WorksheetsWorld History Test #3
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Every economic system answers three questions: What is produced? For whom is it produced?
a)
Why is it being produced?
b)
Should it be produced at all?
c)
How is it produced?
d)
How easily can it be produced?
2.
An economic system is a society's system of production, distribution, and consumption of _______.
a)
goods and services
b)
natural resources
c)
chili cheese fries
d)
stocks and bonds
3.
Who owns factors of production in a command economy?
a)
private citizens
b)
the government
c)
religious institutions
d)
none of the above
4.
Which three below are characteristics of a market economy
a)
Profit is the motivation
b)
Supply and demand dictate price.
c)
Businesses decide what and how much is made.
d)
Competition between businesses is discouraged.
5.
Which country was communist, which led to a totalitarian rule?
a)
Russia
b)
United States
c)
Italy
d)
Israel
6.
If supply is low and demand is high, _________.
a)
prices rise
b)
prices drop
c)
prices stay the same
d)
competition disappears
7.
The United Nations was created after what war?
a)
WWI
b)
WWII
c)
WWIII
d)
Vietnam War
8.
What was created to allow countries to meet and talk about world issues?
a)
United Nations
b)
Zoom
c)
Big Five
d)
World Health Organization
9.
The Big Five countries are the United States, Britain, Russia, China, and _______.
a)
France
b)
Germany
c)
Wakanda
d)
Canada
10.
How many countries are in the United Nations today?
a)
193
b)
55
c)
143
d)
97
11.
Which type of government is characterized by a small, privileged group of people who lead the country?
a)
A) Democracy
b)
B) Aristocracy
c)
C) Dictatorship
d)
D) Monarchy
12.
What is Zionism?
a)
A movement advocating for a Jewish homeland in Palestine
b)
A secret agreement between Britain and France
c)
A peace treaty between Israel and Egypt
d)
A series of agreements between Israel and the PLO
13.
What was the aim of Zionism?
a)
To address growing anti-Semitism in Europe
b)
To divide the Ottoman Empire's territories
c)
To establish a national home for the Arab people
d)
To gain control over more land than allocated by the UN
14.
What impact did Zionism have on the Middle East?
a)
It redefined the political landscape and sparked ongoing conflicts
b)
It led to the creation of the State of Israel in 1948
c)
It resulted in the displacement of Palestinian Arab populations
d)
All of the above
15.
What is the main complaint that some have about the Big Five countries in the United Nations?
a)
They have too much power.
b)
They have too little power.
c)
They make bad decisions.
d)
They make too many taxes.
16.
What did Byzantines focus on?
a)
Science and technology
b)
Art, literature, and philosophy
c)
Military and warfare
d)
Trade and commerce
17.
What was important in Byzantine society?
a)
Education
b)
Religion
c)
Family
d)
Wealth
18.
Who was the ruler of the Ottoman Empire during its peak?
a)
Osman I
b)
Suleiman the Magnificent
c)
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
d)
Topkapi Palace
19.
What was the Ottoman Empire known for?
a)
trade
b)
science
c)
religion
d)
art
20.
What was the 1948 Arab-Israeli War?
a)
A movement advocating for a Jewish homeland in Palestine
b)
A secret agreement between Britain and France
c)
A war launched by Arab nations to prevent the establishment of Israel
d)
A series of agreements between Israel and the PLO
21.
What did the 1948 Arab-Israeli War result in?
a)
Israel gaining control over more land than allocated by the UN
b)
The establishment of the State of Israel
c)
The displacement of Palestinian Arab populations
d)
All of the above
22.
What was the Six-Day War?
a)
A movement advocating for a Jewish homeland in Palestine
b)
A secret agreement between Britain and France
c)
A short but decisive conflict between Israel and Arab states
d)
A series of agreements between Israel and the PLO
23.
What territories did Israel gain control over in the Six-Day War?
a)
Sinai Peninsula, West Bank, and Golan Heights
b)
Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and Iraq
c)
Syria, Jordan, and Palestine
d)
Egypt, Jordan, and Syria
24.
What was the Yom Kippur War?
a)
A movement advocating for a Jewish homeland in Palestine
b)
A secret agreement between Britain and France
c)
A war launched by Egypt and Syria to regain territories lost to Israel
d)
A series of agreements between Israel and the PLO
25.
When did the Yom Kippur War take place?
a)
October 6 to 25, 1973
b)
June 5 to June 10, 1967
c)
1916
d)
1993 and 1995
26.
What were the Camp David Accords?
a)
A movement advocating for a Jewish homeland in Palestine
b)
A secret agreement between Britain and France
c)
A peace agreement between Israel and Egypt
d)
A series of agreements between Israel and the PLO
27.
In which type of democracy do citizens directly participate in governing the country?
a)
A) Representative democracy
b)
B) Direct democracy
c)
C) Oligarchy
d)
D) Autocracy
28.
Which type of government is characterized by one ruler maintaining absolute power over the country?
a)
A) Democracy
b)
B) Aristocracy
c)
C) Dictatorship
d)
D) Monarchy
29.
What is the main difference between a constitutional monarchy and an absolute monarchy?
a)
A) Constitutional monarchy has a monarch with unlimited power, while absolute monarchy has a monarch with limited power.
b)
B) Constitutional monarchy has a monarch who serves for life, while absolute monarchy has a monarch who serves until they abdicate.
c)
C) Constitutional monarchy has a monarch who is the head of state, while absolute monarchy has a monarch who governs the country.
d)
D) Constitutional monarchy has a monarch whose power is limited by a constitution, while absolute monarchy has a monarch with unlimited power.
30.
Which type of government and economic system replaces private property with public ownership?
a)
A) Communism
b)
B) Oligarchy
c)
C) Socialism
d)
D) Theocracy
31.
In which type of government is political power controlled by one individual ruler?
a)
A) Democracy
b)
B) Autocracy
c)
C) Socialism
d)
D) Theocracy
32.
What is the meaning of the word 'anarchy'?
a)
A) Chaos
b)
B) Democracy
c)
C) Aristocracy
d)
D) Monarchy
33.
Which type of government is run by a small group of wealthy people?
a)
A) Democracy
b)
B) Oligarchy
c)
C) Dictatorship
d)
D) Monarchy
34.
Which type of government encourages cooperation rather than competition?
a)
A) Communism
b)
B) Oligarchy
c)
C) Socialism
d)
D) Theocracy
35.
In which type of government are religious leaders the ones who set the rules and laws?
a)
A) Democracy
b)
B) Autocracy
c)
C) Socialism
d)
D) Theocracy
36.
What is the main characteristic of a democratic government?
a)
A) Citizens directly participate in governing the country.
b)
B) One ruler maintains absolute power over the country.
c)
C) Political power is controlled by one individual ruler.
d)
D) A small group of wealthy people run the government.
37.
Which type of government is characterized by a single, authoritarian party ruling?
a)
A) Communism
b)
B) Aristocracy
c)
C) Dictatorship
d)
D) Monarchy
38.
What is the goal of socialism?
a)
A) To spread wealth evenly among the people and treat all people fairly.
b)
B) To have a small, privileged group of people lead the country.
c)
C) To have one ruler maintain absolute power over the country.
d)
D) To replace private property with public ownership.
39.
Which type of government is characterized by chaos and lack of a leader?
a)
A) Democracy
b)
B) Autocracy
c)
C) Anarchy
d)
D) Monarchy
40.
Which type of government is led by religious leaders who set the rules for religion and laws?
a)
A) Democracy
b)
B) Autocracy
c)
C) Socialism
d)
D) Theocracy
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