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Global Regents Exam MCQs: Set 1

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 7hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This illustration can best be used to

a)

describe factors that hindered British industrialization

b)

illustrate advances in agriculture

c)

explain the decline of Enclosure Movements

d)

depict daily life of British urban workers

2.

Which claim is best supported by this illustration?

a)

New technologies reduced the impact of farming on the environment.

b)

Innovations in farming contributed to a drop in population.

c)

Improved equipment decreased the amount of human labor of farmers.

d)

Changes in farming prevented the growth of large scale farms.

3.

Based on this passage, what issue was debated but not changed during the reign of Catherine the Great?

a)

abolishing noble titles

b)

emancipating the serfs

c)

withholding pay from the nobility

d)

increasing royal authority

4.

Which claim is best supported by this passage?

a)

Political and social changes can be difficult to bring about.

b)

Monarchs rule with unquestioned authority.

c)

Nobility rarely have an impact on royal decisions.

d)

Inequality was not a concern of monarchs.

5.

What conditions inspired the writing of the passage from the Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels?

a)

economic inequality in industrial cities

b)

government reforms to protect worker’s rights

c)

rise of powerful labor unions

d)

decline of urban populations

6.

Which leader agreed with the philosophy in the passage from the Manifesto of the Communist Party?

a)

Fidel Castro

b)

Augusto Pinochet

c)

Jiang Jieshi [Chiang Kai-shek]

d)

Maximilien Robespierre

7.

The statement by Otto von Bismarck in 1862 is most closely associated with which event?

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

German Unification

c)

Berlin Conference

d)

Ukrainian Holodomor

8.

The opinion expressed in Otto von Bismarck’s statement was most likely influenced by which of the following?

a)

fascist goals

b)

containment concerns

c)

nationalistic feelings

d)

appeasement policies

9.

What was a goal of Japan in the 19th century that most influenced the writing of the Meiji Constitution of 1889?

a)

expanding its trade networks by water from Asia to the Western Hemisphere

b)

matching the technological and industrial advancements of the Western nations

c)

gaining worldwide recognition for its large empire

d)

decreasing its cultural and economic ties throughout Asia

10.

Which statement about Japan is best supported by this document?

a)

The people of Japan enjoyed great freedom while the power of the Emperor was quite limited

b)

The Japanese people could remove the Emperor if their rights were not protected

c)

The Emperor of Japan was required to seek counsel of the people before declaring war

d)

The rights of the Japanese people were protected under law but the Emperor held supreme authority

11.

Which claim is being made by this passage?

a)

Islamic law is the foundation of Turkish society.

b)

The Turkish nation needs to remain isolated to survive.

c)

Turkey has the potential to become a world leader.

d)

A policy of imperialism is essential if Turkey is to grow.

12.

Which concept is most closely associated with the ideas expressed in this passage?

a)

westernization

b)

theocracy

c)

socialism

d)

nonalignment

13.

The human rights violations discussed in the passage occurred during the

a)

Holocaust

b)

Armenian Genocide

c)

Rwandan Genocide

d)

Amritsar Massacre

14.

Which course of action was taken in response to the atrocities described in this passage?

a)

issuance of the Potsdam Declaration

b)

creation of the policy of containment

c)

holding of criminal trials at Nuremberg

d)

signing of the Treaty of Versailles

15.

Which situation most directly led to the event described in this passage?

a)

German rejection of the Treaty of Versailles

b)

Japanese aggression in the Pacific

c)

Russian demands that the Allies establish a second front

d)

evacuation of Nationalist Chinese forces to Taiwan

16.

The event described in this passage resulted in

a)

the expansion of World War II into Asia

b)

Hiroshima’s emergence as an important center for trade

c)

an international agreement banning chemical weapons

d)

the development of a new type of arms race

17.

This political cartoon is most closely associated with which world event of the 20th century?

a)

The Korean War

b)

The Cuban Missile Crisis

c)

The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan

d)

The nuclear meltdown at Chernobyl

18.

Based on this political cartoon, what statement about nuclear weapons is most accurate?

a)

Nuclear weapons were largely ignored by countries’ leaders in favor of conventional weapons.

b)

Leaders of the world encouraged the use of nuclear weapons to solve conflict.

c)

The dangers of nuclear weapons greatly concerned world leaders.

d)

The failure of nuclear weapons disappointed the leaders of many countries.

19.

The international organization shown on this map was originally established to improve its

a)

defensive capabilities during the Cold War

b)

participation in the economic benefits of globalization

c)

ability to counter the harmful effects of pollution and climate change

d)

access to development loans by the International Monetary Fund

20.

The shift in membership after 2000 can best be explained as a response to the

a)

construction of the Berlin Wall

b)

formation of the United Nations

c)

independence movements in Africa

d)

collapse of the Soviet Union

21.

This photograph shows women demanding information about their relatives who disappeared.

a)

following a severe earthquake

b)

while fighting in a war with Chile’s neighbors

c)

after a mass migration

d)

during a time of political repression

22.

Which group of women took similar actions for similar reasons?

a)

Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo in Argentina in the early 1980s

b)

British suffragists who marched in the early 1900s

c)

Saudi women driving into cities in early 2013

d)

activists protesting the World Bank in 2002

23.

Based on this passage, one can infer that popular radio programming

a)

gave hope to the Tutsis during the genocide

b)

was used to help end the genocide

c)

was not well known in Rwanda

d)

was a propaganda tool that led to the Tutsis being seen as inferior

24.

Which situation in Rwanda led to the events described in this passage?

a)

the establishment of a classless society

b)

ethnic rivalries promoted by colonial favoritism

c)

famine caused by environmental disaster

d)

a large influx of refugees

25.

What is one concern expressed in this passage?

a)

scarcity of resources

b)

outsourcing of labor

c)

overproduction of agricultural products

d)

widening income gap between top and bottom earners

26.

Which claim is best supported by this passage?

a)

Infrastructure projects create jobs essential for development.

b)

Modernization benefits some but presents challenges to others.

c)

Lack of technology has hindered development in Africa.

d)

Sustainable agricultural production depends on the cultivation of cash crops.

27.

Which concept is best supported by the information in Article XIII?

a)

religious tolerance

b)

social contract

c)

self-determination

d)

appeasement

28.

Which organization was formed in response to the concerns addressed in Article XIV?

a)

European Union

b)

League of Nations

c)

Warsaw Pact

d)

World Trade Organization