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Geography and Culture Worksheet

Total questions: 122

Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins

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1.

In addition to language, a primary cultural link between the countries of Latin America and Spain has been

a)

Clothing Style

b)

Culinary Practices

c)

Democratic institution

d)

religious backgrounds

2.

The countries of Central America are emerging into the 21st century in poor economic condition because of

a)

Tropical climate

b)

Insufficient agricultural resource

c)

Government instability

d)

Lack of mineral resources

3.

The Great Migration of African Americans from the Southern United States during the 20th century represents which of the following essentials elements of geography?

a)

The world in spatial terms

b)

Environment and society

c)

Physical systems

d)

Human systems

4.

In which of the following mountain ranges is the source of the Amazon River located?

a)

Alps

b)

Himalayas

c)

Andes

d)

Appalachians

5.

As a slow-moving river reaches an ocean it creates a landform called a

a)

Harbor

b)

Bay

c)

Delta

d)

Basin

6.

The Great Lakes were formed by which of the following natural processes?

a)

Tectonics

b)

Volcanism

c)

Erosion

d)

Glaciation

7.

During recent years, Russia's farms have failed to produce enough wheat to supply Russia population. Russia has been forced to purchase from the international market to provide enough wheat. This is an example OF

a)

Marginal returns

b)

Externalities

c)

Elasticity

d)

Scarcity

8.

An official in which of the following types of economic systems would most likely advocate strong government controls over the economy?

a)

Capitalist

b)

Socialist

c)

Traditional

d)

Market

9.

Using domestic instead of imported raw materials to produce a product which of the following basic economic questions?

a)

How will the goods and services be produced?

b)

What goods and service will be produced?

c)

From whom will the goods and services be produced?

d)

Why will the goods and services be produced?

10.

Which of the following approaches states that goods will be produced in the way things always have been done?

a)

Traditional

b)

Market

c)

Command

d)

Socialist

11.

The graph shows a

a)

Decrease in price due to an increase in supply

b)

Decrease in price due to a decrease in supply

c)

Increase in price due to an increase in supply

d)

Decrease in demand due to a decrease in price

12.

Why does the government sometimes set a price ceiling for butter?

a)

To reduce profit for butter producers

b)

To maintain butter prices below market equilibrium

c)

to encourage producers to increase the output of butter

d)

To force consumer to substitute margarine for butter

13.

Which of the following would most likely decrease U.S. exports to another country?

a)

Lowering tariffs

b)

A decrease in the value of the dollar

c)

Holding the value of the dollar steady

d)

An increase in the value of the dollar

14.

A financial crisis in Asia that includes ever-deepening recession, high unemployment levels, and a plummeting stock market and currency exchange rate would most likely have what effect on the U.S economy?

a)

The U.S economy would be strengthened due to an increase in the cost of Asian goods and services.

b)

There would be little or no effect because few goods and services from the United States are sold in Asian Markets.

c)

The U.S. economy would face a downturn due to the decrease demand in Asia for U.S goods and services

d)

The United States would use European goods and services instead of Asian goods and services

15.

Read the following statement The statement is based on the

a)

Law of absolute advantage

b)

Infant industry argument

c)

Paradox of thrift

d)

Law of comparative advantage

16.

The Bill of rights embodies which of the following basic principles of U.S Government?

a)

Constitutional supremacy

b)

Limited government

c)

Separation of power

d)

Popular sovereignty

17.

According to Article 11 of the U.S constitution, the president has the power to do all of the following EXCEPT

a)

Call special sessions of Congress

b)

Command the military

c)

Issue pardons and reprieves

d)

Declare war

18.

When the Rules Committee of the House is considering a bill and votes a "closed rule," this means that

a)

A. A three-fifth vote in the House is required to end debate

b)

B. The House members must vote orally when names are called alphabetically

c)

C. The House members must accept or reject a bill in its entirety

d)

D. The floor manager of the House may agree to amend a bill if passage is unlikely

19.

The principle of judicial review was established by

a)

the Article of Confederation 1781

b)

the U.S Constitution 1789

c)

Marbury V. Madison in 1803

d)

McCulloch V. Maryland in 1819

20.

The goal of an interest group is to

a)

Influence government policy

b)

Fund candidates in elections

c)

Ensure that the public understands its issue positions

d)

Provide benefits to its members

21.

What distinguishes the presidential system from the parliamentary system?

a)

The separation of the executive and legislative branches

b)

the presence of a written constitution

c)

The strength of the judicial branch

d)

The length of the term of office

22.

In a democracy, the primary source of political power is the

a)

Power, prestige, or international position of the nation

b)

Possession of natural and tangible resources

c)

Status of the leaders

d)

Consent of the governed

23.

A system of Government in which the national government shares power and authority with one or more other levels of government is called a

a)

Confederal government

b)

Federal Government

c)

Unitary Government

d)

Sovereign government

24.

Which of the following was a result of the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

a)

Black voter registration increased in the South, but white voter registration decreased

b)

Black voter registration and white voter registration increased significantly in the south

c)

White voter registration increased in the South, but black voter registration decreased

d)

Black voter registration and white voter registration both decreased in the South.

25.

In 1965 Voting Rights Act expanded the rights of citizens by

a)

Outlawing literacy test

b)

Giving women the right to vote in federal elections

c)

Eliminating registration requirements throughout the country

d)

Granting 18 year olds the right to vote in state elections

26.

Which of the following civilizations has influenced today's world through its developments in the areas of mathematics and astronomy?

a)

Aztecan

b)

Mayan

c)

Climecan

d)

Incan

27.

Which economic development brought on a decline of the feudal system in western Europe?

a)

The rise of towns and developing of the guild system

b)

The rise of manorial system

c)

the spread of the Roman Catholic Church

d)

The spread of Monasteries

28.

Which of the following is a defining characteristic of Renaissance culture?

a)

Emphasizing the importance of the individual

b)

Rejecting religious rites and traditions

c)

denying the value of classical knowledge

d)

Ending the use of vernacular languages in literature

29.

Which of the following factors most influenced the early development of Renaissance culture?

a)

the exchange of ideas in Paris

b)

The outbreak of civil wars in the German states

c)

the opposition by the papacy in Rome

d)

The patronage by aristocrats in Italian city-states

30.

Which of the following accompanied the European Renaissance?

a)

Feudalism, Manoralism, and nobility

b)

Totalitariamaist, Financial Capitalism, and Proletariat

c)

Theocracy, Mercanolism, and Peasantry

d)

Nation State, Commercial Capitalism, and Middle Class

31.

Select the correct answer.

a)

Indonesia

b)

Japan

c)

Philippines

d)

China

32.

A major cause of western European Exploration on during the 15th and 16th century was the

a)

desire to reconquer lands taken by the Muslims from the 11th to the 14th centuries

b)

desire to break the Monopoly of the Asian traders and Merchants from the Italian city states

c)

need to import slaves to Europe to compensate for the devastation of the Black Death of the 14th century

d)

need to import surplus European population to help eliminate unemployment and ease inflation

33.

Which of the following conditions developed in Europe as a result of the Age of Exploration?

a)

decreased social Mobility

b)

increased reliance on the manorial system

c)

increased imports and world trade

d)

decreased population growth

34.

Industrialization throughout the Western world led the

a)

Triumph of socialistic economies over capitalist economies

b)

Migration of large numbers of people from rural to urban settings

c)

Decentralization of national governments

d)

Reduction of hostilities among the major world powers

35.

To address their need for oil, tin, rubber and other resources during the industrial Revolution, European nations

a)

Formed cooperative alliances to facilitate the importation of materials

b)

Sent Christians missionaries to Asia to help negotiate export treaties

c)

Exerted more direct control over religions that possessed raw materials

d)

Searched for alternative sources of raw materials in the Western world

36.

Which of the following statements best describes the impact of colonialism and imperialism on African, Asian, and Native American people?

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37.

In the United Nations, which of the following issues would probably be dealt with successfully and with the least controversy?

a)

a resolution to condemn an aggressor nation

b)

a peacekeeping force sent to a country

c)

international cooperation in education, science, and communications

d)

international control of nuclear weapons

38.

In 2002, which of the following actions did the European Union take to eliminate economic barriers between its member nations?

a)

Developing a common European currency

b)

Creating a European tax-exempt region

c)

Creating the European Free Trade Association

d)

Developing the European Economic Community

39.

76. Christianity, Gautama, Mohammad, Polytheism, New Testament, Middle East

a)

A. Judaism, Abraham, Moses, monotheism, Ten Commandments, Middle East

b)

B. Buddhism, Paul Brahma, polytheism, Upanishads, India

c)

C. Hinduism, Allah, Vishnu, monotheism, Qur'an, India

40.

Which of the following historical figures known as "the Liberator" led revolutionary forces in Columbia, Venezuela and Peru?

a)

Simon Bolivar

b)

Jose de San Martin

c)

Toussaint L. Ouverture

d)

Miguel Hidalgo

41.

Which of the following pairs of nations was most impacted by the 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas that decided the Western Hemisphere into two regions?

a)

France and England

b)

England and Spain

c)

Spain and Portugal

d)

Portugal and Italy

42.

79. An economic reason for the colonization of North America was:

a)

to seek new trade opportunities and resources

b)

to escape religious persecution

c)

to establish military alliances

d)

to spread European culture

43.

The major idea contained in this excerpt is:

a)

The inherent right of the people to organize their form of government

b)

The people are to serve their government

c)

Government must provide for their economic well beings of the people

d)

All citizens are entitled to the right to vote

44.

Among the acts passed by the British Parliament to raise revenue from American colonist were the

a)

Declaratory Act, the Townshend Act, and the Sugar Act

b)

Proclamation of 1763, the Quartering Act and the Stamp Act

c)

Stamp Act, The Sugar Act and the Townshend Acts

d)

Currency Act, the Stamp Act, and The Quartering Act

45.

The Whiskey Rebellion during Washington’s administration was most significant because it

a)

Represented the first conflict between the new political parties

b)

presented an opportunity for the new federal government to establish its power

c)

Demonstrated how little the colonies had changed since the Revolution

d)

was a protest against old taxes

46.

Which of the following best describes class relationships in the South in the three describes before the civil war?

a)

an increase in the competition between industrial capitalism and small entrepreneurs

b)

a rigid class system dominated by a paternalistic planter class

c)

a class system made more fluid by immigration from rural to urban areas

d)

a growth of class divisions based on antagonism between large and small farmers

47.

Which of the following quotation from the writings of Thomas Jefferson best illustrates which of the following principles of the US Constitution: The true theory of our constitution is surely the wisest and best that states are independent as to everything within themselves, and united under the central government as to everything regarding foreign matters.

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48.

In the early 1830s early southern states strengthened their slave codes as a result of the

a)

passage of the Tariff of Abominations

b)

Amistad mutiny

c)

rebellion of Nat Turner

d)

raid on Harper's ferry by John Brown

49.

Which of the following statements best describes the evolution of the right to vote in the United States?

a)

the franchise gradually expanded from landowning white males to include nonlandowners, racial minorities, women, and younger citizens (ages 18-20 years)

b)

the Franchise, which originally included only landowning white males, became universal in 1870 with the passage of the fifteenth amendment

c)

the franchise was originally given to all adult citizens of the united states by the constitution, but states blocked minorities from voting with state laws until the 1920s

d)

the franchise originally included all adult male citizens of the United States, women were not included until the suffrage movement culminated with the passage of the nineteenth amendment

50.

The grange was formed in the 1870s by

a)

debt burdened farmers

b)

railroad employees

c)

railroad patrons

d)

miners

51.

A major effect of immigration in the United States after the American Civil War was an increase in

a)

skilled labor in technical fields

b)

new managerial styles

c)

the supply of unskilled labor

d)

the supply of capital for investment

52.

At the end of World War I, the Treaty of Versailles was not ratified by the United States Because

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53.

The intent of programs such as the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan was to provide

a)

political intervention to stop the spread of communism

b)

advisors to direct economic growth in developing nations

c)

economic and military aid to stop the spread of communism

d)

scientific and industrial knowledge to give technical assistance to developing nations

54.

The 1972 U.S. Soviet agreement placing limits upon antiballistic missile systems is the

a)

intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

b)

Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

c)

Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty

d)

Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty

55.

The Great Society, Malcolm X and the Six-Day War are all associated with the

a)

1940s

b)

1950s

c)

1960s

d)

1970s

56.

Which of the following factors most distinguished the 2000 presidential election from previous U.S. Presidential elections?

a)

the involvement of the House of Representatives

b)

the nomination of a female candidate

c)

the participation of 18-year-old citizens

d)

the intervention of the Supreme Court

57.

In Florida, the 1928 hurricane and the Great Depression brought an end to the

a)

land boom

b)

citrus industry

c)

cattle industry

d)

mining of phosphate

58.

The United States acquired Florida from Spain through the

(a)  

59.

Understanding the position of the robber barons in U.S. history would be most helped by also understanding

a)

political science and economics

b)

geography and psychology

c)

world history and international relations

d)

anthropology and sociology

60.

Psychologists could most help economists by examining how

a)

past stock market trends affect fluctuations

b)

laws passed by congress affect the value of stocks

c)

new management influences the stock prices of firms

d)

individual investors decide to buy or sell stock

61.

According to the graph, which of the following countries had the largest percentage of population increase between 1984 and 2000?

a)

United States

b)

India

c)

China

d)

United Kingdom

62.

According to the interpretations of both historians

a)

feudalism was designed to perpetuate the economic power of the church

b)

improvements in military technology made feudalism possible

c)

feudalism evolved as an expression of the chivalric code of honor

d)

the key figures in the European feudal system were the warrior knights

63.

A student seeking information on the climates of the United States and China would be best advised to consult a

a)

thesaurus of geographic terms

b)

geographical dictionary

c)

Mercator projection

d)

World Almanac

64.

Which U.S president was in office at the time of the Louisiana Purchase?

a)

Andrew Jackson

b)

Thomas Jefferson

c)

John Adams

65.

Which of the following geographic themes does the given statement exemplify? The City of Orlando is situated in the center of Florida between St. Petersburg on the west coast and Melbourne and the east coast.

a)

Place

b)

Absolute location

c)

Region

d)

Relative location

66.

Which of the following statements represents the geographic concept of human-environment interaction?

a)

Refugees from the war were brought to the United States.

b)

Developers built a new condominium on the beach

c)

The climate in mountains regions is cooler due to elevation

d)

Citizens live four blocks south of the capitol

67.

The countries of Central America are emerging into the 21st century in poor economic condition because of

a)

tropical climate

b)

Insufficient agricultural resource

c)

Government instability

d)

Lack of mineral resources

68.

Geographers interested in depicting the world in spatial terms would most likely use which of the following techniques?

a)

Economic model

b)

Historical timeline

c)

Geographic information system (GIS)

d)

Sociological survey

69.

According to the map, which of the following sections of Africa would have the LEAST amount of agricultural production?

a)

Southern Africa

b)

Northern Africa

c)

Central Africa

d)

Southwestern Africa

70.

According to the map, which of the following areas has the highest population diversity?

a)

Scandinavia

b)

the Nile River, Valley

c)

Sothern Africa

d)

The Arabian Peninsula

71.

Decisions made because of the availability of resources are based on economic concept of

a)

Scarcity

b)

Externalities

c)

Elasticity

d)

Marginal returns

72.

If the demand for a product is inelastic, then consumers are relatively

a)

responsive to a change in income

b)

unresponsive to a change in price

c)

unresponsive to a change in income

d)

Unresponsive to a change in price

73.

Which of the following is an example of a capital good?

a)

Factory

b)

Labor

c)

Land

74.

The government passes antitrust legislation to correct a market failure to self-correct problems of

a)

Externality

b)

Fraud

c)

Free Riders

d)

Monopoly

75.

Which of the following is most closely associated with macroeconomics

a)

Opportunity cost

b)

Scarcity

c)

Price

d)

National income

76.

Which of the following is used to measure an increase or decrease in price?

a)

Gross domestic product

b)

Price control

c)

Fiscal Policy

d)

Consumer price index

77.

In Microeconomic theory, the term demand refers to

a)

The insistence on some public or private good

b)

A natural response to supply

c)

The amount of a good that consumers will buy at various prices

d)

An agreed-upon point on the supply curve for a good

78.

Which is the federal government's intervening in the agricultural market by setting price floors?

a)

Maintaining agriculture prices below equilibrium

b)

Controlling the market and monopolizing agricultural sales

c)

Allowing for federal purchase and resale of agricultural products

d)

Taking measures to stabilize agricultural prices

79.

If a consumer purchases a product for $100 and finances it for 12 months at simple interest, what is the actual cost of the product to the consumer?

a)

$90

b)

$100

c)

$110

d)

$120

80.

An individual puts money into a savings account and makes no other deposits into the account. Which of the following savings account features will earn the most interest on the initial investment?

a)

Simple interest, paid annually

b)

Compound interest, paid annually

c)

Simple interest, paid semiannually

d)

Compound interest, paid semiannually

81.

Which of the following examples best illustrates an application of the system of checks and balances by the U.S. Supreme Court?

a)

The court agrees to hear a case involving a boundary dispute between two sides.

b)

The court overturns a national law requiring the use of public funds for private education

c)

A citizen appeals a conviction on grounds the citizen’s constitutional rights were violated in a lower court.

d)

The court issues a writ of certiorari to hear a case involving alleged police brutality from a state.

82.

The Bill of Rights embodies which of the following basic principles of U.S. Government?

a)

Constitutional supremacy

b)

Limited government

c)

Separation of power

d)

Popular sovereignty

83.

The fact that a presidential candidate could win a majority of the popular votes and yet fail to gain the presidency is made possible by the

a)

System of proportional representation

b)

Electoral College

c)

Different voting registrations in each state

d)

Primary election system

84.

The establishment of driver licensing requirements is a function of which of the following governments or branches of government?

a)

the U.S federal court system

b)

Local municipal governments

c)

State Government

d)

the U.S Department of Transportation

85.

Which of the following areas of legislation would be primarily within the jurisdiction of state and local government rather than the federal government?

a)

Funding of public school construction

b)

Funding of construction of an interstate highway

c)

Establishing the minimum voting age in national elections

d)

Arbitrating disputes over the boundary between two states

86.

Within the federal system of government in the United States, state constitutions

a)

May not conflict with the constitution

b)

Must provide for the popular election of public officials

c)

Must have national approval to be amended

d)

May not restrict the authority of local governments

87.

In 1965 Voting Rights Act expanded the rights of citizens by

a)

Outlawing literacy test

b)

Giving women the right to vote in federal elections

c)

Eliminating registration requirements throughout the country

d)

Granting 18 year olds the right to vote in state elections

88.

Which of the following was one of the first civilizations to develop in the Mesopotamia area?

a)

Aryan

b)

Sumerian

c)

Shang

d)

Phoenician

89.

The Mycenaeans borrowed many aspects of their culture from which of the following nearby civilizations living on the island of Crete?

a)

Sumerian

b)

Egyptian

c)

Minoan

d)

Assyrian

90.

Which of the following inventions is Sumerian?

a)

Paper

b)

Astrolabe

c)

Compass

d)

Cuneiform

91.

The culture that developed from Alexander's conquests in Greece and the Middle Earth is called

a)

Aegean

b)

Hellenistic

92.

Which of the following accompanied the European Renaissance?

a)

Feudalism, Manoralism, and nobility

b)

Totalitarianism, Financial Capitalism, and Proletariat

c)

Theocracy, Mercanolism, and Peasantry

d)

Nation-State, Commercial Capitalism, and Middle Class

93.

A Social Cultural result of the Reformation was the

a)

Restriction of the spread of Protestantism outside the Holy Roman Empire

b)

Religious unification of western Europe

c)

Encouragement of the growth and spread of education

d)

Weakening of civil authority within Protestant states

94.

European Knight could best be compared to what figure in Japanese history?

a)

daimyo

b)

shogun

c)

bushido

d)

samurai

95.

Which of the following European nations dominated the economic and political systems of India during the 1800s?

a)

France

b)

Britain

c)

Portugal

d)

Germany

96.

A major contribution to economic theory was made in The Wealth of Nations by

a)

Adam Smith

b)

Karl Marx

c)

John Maynard Keynes

d)

Charles Beard

97.

The greatest opposition to Nicolaus Copernicus's heliocentric theory came from?

a)

Simon Bolivar

b)

Pancho Villa

c)

Jose Napoleon Duarte

98.

The history of all hitherto existing societies is the history of class struggle is a basic tenant of which of the following revolutionary philosophies?

a)

Nazism

b)

fascism

c)

Marxism

d)

anarchism

99.

Which of the following statements best describes the impact of colonialism and imperialism on African, Asian, and Native American people?

a)

European expansion bought improved technology to these peoples, thus improving the lines of those affected. Former colonies such as Brazil and India now compete economically with the Europeans.

b)

.European expansion exploited these peoples and left them politically disorganized Countries in Latin America and Africa were left with unstable politics and underdeveloped economies.

c)

The impact of European expansion has been uneven, and political stability has been achieved in former colonies

d)

European expansion had little impact on its former colonies

100.

The individuals most associated with 19th century European nationalist movements were

a)

Franz Joseph and Alexander

b)

Napoleon and Bismarck

c)

Garibaldi and Victoria Regina

d)

Louis XIV and Catherine

101.

The event that triggered World War I was the

a)

sinking of the ocean liner Lusitania

b)

assassination of the heir to the Austro- Hungarian throne

c)

German response to an alliance between Russia and France

d)

acceptance of dollar diplomacy by President Woodrow Wilson

102.

In the 16th and 17th centuries, European explorers and settlers held the belief that Native Americans

a)

Needed to be converted to Christianity

b)

were to be respected for their cultural contributions

c)

offered nothing of value to Europeans

d)

could become mutually beneficial economic partners

103.

which of the following conditions was primarily responsible for African slavery in the Americas?

a)

labor-intensive plantations

b)

European myth of African inferiotary

c)

termination of the practice of inderitured servitude

d)

need for domestic servants

104.

Scots Irish immigration to the American colonies of the early 1700s led to

a)

increased settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains

b)

the introduction of the plantation economy in the southern colonies

c)

increased acceptance of the institution of slavery

d)

the expansion of cooperation with Native Americans

105.

A political reason for the colonization of North America was the

a)

discovery of gold in the New World

b)

English Kings desire to experiment with representative government

c)

establishment of the Virginia House of Burgesses

d)

rivalry among leading European countries

106.

a main reason settlers moved to the West in the first half of the 19th century was to

a)

flee from the British during the American Revolution

b)

avoid criminal prosecution for crimes committed in the East

c)

comply with the U.S. laws requiring to move from native lands

d)

search for trade and agricultural opportunities

107.

The Erie Canal was economically significant because it

a)

challenged railroads as the primary transportation system of the early 19th century

b)

tied eastern manufactures centers to western commercial farming centers

c)

represented the first federally funded internal improvement

d)

stimulated substance farming and manufacturing on the western frontier

108.

which of the following statements about the beginnings of U.S. political parties is most accurate?

a)

the constitution assigned responsibility for the nominating process to political parties

b)

political parties developed in response to the leadership and policies of George Washington

c)

political parties developed as people began to side with Thomas Jefferson or Alexander Hamilton

d)

the right to organize politically and nominate candidates is provided in the Bill of Rights

109.

which of the following social characteristics was most typical of the North in the three decades before the American Civil War?

a)

increased immigration-from southern and eastern Europe

b)

increased European immigration to growing urban centers

c)

decreased class divisions as a result of European immigration

d)

rapid assimilation of immigrants into society with little social agitation

110.

At the end of World War I, the Treaty of Versailles was not ratified by the United States Because

a)

French retained control of Alsace- Lorraine

b)

united states declined participation in the League of Nations

c)

German reparations were extremely punitive

d)

Russians participated in the Treaty

111.

The emphasis of government during Franklin Roosevelt's administration shifted from

a)

supportive of low tariffs to supportive of high tariffs

b)

larissez-faire to government regulation of business

c)

some government help to little government help for needy individuals

d)

a liberal to a conservative viewpoint

112.

the growth of the auto industry, radio broadcasting, and the Washington Naval Treaty Occurred during which of the following decades?

a)

The 1910s

b)

The 1920s

c)

The 1930s

d)

The 1960s

113.

which of the following statements best explains a major cause of the Great Depression in the United States?

a)

a decline in U.S. armaments production burst the military spending bubble

b)

federal budget cuts left millions of U.S. workers without public assistance

c)

The collapse of many U.S banks led to a crisis in the nations money supply.

d)

record numbers of farm foreclosures prompted a mass migration of U.S. citizens

114.

Identify the top-secret program responsible for developing the atomic bomb

a)

the Marshall plan

b)

operation overlord

c)

the Manhattan project

d)

operation Northwoods

115.

The United States acquired Florida from Spain through the

a)

Monroe Doctrine

b)

Adams- Chris Treaty

c)

Treaty of Greenville

d)

Louisiana Purchase

116.

which of the following disciples would most likely use laboratory experimentation as a research technician?

a)

historiography

b)

anthropology

c)

psychology

d)

archaeology

117.

which of the following social scientists would most likely make use of random sampling techniques?

a)

archaeologists

b)

cultural anthropologists

c)

sociologists

d)

physical anthropologists

118.

the spread of common elements of culture throughout the world exemplifies

a)

ethnocentrism

b)

cultural dependency

c)

racism

d)

cultural diffusion

119.

logical differences inherited physical characteristics, while social differences variations in

a)

inherited behaviors

b)

improvements in military technology made feudalism possible

c)

feudalism evolved as an expression of the chivalric code of honor

d)

the key figures in the European feudal system were the warrior knights

120.

A student seeking information on the climates of the United States and China would be best advised to consult a

a)

thesaurus of geographic terms

b)

geographical dictionary

c)

Mercator projection

d)

World Almanac

121.

which of the following sources would be most useful in studying the philosophical foundations of the American Revolution?

a)

letters from a Famer in Pennsylvania by John Dickinson

b)

Poor Richards Almanac by Benjamin Franklin

c)

The treaties of Government by John Locke

d)

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God by Jonathan Edwards

122.

The following excerpt from an account of the California Gold Rush written in 1849 by New York Tribune reporter Bayard Taylor. The information presented in the excerpt could best be used to illustrate the meaning of which of the following concepts?

a)

due process of law

b)

equal protection of the laws

c)

the limits of law

d)

the rule of law