second Estate
e)
The First Estate
61.
A name taken by the Third Estate with with the promise to draft a new constitution
a)
Estates-General
b)
proletariat
c)
Bourgeoisie
d)
National Assembly
e)
Option 5
62.
The Social Class that made up of french clergy
a)
Taille
b)
Frist Estate
c)
Proletariat
d)
Bourgeoisie
63.
What economic cause of the French Revolution was an increase in price
a)
Led to an equivalent increase in wages among the nobility
b)
Depleted the governments monetary reserves.
c)
Left people unable to purchase essential goods, such as food.
d)
Channeled more money to merchants and salesmen
64.
The Policies of the Committee of Public Safety to defend France from domestic threats
a)
Reign of Terror
b)
Constitution of 1795
c)
The Directory
d)
None of these
65.
How did Napoleon's Civil Code treated women
a)
as co-owners of property with their husbands
b)
As less equal then men
c)
As legal equals to men
d)
Equally in divorce proceedings
66.
What revolution occured in this chapter.
a)
social
b)
industrial
c)
french
d)
american
e)
national
67.
who was a proffessor and played a big role in the revolution
a)
john locke
b)
france douglas
c)
adam smith
d)
luke simon
68.
who was the founder of modern communism
a)
adam smith
b)
karl marx
c)
protestors
d)
john locke
e)
ben franklin
69.
who was smuggled to the united states
a)
john locke
b)
sam slatter
c)
luke simon
d)
karl marx
e)
adam smith
70.
How many estate classes were there?
a)
3
b)
4
c)
6
d)
12
e)
25
71.
When did the National convention begin?
a)
1789
b)
1784
c)
1792
d)
1872
e)
1999
72.
where was Napoleon born?
a)
Germany
b)
Corsica
c)
Spain
d)
Russia
e)
France
73.
Who was crowned King of England
a)
Phillip II Augustus
b)
willlam
c)
louis IX
d)
Saint Bernard
e)
Knights
74.
Who dominated european warfare for 500 year
a)
The priest
b)
muslims
c)
Knights
d)
Magna Carta
e)
Mongols
75.
What is an Armored soilder who ride on horses
a)
Louis IX
b)
pope
c)
willam
d)
Knights
e)
Monks
76.
a woman who complety devotes herself to god
a)
pope
b)
fleif
c)
Muslum
d)
Vassal
e)
Nuns
77.
How many people were in the First Estate
a)
25
b)
100000
c)
10000
d)
1 Million
e)
130000
78.
When did Napoleon stage a coup d'etat
a)
1738
b)
1855
c)
1639
d)
1799
e)
1753
79.
How long was Napoleon the master of Europe
a)
5 years
b)
7 years
c)
12 years
d)
30 years
e)
19 years
80.
When did Napoleon invade russia
a)
1805
b)
1812
c)
1799
d)
1834
e)
1820
81.
Where was Napoleon sent in exile
a)
Canada
b)
U.S.
c)
Elba
d)
Africa
e)
Brazil
82.
How much land the first estate owned?
a)
0.1
b)
0.3
c)
0.5
d)
0.25
e)
0.4
83.
What positions the second estate held?
a)
government
b)
military
c)
law courts
d)
catholic church
e)
All above
84.
What was the percent of peasants that made up the third estate?
a)
0.75
b)
0.65
c)
0.9
d)
0.4
e)
0.85
85.
What is another word for middle class?
a)
burgeoisie
b)
taille
c)
consumer
d)
sans-culottes
e)
Peasants
86.
when was issac Newton born?
a)
1642
b)
1834
c)
2000
d)
1765
e)
1865
87.
who was the most famous astronmer in germnay?
a)
maria winkel
b)
issac newton
c)
martin luther
d)
hank wiliams
e)
george strait
88.
when did rene descartes write the discourse on method?
a)
1657
b)
1819
c)
1637
d)
2001
e)
1824
89.
what is a monarchy?
a)
a president
b)
a form of government
c)
a preacher
d)
counsler
e)
principle
90.
when did the seven war start?
a)
1654
b)
1856
c)
1924
d)
1787
e)
1740
91.
What were some of the contributing elements to France's growing debt?
a)
7years war
b)
american revolution
c)
enlightment
d)
national assembly
92.
Why didn't the government raise taxes or cut spending for everyone?
a)
they wanted to be nice
b)
The nobles/clergy did not want to lose their tax-free status.
c)
7 years war
d)
louis xiv
e)
they didnt need the money
93.
What sparked the revolution of peasants against nobles?
a)
famine or fear
b)
they were hungry
c)
needed money
d)
political crisis and rumors
e)
goverenment control
94.
The first estate was made up of ?
a)
clergy
b)
peasents
c)
preist
d)
chef
e)
nobles
95.
What was the second estate made up of ?
a)
peasents
b)
clergy
c)
nobility
d)
preist
e)
russia
96.
When was the decree condemning of Louis XVI to death passed
a)
1793
b)
1780
c)
1821
d)
1812
e)
1800
97.
What happened to the old regime.
a)
It was destroyed
b)
it was growing in power
c)
it lost all leaders attchaed to it
d)
it killed the leader of the revolution
e)
it stopped a war
98.
How long had the enconomy be expanding
a)
30 years
b)
45 years
c)
3 years
d)
50 years
e)
17 years
99.
why did european leaders fear the revolution
a)
it would bring bad goods to there country
b)
They were scared of it coming to there country
c)
They were scared it would start a war
d)
it would make the leader of the country lost his power
e)
they did not fear the revolution
100.
When did the war in britain brake out AGAIN
a)
1800
b)
1808
c)
1803
d)
1810
e)
1805
101.
What was the major turning point of European history
a)
french revolution
b)
bourgeoisie
c)
society
d)
Estates
e)
philosophes
102.
What was developed on August 26 by the National Assembly
a)
Bill of rights
b)
Declaration of the rights of man
c)
panic
d)
invasion
e)
exclusion
103.
Who striked war first on Austria
a)
Legislative assembly
b)
Austria
c)
citizens
d)
The king
e)
European leaders
104.
What was used to defent france from domestic threats
a)
Reign of terror
b)
Radicalism
c)
Decree
d)
Meetings
e)
regime
105.
What was issued to save the republic from danger
a)
borders
b)
foreign foes
c)
decree
d)
army
e)
Austrians
106.
what was a major turning point in western history
a)
Irish revolution
b)
Spanish revolution
c)
French revolution
d)
Italian revolution
e)
Norce revolution
107.
Whats another name for the first estate
a)
cult
b)
clergy
c)
christian
d)
crimson
e)
catholics
108.
How much did the second estate own
a)
20 to 90 percent
b)
60 to 65 percent
c)
20 to 30 percent
d)
40 to 50 percent
e)
25 to 30 percent
109.
What year did bad harvest start
a)
1777
b)
1798
c)
1765
d)
1760
e)
1787
110.
When did the national assembly adopt the declaration of the rights of man and the citizen
a)
44433
b)
44415
c)
44431
d)
44432
e)
44434
111.
What does consumer mean
a)
a person who consumes
b)
a elected ruler
c)
a king/queen
d)
a member of an army
e)
a device used to behead people
112.
What is the name of the device used to behead people
a)
guillotine
b)
revolution
c)
napoleon
d)
gun
e)
estate
113.
What does elector mean
a)
a person who is qualified to vote
b)
a person who rules a area
c)
the owner of a larger farm
d)
an average person
e)
a poor person
114.
How did Louis XVI die
a)
beheading
b)
old age
c)
shot to death
d)
drowning
e)
broken neck
115.
When did Napoleon have control over alot of europe
a)
1807-1812
b)
1666-1795
c)
12BC-50
d)
1930-1735
e)
1750-2021
116.
how many estates were there?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
e)
5
117.
what estate were the townspeople considered?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
just regular people
e)
high class people
118.
what estate was the clergy considered?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
just regular people
e)
no status
119.
what estate were the nobles considered?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
just regular people
e)
broke people
120.
what was the name of the queen that almost everybody liked?
a)
Antoinette
b)
Theresa
c)
Mary
d)
King Louis
e)
Jacques Necker
121.
What is an estate?
a)
A social class
b)
Property
c)
Territory
d)
House
e)
Money
122.
What social class is the bourgeoisie a part of?
a)
First Estate
b)
Second
c)
Third
d)
Slaves
e)
Wealthy
123.
Which king of France was beheaded on January 21, 1793?
a)
Louie XIV
b)
Henry VI
c)
Leopold II
d)
James
e)
Louie XVI
124.
Who was the military leader that took control of France?
a)
Sun Tzu
b)
Stalin
c)
Napoleon
d)
Cromwell
e)
Custard
125.
hich of the following is nationalism not based on?
a)
test scores
b)
religion
c)
race
d)
language
e)
symbols
126.
On what day did Louis XIV call a meeting of the Estates-General
a)
June 14,1789
b)
June 14, 1789
c)
October 31, 1657
d)
May 5, 1789
127.
How did the National Assembly react to the peasent rebellions and rumors of a possible foreign invasion
a)
They did not care and were to worried with other things
b)
They wanted to react immediatley and make sure none of it was true.
c)
They reacted in fear and wanted to go stop them
d)
The National Assembly voted to abolish all legal privlegaes of the nobels and clergy.
128.
What is the correct definition of domestic?
a)
A part of a whole divided into 100 parts
b)
An individual qualified to vote in an election
c)
A sudden overthrow of the government
d)
Relating to or originating within one's country
129.
What year was Napolean Born in
a)
1895
b)
1342
c)
1652
d)
1769
130.
When year was the newly National Convention began
a)
1654
b)
1875
c)
1789
d)
1762
131.
Who made up the first estate?
a)
kings
b)
queens
c)
clergy
d)
nobility
e)
bourgeoise
132.
Who made up the second estate?
a)
nobility
b)
bourgeoise
c)
queens
d)
kings
e)
clergy
133.
Who made up the third estate?
a)
queens
b)
nobility
c)
clergy
d)
bourgeoisie
e)
kings
134.
What is the meaning of "coup d'etat"?
a)
an anual direct tax
b)
a sudden overthrow of the government
c)
the middle class
d)
a political philosophy
e)
the basic principle and laws of nation
135.
Which estate made up most of the population?
a)
second estate
b)
Mr.batemans class
c)
first estate
d)
bourgeoisie
e)
third estate
136.
Who were members of the paris commune who wore long pants to identify with the common folk?
a)
Bourgeoisie
b)
Clegy
c)
Sans culottes
d)
Farmers
e)
The black hand
137.
The leader of the committee of public safety who enforced the reign of terror
a)
Bastille
b)
Robepierre
c)
Napoleon
d)
Metternich
e)
Hitler
138.
What are members of the middle class identified as?
a)
Working class
b)
Coup d’ etat
c)
Clergy
d)
Bourgeoisie
e)
Common folk
139.
What is a sudden overthrow in the government called?
a)
Coup d’ etat
b)
Regime
c)
Hersey
d)
Treason
e)
Bastille
140.
A belief that people should be free from government restrictions is called...?
a)
Nationalism
b)
Socialism
c)
Budism
d)
Satanism
e)
Liberalism
141.
When was the major step of the National Convention
a)
44387
b)
44293
c)
44460
d)
44369
e)
44559
142.
what year was the Society for revolutionary republican found
a)
1793
b)
1864
c)
1728
d)
1934
e)
1678
143.
In 1795 how many drafted laws were in the lower house
a)
350
b)
100
c)
400
d)
260
e)
500
144.
what year was Napoleon born
a)
1769
b)
1654
c)
1783
d)
1695
e)
1722
145.
How long was Napoleon the master of europe
a)
6 years
b)
8 years
c)
10 years
d)
3 years
e)
9 years
146.
what was the major turning point in European history?
a)
sicience
b)
french revolution
c)
WWl
d)
american reveloution
e)
the great depression
147.
what was the name of what France's population was divided into?
a)
estates
b)
orders
c)
groups
d)
consumers
e)
members
148.
when did the national assembly adopt the Decloration of Independence
a)
44434
b)
44324
c)
44381
d)
44312
e)
febuary 6
149.
Who did Napoleon want peace with?
a)
americans
b)
catholic church
c)
puritans
d)
buddhists
e)
christians
150.
Which estate declared that it was the National Assembly and would draft a constitution
a)
1st estate
b)
2nd estate
c)
3rd estate
d)
None
e)
4th estate
151.
An annual direct tax usually on land or property
a)
estate
b)
taille
c)
bourgeoisie
d)
consumer
e)
consulate
152.
Who was the king during French Revoltion?
a)
Louis XVI
b)
Louis XV
c)
LouisXVII
d)
Louis XVIII
e)
Louis X
153.
the unique cultural identity of a person based on common language, religion, and national symbols
a)
liberalism
b)
conservation
c)
nationalism
d)
consulate
e)
constitution
154.
involving the general public or civil affairs
a)
civil
b)
estate
c)
consumer
d)
liberalism
e)
nationalism
155.
The extension of a nation's powerover other land's is called?
a)
imperialism
b)
traditions
c)
uncharted
d)
disverse
e)
aid
156.
Who were soon added to the list of European colonies?
a)
Canada
b)
America
c)
Mexico
d)
Central African
e)
Russia
157.
What do Can Vuong mean?
a)
"Save the slaves"
b)
"Save the clothes"
c)
"Save the king"
d)
"Save the birds"
e)
"Save the food"
158.
Is the belief that race determines traits and capabilities?
a)
marketing
b)
racism
c)
slavery
d)
annex
e)
pindigeous
159.
For a long time, Africans were able to maintain their independence until something called.....happend?
a)
extirpate
b)
prerogative
c)
endeavors
d)
traditions
e)
annexed
160.
Which word descrbes the extension of a nation's power over other lands?
a)
imperialism
b)
invading
c)
war
d)
slavery
e)
milltia
161.
In 1898, what war was going on?
a)
World War II
b)
World War I
c)
Spansh-American War
d)
French Revolution
e)
World War III
162.
What was imperalism called in the late nineteenth century by historians?
a)
The Ice Age
b)
New Imperalism
c)
Captialism
d)
The New Dawn
e)
The French Revolution
163.
In 1800, how many societies did Europeans rule?
a)
three
b)
six
c)
one
d)
two
e)
nine
164.
Where did imperialism start?
a)
Unitied States
b)
Europe
c)
Greece
d)
Spaine
e)
Great Britain
165.
what is a imperialism
a)
power over other land
b)
a king
c)
A modern ruler
d)
amilitary foece
e)
A way to control the king
166.
what is racism
a)
i Country rule
b)
a lovely way to be
c)
belief that a race is better
d)
a place to leave
167.
What was a new imperialism in the 1800
a)
mexico
b)
souteast asia
c)
africa
d)
U.s
e)
Spain
168.
who became the chief Rivals in africa
a)
Britain and german
b)
Mexico and U.S
c)
U.s and Britain
d)
Britain ans spain
e)
Spain and U.S
169.
what people are indigenous
a)
people city
b)
native to a redion
c)
church people
d)
King people
e)
Farm people
170.
what is the extension of a nations power over the lands
a)
imperialism
b)
racism
c)
export
d)
discrimination exploit
e)
Option 5
171.
what is a indian soldier hired by a british company
a)
civil
b)
viceroy
c)
sepoy
d)
estate
172.
iwho was cecil rhodes
a)
miner
b)
police
c)
doctor
d)
teacher
173.
What is the extension of a nation's power over other lands?
a)
Racism
b)
imperialism
c)
direct rule
d)
traditions
e)
indirect rule
174.
Which class played a key role in resisting colonial rule in Southeast Asia?
a)
peasant farmers
b)
working class
c)
urban middle class
d)
elite ruling class
e)
first class
175.
Which word suggests something that is unknown?
a)
exploit
b)
civil
c)
export
d)
traditions
e)
uncharted
176.
David Livingstone is famous for exploring which continent?
a)
Europe
b)
Australia
c)
Africa
d)
America
e)
Asia
177.
In what year did Theodore Roosevelt support a rebellion that allowed Panama ti seperate from Clombia and establish a new nation?
a)
1895
b)
1898
c)
1914
d)
1903
e)
1934
178.
the belief that race determines a persons traits
a)
impearialism
b)
racism
c)
protectorate
d)
indirect rule
e)
Option 5
179.
a colonial government in which local rulers are allowed to maintain thier positiions
a)
diect rule
b)
indirect rule
c)
impearlism
d)
indigenous
180.
to incorporate into an existing polical unit
a)
annex
b)
indenous
c)
sepoys
d)
viceroys
181.
who won the boer war
a)
British army
b)
south africa
c)
france
d)
germany
182.
A political unit that depends on another governement for its protection is called..
a)
Direct rule
b)
Indirect rule
c)
Annexed
d)
viceroy
e)
protectorate
183.
Who was a medical missionary that spent 30 years in Africa?
a)
Muhammad Ail
b)
General Gordon
c)
David Livingstone
d)
King Leopold II
e)
Henry Stanley
184.
In 1876 who took the the title Empress of India?
a)
Queen Victoria
b)
Rabindranath Tagore
c)
Balwantrao Gangadhar
d)
Cecil Rhodes
e)
Mohandas Gandi
185.
Which famous tomb was original made for the wife of an Indian ruler?
a)
Great Pyramid of Giza
b)
Taj Mahal
c)
Eiffel Tower
d)
Humanyun's Tomb
e)
Leaning Tower of Pisa
186.
Who ruled Mexico between the years, 1877 and 1911?
a)
Jose Marti
b)
Pancho Villa's
c)
Emiliano Zapata
d)
Porfirio Diaz
e)
Francisco Madero
187.
What is indirect rule?
a)
The country gives up land for there lives
b)
Country could keep power but foreigners could settle in the country
c)
Part of the land is given to another country but they have power
d)
The country gains full power over the conquested country
e)
The current leader keeps power but in another colonial setting
188.
Which countries did germany have control of during this time?
a)
Togo
b)
Cameroon
c)
Southwest Africa
d)
East Africa
e)
All of the above
189.
Who of all people suffered the most during imperialism?
a)
South Africa
b)
East africa
c)
Middle class Africans
d)
Low class Africans
e)
Western Africa
190.
What were indian soldiers called?
a)
Mercenaries
b)
Sepoys
c)
Soldier
d)
Assasins
e)
Secret Service
191.
What were the Capitalist states in the West were looking for?
a)
Animal skin
b)
Rubber
c)
Gold
d)
Tin
e)
Oil
192.
What year did Great Britain send Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles to find a new colony?
a)
1819
b)
1632
c)
1798
d)
1889
e)
1921
193.
Who signed a contract to begin building the Suez Canal
a)
Muhammad Ali
b)
Ferdinand de Lesseps
c)
President Mckinley
d)
Emilio Aguinaldo
e)
Albert Beverigde
194.
What were hired Indian soliders called who protected the company's intrests in the religion ?
a)
Indian Soliders
b)
Sepoys
c)
Mogul
d)
Pigs
e)
Jewels
195.
what led to the military force of use against other nations?
a)
war
b)
money
c)
food
d)
population
e)
racist beliefs
196.
who failed to stop the Christian missionaries?
a)
vietnam
b)
france
c)
paris
d)
germany
e)
india
197.
who founded diamond and gold mining companies?
a)
locke
b)
cecil
c)
boers
d)
issac
e)
macaulay
198.
who was the jewel of crown?
a)
paris
b)
africa
c)
france
d)
india
e)
mexico
199.
who ruled mexico from 1877 and 1911?
a)
george c
b)
marshall
c)
diaz
d)
dean acheson
e)
carter
200.
The imperialism of the late nineteenth century was called
a)
"new imperialism"
b)
Imperalism
c)
The new age
d)
Change in society
e)
The enlightenment
201.
a colonial government in which local rulers are allowed to maintain their positions of authority and status
a)
direct rule
b)
exploit
c)
racism
d)
Indirect rule
e)
export
202.
Where did Britain establish a protectorate
a)
Italy
b)
Nigeria
c)
US
d)
Great Britain
e)
No where
203.
Why did the INC have difficulties?
a)
religious differences
b)
People hated it
c)
Nobody wanted it around
d)
It was useless
e)
It did not have difficulties
204.
After 1870, Latin America began an age of
a)
religious differences
b)
suffering
c)
prosperity
d)
love
e)
enlightenment
205.
What was the name of the officer in the Ottoman army that seized power over Egypt and made them a seperate Egyptian state?
a)
Muhammad Ali
b)
Charles Gordon
c)
Otto von Bismark
d)
David Livingstone
e)
Ferdinand de Lesseps
206.
What was the only homeland created for the formerly enslaved persons of the United States?
a)
Nigeria
b)
Cape Town
c)
Liberia
d)
Ethiopia
e)
Sokoto
207.
What was the name of the Indian soldiers hired to protect the British East India Company's interests in the region?
a)
Moguls
b)
Hindus
c)
Meeruts
d)
Zamindars
e)
Sepoys
208.
Who was the ruler of Mexico between 1877 and 1911?
a)
Porfirio Diaz
b)
Pancho Villa
c)
Emiliano Zapata
d)
Fransisco Madero
e)
Vaclav Havel
209.
What was built as a tomb for a wife of an Indian ruler?
a)
Kesari
b)
Taj Mahal
c)
Rabindranath Tagore
d)
Gujarat
e)
Calcutta
210.
Who was the president when the United states defeated the guerilla forces?
a)
George Dewey
b)
William Sherbert
c)
William Mckinley
d)
Jake mack
e)
Mike Kite
211.
Who did Germany control?
a)
Europe
b)
Belgium
c)
Italy
d)
Spain
e)
Cameroon
212.
Who arrived in Africa in 1841 as a 27-year-old medical missionary?
a)
King Leopold
b)
Muhammad Ali
c)
David Livingstone
d)
Charles Gordon
e)
Henry stanley
213.
What is the meaning of Indigenous?
a)
Native to a region
b)
The costums of people
c)
Involving the general public
d)
Governor who ruled
e)
An Indian soldier
214.
When was slavery abolished by
a)
1986
b)
1645
c)
1868
d)
1888
e)
1914
215.
Local rulers are able to keep their authority and status in a new clonial setting. What kind of rule is this?
a)
Direct Rule
b)
Protectorate
c)
Indirect Rule
d)
Imperialism
e)
Export
216.
Local elites were removed and replace by a new set of officials from a another colonizing country. What kind of rule is this?
a)
Export
b)
Imperialism
c)
Protectorate
d)
Direct Rule
e)
Indirect Rule
217.
What was the Rebellion that was caused because of the growing distrust to Great Britain?
a)
The Boer War
b)
Sepoy Mutiny
c)
Mexican Revolution
d)
Social Darwinism
e)
Spanish-American War
218.
Who was the explorer that was sent to find a navigable river from Africa?
a)
David Livingstone
b)
Henry Stanley
c)
William McKinley
d)
Emilio Aguinaldo
e)
Thomas Stamford Raffles
219.
Who was sent to find a new colony and found a small island on the tip of the Malay Peninsula, and to be called Singapore?
a)
Henry Stamford
b)
David Livingstone
c)
Emilio Aguinaldo
d)
William McKinley
e)
Thomas Stamford Raffles
220.
Which region did the African slave trade mostly take place?
a)
North Africa
b)
South Africa
c)
East Africa
d)
West Africa
e)
Option 5
221.
Which European country failed at its first attempt to colonize in Africa but later took Libya in 1911?
a)
France
b)
Italy
c)
British
d)
none of the above
222.
Why did European countries desire to set up colonies in West Africa?
a)
money
b)
high taxes
c)
For raw materials such as timber, hides, palm oil, and peanuts
d)
rail roads and highways
223.
Why did European countries desire to set up colonies in South Africa?
a)
To acquire gold and diamonds.
b)
money
c)
high taxes
d)
none of the above
224.
Which country in Southeast Asia was the only one NOT dominated by a European power?
a)
Africa
b)
Thailand
c)
China
d)
France
225.
who played a big role in western manufacturing
a)
africa
b)
mexico
c)
usa
d)
china
e)
canada
226.
when did westerners bgan to search for colonies
a)
1930
b)
1769
c)
1880
d)
1887
e)
1892
227.
what year did spanish american war start
a)
1898
b)
1892
c)
1795
d)
1803
e)
1714
228.
when did spanish american war end
a)
44540
b)
44414
c)
44232
d)
44521
e)
44381
229.
who was the leader of independences for the phillipines
a)
john brown
b)
john locke
c)
timmy turner
d)
ben franklin
e)
aguilando
230.
who was King Mongkut's son?
a)
Chulalongkorn
b)
Louis
c)
McKinley
d)
emilio
e)
Aguinaldo
231.
Who setup the organization called "Can Vuong"
a)
Asia
b)
France
c)
Germany
d)
Russia
e)
Africa
232.
Which country was apart of the ottoman empire?
a)
Great Britian
b)
Belgian
c)
Egypt
d)
Africa
e)
Portugal
233.
What are Sepoy's?
a)
Indian soldiers
b)
2.Brtian soldiers 1
c)
Egyptian soldiers
d)
African soldiers
e)
Austria soldiers 1.
234.
What did President roosevelt do in 1904
a)
Pass a new law
b)
limit euroupe
c)
Supported an involvemnt with panama and
d)
Pay 3.5 billion dollars
e)
Expand americas involvment with latin america
235.
Which country did the Reformation start ?
a)
Germany
b)
France
c)
Russia
d)
Italy
e)
England
236.
In 1559 the Catholic Church drew up an index of...
a)
catholism
b)
prohibited
c)
puritans
d)
treasury franc
e)
Anglican church
237.
The counter Reformation is connected with the
a)
germans
b)
puritans
c)
russians
d)
Catholics
e)
none above
238.
A peron trying to find new business
a)
capital
b)
millitarism
c)
regime
d)
emancipation
e)
Entrepreneurs
239.
the act of setting free
a)
militarism
b)
abolitonism
c)
emancipation
d)
regime
e)
realism
240.
What beliefs let to the use of military forces against nations
a)
Classist
b)
Racist
c)
Imperialistic
d)
Dictatorism
e)
Nationalism
241.
What Kingdom did Britian control in Southeast Asia
a)
Burma
b)
China
c)
Japan
d)
Vietnam
e)
Thiland
242.
Who controlled the largest part of West Africa
a)
Germany
b)
Britian
c)
Belgium
d)
France
e)
Spain
243.
Who took an intrest in Egypt after the Suez canal was built
a)
France
b)
Greece
c)
Ottomans
d)
Africa
e)
Britian
244.
When did America declare war on Spain
a)
1899
b)
1875
c)
1898
d)
1900
e)
1890
245.
What is the word for this definition?"the extension of a nations power over other lands"
a)
imperialism
b)
protectorate
c)
direct rule
d)
exploit
e)
trade
246.
Why the chief goals were to exploit natural resources?
a)
open markets
b)
trade
c)
to give away
d)
prizes
e)
develop industries
247.
What was the remaining free-state?
a)
Thailand
b)
vietnam
c)
philippines
d)
indonesia
e)
Myanmar
248.
Which Empire France seize and made a protectorate?
a)
British Empire
b)
Vietnamese empire
c)
Portuguese Empire
d)
Japenese Empire
249.
To send a product or service for sale to another country
a)
Export
b)
Protectorate
c)
Exploit
d)
Annex
e)
Indigenous
250.
Native to a region
a)
Annex
b)
Sepoy
c)
Indigenous
d)
Indirect rule
e)
Direct rule
251.
To make use of meanly or unfairly for one's own advantage
a)
Sepoy
b)
Racism
c)
Protectorate
d)
Annex
e)
Exploit
252.
The extension of a nation's power over other lands
a)
Imperialism
b)
Export
c)
Direct rule
d)
Indigenous
e)
Racism
253.
A political unit that depends on another government for its protection
a)
Exploit
b)
Viceroys
c)
Civil
d)
Protectorate
e)
Annex
254.
what is imperalism?
a)
a form of government
b)
a president
c)
a policy of extending a country's power
d)
counsler
e)
football player
255.
what is indigenous?
a)
native to a region
b)
a form government
c)
a type of president
d)
a tradition
e)
a civil service
256.
what is a estate?
a)
an extensive area of land in the country
b)
a bisnuess
c)
a south africa worker
d)
a book written by issac newton
e)
a manager
257.
Why did they refuse to educate the indigenous people?
a)
they thought it was a waste of time
b)
they didnt want to learn
c)
they couldn't pay for it
d)
So they wouldn't get any ideas to revolt
e)
they wanted to educate them
258.
What drew European countries' attention to West and North Africa?
a)
raw materials and products
b)
the money they had
c)
the plants
d)
the shelter
e)
the people there
259.
What factors contributed to the West's supremacy in Southeast Asia?
a)
rivalries for overseas territories
b)
food
c)
money
d)
shelter
e)
racism
260.
What country seized control of Central Africa?
a)
italy
b)
france
c)
germany
d)
belgium
e)
great britian
261.
Which South American city is dubbed the "Paris of the South"?
a)
Buenos Aires
b)
Paris
c)
mexico city
d)
memphis
e)
lima
262.
what is impearlism ?
a)
the extension of a nations power
b)
the extension of a nation's power over other lands.
c)
no power
d)
a treaty that should be signed by nations
e)
a discussion
263.
central africa territories were soon…?
a)
added to the list of european colonies.
b)
never added
c)
destroyed
d)
bought
e)
burned
264.
what is the definition of annex
a)
building
b)
to incorporate into an existing political unit, such as a city or country .
c)
moved
d)
to buy
e)
none of the above
265.
the process began with great brittian in…?
a)
1819
b)
1829
c)
1799
d)
1825
e)
1900
266.
what happened in the ninteenth century
a)
a new phase of estern expansion began
b)
a new type of technology was invented
c)
colonies started to collapse
d)
new foods were brought to eurpian colonies
e)
a man took over the eurpean countries
267.
Who was made french protection
a)
The US
b)
The UK
c)
The vietnamese empire
d)
the asian empire
e)
the coast gurad
268.
What rule did the dutch east india copany use
a)
Direct
b)
Indirect
c)
Rule of god
d)
Rule of the table
e)
Rule of the empire
269.
Colonial Policy stressed what
a)
Laws
b)
Curfews
c)
Religon
d)
export
e)
schooling
270.
What century did british power in india increas
a)
16th
b)
17th
c)
18th
d)
19th
e)
06/08/21 at 10:08 PM in Mr.Bateman's class
271.
What led to the use of military force against other nations?
a)
racist beliefs
b)
imperialism
c)
systems
d)
raw materials
e)
Southeast Asia
272.
What was system that replaced elites with western oficials
a)
racism
b)
direct rule
c)
indirect rule
d)
export
e)
protectorate
273.
Who was under Europena rule by 1900
a)
U.S
b)
Mexico
c)
Africa
d)
Europe
e)
asia
274.
Who were the chief rivals of East Africa
a)
Britian
b)
Europe
c)
Asian
d)
Africa
e)
Germany
275.
What were the Indian soldiers who protected the company's interest in the region called?
a)
Nationalism
b)
Indian
c)
rebellion
d)
sepoys
e)
estate
276.
what is the belief that race determines traits and capabilities
a)
racism
b)
socialism
c)
communism
d)
democracy
e)
conseratives
277.
when did great britain find a new colony
a)
1888
b)
1988
c)
1820
d)
1802
e)
1819
278.
who extended control over cambodia
a)
China
b)
France
c)
Russia
d)
Germany
e)
Asgard
279.
where did france extend it's control
a)
Asia
b)
Europe
c)
Africa
d)
cuba
e)
New york
280.
why did their chief exploit the lands goods
a)
to save russia
b)
to feed the people
c)
to steal their food
d)
to buy more land
e)
to open markets
281.
def of racism
a)
belif that one race is bad becuase of their race
b)
not a real word
c)
loving everyone
d)
britsh word of cigarette
e)
a type of food
282.
Which area did brian rule over
a)
india
b)
canada
c)
mexico
d)
france
e)
japan
283.
which area did brian rule over
a)
australia
b)
europe
c)
spain
d)
russa
e)
norway
284.
which area did brian rule over
a)
britsh new guniea
b)
portugal
c)
brazil
d)
pakistan
e)
hong kong
285.
When did the Spanish-American war start
a)
April 1898
b)
32843
c)
july 1776
d)
25477
e)
March 1616
286.
what was the extension of a nation's power over other lands?
a)
imperialism
b)
nationalism
c)
rationalism
d)
racism
e)
abolitionism
287.
what is the belief that race determines traits and abilities?
a)
imperialism
b)
nationalism
c)
rationalism
d)
racism
e)
abolitionism
288.
local rulers were allowed to keep status because...
a)
direct rule
b)
indirect rule
c)
absolutism
d)
because they could
e)
people's choice
289.
local elites were replaced with Western officials because...
a)
direct rule
b)
indirect rule
c)
absolutism
d)
racism
e)
rationalism
290.
what does exploit mean?
a)
to loss something
b)
failure
c)
to be unemployed
d)
to make full use of something
e)
to not take action
291.
What is the correct defintion of Imperialism?
a)
The belief that race determines a person's traits and capatabilities
b)
A political Unit that depends on another government for its protection
c)
To make use of meanly or unfairly for one's own advantage
d)
The extention of a nation's power over other lands
292.
In what year did the European states began an intense scramble for overseas territory
a)
1670's
b)
1300's
c)
1790's
d)
1880's
293.
What is the correct definition of Uncharted?
a)
Involvingthe general public or civic affairs
b)
Native to a region
c)
To send a product or service for sale to another country
d)
Not mapped;unknown
294.
In what year did a growing Indian distrust of the British led to a revolt
a)
1654
b)
1342
c)
1972
d)
1857
295.
What is the correct definition of indigenous?
a)
A govenor who ruled as a represenative of a monarch
b)
Involving the general public of civic affairs
c)
The established customs of a people
d)
Native to a region
296.
What is the meaning of "imperialism"?
a)
A politiacal unit that depends on another government fo its protection.
b)
A colonial government in which local rulers can maintain their positions of authority and status.
c)
An extention of a nation's power over otther lands.
d)
A colonial government in which local rulers are removed from power and replaced by a new set of officials.
e)
A sociological, economic, or politicaly subdivision of society.
297.
Which of the following terms mean "a political unit that depends on another government for its protection?"
a)
Protectorate
b)
direct rule
c)
annex
d)
indirect rule
e)
estate
298.
Who were the sepoys?
a)
mexican soldiers
b)
indian soldiers
c)
european soldiers
d)
african american soldiers
e)
austrailian soldiers
299.
What is an estate?
a)
a form of government.
b)
a governer who rules as a representative of a monarch.
c)
someone who is native to a region.
d)
a landed property usally with a large house.
e)
an established custome of the people.
300.
who hierd the sepoys?
a)
Europe
b)
Asia
c)
Australia
d)
United States
e)
The British East India Company
301.
David Livingston was famous for discovering which continent
a)
Europe
b)
America
c)
Russia
d)
Africa
e)
Australia
302.
An Indian soldier in an army made by french or English company
a)
Sepoy
b)
Missionary
c)
Boer
d)
Bolshevik
e)
Subordinate
303.
Who was the British businessman who wanted to control all of Africa and build a transcontinental railroad
a)
Henry stanley
b)
David livingstine
c)
Cecil Rhodes
d)
King Léopold
e)
Manga musa
304.
What is the action of extending of a nations power over other lands called?
a)
Direct rule
b)
Imperialism
c)
Protectorate
d)
Rascism
e)
Dictatorship
305.
Europeans were interested in west Africa for its...
a)
Size
b)
Indépendance
c)
Rivers
d)
Terrain
e)
Raw materials
306.
When was all african ruled under european
a)
1900
b)
1800
c)
1600
d)
1700
e)
1500
307.
how much did U.S investments reach
a)
3.5 million
b)
3.5 billion
c)
7.5 million
d)
7.5 billion
e)
100 million
308.
which of these was not a raw material from west african
a)
peanuts
b)
timber
c)
hides
d)
corn
e)
palm oil
309.
between 1880 and 1900 how many country spurred rivalries
a)
2
b)
4
c)
5
d)
3
e)
7
310.
when did david Livingstone arrive in afica
a)
1841
b)
1734
c)
1877
d)
1978
e)
1745
311.
What century did the pharse imperialism start
a)
19th
b)
15th
c)
17th
d)
14th
e)
13th
312.
What belief led other nations too use military force
a)
Racism
b)
imperialism Capitalism Primitive
c)
Christianity
313.
What specific country wanted too enforce imperialism
a)
USA
b)
Europe
c)
Japan
d)
Africa
e)
China
314.
What colony did Great Britain find in 1819
a)
indoneisa
b)
Japan
c)
China
d)
Taiwan
e)
Singapore
315.
How many years had Europeans been in contact with China
a)
31 years
b)
84 years
c)
10 years
d)
6 years
e)
200 years
316.
How many chests were imported into china in 1830?
a)
200
b)
2400
c)
10000
d)
1 million
e)
50
317.
Where was opium grown?
a)
france
b)
england
c)
nothern india
d)
memphis
e)
nashville
318.
When did the rebels seize Nanjing?
a)
1853
b)
1980
c)
1798
d)
1753
e)
1935
319.
What was the first foreign power to succeed with japan?
a)
mississippi
b)
U.S.
c)
canada
d)
moscow
e)
england
320.
Where did the Eurpeans set up colonist and trading post?
a)
South America
b)
North America
c)
Germany
d)
Asia
e)
Russia
321.
The French occupied the city of?
a)
Hue
b)
Dalat
c)
Da Nang
d)
Bein Hoa
e)
Saigon
322.
When did David Livinston arrive in Africa?
a)
1841
b)
1844
c)
1846
d)
1842
e)
1843
323.
France establish a protecterate over?
a)
Belgum
b)
Greece
c)
Morocco
d)
Switzerland
e)
Monaco
324.
By 1865 the total of white population in south africa has risen to?
a)
220000
b)
207000
c)
100000
d)
230000
e)
200000
325.
Geocentric Theory
a)
an intellectual movement of the 18th century that applied scientific methods to the study of society and government.
b)
expulsion from a church or religious society.
c)
The idea that the Earth is the center of the solar system or universe.
d)
The idea that the Sun is the center of the solar system, with the Earth and the other planets revolving around it.
326.
Heliocentric Theory
a)
The idea that the Sun is the center of the solar system, with the Earth and the other planets revolving around it.
b)
The idea that the Earth is the center of the solar system or universe.
c)
A religious group or movement within a larger religion sharing a common interpretation of that religion.
d)
A Renaissance philosophy emphasizing the worth of the individual while balancing faith with secular learning.
e)
A method of investigation involving observation and theory to test scientific assumptions.
327.
Renaissance
a)
A reform movement of the 1500s that split the Catholic Church and gave birth to the Protestant religion.
b)
A flowering of culture, based on classical Greek and Roman ideas, that began in Italy in the 14th century and spread through Europe.
c)
A Christian who separated from the Catholic Church during the Reformation.
d)
A method of investigation involving observation and theory to test scientific assumptions.
e)
The division of powers among branches of the government; namely, the legislative, judicial, and executive branches.
328.
The system of nation-states that emerged in Europe in the last half of the nineteenth century led..?
a)
not to cooperation
b)
to take over
c)
to destroy everyone
d)
to death
e)
to jail
329.
Ideas that are spread to influence public opinions?
a)
revolution
b)
complex
c)
target
d)
unrestricted
e)
propaganda
330.
The Western Front had become bogged down in?
a)
abdicate
b)
war of attrition
c)
soviets
d)
trench warfare
e)
war communism
331.
What was the United States, France, and Germany called?
a)
Quiters
b)
the Big Three
c)
psychological
d)
TeamUps
e)
losers
332.
Who was Serbia supported by?
a)
Asia
b)
Europe
c)
Russia
d)
U.S.
e)
Britain
333.
Which is the procces of assembling troops and suppiles for war?
a)
trading markets
b)
mobilization
c)
millitary draft
d)
nationalism
e)
war
334.
What year did they make millitary decisions instaed of political ones?
a)
1941
b)
1888
c)
1900
d)
1934
e)
1914
335.
Which side most establaished conscription?
a)
western
b)
southern
c)
northern
d)
eastern
e)
U.S.
336.
What was a regular practice before 1914?
a)
imperalism
b)
trading
c)
war
d)
millitary draft
e)
nationalism
337.
What was France, Great Britain, and Russia?
a)
Triple Entente
b)
Triple Alliance
c)
War of attrition
d)
Bolshevik Revolution
e)
War of Annihilation
338.
Complete mobilization of nation's resources and people is called...
a)
War of Attriance
b)
Total war
c)
Triple Entente
d)
Guerrilla Warfare
e)
War of Annihilation
339.
What is related to the armed forces or to soldiers, arms, or war?
a)
Conscription
b)
Complex
c)
Mobilization
d)
Military
e)
War Communism
340.
About how many women marched through the city of Petrograd demanding "Peace and Bread" and "Down with Autocray."
a)
1000
b)
15000
c)
10000
d)
20000
e)
3000
341.
What year did Lenin sign the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany?
a)
1918
b)
1917
c)
1914
d)
1919
e)
1904
342.
who joined the triple Entente(Russia Great britain France)
a)
Italy
b)
germany
c)
United states
d)
switzerland
343.
how long did ww1 lasts
a)
2years
b)
5years
c)
20years
d)
4years
344.
an economic system directed by government agencies
a)
planned economy
b)
total war
c)
war communism
d)
abidicate
345.
Who was assiassinated along with his wife in the city of Sarajevo?
a)
Emperor William II
b)
Archducke Ferdinand
c)
Alfred Schliefflen
d)
Hilter
e)
Louis XIV
346.
A Serbian terroist organization that wanted Bosnia to be free of Austria-Hungary and to become part of a large Serbian kingdom was called?
a)
Black Check
b)
Nazi
c)
Black hand
d)
militarism
e)
imperialism
347.
Who was not in the triple alliance?
a)
Austria-Hungary
b)
Germany
c)
Italy
d)
France
e)
none
348.
On May 7th what boat did the British sink?
a)
Titanic
b)
USS ship
c)
Battleship
d)
Gunnboat
e)
Lusitaina
349.
Who was known as an healer and people was inspired by them?
a)
Rasputin
b)
Czar Nicholas
c)
Alexandra
d)
Aleksandr Kerensky
e)
V.L. lenin
350.
Which country had the biggest army during world war I?
a)
France
b)
Great Britian
c)
Russia
d)
Africa
e)
Italy
351.
What is Militarism?
a)
Growing in military
b)
Agressive preparation of war
c)
Military living in citizens home
d)
Men have to go to the military after 18
e)
Massive growth in military
352.
Which front was bogged down in trench warfare?
a)
Northern front
b)
Eastern front
c)
Southern front
d)
Western front
e)
All fronts
353.
How many French army troops were lost during the trench warfare in only 10 months?
a)
1.25 Million
b)
400000
c)
700000
d)
2 million
e)
500000
354.
Who formed the Triple Alliance ?
a)
Germany
b)
Europe
c)
Italy
d)
Austria-Hungary
e)
Asia
355.
Influenza killed an estimate of how many people?
a)
3000
b)
150,00
c)
50000000
d)
1000000
e)
123,678,00
356.
How many women were unemployed in Great Britain?
a)
500000
b)
6000
c)
10000
d)
30000
e)
650000
357.
Czar Nichloas ll relied on what to hold up his regime?
a)
army
b)
a contract
c)
bureacracy
d)
power
e)
weapons
358.
Who was Rasputin ?
a)
a God like man
b)
a peasant
c)
a Devil like man
d)
a dog
e)
a family friend
359.
what offered new methods of shipbuilding?
a)
industrialization
b)
war
c)
imperlism
d)
propaganda
e)
nationalism
360.
which one make up the triplle alliance?
a)
italy
b)
germany
c)
austria hungary
d)
britian
e)
europe
361.
who killed francis and sophia in sarajevo?
a)
louis
b)
nicholas
c)
czar
d)
princip
e)
none
362.
who ordered the russian army against austria hungary?
a)
montequise
b)
serbia
c)
locke
d)
louis
e)
czar
363.
who helped draw up the schlieffen plan?
a)
wilbur
b)
henry
c)
alfred
d)
marx
e)
freidich
364.
What year was the Triple Allience formed?
a)
1914
b)
1913
c)
1908
d)
1907
e)
1890
365.
How old was Gavrilo Princip?
a)
16
b)
17
c)
18
d)
19
e)
20
366.
How many Parisian taxicabs were loaded with fresh troops?
a)
1200
b)
1400
c)
1750
d)
1850
e)
2000
367.
What years did 700,000 men lose their lives?
a)
1916 and 1917
b)
1918 and 1919
c)
1914 and 1915
d)
1917 and 1918
e)
1919 and 1920
368.
Which country was a part of the Allied Powers?
a)
Germany
b)
France
c)
Gallipoli
d)
India
e)
Australia
369.
the process of assembling troops and supplies for war.
a)
Mobilization
b)
gathering
c)
assembling
d)
militarism
e)
troop gathering
370.
What was the German millitary plan called?
a)
They had no plan
b)
Attack plan
c)
Schlieffen Plan
d)
Conversations plan
e)
Plan 305
371.
ideas that are spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause
a)
Mobilization
b)
Militarism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Alliances
e)
propaganda
372.
How did Lenin and the Communists triumph in the civil war over such overwhelming forces?
a)
They did not triumph
b)
that the Red Army was a well-disciplined fighting force.
c)
The red army tried and got lucky
d)
They made a plan and followed it
e)
The red army did not care about it and won anyway
373.
Slavic minorities in the Balkans and the Astro-Hungarian Empire still dreamed of their own....
a)
Business
b)
Family
c)
House
d)
National states
e)
Freedom
374.
What date did Austria Hungary declare war on Serbia?
a)
1915
b)
1819
c)
44397
d)
44375
e)
44405
375.
German governement warned Russia that it must halt mobilization within how much time?
a)
1 day
b)
6 hours
c)
12 hours
d)
8 hours
e)
10 hours
376.
`What is propaganda?
a)
Making a video
b)
Ideas that are spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause
c)
Making a statement that is helping others
d)
Giving advice to people who are suffering
e)
Feeding the hungry
377.
What year did Russias will to fight vanish?
a)
1905
b)
1914
c)
1917
d)
1814
e)
1889
378.
Who was a member of the Black Hand and had assassinated the archduke and his wife?
a)
Czar Nicholas II
b)
Gavrilo Princip
c)
Francis Ferdinand
d)
Alfred von Schlieffen
e)
Isaac Newton
379.
What is the Schlieffen Plan?
a)
A two-front war
b)
A form of a Peace Treaty
c)
A system of nation-states
d)
A military draft
e)
A system of alliances
380.
What was the group of conspirators that wanted to assassinated Francis Ferdinand?
a)
The Serbian Government
b)
The Balkans
c)
A European army
d)
The Slavics
e)
The Black Hand
381.
What was the common condition during living in the trenches?
a)
The Chicken Pox
b)
The flue
c)
Immersion Foot Syndrome/Trnech Foot
d)
Tuberculosis
e)
Lung Cancer
382.
Who relied on the army and bureaucracy to hold up his regime?
a)
Gavrile Princip
b)
Alfred von Schlieffen
c)
Isaac Newton
d)
Czar Nicholas II
e)
Francis Ferdinand
383.
Which of these actions was a provision of the Treaty of Versailles?
a)
Germany lost all of its overseas colonies and territories.
b)
Germany was to be governed by the Allies.
c)
Germany's newly manufactured weapons would go to pay reparations.
d)
Germany's military was completely disbanded.
384.
What was the political goal of the mandate system?
a)
to give more territory to France and Britain
b)
to weaken the Central Powers
c)
to develop trade in the territories
d)
to establish democracy in the territories
385.
Which factor was most important in enabling Russia to fight in World War I for as long as it did?
a)
early successes in the war
b)
a large supply of soldiers
c)
popular support
d)
financial wealth
386.
What event immediately preceded Russia's decision to withdraw from World War I?
a)
the US entry into the war
b)
the withdrawal of Allied support
c)
the overthrow of the tsar
d)
the German capture of Moscow
387.
Each country had its own goals in negotiating the Treaty of Versailles. What was the goal of the British prime minister, David Lloyd George?
a)
He advocated a moderate approach and wanted Germany's colonies.
b)
He wanted to punish Germany for starting the war.
c)
He shared much of Wilson's vision of "peace without victory.
d)
He did not want to negotiate; he wanted to keep fighting.
388.
what side of the countries started to start a conscription
a)
south
b)
east
c)
north
d)
west
e)
southeast
389.
when did the crisis in balkans began
a)
1908
b)
1917
c)
1819
d)
1932
e)
1895
390.
when did the crisis in balkans end
a)
1943
b)
1913
c)
1855
d)
1856
e)
1902
391.
who was assissanted in the outbreak of the war
a)
franklin
b)
archduke
c)
locke
d)
smith
e)
jack
392.
who supported serbias cause
a)
asia
b)
britain
c)
germany
d)
russia
e)
africa
393.
a church courst set up to try people accused of Heresy
a)
Inqustion
b)
Guild
c)
avignon
d)
Great schism
e)
Fisst crusade
394.
the glorification of the millitary
a)
Total War
b)
convoy
c)
mobillize
d)
Entente
e)
Milltarism
395.
The speading ideas to promate or damge a cause
a)
Atrocity
b)
Propaganda
c)
Radicals
d)
mandate
e)
Artimise
396.
A territory administered by western points
a)
Guild
b)
Milltarism
c)
Mandate
d)
pandemic
e)
Respartations
397.
A large -gas filled ballon
a)
Hot Air Ballon
b)
u-Boat
c)
total war
d)
Propaganda
e)
Zeppelin
398.
When did the Triple Alliance form?
a)
1899
b)
1882
c)
1678
d)
1907
e)
1900
399.
When was Archduke Francis Ferdinand assasinated?
a)
1915
b)
1910
c)
1900
d)
1907
e)
1914
400.
What month did Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia?
a)
July
b)
May
c)
June
d)
December
e)
August
401.
Who betrayed the Triple Alliance?
a)
Austri-Hungary
b)
Germany
c)
Italy
d)
Britian
e)
France
402.
When did Germany sink the Lusitania?
a)
1999
b)
1903
c)
1917
d)
1915
e)
1905
403.
What year was Rasputin killed?
a)
1920
b)
1913
c)
1903
d)
1916
e)
1933
404.
When did the soviet union begin?
a)
1919
b)
1922
c)
1917
d)
1902
e)
1951
405.
What was one of the main causes for WWI?
a)
imperialism
b)
industrialism
c)
alliances
d)
nationalism
406.
what countries made up the triple entente
a)
Great Britain, France and Russia
b)
Italy, Hungary and France
c)
Spain, France and Japan
d)
Vietnam, Russia and Germany
e)
Germany,Hungary and Great Britain
407.
Who was the last Russian Emperor?
a)
Vladimir Linenn
b)
Karl Marx
c)
Rasputin
d)
Nichoalas II of Russia
e)
Joseph Stalin
408.
What was a couses of the war
a)
Nationalism
b)
liberals biberals
c)
No food
d)
no money
e)
Country with power
409.
What iss a revolution
a)
To go to work
b)
care about your people
c)
Overthrwow of goverment
d)
Imperialism
e)
alliances
410.
What ia conscription
a)
nationalism
b)
Military drift
c)
Alliances
d)
imperialism
e)
Govarnement with full power
411.
With one was not a couses of the war
a)
nationalism
b)
militarism
c)
Alliances
d)
Imperialism
e)
bad food
412.
what is complex
a)
more intricare party
b)
Militarys
c)
people on power
d)
Many country
e)
many people in power
413.
Who was the heir to the Hapsburg throne of Austria-Hungary in 1914?
a)
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
b)
Garvillo Princip
c)
Nicholas II
d)
Alfred von Schileffen
e)
Lawrence of Arabia
414.
At what date were all the powers in Europe at war?
a)
41847
b)
41855
c)
41982
d)
41808
e)
41737
415.
What was the first year airplanes were used in battle?
a)
1914
b)
1927
c)
1936
d)
1915
e)
1918
416.
What form of battle to up most of the first parts of WW!?
a)
Aerial warfare
b)
Ground warfare
c)
Trench warfare
d)
Industrial warfare
e)
Explosive warfare
417.
What was the name of giant airships used by Germans?
a)
Zeppelins
b)
Gunships
c)
Airships
d)
Blimps
e)
Balloons
418.
What was 1 of the main causes for world war 1
a)
Alliances between countries
b)
food shortages
c)
Euroupe caused it
d)
None
e)
New forms of govermnents
419.
what countries were in the Triple Alliance?
a)
Britan, france, poland
b)
Germany, Austria, france
c)
Germany, Austria, Italy
d)
Italy, Belgium, Austria
420.
was Industrialism a cause of World war 1?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
None are correct
d)
Maybe
e)
All of the above
421.
What year was Franz Ferdinad's assasination?
a)
1872
b)
1914
c)
1864
d)
1932
e)
1919
422.
what were 3 causes of world war 1?
a)
Imperialsim
b)
Industrialism
c)
assasinations
d)
Millitarism
e)
None
423.
associated with or performed by armed services as contrasted with civilians
a)
total war
b)
propaganda
c)
military
d)
planned economy
e)
conscription
424.
a sort of drafting of civilians to serve in the army
a)
military
b)
conscription
c)
propaganda
d)
mobilization
e)
trench warfare
425.
Ideas spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause
a)
soviets
b)
War of Attrition
c)
military
d)
trench warfare
e)
propaganda
426.
An economic system directed by government agencies
a)
trench warfare
b)
unrestricted submarine warfare
c)
total war
d)
planned economy
e)
War of Attrition
427.
a Russian council composed of representatives from the workers and soldiers
a)
mobilization
b)
military
c)
conscription
d)
War of Attrition
e)
soviets
428.
What factors contributed to the emergence of new issues in the years following World War I?
a)
world economic crisis
b)
hostility between countries
c)
great depression
d)
world war 1
e)
food shortage
429.
What was the impact of the end of World War I on American farmers?
a)
overflow of food
b)
people stealing food
c)
farming market dried up
d)
everything was okay
430.
What caused the Great Depression to begin in the first place?
a)
rasicsm
b)
war
c)
guns
d)
stock market crash
431.
Why were farmers particularly hard struck when the Great Depression began?
a)
they were hungry
b)
could'nt feed their kids
c)
couldn't pay debts, taxs and living expenses
d)
wanted to have thanksgiving dinner
e)
they did not like how their farms look
432.
During WWI, who was the president?
a)
Donald Trimp
b)
William Mckinley
c)
Barak Obama
d)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
e)
Woodrow Wilson
433.
whats the definition of complex?
a)
having many intricate parts.
b)
different
c)
doesn’t have a definition
d)
hard
e)
easy
434.
most western countries had established…?
a)
military draft
b)
conscription
c)
nothing
d)
a president
e)
B&C
435.
europes great powers had been divided into…
a)
two loose political alliances
b)
nothing
c)
a queen
d)
king
e)
the people
436.
the german government warned…?
a)
china
b)
USA
c)
russia
d)
mexio
e)
france
437.
what did most western coutries establish
a)
conscription
b)
micrwaves
c)
buisness suits
d)
music
e)
cloths
438.
what kind of plans did western countries draw up
a)
complex
b)
simple
c)
3 part plans
d)
death
e)
cans
439.
what is moblization
a)
assembling troops
b)
moving cities
c)
to moves items
d)
to suspend someone in power
e)
fighting
440.
what kind of warfare did the western front
a)
trench
b)
nuclear
c)
head to head
d)
suicide
e)
chemical
441.
what war was going on at this time
a)
WWI
b)
WWII
c)
WW3
d)
japan war
e)
last war
442.
who formed alliances to increase armed forces
a)
northeners
b)
westerns
c)
the south
d)
Europeans
e)
locke
443.
what was formed in 1882
a)
triple alliance
b)
the police
c)
farming
d)
industrialization
e)
buying clothes
444.
when was the triple entente formed
a)
1921
b)
1888
c)
1715
d)
1967
e)
1907
445.
where did russia get support in 1914
a)
London
b)
Chicago
c)
Germany
d)
Israel
e)
Serbia
446.
why did Czar Nicholas II ordered partial mobilization of the Russian army against Austria-Hungary
a)
to raise money for weapons
b)
To pay reperations
c)
To buy more land
d)
To start a church fundraiser
e)
To support serbia's cause
447.
What letters were used to tell how WWI started?
a)
MAIN
b)
WORLD
c)
WAR
d)
ONE
e)
KING
448.
What does conscription mean
a)
Military draft
b)
a leader in battle
c)
an agreement to stop fighting
d)
not a real word
e)
a person who sleeps too much
449.
Who did Gavrilo Princip shoot and kill
a)
Archduke franz ferdinand
b)
queen elizebeth II
c)
obama
d)
john
e)
jonathan kirk
450.
Who killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand
a)
Gavrilo Princip
b)
queen elizebeth II
c)
obama
d)
john
e)
jonathan kirk
451.
What contry was involved in WWI?
a)
Germany
b)
south africa
c)
chad
d)
new zeland
e)
south sudan
452.
What does the M in MAIN stand for?
a)
Militarism
b)
murder
c)
men
d)
magnitude
e)
magnetism
453.
What does the A in MAIN stand for?
a)
abandoned
b)
adventure
c)
alliences
d)
affectionate
e)
adivse
454.
What does the I in MAIN stand for?
a)
inspirational
b)
india
c)
imperialism
d)
incomprehensible
e)
incompetent
455.
What does the N in MAIN stand for?
a)
Native
b)
Nationalism
c)
Navigate
d)
Negative
e)
Natural
456.
What was the name of the first tank?
a)
little timmy
b)
little billy
c)
little tommy
d)
little willie
e)
the one
457.
Which word means to assemble troops and supplies?
a)
Mobilize
b)
unite
c)
combine
d)
isolate
e)
congregate
458.
What did czar Nicholas do to give the Bolsheviks power?
a)
Die
b)
Make them a part of the committe
c)
Give them control over one territory
d)
Abdicate
e)
None of the above
459.
Who were the main leaders of the Bolshevik party?
a)
Rasputin
b)
Lafayette
c)
Marx
d)
Washington
e)
Lenin
460.
By what year were the Communists in full control of Russia?
a)
1949
b)
1921
c)
1826
d)
1776
e)
1812
461.
How did Germany end the fighting?
a)
Winning
b)
Declaring themselves as a neutral country
c)
Armistice
d)
Joining the Entente
e)
Giving Hitler control
462.
What is the correct definition of Conscription?
a)
An overthrow of government
b)
Having many intricicate Parts
c)
Relating to the armed forces or to soliders, arms, or war
d)
Military Draft
e)
To formally give up control of a country or state
463.
On what day did Archduke Franz Ferdinand take the throne of Austia-Hungary
a)
May 11th
b)
March 2nd
c)
September 25th
d)
June 28th
e)
Febuary 22nd[;
464.
What year was mobiliozation conidered and act of war?
a)
1541
b)
1672
c)
1314
d)
1914
e)
1819
465.
Which definition is the definition of trench warfare?
a)
An economic system directed by government agencies
b)
Something or someone marked for attack
c)
Having no restrictions or bounds
d)
Fighting from ditches protected by barbed wire, as in WWI
e)
Ideas spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause
466.
On what night was the local cazr mudered?
a)
May 1546
b)
31472
c)
June 1589
d)
44304
e)
Spetember 1782
467.
What countries were included in the Triple Entente?
a)
Russia
b)
United States
c)
France
d)
Great Britan
e)
Asia
468.
What countries were a part of the Triple Alliance?
a)
Asia
b)
Italy
c)
Austria-Hungary
d)
Great Britan
e)
Germany
469.
Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks during the November revolution of 1917?
a)
Vladimir Lenin
b)
Loius XVI
c)
Nicholas II
d)
Kepler
e)
Gallileo
470.
which of the following terms matches the deffinition. Nonbonding agreement to follow common policies.
a)
Militarism
b)
Ultimatum
c)
Entente
d)
Mobalize
e)
Stalemate
471.
What is the meaning of Zeppelin?
a)
German word for submarine.
b)
Glorification of the military.
c)
Final set of demands.
d)
Large gas filled ballons .
e)
A policy of supporting neither side in war.
472.
What is the idea of spreading information towards a cause in order to persuade others?
a)
Propoganda
b)
War effort
c)
War bond
d)
Legal treaty
e)
Central power
473.
What is a certificate sold to citizens by government to help pay for a war
a)
Patriotism
b)
War bond
c)
Propoganda
d)
War effort
e)
Treaty
474.
Loyalty to ones country is called ?
a)
War effort
b)
Propoganda
c)
Patriotism
d)
War bond
e)
Individualism
475.
What event triggered the beginning of WW1
a)
A revolution
b)
A treaty
c)
Mass genocide
d)
An assassination
e)
An invasion
476.
What is the name of the new chemical weapon I used during WW1
a)
Ketchup gas
b)
Poison gas
c)
Helium
d)
Sulfur
e)
Mustard gas
477.
What was one of the factors that contributed too WW1
a)
Christianity
b)
Alliances
c)
Islam
d)
Buddhism
e)
Judaism
478.
What century did WW1 start
a)
18th
b)
16th
c)
17th
d)
19th
e)
20th
479.
What was a country involved in WW1
a)
Germany
b)
Mexico
c)
China
d)
Japan
e)
Thailand
480.
Why did the US get involved in WW1
a)
Communism
b)
Islam
c)
Buddhism
d)
Judaism
e)
Christianity
481.
Who was the ruler for russia in WW1
a)
Czar
b)
Putin
c)
Ivan
d)
Alexis
e)
Peter
482.
When did German forces sink the Lusitania?
a)
1915
b)
1897
c)
1985
d)
1916
e)
1926
483.
What is when someone is marked for attack?
a)
danger
b)
target
c)
attack
d)
planned
e)
violence
484.
What did the German government sign to end fighting?
a)
decloration of independence
b)
bill of rights
c)
emancipation proclomation
d)
armistice
e)
constitution of the US
485.
Which year was not good for the allies?
a)
1917
b)
1846
c)
1743
d)
1916
e)
1921
486.
Who did the government face a challenge with?
a)
kings
b)
upperclass
c)
soviets
d)
middle class
e)
activists
487.
a war that involves the complete mobilization of resources and people, affecting the lives of all citizens in the warring countries, even those remote from the battlefields.
a)
total war
b)
soviets
c)
war communism
d)
trench warfare
e)
propaganda
488.
What countries were in the triple alliance.
a)
Russia, Britain, Serbia
b)
No such thing
c)
Austria, Germany, Ottoman empire
d)
Germany, Italy, Ottoman Empire
e)
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
489.
Who was Lenin?
a)
becomes chancellor of Germany, given to him by Von Hindenburg
b)
abdicates throne , ending Romanov dynasty
c)
leader of Bolsheviks
d)
Gen. that led final German offensive in West, lost war
e)
I don't know
490.
World War I followed after who was assasinated?
a)
Versailes
b)
Fredrick
c)
Francis Ferdinand
d)
Galen
e)
Locke
491.
What became a regualr practice before 1914
a)
conscription,
b)
cooking
c)
sleeping
d)
army
e)
math
492.
Which played a role in the start of WWI
a)
Nationalism
b)
imperialism
c)
militarism
d)
nothing
e)
glasses
493.
who was trying to prevent serbi from coming an independent state
a)
serbia
b)
mr bateman
c)
asia
d)
austria hungary
e)
you
494.
Who did Great britain declare war on August 4?
a)
france
b)
asia
c)
mexico
d)
memphis
e)
germany
495.
when did austria-hungry declary war serbia
a)
44387
b)
44395
c)
44366
d)
44405
e)
44354
496.
who declard war to germany on august 4
a)
serbia
b)
russia
c)
europe
d)
great britain
e)
you
497.
how old was gavrilo princip in the group
a)
22
b)
24
c)
23
d)
19
e)
18
498.
how many men did europeans get between 1890 and 1914
a)
1.5 million
b)
1.3 million
c)
10 million
d)
70 million
e)
80 million
499.
what happen august 14
a)
great powers at war
b)
they died
c)
they killed the king
d)
the groups became powerless
e)
nonthing
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