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WorksheetsWorld History Final Exam (Covid Version)
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
Which major technological advancement allowed for large scale travel to different parts of the country during the Industrial Revolution?
Horse and Buggy
Printing Press
Tanks
Railroad
What were the Mongolians before Genghis Khan united them under one central leader?
Nomads
Skilled Artisans
Seafaring People
Empire Builders
The waters around this island country protected it against invaders?
China
Italy
India
Japan
What allowed for items such as silk, porcelain and gunpowder to be introduced to Europe?
Grand Canal
Silk Road
Suez Canal
Trans-Continental Railroad
What specific Asian technology allowed for European exploration to expand to great distances via water?
Gunpowder
GPS
Astrolabe
Magnetic Compass
What specific Asian technology allowed for European countries to be able to conquer large civilizations with losing very few of their own soldiers?
Caravel
Gunpowder
Horse
Movable Type
What specific Asian technology allowed for large scale advertisement to encourage Europeans to make the voyage across the Atlantic Ocean pictured below?
Movable Type
Astrolabe
Mechanical Clock
Magnetic Compass
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
Spain
France
Germany
All of these were reasons why the Renaissance began in Italy EXCEPT:
Center of the Mediterranean Sea
Strong Navy
End of the Silk Road Trading Route
Thriving cities for trade
What northern geographic formation delayed the expansion of the Renaissance into Northern Europe?
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Alps Mountains
Himalayan Mountains
Who sparked the Protestant Reformation in Europe?
Michelangelo
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Leonardo Da Vinci
Statements written by Martin Luther that disagreed with the Catholic Church and the sale of indulgences were known as what?
10 Commandments
5 Pillars
Hammurabi's Code
95 Theses
Which of the following was NOT a reason people disagreed with the Catholic Church?
Pope was giving money to the poor
Sale of Indulgences
Corruption of church officials
Extreme wealth of the church
What led to the Protestant Reformation in England?
Martin Luther’s excommunication
Renaissance Art traveling North
Henry establishes the Church of England
Columbian Exchange
A person who disagrees with the Catholic Church is known as a:
Prebyterian
Protestant
Anabaptist
Pope
Which invention helped spread the ideas of the Renaissance and Reformation throughout Europe?
Fresco Painting
Compass
Horse drawn carriage
Printing Press
All of these were ways that the Printing Press impacted society EXCEPT:
Spreading of Ideas
Growth of schools and universities
Increase in literacy rates
increase in the sales of indulgences
What book becomes very popular to the common people after the invention of the Printing Press?
Bible
Romeo and Juliet
Utopia
The Prince
What former invention led to the creation of the Printing Press?
Astrolabe
Mechanical Clock
Movable Type
Steel
All of these continents were involved in the Triangular Trade Network EXCEPT:
Africa
North America
Australia
Europe
All of these were reasons for Europeans traveling to the New World EXCEPT:
Gold and Silver
Petroleum
Fur for trade
Land for colonization
Which of these diseases allowed for the Spanish to conquer the Aztecs due to large numbers of deaths within their tribe?
Influenza
Small Pox
Malaria
West Nile Virus
All of the following were reasons for Europeans to be able to dominate indigenous tribes in the NEW World EXCEPT:
The bringing of diseases
Establish the Columbian Exchange
Pitting rivals against each other
Superior weaponry
The Columbian Exchange or Triangular Trade refers to:
The exchange of scientific knowledge
military conflict
the exchange of people, plants, diseases, and other items
the exchange of ideas via the printing press
What document was NOT inspired by the Enlightenment?
Declaration of Independence
U.S. Constitution / Bill of Rights
Declaration of the Rights of Man
The Prince
John Locke is known for his ideas on natural rights which are:
Individuals’ duty to their government
he economic interest of the people
A government’s power over its citizens
Rights belonging to ALL people because they are human
All of these were reasons why the 13 Colonies disagreed with the British and eventually rebelled EXCEPT:
Taxation without Representation
Quartering of troops without consent
Forced trade with England
Free trade with whomever they chose
The Enlightenment is best described as:
A logical procedure for testing data
An enlightened way of thinking about government and society
A violent change in society where governments stops the spread of scientific ideas
A way for scientists to think about the world
Which is NOT an ideal of the Enlightenment?
Liberty
Inequality
Progress (A possible better life)
Happiness
What scientist was forced to recant (take back) his statements about the earth revolving around the sun?
Aristotle
Leonardo Da Vinci
Copernicus
Galileo
Many scientists used what process to prove their theories during the Scientific Revolution?
Scientific Method
Optic Lenses
Atomic Clock
Church Teachings
Which group in French Society rebelled against King Louis XVI for perceived injustices against the people?
Nobles and 2nd Estate
The Church and 1st Estate
Emigres and Jacobins
Bourgeoisie and 3rd Estate
Which of these places was stormed by the bourgeoisie that officially started the French Revolution?
Versailles
Bastille
Reichstag
Politburo
Which of the following is a major reason why people flocked to the cities during the Industrial Revolution?
To find more jobs
To take the Civil Service Exam
Better living/sanitary conditions
Religious freedom
What is the purpose of a Labor Union?
A group that helps lead to an increase in unemployment
A group to protect workers’ wages and working conditions
A group to give government ownership of businesses
A group to promote racial and gender discrimination
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
France
Egypt
Great Britain or England
Japan
All of these were issues that the factory workers had with owners EXCEPT:
Child Labor
High Pay
Poor Working Conditions
Long Hours
Which of these did NOT occur during the Industrial Revolution?
Mass Production
Labor Unions
Rise of machines in the work force
Printing Press Invented
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Imperialism to the people of Africa and Asia?
Improved Education
Modern health practices
Improved transportation
Forced labor
During which conflict did the United States acquire the Philippines?
World War I
Crimean War
Spanish-American War
Korean War
All of these are reasons that one country rules over another EXCEPT
Socially
Economically
Politically
Evolutionarily
All of these were David Livingstone’s goals during his explorations EXCEPT:
Bring Christianity
Increase Commerce (Trade)
Bring Civilization
Demoralize Them
The Russians were forced to withdraw from World War One due to a takeover which of these groups?
Bolsheviks or Communists
Nazis
Black Hand
Fascists
All of these were technological advancements made during World War One EXCEPT:
Tanks
Poison Gas
Atomic Bomb
U-Boats
Trench Warfare was a common style of fighting in which war?
Korean War
World War One
Spanish-American War
World War Two
All of these were causes of World War I EXCEPT:
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Socialism
What is a War Reparation?
A high profile weapon
Freedom to an oppressed people
Money given to a victorious country
Food
“The Spark” of World War I was when which individual was assassinated?
Franz Ferdinand
Edward VII
Gavrilo Princip
Kaiser Wilhelm
What was the name of the Pre-World War I Alliance that included Russia, France, and Great Britain?
Triple Alliance
Axis Powers
Central Powers
Triple Entente
World War I can best be described as:
Breakdown in alliances resulting in global conflict
A time of peace and prosperity around the world
A time of invention and new ideas which spread through Europe
U.S. attacking Germany without cause in 1914
Pride in your own country is commonly referred to as:
Socialism
Militarism
Communism
Nationalism
To build up your own army in preparation of war is commonly referred to as:
Militarism
Imperialism
Nationalism
Mercantilism
The treaty that ended World War One is what?
Treaty of Paris
Geneva Convention
Treaty of Versailles
Berlin Conference
In 1918, German and French leaders met to sign an armistice which meant:
The war would end in the new year
France had to surrender
Fighting would stop
U.S. had to help rebuild Europe
What was the U.S. Congress’s response to Wilson’s idea of a 14 Point Plan?
Accepted with hesitation
Had him rework it
Refused to sign it
Accepted without hesitation
The purpose of this Post-World War I organization is to keep peace around the world?
League of Nations
United Nations
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Which of these countries was punished the most at The Treaty of Versailles?
Italy
United States
France
Germany
Which of these conditions did Germany have to agree to at the Treaty of Versailles?
Reduce the Military
Pay War Reparations to the Allies
Sign the War Guilt Clause
All of the Above
Adolf Hitler came to power in which country prior to World War Two?
Germany
Italy
Russia
Great Britain
Which dictator came to power in Italy in the 1920’s and led during World War Two?
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Josef Stalin
Franklin Roosevelt
Which political group rose to power in Germany in 1933 when Hitler was elected Chancellor?
Bolsheviks
Weimar
Communists
Nazi
The Holocaust was a period during which war?
World War One
World War Two
Spanish-American War
Vietnam War
What is the term for Germany’s quick attacks to take the enemy by surprise?
Mein Kampf
Volkswagon
Kristallnacht
Blitzkrieg
The weapon that forced Japan to surrender at the conclusion of World War II was what?
Atomic Bomb
Poison Gas
Trench Warfare
Submarines
What does the use of kamikaze show about Japanese culture?
They hated Americans enough to die killing them
They did not mind dying because they expected to lose the war
They valued national honor more than individual life
They were full of despair after the atomic bombs fell on Japan
What was the strategy that the United States used to defeat Japan in the Pacific?
Island Hopping
Kamikaze
Blitzkrieg
Guerilla Warfare
On August 6, 1945 where was the 1st atomic bomb dropped?
Nagasaki
Beijing
Hiroshima
Berlin
True or False: France was an Axis Power?
True
False
True or False: Japan was on the Axis Power?
True
False
Tuskegee Airmen were
Japanese American pilots
Female Pilots
African American pilots
German American Pilots
Pearl Harbor happened in what country and/or state?
Hawaii
Japan
Phillipines
Midway
The persons pictured were the World War II leaders of the
Axis Powers
League of Nations
The Allies
Central Powers
The persons in the pictures were World War II leaders of the
League of Nations
Axis Powers
The Allies
Central Powers
The systematic attempt to rid Europe of all Jews during
World War II was called
the Progressive Movement
Internment camps
the Marshall Plan
the Holocaust
In the World War II poster, what did Rosie the Riveter
symbolize to Americans?
American women who were placed in internment camps
American women who fought for the right to vote
American women who were opposed to the war
American women who took jobs in defense plants
