WorksheetsUnit 7 Test Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The message of “We Germans fear God and nobody else in this world” when talking about Bismarck and Kaiser Wilhelm reflects what?
Germany expanding into Africa
Prussian success of unifying Germany
German industrialization growing
Bismarck is best seen as doing what?
Refusal to expand Germany beyond its borders
Being dismissed by the new Kaiser
Trying to maintain balance of power after the Concert of Europe broke down
Targeting Catholics and Socialists in Germany
The Kaiser and Bismarck in their time period can best be explained as what?
a time of isolationism from the Europeans
a time of peace and stability in Europe
a time of increasing tensions in Europe in the late 19th century
In the period 1815–1830, what was the goal of German nationalist groups?
To stop the spreading of revolutionary ideas after the F.R.
To bring industrialization to Germany
To overthrow the conservative governments established at the Congress of Vienna (Concert of Europe)
To unify Germany
Poland losing territory to many nations in the late 1700s would prove a major problem in the 19th century because of what?
nationalism
socialism
conservatism
imperialism
What art style reflects nationalism the BEST?
Anarchism
Conservatism
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
The Ottomans consistently losing power throughout the 19th and 20th century to European nations was a reflection of what problem?
balance of power destabilizing
Austria-Hungary no longer existing as a country
the modernization of the Russian Empire
Pan-Slavism
What contributed the MOST to the Ottomans losing power in Europe?
Europeans stopping the spread of Islam into the continent
The spread of nationalism in the Balkans
The Ottoman Empire industrializing
The defeat of Napoleon
Darwin's perspective in his book is important because it led to what views?
views that showed how positive humans are
views adapted by Europeans to justify colonizing Africa and Asia
views that showed a pessmistic outlook on life
The term "savages" used by Darwin and Social Darwinists can be explained as what?
Europeans have racial and cultural superiority over others
Positive views on Marxism
Religious Revival
The popularity of Freudian's views on psychology growing
Sigmund Freud’s views of human psychology contradict what time period?
The Renaissance
The Protestant Reformation
The Enlightenment
The Romantic era
What was a major factor that allowed Europe to take over most of Africa?
The Ottomans losing power
Europeans losing their colonies in the Americas
Increasing nationalism in Africa
European advances in medicine and military technology
Why were Europeans trying to take over Africa?
To get raw materials and markets to sell goods to
Wanting to spread democratic governments to the region
Expand the slave trade
Spread Christianity
Europeans taking over much of Africa led to what problems?
Many African nations fiercely resisted the Europeans
Many European governments were unstable from the economic burden of colonizing
Increased tensions among European nations
Europeans deporting anti-government dissidents to Africa
What was a reaction to Britain forcing Western education and ideas on India?
France and Germany wanting an alliance with Britain
People started nationalist movements against Britain
People starting liking British rule in India
What economic policies were seen in British India?
Marxism
Mercantilism
Laissez-faire
Utopian socialism
New European artists started arguing that Modern art should be
Return to Renaissance roots
Mass-marketed
Used as propaganda
Abstract
Romanticism relied on what?
Using strong emotions
Showing every day life
Showing strong colors
Showing bizarre backgrounds
The poem with this line "Enough of Science and of Art; Come forth, and bring with you a heart” reflects what?
Existentalism
Futurism
Deism
Romanticism
The words “beautiful ideas worth dying for” were most likely influenced by which of the following nineteenth-century intellectual movements?
Romanticism
Positivism
Utopian socialism
Social Darwinism
