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Comparative World History

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Course Introduction

Comparative World History offers a broad exploration of global developments, focusing on the similarities and differences among civilizations, cultures, and societies across time. The course emphasizes cross-cultural interactions, exchange networks, and parallel developments in areas such as politics, economics, religion, and social structures. By comparing distinct regions and periods, students gain insights into historical causation, the diffusion of ideas and technology, and the forces that have shaped the modern world. Through critical analysis of primary and secondary sources, the course fosters an understanding of global patterns and connections, preparing students to think analytically about history in an interconnected world.

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Chapter 1: The Peopling of the World, to 4000 BCE

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Q1) How did the Natufians evolve into an agricultural society?

Answer: In this essay, students should discuss that Natufians:

1.At first, gathered wild grains, fruits, and nuts.

2.Became aware of the differences in plant characteristics.

3.Began to collect the seeds of the plants that had desirable characteristics.

4.Experimented with and planted those plants with desirable characteristics.

Q2) Discuss the movements of early humans out of Africa.

Answer: In this essay, students should discuss the following key points:

1.The first migrations were into Asia near modern Djibouti and Ethiopia.

2.The European route was more limited because of the colder climate.

3.Migrations eventually included the Western Hemisphere and Australia.

Q3) Evidence of this characteristic was found in the Blombos Cave in South Africa

A)Walking on all four limbs.

B)Boat making.

C)Tool making.

D)Symbolic thinking.

E)None of these choices.

Answer: D

Q4) stratigraphy

Answer: Answer not provided.

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Chapter 2: The First Complex Societies in the Eastern

Mediterranean, ca 4000 - 550 BCE

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Q1) As one of the leading cities of its time,which of the following characteristics of Uruk defined it as a complex society?

A)Its population reached 10,000.

B)All inhabitants were land owners.

C)Society was egalitarian.

D)It was ruled by tribal chiefs.

E)Its residents pursued specialized occupations.

Answer: E

Q2) What was the geographical base of the Hitittes,Egypt's major rival?

A)Anatolia.

B)Crete.

C)Cyprus.

D)Nubia.

E)Iran.

Answer: A

Q3) Describe the social and economic changes that developed in ancient Mesopotamia as large cities emerged.

Answer: In this essay,students should discuss the following key points:

Q4) What kind of trade networks did Babylonians participate in?

Answer: In this essay,students should discuss the key points:

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Chapter 3: Ancient India and the Rise of Buddhism, 2600

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Q1) Rig Veda

Answer: Answer not provided.

Q2) Other than the stone pillars of Ashoka,what did Indians write on before the third century B.C.E.?

A)Palm leaves.

B)Marble.

C)Parchment.

D)Clay.

E)Iron sheets.

Answer: A

Q3) In the epic Bhagavad Gita,the warrior is concerned that by fulfilling his dharma,he would jeopardize

A)His place in the eyes of the king.

B)The cycle of death and rebirth.

C)His duty to his ancestors.

D)The souls of the soldiers he would kill in the upcoming battle.

E)His relationship with the god Krishna.

Answer: B

Q4) nomads

Answer: Answer not provided.

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Chapter 4: Blueprint for Empire: China, 1200 BCE-

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Q1) How do Confucianists and Daoists think about the Dao differently?

Q2) Mandate of Heaven

Q3) On his deathbed,the Qin First Emperor urged that his descendants ruled be for,"ten thousand years",which means

A)The length of a king's rule.

B)Until a new god appears.

C)Forever.

D)The time an emperor lies in his tomb.

E)Marks the creation of the universe.

Q4) Before China was united,____________ had developed.

A)A writing system.

B)Agriculture.

C)Worship of ancestors.

D)Confucianism and Daoism.

E)All of these choices.

Q5) Ancestor Worship

Q6) How did China interact with Vietnam and Choson Korea?

Q7) Shang Yang

Q8) First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty

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Chapter 5: The Americas and the Islands of the Pacific, to 1200 Ce

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Q1) Copan

Q2) The goal of Maya warfare was to increase territory and

A)Capture land.

B)Capture prisoners.

C)Acquire title and trade rights.

D)Establish overlordship.

E)Capture women for marriage.

Q3) Moai

Q4) The term moai is associated with

A)887 stone statues of tribal leaders found on Easter Island.

B)The sun pyramids of the Maya.

C)Large urban centers of the Andes.

D)The colossal heads of the Olmec people.

E)The mounds of the Hopewell and Adena tribes.

Q5) double canoes

Q6) Scholars have learned a great deal about the Mayas because they left a decipherable writing system.Other peoples,before and after,did not leave a writing system or left a system that has not yet been deciphered.Give specific examples of how and what archaeologists have used in recreating past histories when writing is not necessarily available.

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Q1) The Persian Empire ruled the largest empire for its time.How did this empire survive for so long?

Q2) How were the Greeks able to defeat both Darius and Xerxes and the huge Persian military?

Q3) Hellenization

Q4) Trace the evolution of democracy in Athens.

Q5) Which of the following statements about Persian couriers is true?

A)They traveled 90 miles a day.

B)Couriers were Persian merchants who developed a vast trade network.

C)They were crucial to government communication with its vast empire.

D)The courier system stationed a man and a horse a day apart.

E)All of these choices.

Q6) What was the sentence of Socrates after he was found guilty of impiety?

A)Drink hemlock.

B)Exiled from Athens.

C)Apologize or face prison.

D)Sacrificed to the gods.

E)Slave work in the silver mines.

Q7) Cyrus

Q8) Thucydides?

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Chapter 7: The Roman Empire and the Rise of

509 BCE- 476 Ce

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Q1) With the exception of Jews and Christians,which of the following were associated with religion in most of the Roman Empire?

A)Polytheism.

B)Greek heritage.

C)Public cults.

D)Deification of past principes.

E)All of these choices.

Q2) Which of the following measures were not taken by Augustus to control the power of the military?

A)He decreased the size of the army.

B)Soldiers that had been demobilized were given land.

C)All high-ranking military officials were to be appointed by Augustus.

D)He transferred power to control the army to the princeps.

E)He allowed Roman women to join the army.

Q3) During the Republic,how did the Romans administer the lands they conquered? How does this compare to the Qin and Achaemenid administrations?

Q4) Scipio Africanus

Q5) Jesus

Q6) How did the Romans become aware of the world outside their own territory?

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Q1) A bodhisattva is a Buddhist on the verge of enlightenment and chooses to stay in the world due to

A)guilt.

B)anxiety.

C)indecision.

D)anger.

E)compassion.

Q2) Greater Vehicle

Q3) Once the king of northern Korea overthrew the Chinese ruler in 313,what type of empire developed?

A)A lawless region ruled by warring tribes.

B)A region dominated by Japan.

C)The Three Kingdoms period.

D)The Kingdom of Silla ruled the entire pensinsula.

E)None of these choices.

Q4) Describe how the equal-field system of the Tang was supposed to reform the taxes of China.

Q5) Seven Treasures

Q6) Songsten Gampo

Q7) Tang Code

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Chapter 9: Islamic Empires of Western Asia and Africa, 600 - 1258

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Q1) jihad

Q2) What is the term that describes the primary obligations of each Muslim?

A)Hajj.

B)Five Pillars.

C)Hadith.

D)Jihad.

E)Qadi.

Q3) The alms tax or "poor tax" was a tax on A)Harvest.

B)Property.

C)Income.

D)Individuals.

E)Number of children.

Q4) Khaizuran

Q5) Shiite

Q6) What do the stories about Khaizuran and Zubaydah reveal about the limits of power of royal women in the Abbasid Empire?

Q7) Umayyad

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Q1) Irene was the first woman in the Byzantine Empire to A)Influence political decisions.

B)Rule in her own right.

C)Rule as regents for her son.

D)Promote the Christian church.

E)Die of bubonic plague.

Q2) During the reign of Empress Irene,which of the following happened ?

A)The iconoclast controversy was settled.

B)A deal was made with the Abbasids that saved Constantinople from takeover.

C)Charlemagne was recognized by the pope as the legitimate heir of the Roman Empire.

D)The pope in Rome would not accept Irene as emperor.

E)All of these choices.

Q3) The highest-ranking bishop in Rome was the A)Pope.

B)Patriarch.

C)Vizier.

D)Caliph.

E)Emperor.

Q4) Viking

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Chapter 11: Expanding Trade Networks in Africa and India,

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Q1) What physical geographical feature divides the continent of Africa?

A)The Nile River.

B)Rain forests.

C)Rugged mountains and foothills.

D)The Sahara Desert.

E)Arid steppe lands.

Q2) The Indian Ocean spanned which three regions as a part of their trade networks?

A)East Africa,the southern tip of the Arabian peninsula,and the west coast of India.

B)East Africa,all of India,and all of the Arabian peninsula.

C)West Africa,East India,and the western Arabian peninsula.

D)Northeastern Africa,western Arabia,and the southern tip of India.

E)East Africa,the southern tip of Arabia,and western India.

Q3) Camels

Q4) Trans-Saharan Caravan trade network

Q5) al-Bakri

Q6) Discuss the travels of Ibn Battuta as a source of information for modern-day scholars.

Q7) Middle Niger Valley

Q8) Bantu

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Q1) The Song dynasty is recognized as the creators of the world's first bureaucracy.Discuss this statement.

Q2) Which of the following statements are true?

A)Within a few years after the migration from the north,the population of Hangzhou reached one million.

B)Migrants faced a different culture in the Southern Song.

C)Northern and southern dialects were considerably different from each other.

D)Because of the different regions,northern migrants were forced to adapt to a new diet.

E)All of these choices

Q3) In the Industrial Revolution of 1700,the English were eventually able to surpass the Chinese in iron production because

A)the English had more forests for fuel.

B)the Chinese population decreased.

C)by tradition,the Chinese were not innovative.

D)a labor shortage encouraged developing machines.

E)the English had more labor to invent machines.

Q4) Kaifeng

Q5) Jin Dynasty

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Chapter 13: Europes Commercial Revolution, 1000 - 1400

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Q1) The most powerful person in the Western church after the pope,like Peter the Venerable in 1140,was

A)head of the University of Paris.

B)the abbot of Cluny.

C)Cardinal of Rome.

D)Emperor of Constantinople.

E)Head of the Dominican Order.

Q2) Paper,the adjustable rudder,and the compass all originated where,the latter two through the Islamic world?

A)England.

B)Persia.

C)China.

D)Japan.

E)Islamic Spain.

Q3) Cluny

Q4) Heloise

Q5) Windmills

Q6) Inquisition

Q7) The Great Famine

Q8) Black Death

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Chapter 14: The Mongols and Their Successors, 1200 - 1500

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Q1) Koryo

Q2) Although individual rulers in the Qipchaq khanate converted to Islam as early as the 1250s,Islam became the official religion under the reign of

A)Mongke.

B)Hulegu.

C)Ghazan.

D)Arigh Boke.

E)Muhammad Özbeg.

Q3) In the midst of such powerhouses as the Byzantine,Mongol,and Islamic Empires,how were the Ottomans able to emerge as the new power in the area?

Q4) What characteristic(s)of the Mongols made them unprecedented as military conquerors?

A)Religious fervor.

B)Sophisticated record keeping.

C)Coordination between major clan chiefs.

D)Use of cannon and siege engines.

E)Skilled as horsemen and the systematic use of terror.

Q5) Yongle

Q6) How does Chinggis Khan reorganize the Mongol army when he unifies the tribes?

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Q1) What was the initial experience of the Spanish in Tenochtitlan?

A)The natives of the city and the Tlaxcalans fought off a Spanish attempt to take the city.

B)Moctezuma would not allow the Spanish to enter the city.

C)Tenochtitlan seemed abandoned by its natives in fear of the Spanish arms and horses.

D)The Great Speaker Moctezuma allowed the Spanish to enter the city unharmed.

E)Cortés ordered the execution of Moctezuma.

Q2) Columbian Exchange

Q3) The ordinary Incas lived in an ayllu whose characteristics included

A)living in small kin groups.

B)marriage in subgroups.

C)working land in zones to prevent agricultural disaster.

D)belief in a common ancestor.

E)all of these choices.

Q4) How were the Spanish able to defeat the Aztec with such a small force?

Q5) Columbus

Q6) Treaty of Tordesillas

Q7) Storehouses

Q8) Encomienda System

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Chapter 16: Maritime Expansion in Afro-Eurasia, 1500 - 1700

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Q3) How did the joint stock company and capitalism help to develop the status of the bourgeoisie? How is this class status different from the way class status was determined before?

Q4) Portugal

Q5) Luther believed what in relation to Christians and the bible?

A)The bible needed to be read and interpreted by each Christian.

B)The bible needed to be explained to the people by a priest.

C)The bible should only be copied by hand,as a sacred text.

D)The bible alone was not enough to explain Christian belief.

E)The bible was important to faith but for rituals.

Q6) After rounding the Cape of Good Hope,Vasco de Gama sailed toward

A)Brazil.

B)India.

C)Portugal.

D)Japan.

E)Safavid Iran.

Q7) Vasco de Gama

Q8) Kilwa

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Chapter 17: Religion, politics, and the Balance of Power in Western

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Q1) Ismail

Q2) The Ottomans enslaved Christians for military service predominantly from the Balkans and the

A)The Himalaya Mountains.

B)The Caucasus Mountains.

C)The Nile River valley.

D)The Arabian peninsula.

E)None of these are correct.

Q3) What was the attitude of the Safavids to Shi'ite Islam?

A)It was promoted along with other faiths.

B)It was the official state religion.

C)It was the religion of the Safavid farmer but not the urban centers.

D)It was second in popularity to Sunni Islam.

E)It was tolerated along with several other religions.

Q4) A description of Süleyman would include which of the following?

A)he made Persian the language of art and poetry.

B)he expanded the empire.

C)he regularized relations with the government and its diverse population.

D)he made Turkish the administrative language.

E)all of the answers are correct.

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Chapter 18: Empires, colonies, and Peoples of the Americas, 1600 - 1750

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Q1) Columbian Exchange

Q2) What finally defeated the quilombo community at Palmares in 1694?

A)Portuguese military.

B)smallpox epidemic.

C)mine explosion.

D)war with Amerindians.

E)conversion of people to Catholicism.

Q3) By the late seventeenth century,the English had banned what in Virginia?

A)Using indentured servants.

B)Interracial sexual unions.

C)Selling Africa slaves.

D)Community slaves.

E)Trading with the Amerindians.

Q4) Which of the European colonizing nations,though it controlled Brazil,placed its early priority in Asia?

A)The Netherlands.

B)France.

C)England.

D)Spain.

E)Portugal.

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Europe, 1550 - 1807

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Q1) How many Africans are estimated to have been transported out of Africa into slavery between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries?

A)One million.

B)Twelve million.

C)Twenty million.

D)Five million.

E)Two million.

Q2) In the conclusion to the Seven Years' War,England proved itself to be dominant in A)naval power.

B)land power.

C)political alliances.

D)trade.

E)colonial holdings.

Q3) Which area of slavery was emphasized by Equiano?

A)Slaves sold to Asia.

B)European slavery.

C)Slaves taken to the Americas.

D)Freed slaves.

E)Slaves converted to Islam.

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Chapter 20: Empires in Early Modern Asia, 1650 - 1818

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Q2) How was cotton changing the economies and cultures of European and Asian powers?

Q3) How did the Qing deal with foreign relations?

Q4) Catherine the Great

Q5) Yangzi River Valley

Q6) Aurangzeb imposed a special tax on

A)non-Muslims.

B)cotton weavers.

C)Shi'ite Muslims.

D)merchants.

E)British traders.

Q7) Xia Qinggao dictated his life story after he was no longer a sailor;at the time he was living in the Portuguese settlement of A)Shanghai.

B)Macao.

C)London.

D)Malacca.

E)Calcutta.

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Chapter 21: European Science and the Foundations of

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Q1) The term that describes the practical application of science to agriculture is A)enclosure acts.

B)classification scheme.

C)binomial.

D)economic botany.

E)Columbian exchange.

Q2) Supporters of the new science could also claim to be devout Christians because they believed that

A)the universe was not a self-functioning ordered system.

B)the universe was not perfect.

C)the universe was divinely created and self-functioning.

D)God and the universe existed separately from one another.

E)the universe was a perfect clock that did not need further interference in its functioning.

Q3) James Cook

Q4) How was the enlightenment applied to the political systems of Europe at the time?

Q5) Joseph Banks

Q6) How did the enlightenment improve agricultural productivity?

Q7) Discuss the role of women during the Enlightenment.

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Q1) Explain the decline of the French National Convention.

Q2) Articles of Confederation

Q3) Boston Tea Party

Q4) The one important result of the Jacobin rule was

A)to prevent the return of the monarchy of Louis XVI.

B)to provide full rights for women.

C)securing the republic against Austrian and Prussian invasion.

D)getting the support from the new American republic.

E)protection of the church.

Q5) The original goal of the National Assembly was to

A)depose the king.

B)create a government identical to the American government.

C)create a constitutional monarchy.

D)create a classless society.

E)give rights to women.

Q6) Estates-General

Q7) Although the British and colonists had been involved in a long conflict over colonial control,what actions of the British directly and immediately threatened the basic rights of not only Massachusetts,but of other colonies as well?

Q8) Miguel de Hidalgo y Costilla

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Q2) Frankfurt Assembly

Q3) The British economy and industrialization was supported by its empire,including which of the following imports from the Caribbean?

A)Tea.

B)Sugar.

C)Cotton.

D)Textiles.

E)Timber.

Q4) Which of the following areas competed with England in establishing a network of steam-powered factories?

A)United States.

B)Belgium.

C)All of the answers are correct.

D)France.

E)Germany.

Q5) Tanzimat Reforms

Q6) Sanitation

Q7) John Stuart Mill

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Q1) Which of the following was a British method to rule and control the vast subcontinent of India?

A)Assistance from the princely rulers of the various states.

B)British advisors guiding the traditional rulers.

C)State princes incorporated into the administration of the East India Company.

D)Maintaining an appearance of continuity with the past.

E)All of the answers are correct.

Q2) How do you interpret the actions of the Empress Ci Xi?

Q3) Which of the following was a characteristic of the Hakka society?

A)All of the answers are correct.

B)Women's feet were unbound.

C)Men refused to wear the queue.

D)It had never completely assimilated Confucian ideas of hierarchy.

E)Women had powerful and independent roles.

Q4) Meiji Restoration

Q5) Toshiko Kishida

Q6) Partition of Bengal

Q7) Lin Zezu

Q8) Commodore Matthew Perry

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Chapter 25: State Building and Social Change in the

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Q2) Seneca Falls Convention

Q3) Describe the significance of the Seneca Falls Convention

Q4) Caudillos

Q5) Metis Rebellions

Q6) The World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago was a monument to A)agriculture.

B)pan-American unity.

C)liberalism.

D)faith in God.

E)progress.

Q7) Jose Antonia Paez

Q8) Responsible Government

Q9) Abraham Lincoln

Q10) Elaborate on how the industrial revolution in America provided both the means and the motive for the expansion westward in the first half of the 19th century.

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Q14) First Nation

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Chapter 26: The New Imperialism in Africa and Southeast

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Q1) Which of the following is associated with mfecane?

A)The violent absorbing of chiefdoms by Shaka's armies

B)All of the answers are correct.

C)Local chiefs voluntarily submitting to the Zulu army

D)The creation of a powerful Zulu nation

E)Bangwato people fleeing to interior,seeking security from spreading warfare

Q2) Crowther translated the Bible into

A)Yoruba.

B)Latin.

C)English.

D)Swahili.

E)Arabic.

Q3) Which of the following was considered a tool of empires?

A)Steamships.

B)European commanders and officials on the ground.

C)All of the answers are correct.

D)Railroads.

E)Steam-powered boats.

Q4) King Khama III

Q5) Second Industrial Revolution

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Chapter 27: War, revolution, and Global Uncertainty, 19051928

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Q1) New Economic Policy

Q2) The goal of the Bolsheviks,under their leader V.I.Lenin,was to

A)change the destiny of all humanity.

B)create a constitutional monarchy.

C)free Russia from the power of the tsar.

D)force the tsar to form a Duma.

E)create a godless communistic state.

Q3) With the creation of the Duma by Nicholas II,political power in Russia lay with the A)tsar,nobles,and government bureaucracy.

B)Duma and tsar sharing the power.

C)Duma upper house consisting of nobles and wealthy landowners.

D)growing middle class in the lower house of the Duma.

E)tsar alone.

Q4) The Provisional Government lost legitimacy when it

A)allowed the Tsar to abdicate.

B)destroyed the Orthodox Church.

C)kept Russia in the war.

D)developed a dictatorial government.

E)used the army against soldiers who had abandoned the fighting at the front.

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Chapter 28: Responses to Global Crisis, 1920 - 1939

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Q1) As Hitler's power grew,he received most of his support from

A)the lower middle class.

B)young people,caught up in Hitler's emotionalism.

C)all of the answers are correct.

D)Germans under thirty years old.

E)Germans who opposed communist ideology.

Q2) What was the result of the Reichstag Building fire a month after Hitler took office?

A)All German communists were arrested.

B)German Jews were rounded up for interrogation.

C)Communist members of the Reichstag were arrested and the constitution was suspended.

D)Germany was placed under martial law.

E)President Hindenburg was dismissed from the government as incompetent.

Q3) Jawaharlal Nehru

Q4) Hind Swaraj

Q5) What actions were taken by Hitler to reunite ethnic Germans who were spread throughout Europe,and what was the response from other nations to these actions?

Q6) Aryan

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Chapter 29: The Second World War and the Origins of the

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Q2) The Truman Doctrine was an immediate reaction to the communist rebellion in ____ after the war.

A)Greece

B)France

C)Austria

D)Poland

E)Czechoslovakia

Q3) The maquis was a/an

A)underground youth movement against the fascists in Germany.

B)foreign corps working to overthrow Franco in Spain.

C)secret Jewish society helping Jews escape German capture.

D)group of French underground antifascist fighters in France.

E)French collaborationist group seeking out resistance members.

Q4) International Monetary Fund

Q5) Holocaust

Q6) Nancy Wake

Q7) Allied Powers

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Chapter 30: The Cold War and Decolonization 1949 - 1975

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Q1) Cuba became a ____ state as a result of the revolution of 1959.

A)democratic

B)military dictatorial

C)socialist

D)theocratic

E)republic-type

Q2) Youth protests became major occurrences in A)France.

B)Mexico.

C)Czechoslovakia.

D)the United States.

E)All of the answers are correct.

Q3) As a result of the Cuban Crisis,the United States withdrew its missiles from A)Turkey.

B)Iran.

C)Japan.

D)Greece.

E)Berlin.

Q4) Third World

Q5) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

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Chapter 31: Toward a New World Order, 1975 - 2000

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Q1) Along with China and the United State,which of the following represented the most powerful economic power(s)of the late 1990s?

A)European Union.

B)NAFTA.

C)OPEC.

D)Japan.

E)Russia.

Q2) In 1993,the administration of ____ showed increasing concern about the Taliban in Afghanistan in the aftermath of the Soviet withdrawal.

A)H.W.Bush

B)Clinton

C)Carter

D)G.W.Bush

E)Ford

Q3) Pope John Paul II

Q4) Oslo Accords

Q5) Velvet Revolution

Q6) Palestinian Liberation Organization

Q7) Helsinki Accords

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Chapter 32: Voyage Into the Twenty-First Century

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Q1) Which entity attacked the United states with four hijacked airplanes on September 11,2011?

A)al-Qaeda.

B)Hamas.

C)Shi'ites.

D)Sufis.

E)None of the answers are correct.

Q2) Kyoto Protocol

Q3) Which of the following statements is true relating to the present-day crisis associated with global warming and deforestation?

A)All of the answers are correct.

B)High prices and demand for tropical hardwoods have felled vast areas of forests.

C)In Brazil,farmers have an incentive to cut forests to plant sugar and soybean

D)Central Africa and Indonesia have been leading nations in deforestation.

E)To evade environmental regulations,many nations have been subject to political bribery.

Q4) Shanghai

Q5) BRIC

Q6) Global Warming

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