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Q2 Final Review (2023)

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following words is best defined as the a movement for ) the re-establishment and development and protection of a Jewish nation in what is now Israel.

a)

Returnism

b)

Tribalism

c)

Arab Spring

d)

Zionism

2.

When Americans were held hostage by Iranian students for over a year -

a)

Holocaust

b)

The Six Day War

c)

Iranian Hostage Crisis

d)

Arab Spring

3.

The attempted genocide of the Jewish people by the Nazis, it prompted the creation of Israel -

a)

Holocaust

b)

The Six Day War

c)

Iranian Hostage Crisis

d)

Arab Spring

4.

Who invaded Kuwait to start the Persian Gulf War?

a)

Iran

b)

United States

c)

France

d)

Iraq

5.

Check all that apply: Who claims the West Bank as their territory?

a)

Israel

b)

Egypt

c)

India

d)

Palestine

6.

The Iranian Revolution helped to overthrow what political figure?

a)

The President

b)

The Shah

c)

The Ayatollah

d)

The High Priest

7.

A series of revolts throughout North Africa and SW Asia in 2010 -

a)

Holocaust

b)

The Six Day War

c)

Iranian Hostage Crisis

d)

Arab Spring

8.

What physical feature separates North Africa from the rest of the continent and therefore limits its contact with the remainder of the continent?

a)

Mediterranean Sea

b)

Dead Sea

c)

Rub' al khali

d)

Sahara Desert

9.

Choose all that apply: OPEC helps the countries that are a part of it. Which of the following would happen to a country in OPEC who discovered more oil?

a)

Increase of wealth

b)

Decline of standard of living

c)

Increase in the country's status

d)

No improvement

10.

Water is a resource which is lacking in which of the following regions?

a)

North Africa

b)

South Africa

c)

Amazon Basin

d)

East Asia

11.

Which religions are commonly practiced in East and West Africa?

a)

Islam

b)

Judaism

c)

Christianity

d)

Hinduism

e)

Animism

12.

What is the main reason for conflicts in Africa such as the Rwandan Genocide and various civil wars throughout East and West Africa?

a)

ethnocentrism

b)

poor food distribution

c)

water shortages

d)

communism

e)

demands for land reform

13.

Which statements are true regarding African countries and the establishment of national unity and identity within them?

a)

Ethnic groups live in multiple countries across political borders

b)

Political borders didnt preserve ethnic diversity

c)

People live too close together resulting in high population densities

d)

Many feel more sense of pride and belonging to their ethnic group or clan than their country

14.

Which of these was formed by seismic activity

a)

Great Rift Valley

b)

Sahara Desert

c)

Tibesti Mountains

d)

Nile River Valley

e)

Niger Delta

15.

The Great Rift Valley is located in

a)

East Africa

b)

West Africa

16.

Due to ongoing ethnic rivalries, in which country did a genocide occur between the Hutu and Tutsis ethnic groups?

a)

Kenya

b)

Nigeria

c)

Rwanda

d)

Sudan

17.

Which event most directly influenced the colonization of Africa by European countries

a)

the Berlin Conference

b)

the Boxer Rebellion

c)

the collapse Ottoman Empire

d)

the Munich Pact

18.

The abundance of South Africa’s natural resources makes it one of the world’s largest sources of raw materials. South Africa produces more than 10 percent of the world’s gold, from more than 30 functioning mines. South Africa’s natural resources also include mineral reserves of iron ore, copper, platinum, silver, manganese, titanium, chromium and uranium. South Africa is home to nearly two-thirds of the world’s platinum and about half of the chromium. Gold and diamonds revolutionized the country in the 1800s and helped strengthen the country’s economic structure. These discoveries ensured the country’s survival and sustainability for a time, allowing it to be less reliant on foreign support.

https://www.borgenmagazine.com/south-africas-natural-resources/


Based on the info in the text, what 2 resources helped to industrialize South Africa?

a)

gold

b)

diamonds

c)

silver

d)

iron

e)

platinum

19.

Why did Europeans want to colonize/imperialize in Africa?

a)

To control the Silk Road and spread Islam

b)

To find a water route to North America so they could make travel faster

c)

To control political, economic, and social aspects such as gaining resource wealth

d)

To find an area where they could move their capitals and relocate to get away from mainland Europe

20.

The most important motives for the European “Scramble for Africa” in the 1800s was all of the following, EXCEPT…

a)

to take African raw materials used in industry


b)

to convert Africans to the Christian faith


c)

to provide cheap/free labor for European colonies


d)

to control territory connecting trade routes between Europe and the Australia


21.

Which of these was a result of colonization?

a)

development of self sufficient economies

b)

exploitation of indigenous people

c)

raid industrialization

d)

expansion of free trade globally

22.

In what ways are Africans still impacted by colonization?

a)

African countries have experinced continued economic success

b)

struggling to be industrialized and technologically advanced

c)

political and infrastructural instability in many countries

d)

no more ethnic and cultural civil wars in African countries

23.

Which of these would be considered a problem to overcome facing South Africa's government post apartheid?

a)

Continuation of attacks from neighboring Zimbabwe

b)

Move toward the creation of a theocratic (religion based government) state

c)

Struggle for power between different groups within South Africa's black majority

d)

Continued international economic sanctions such as embargoes against South Africa

24.

Global concern for blacks in the Republic of South Africa led many nations to

a)

Impose embargoes and other sanctions on South Africa

b)

Abundance of oil resources in the Republic of South Africa

c)

Secession of the Republic of South Africa from the United Nations

d)

Refusal of the Republic of South Africa to trade with other African nations

25.

Sanctions are

a)

international punishments on a country

b)

international rewards for a country

c)

invitations for a country to attend global events

d)

none of these are accurate

e)

all of these are accurate

26.

Following the end of apartheid, the government of the Republic of South Africa released Nelson Mandela from prison. This action symbolized the

a)

Effect of urbanization on traditional values

b)

Rejection of the civil rights movement in South Africa

c)

Effectiveness of international sanctions

d)

Failure of the United Nations to influence international policy

27.

Choose all that apply; Characteristics of apartheid included

a)

universal suffrage

b)

Integration of all races into South African society

c)

economic and political inequality in South Africa

d)

Segregation of the races

e)

rule by the majority group of the population

28.

Which of the following best defines colonization?

a)

To control a group of people and buy and sell them as part of slave trade

b)

The action of one group fighting another group solely to spread religion

c)

The action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.

d)

The action of building new land where no people are to improve infrastructure

29.

Choose all that apply. Who was Nelson Mandela?

a)

an anti apartheid protester and political prisoner

b)

a leader in the African National Congress and Nobel Peace Prize recipient

c)

the first President elected in South Africa after the end of apartheid

d)

An Afrikaner and political leader of the National Party in South Africa

30.

Which statement is accurate under the apartheid system based on this image?

a)

The White majority controlled most of the economic wealth

b)

The Black minority controlled most of the economic wealth

c)

The White Minority controlled most of the economic wealth

d)

The Black majority controlled most of the economic wealth

e)

Asians and coloureds controlled most of the economic wealth

31.

Which statements about religion are correct when looking at West Africa and East Africa?

a)

Europeans were intolerant of the spread of Islam and forced all colonized African people to convert to Christianity

b)

Islam came to both West and East Africa rapidly

c)

Trade was NOT important in the spread of Islam in both West and East Africa

d)

Many civil wars were fought between those who practiced Hinduism and those that didn’t

32.

Which of the following is NOT an important purpose of the Suez Canal?

a)

Connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea

b)

great source of taxation for the Egyptian government through tolls and fees

c)

vital to trade and business

d)

famous for international surfing competitions

33.

The river in Egypt is the ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Nile
Yangtze
Indus
Tigris
34.

Which of the following is the world's longest river?

a)

Amazon

b)

Nile

c)

Mississippi

d)

Rubicon

35.

What is one of the saltiest bodies of water in the world and is landlocked?

a)

Black Sea

b)

Baltic Sea

c)

Dead Sea

d)

Gulf of Mexico

36.

dead sea is known for.....

a)

hyper salty water

b)

lots of dead fish

37.

Which of the following is a common IMPORT of Southwest Asia?

a)

oil

b)

natural gas

c)

water

d)

Cars

e)

food

38.

Which of the following is a common EXPORT from Southwest Asia?

a)

oil

b)

water

c)

food

d)

cars

39.

What country has the largest amount of oil reserves in the world, and is the leader of OPEC?

a)
  1. Iraq

b)
  1. Iran

c)
  1. Kuwait

d)
  1. Saudi Arabia

e)
  1. USA

40.

Palestinians typically consider Israel to be...

a)

peaceful neighbors who want to help and be friends

b)

nuclear political allies in case of WWIII

c)

trespassing on their land and oppressive

d)

a protector of Muslims and Islam