Unit 5: Challenging Authority
Unit 6: Economic Exchanges
Unit 7: Global Conflicts (WWI, WWII)
Unit 7: Global Conflicts (Cold War, Genocide)
Miscellaneous
100

Which cause of revolution is when a particular group (gender, race, etc.) is not treated fairly?

E-N-S-U-R-E

Social injustice

200 POINT BONUS! Who came to power in France after the French Revolution?

100

Adidas tries to make better shoes than Nike so more customers will buy shoes from Adidas. 

This best describes which economic system?


Market Economy (Capitalism)


100

What did the "M" in MAIN stand for?  

(The M represented which main cause of WWI?)

Militarism

100 POINT BONUS! Name the A, I and N

100

The Cold War marked over four decades of tensions between which two countries?

The United States and the Soviet Union (USSR)

100

World War I was best characterized by both sides being unable to gain much of an advantage.  

What type of warfare contributed to this stalemate?

trench warfare

200

In the French Revolution, what happened during the Reign of Terror?

Thousands of people were beheaded with the guillatine.

200

Why did explorers want to sail to new lands? (the "3 G's") - name TWO of the 3


Bonus 100 points: Name the 3rd


200

What event in World War II led to the Japanese surrender and official end of the war?

The dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

200

The two superpowers during the Cold War engaged in an "arms race."  What weapons were they building up?


Nuclear weapons



200

The revolutions in thought (Renaissance, Enlightenment, Reformation, and Scientific Revolution) all challenged what institution or part of society?

Church, Catholicism, or religion

300 POINT BONUS! What was the name of the social group in France who made up about 98% of the population?

300

One idea from the Enlightenment was that one person or group in government shouldn't have too much power.  What principle of government is this referring to?


Checks and balances or separation of powers

300

The transfer of goods, people, diseases, and animals between the Old and New worlds was known as the _______________   _________________

Columbian Exchange

300

Name the sparks that began both World War I and World War II.

WWI - Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 

WWII- When Germany invaded Poland

200 POINT BONUS! How did Europeans respond to Hitler's aggression before the war (specific word)

300

This genocide involved the Hutu minority who brutally murdered the majority Tutsi





Rwanda Genocide

300

Name the 4 terms imposed on Germany in the Treaty of Versailles

Lost land

Decreased military

Had to take the blame

Had to pay

100 POINT BONUS! How did Germans feel about the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?

400

What is the name of the celestial theory that was supported by Copernicus and Galileo?

Heliocentric theory

400

In this economy, you are the owner of the construction company, but all your materials to build houses are regulated by the government. 

What type of economic system is?

Mixed economy

300 POINT BONUS! What TWO things caused the Industrial Revolution?

400

What is it called when nations devote all resources to the war effort?

Total war

400

Enforcing Jews to wear a badge with the Star of David  best describes which stage of Genocide?

Symbolization or classification

400

State the U.S. policy during the Cold War AND what we feared. (two specific terms)

Policy = containment

Feared = Domino Effect

200 POINT BONUS! What type of wars did the U.S. get involved in and name TWO examples? (specific word plus two specific wars)

500

What did philosopher John Locke believe about the rights of citizens if they felt  their government wasn't upholding its end of the "social contract"?

They could overthrow the government (revolt)

500

Name FOUR causes of (motivations, reasons for) imperialism. 

Manpower (slave labor)

Military (bases, soldiers)

Markets to sell to

Materials to extract

Morality (superiority, missionary work)

200 POINT BONUS! Name one positive and one negative effect of imperialism in Africa.

500

Describe at least three traits of a totalitarian leader.

-Eliminating political enemies

-Having a secret police

-Censoring the press

-Indoctrinating children

-Control all aspects of society (religion, the arts, etc.)

-Deny basic liberties (or freedoms)

-Inspire nationalism (rallies, parades)

200 POINT BONUS! How did dictators come to power after WWI?

500

Which genocide involved the Khmer Rouge Communists trying to make the country a farm based society?

Cambodian genocide

500

Name the militia group (the perpetrators) in the Darfur genocide.

Janjaweed