WorksheetsFinal Exam Review
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An area extending from Mexico to Honduras, where complex societies like the Aztecs thrived before the arrival of the Spanish
Mesoamerica
Plantation
Middle Passage
Slavery
Mesoamerica
An area extending from Mexico to Honduras, where complex societies like the Aztecs thrived before the arrival of the Spanish
A form of government with absolute control over a society
The forcible adoption of a colonizer's culture by the colonized peoples
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
An area under the control of another country or power
Colony
Colonization
Theory
Censorship
Colony
An area under the control of another country or power
The ownership of people as property, especially to benefit from their labor
A process used to test a new idea using evidence
The native peoples of a specific area
The native peoples of a specific area
Indigenous
Columbian Exchange
Middle Passage
Trench warfare
indigenous
The native peoples of a specific area
The transfer of foods, ideas, and diseases between Europe and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
An association of workers formed to bargain for better working conditions
The buying, selling, and transporation of enslaved Africans by Europeans during the 1600s-1800s
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Middle Passage
Scientific Revolution
Isolationism
Transatlantic Slave Trade
The buying, selling, and transportation of enslaved Africans by Europeans during the 1600s-1800s
The transfer of foods, ideas, and diseases between Europe and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
An association of workers formed to bargain for better working conditions
A monarch who rules with total authority and no checks on their power
The portion of the Transatlantic Slave Trade that transported enslaved Africans to the Americas on densely packed slave ships
Middle Passage
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Communism
Imperialism
Middle Passage
The portion of the Transatlantic Slave Trade that transported enslaved Africans to the Americas on densely packed slave ships
A belief based in tradition, usually involving luck, magic, or belief in the supernatural
An association of workers formed to bargain for better working conditions
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
Goods brought into a country to sell from another country
Imports
Exports
Reason
Ghetto
Imports
Goods brought into a country to sell from another country
The native peoples of a specific area
The agreement between citizens and their government that allows society to function
Goods sold outside of the country in which they are produced
Exports
Imports
Columbian Exchange
Appeasement
Exports
Goods sold outside of the country in which they are produced
A belief based in tradition, usually involving luck, magic, or belief in the supernatural
The belief that one race is superior to others
A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standard army prepared for war
A large farm, usually worked by enslaved Africans
Plantation
Ghetto
Colony
Genocide
Plantation
A large farm, usually worked by enslaved Africans
A period of major change in Europe that laid the foundations for modern science
A system of government with elected representatives
The person who takes on the risks of a business
The deliberate destruction of a racial or ethnic group
Genocide
Racism
Assimilation
Trench warfare
Genocide
The deliberate destruction of a racial or ethnic group
The buying, selling, and transporation of enslaved Africans by Europeans during the 1600s-1800s
A period of major change in Europe that laid the foundations for modern science
An economic system based on private ownership of the factors of production
The process of conquering and controlling new territory
Colonization
Socialism
Militarism
Censorship
Colonization
The process of conquering and controlling new territory
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
An idea used by absolute monarchs to justify their power claiming it came from God and God alone
An extreme form of socialism without private property and all goods are shared equally
The ownership of people as property, especially to benefit from their labor
Slavery
Superstition
Strike
Nazism
The transfer of foods, ideas, and diseases between Europe and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
Columbian Exchange
Mesoamerica
Racism
Democracy
Columbian Exchange
The transfer of foods, ideas, and diseases between Europe and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
An economic system based on public ownership of the factors of production
A form of warfare where opposing sides attack and defend using a series of fortified trenches
A period of major change in Europe that laid the foundations for modern science
Industrial Revolution
Scientific Revolution
Age of Enlightenment
Scientific Method
Scientific Revolution
A period of major change in Europe that laid the foundations for modern science
A European movement that applied the use of reason and the scientific method to solve everyday issues, especially regarding government
The transition from making goods by hand to mass-producing goods in factories. It began in Europe and spread to the rest of the world during the 1700s.
A system of government with elected representatives
A process used to test a new idea using evidence
Theory
Reason
Scientific Method
Superstition
Scientific Method
A process used to test a new idea using evidence
An unproven idea used to explain something that occurs
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
A person who seeks wisdom and enlightenment
A belief based in tradition, usually involving luck, magic, or belief in the supernatural
Superstition
Theory
Reason
Philosopher
Superstition
A belief based in tradition, usually involving luck, magic, or belief in the supernatural
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
An unproven idea used to explain something that occurs
Strong pride or devotion to one's own nation, especially to the detriment of other nations
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
Reason
Theory
Philosopher
Divine right
Reason
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
The person who takes on the risks of a business
The belief that one race is superior to others
An unproven idea used to explain something that occurs
An unproven idea used to explain something that occurs
Theory
Revolution
Factors of production
Fascism
Theory
An unproven idea used to explain something that occurs
The forcible overthrow of a government to replace it with another, usually by its own people
A company owned by stockholders who share in its profits
The suppression of free speech or media
A European movement that applied the use of reason and the scientific method to solve everyday issues, especially regarding government
Age of Enlightenment
Scientific Revolution
Scientific Method
Industrial Revolution
Age of Enlightenment
A European movement that applied the use of reason and the scientific method to solve everyday issues, especially regarding government
The transition from making goods by hand to mass-producing goods in factories. It began in Europe and spread to the rest of the world during the 1700s.
A company owned by stockholders who share in its profits
The far right fascist party in Germany before and during WWII
The agreement between citizens and their government that allows society to function
Social contract
Divine right
Democracy
Nationalism
Social contract
The agreement between citizens and their government that allows society to function
A form of warfare where opposing sides attack and defend using a series of fortified trenches
Prejudice and hatred against Jewish people
A form of government with absolute control over a society
A person who seeks wisdom and enlightenment
Philosopher
Absolute monarch
Isolationism
Ghetto
Philosopher
A person who seeks wisdom and enlightenment
The suppression of free speech or media
A segregated neighborhood in a city
Workers voluntarily refusing to work in order to force an employer to comply with their demands
A monarch who rules with total authority and no checks on their power
Absolute monarch
Divine right
Democracy
Fascism
Absolute monarch
A monarch who rules with total authority and no checks on their power
Strong pride or devotion to one's own nation, especially to the detriment of other nations
A system of government with elected representatives
The mass murder of Jews and other "undesirables" by Nazi Germany before and during WWII
An idea used by absolute monarchs to justify their power claiming it came from God and God alone
Divine right
Nationalism
Censorship
Propaganda
Divine right
An idea used by absolute monarchs to justify their power claiming it came from God and God alone
The native peoples of a specific area
The deliberate destruction of a racial or ethnic group
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
Strong pride or devotion to one's own nation, especially to the detriment of other nations
Nationalism
Propaganda
Nazism
Fascism
Nationalism
Strong pride or devotion to one's own nation, especially to the detriment of other nations
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
Prejudice and hatred against Jewish people
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
The forcible overthrow of a government to replace it with another, usually by its own people
Revolution
Strike
Union
Imperialism
Revolution
The forcible overthrow of a government to replace it with another, usually by its own people
An agreement to stop fighting
The deliberate destruction of a racial or ethnic group
Workers voluntarily refusing to work in order to force an employer to comply with their demands
The transition from making goods by hand to mass-producing goods in factories. It began in Europe and spread to the rest of the world during the 1700s.
Industrial Revolution
Age of Enlightenment
Scientific Revolution
Columbian Exchange
Industrial Revolution
The transition from making goods by hand to mass-producing goods in factories. It began in Europe and spread to the rest of the world during the 1700s.
A European movement that applied the use of reason and the scientific method to solve everyday issues, especially regarding government
The forcible overthrow of a government to replace it with another, usually by its own people
A form of warfare where opposing sides attack and defend using a series of fortified trenches
The “ingredients” needed to create goods and services
Factors of production
Assimilation
Union
Armistice
Factors of production
The “ingredients” needed to create goods and services
A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standard army prepared for war
A company owned by stockholders who share in its profits
A system of government with elected representatives
Slavery
The ownership of people as property, especially to benefit from their labor
Using critical thinking, evidence, and analysis to make decisions
The agreement between citizens and their government that allows society to function
A belief based in tradition, usually involving luck, magic, or belief in the supernatural
The person who takes on the risks of a business
Entrepreneur
Absolute monarch
Philosopher
Armistice
Entrepreneur
The person who takes on the risks of a business
The agreement between citizens and their government that allows society to function
An area under the control of another country or power
A process used to test a new idea using evidence
A company owned by stockholders who share in its profits
Corporation
Social contract
Democracy
Assimilation
Corporation
A company owned by stockholders who share in its profits
An economic system based on private ownership of the factors of production
An economic system based on public ownership of the factors of production
An extreme form of socialism without private property and all goods are shared equally
An economic system based on private ownership of the factors of production
Capitalism
Communism
Socialism
Corporation
Capitalism
An economic system based on private ownership of the factors of production
An economic system based on public ownership of the factors of production
An extreme form of socialism without private property and all goods are shared equally
The “ingredients” needed to create goods and services
An economic system based on public ownership of the factors of production
Socialism
Communism
Capitalism
Assimilation
Socialism
An economic system based on public ownership of the factors of production
An economic system based on private ownership of the factors of production
The transition from making goods by hand to mass-producing goods in factories. It began in Europe and spread to the rest of the world during the 1700s.
An idea used by absolute monarchs to justify their power claiming it came from God and God alone
An extreme form of socialism without private property and all goods are shared equally
Communism
Fascism
Nazism
Capitalism
Communism
An extreme form of socialism without private property and all goods are shared equally
The person who takes on the risks of a business
The forcible adoption of a colonizer's culture by the colonized peoples
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
An association of workers formed to bargain for better working conditions
Union
Assimilation
Fascism
Strike
Union
An association of workers formed to bargain for better working conditions
A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standard army prepared for war
A system of government with elected representatives
A segregated neighborhood in a city
Workers voluntarily refusing to work in order to force an employer to comply with their demands
Strike
Union
Capitalism
Colony
Strike
Workers voluntarily refusing to work in order to force an employer to comply with their demands
The forcible adoption of a colonizer's culture by the colonized peoples
A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standing army prepared for war
A political ideology that promotes nationalism and a dictatorship
A strong country works to gain control and influence over a weaker one
Imperialism
Colony
Assimilation
Colonization
Imperialism
A strong country works to gain control and influence over a weaker one
The transfer of foods, ideas, and diseases between Europe and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
The deliberate destruction of a racial or ethnic group
A monarch who rules with total authority and no checks on their power
The belief that one race is superior to others
Racism
Assimilation
Antisemitism
Nazism
Racism
The belief that one race is superior to others
A company owned by stockholders who share in its profits
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
Goods sold outside of the country in which they are produced
The forcible adoption of a colonizer's culture by the colonized peoples
Assimilation
Colonization
Fascism
Antisemitism
Assimilation
The forcible adoption of a colonizer's culture by the colonized peoples
A form of warfare where opposing sides attack and defend using a series of fortified trenches
A political ideology that promotes nationalism and a dictatorship
A system of government with elected representatives
A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standing army prepared for war
Militarism
Nazism
Fascism
Colonization
Militarism
A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standard army prepared for war
Britain’s policy of allowing Hitler to expand his territory without intervention
Strong pride or devotion to one's own nation, especially to the detriment of other nations
The deliberate destruction of a racial or ethnic group
A form of warfare where opposing sides attack and defend using a series of fortified trenches
Trench warfare
Theory
Scientific Revolution
Reason
Trench warfare
A form of warfare where opposing sides attack and defend using a series of fortified trenches
An association of workers formed to bargain for better working conditions
An area extending from Mexico to Honduras, where complex societies like the Aztecs thrived before the arrival of the Spanish
The buying, selling, and transporation of enslaved Africans by Europeans during the 1600s-1800s
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
Propaganda
Censorship
Armistice
Columbian Exchange
Propaganda
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
An area under the control of another country or power
The buying, selling, and transporation of enslaved Africans by Europeans during the 1600s-1800s
The transfer of foods, ideas, and diseases between Europe and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
An agreement to stop fighting
Armistice
Colonization
Racism
Reason
Armistice
An agreement to stop fighting
A strong country works to gain control and influence over a weaker one
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
The native peoples of a specific area
A form of government with absolute control over a society
Nazism
Fascism
Totalitarianism
Scientific Method
Totalitarianism
A form of government with absolute control over a society
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
A system of government with elected representatives
A European movement that applied the use of reason and the scientific method to solve everyday issues, especially regarding government
A political ideology that promotes nationalism and a dictatorship
Fascism
Nazism
Colonization
Imperialism
Fascism
A political ideology that promotes nationalism and a dictatorship
A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standard army prepared for war
An economic system based on public ownership of the factors of production
An unproven idea used to explain something that occurs
The far right fascist party in Germany before and during WWII
Nazism
Fascism
Totalitarianism
Holocaust
Nazism
The far right fascist party in Germany before and during WWII
The mass murder of Jews and other "undesirables" by Nazi Germany before and during WWII
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
A form of government with absolute control over a society
Britain’s policy of allowing Hitler to expand his territory without intervention
Appeasement
Isolationism
Totalitarianism
Imperialism
Appeasement
Britain’s policy of allowing Hitler to expand his territory without intervention
A form of government with absolute control over a society
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
A system of government with elected representatives
Democracy
Fascism
Isolationism
Columbian Exchange
Democracy
A system of government with elected representatives
The suppression of free speech or media
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
Goods brought into a country to sell from another country
Prejudice and hatred against Jewish people
Antisemitism
Armistice
Superstition
Holocaust
Antisemitism
Prejudice and hatred against Jewish people
A process used to test a new idea using evidence
The transfer of foods, ideas, and diseases between Europe and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
A person who seeks wisdom and enlightenment
A segregated neighborhood in a city
Ghetto
Colony
Theory
Racism
Ghetto
A segregated neighborhood in a city
Britain’s policy of allowing Hitler to expand his territory without intervention
The portion of the Transatlantic Slave Trade that transported enslaved Africans to the Americas on densely packed slave ships
An area extending from Mexico to Honduras, where complex societies like the Aztecs thrived before the arrival of the Spanish
The mass murder of Jews and other "undesirables" by Nazi Germany before and during WWII
Holocaust
Antisemitism
Indigenous
Plantation
Holocaust
The native peoples of a specific area
The mass murder of Jews and other "undesirables" by Nazi Germany before and during WWII
Britain’s policy of allowing Hitler to expand his territory without intervention
Prejudice and hatred against Jewish people
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
Isolationism
Imperialism
Colonization
Fascism
Isolationism
A political philosophy that opposes involvement in foreign affairs
An area under the control of another country or power
A European movement that applied the use of reason and the scientific method to solve everyday issues, especially regarding government
A monarch who rules with total authority and no checks on their power
The suppression of free speech or media
Censorship
Propaganda
Totalitarianism
Nazism
Censorship
The suppression of free speech and media
An agreement to stop fighting
Information or material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
The process of conquering and controlling new territory
