WorksheetsQ4C2 Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 17mins
Pick the two that BEST explain what working conditions were like in the factories during the Industrial Revolution
Workers were able to collect pension after they retired
There were little to no safety regulations and the equipment was unsafe
Workers received many breaks and long lunch hours
Workers were treated unfairly
What is urbanization?
More people moving to urban areas (cities) to be closer to factories
More people moving to rural areas to promote farming production
The expansion of an empire
Suppression of individuals based on race, gender, etc.
How did the assembly line impact production of goods during the industrial revolution?
It was slower than machines
It created goods that were worse quality
It made goods more quickly
It promoted the use of steam engines
How did the government step in to regulate workplaces and improve working conditions during the industrial revolution?
The government decided to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour
Strikes took place so the government created reform laws
The government was laissez-faire
People were showing up to work so the government did nothing
What were THREE effects of the steam engine?
Made things more quickly
Less pollution from the steam
Less injuries reported
Factories had to be located by water
More money was made
How would the government respond to a monopoly under a policy of Laissez Faire?
The government would require a labor union for workers
The government would ask workers to go on strike
The government would do nothing and allow the monopoly
The government would require another corporation to begin producing goods
Which type of economy was supported by Karl Marx?
Capitalism
Communism
Socialism
Market
Which of the following BEST described CAPITALISM?
Private ownership of business, entrepreneurs make all the decisions
Total government regulation on production and costs
Society works together to decide means of production and costs
Political leadership of elected officials
Define MILITARISM.
Producing more weapons and focusing on a strong army
Gathering land for power and colonization purposes
Creating relationships with other nations to support one another
Believing your nation is superior to others
Define ALLIANCES.
Producing more weapons and focusing on a strong army
Gathering land for power and colonization purposes
Creating relationships with other nations to support one another
Believing your nation is superior to others
Define IMPERIALISM.
Producing more weapons and focusing on a strong army
Gathering land for power and colonization purposes
Creating relationships with other nations to support one another
Believing your nation is superior to others
Define NATIONALISM.
Producing more weapons and focusing on a strong army
Gathering land for power and colonization purposes
Creating relationships with other nations to support one another
Believing your nation is superior to others
What was the DIRECT cause of WWI?
Zimmerman Telegram
Sinking of the Lusitania
Militarism
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
What events prompted the US to join WWI?
The sinking of the Lusitania and the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
The Zimmerman Telegram and the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
The sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman Telegram
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand and attack on Pearl Harbor
What was the direct cause of WWII?
Invasion of Poland
Annexation of Austria
Sinking of the Lusitania
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
Which of the following requirements of the Treaty of Versailles led to Germany’s economic struggle and Hitler’s rise to power? (Multiple Correct)
France and England got to split up control of Germany’s land
The size of Germany’s army had to be reduced to a level so small, it was defenseless
Germany had to pay back $33 billion in reparations to other countries for the damage of World War I
Germany had to accept all of the blame for World War I even though it didn’t cause it
How did the US's attitude of appeasement cause WWII to begin?
It allowed nations like France to become more wealthy
It allowed Hitler to gain power and conquer nations without consequences
It stopped Spain from having a larger army
It prevented Germany from gaining power
How did Hitler use Jews to further his political agenda in gaining power in Germany?
He had them become his private army to secure power in different cities
He blamed Jews for the economic and political problems of Germany
He only allowed Jews to work within the government
He encouraged all Germany citizens to convert to Judaism
What steps did Hitler’s “Final Solution” of the Jews include? (Multiple Correct)
Restrictive laws preventing Jews from owning businesses and property
Forcing Jews to relocate to unclean and overcrowded ghettos
Mass extermination and genocide of Jews at concentration camps
Requiring German citizens to ignore any Jews they came across
After WWI, women received the right to...
Bear arms
Have a lawyer
Vote
Freedom of speech
Why did the US join WWII?
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
The atomic bombs being dropped
The sinking of the Lusitania
The Zimmerman telegram
Define blitzkrieg
Fortifying and defending the Maginot line on the French border
Building trenches and avoiding no mans land
The usage of atomic bombs
Rapid bombing advancements used to push the enemy back
What was D-Day?
The invasion of mainland Europe by the Allies in Normandy, France on June 6th, 1944
The bombing of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii on December 7th, 1941
The invasion of Poland by Nazi forces on September 1st, 1939
The dropping of the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan by the US on August 6th, 1945
Multiple Correct Response: What caused the Great Depression?
Stock Market Crash
Rising stock prices
Buying stocks, radios, and cars on credit
The prosperity of the Roaring Twenties.
Federal banks failed
What caused the Japanese to surrender in 1945?
The allies had won the Battle of the Coral Sea.
Kamikaze pilots were destroying Japanese warships.
Atomic bombs had devastated the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
U.S. forces had won a victory on Midway Island.
What was the United Nations created to do after WWII?
Prevent dramatic increase in world population
Increase in human rights and protections
Spread Nazi ideology
Decrease the number of refugees in Europe
What are major outcomes as a result of World War II?
Halt the spread of Communism
Role of women expands to working outside of the home
The creation of the United Nations increases human rights protections
The United States and Soviet Union become world superpowers
Force countries to pay their fair share
What type of renewable energy is considered the largest in the world?
Solar power
Hydropower
Wind turbines
Electricity
What does GDP stand for?
Grand diving problem
Global deep processess
Great Depression production
Gross domestic product
What is automation?
Jobs being done by factories
Jobs being done by children
Jobs being done by computers and robots
Jobs being done by women
