- The first part of the Industrial Revolution, which country set the pace?
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Britain
United States
Germany
Belgium
- During the second part of the Industrial Revolution, which countries had the more abundant supplies of raw material than the country in Question #1?
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Austria- Hungary, Belgium and Germany
Spain, Portugal and Italy
Germany, France and the United States
Denmark, Switzerland and the United States
- Two countries in particular became very important industrial countries within a very short period of time after the country in #1. They were:
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France and Austria- Hungary
Germany and France
Germany and the United States
Belgium and Italy
- Countries began to industrialize quickly because
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factories with advanced technology moved to other countries.
new sources of energy were used that were more efficient.
all of the answers
countries had different styles of governments which promoted industrialization.
- Russia had significant industrial resources but lacked these items for rapid industrialization:
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an organized government
people who cared about technology
social and political conditions
an educated working class of people
- As the Second Industrial Revolution took hold, so did monopolies. Which man played an important part in the formation of monopolies?
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John D. Rockefellar
Alexander Graham Bell
Samuel Morse
Orville and Wilbur Wright
- Large amounts of capital had to be invested for companies to grow. Thus this item was begun to let anyone own a piece of the business.
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monopolies
stocks
venture capitalists
giant corporations
- Germ theory was coming into being during the late 1800's. One scientist showed the link between microbes and disease and put his knowledge to work by developing a vaccine for rabies. He was:
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Joseph Lister
Robert Koch
Louis Pasteur
Florence Nightingale
- In Russia the symbol of the Red Guard and the Bolsheivks, in general, represented which group of people?
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the proletariat
the merchants
the party members
the businessmen
- What was the trigger event for World War I?
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The assasination of Archduke Ferdinand and his wife Sophia.
None of the answers.
Germany's interference with Austro-Hungarian rule.
Bismark making demands on the other countries in the area.
- The demand for goods during the Second Industrial Revolution, helped to create large cities, railroads and factories.
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TrueFalse
- Japan lacked the raw materials so it could not participate in the Second Industrial Revolution.
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TrueFalse
- Unions helped to organize the work force in industrialized countries to make the jobs safer.
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TrueFalse
- During the Second Industrial Revolution, countries that were considered to be the most successful were the ones that could measure high output in textiles.
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TrueFalse
- Alfred Nobel invented steel, and was so upset by how it was used in war, that later he started the Nobel Peace prize.
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TrueFalse
- Electricity replaced steam as the fuel source during the Second Industrial Revolution.
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TrueFalse
- Interchangeable parts and assembly lines helped to speed up production. This was demonstrated by Henry Ford.
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TrueFalse
- A form of a monopoly during the Second Industrial Revolution was one that controlled oil wells, oil pipelines and the LOCAL gas station management.
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TrueFalse
- Better hygiene awareness and practice caused a large drop in the death rate and disease during the late 1800's.
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TrueFalse
- In general, when discussing life expectancy between men and women, women usually have a longer life span. We spoke about 1850 Males lived to 40.3 yrs; women 42.8 yrs. By 1910- males 52.7 yrs and females 56.0 yrs, the trend continues.
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TrueFalse
- The trigger event for the United States entering World War I was
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- Which two main mammals could the avian flu mutate in to create a pandemic?
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- When talking about diseases in the US, what does CDC stand for?
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- When talking about disease, what does WHO, stand for?
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- Gandhi was raised and educated in what country?
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- In the US, what was the term that was used during the 50's to refer to the "witch-hunts" for communists?
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- Winston Churchill was not really a good houseguest when he was trying to impress a certain U.S person the first time. Where did Churchill stay?
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- The "blitzkrieg" refered to what historical happening? Russians invading Japan; Germans bombing London; or the United States entering the war? Write out the phrase.
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- "V-E Day" ended the war on what continent and what did it stand for?
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- When V-E Day happened, what country was the United States still at war with during World War II?
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- Which part of Berlin was the democratic side?
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South Berlin
West Berlin
North Berlin
East Berlin
- The Russians would not allow the Allies to get food and supplies to their part of Berlin, how were these items gotten to the city?
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airlifted
a secret tunnel was used
smuggled in
the turnpike was used
- What was the "Iron Curtain"?
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a decorative metal curtain in the Krelin
none of these answers
a symbolic term referring to war machines which were guarding the democratic and communist sides of Germany
a large metal curtain, used in prisons where tortures were done
- Gorbachov of Russia and President Reagan fo the US were responsible for arranging the tearing down of what item, which reunited an important city?
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a museum to the Holocaust
Berlin Wall
a flag that the NAZI's used during wartime
a library which housed bad ideologies
- What do the letters NATO stand for?
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North American Transmission Organization
North American Treaty Organization
North American Transfer Organization
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- The United Nations can supervise but tries to stay out of affairs which are
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not relevent to their security.
non- of its business.
civil wars instead of international wars.
which hold no promise of financial reward.
- Who was not an founding member of the United Nations?
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China
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
- Who won the Cold War?
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China won because they wanted to show the world their strength
No one, it was a term used for the high stress time of early nuclear power
The Soviet Union won it because they still had weapons
The US won because they had the technology to build more bombs
- This politician, during his hunt for communists, ruined many careers. Students signed up as communists while in college and this man tracked them down and exposed the people. The movie industry was hit hard and actors and actresses were blacklisted. Who was the man?
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Senator Richard Nixon
Senator Joseph McCarthy
Senator Winston Churchill
Senator Joe Lieberman
- Lenin believed that a socialist revolution could succeed in Russia if
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peasants owned the land they worked.
Russia became an industrial state.
a small group of revolutionaries let the effort.
revolutions were carried out at the same time in other parts of Europe.
- After Revolution broke out in Russia in March 1917, which man did the Germans allow unobstructed passage through Germany, because they knew he would cause trouble and hopefully pull Russia out of WWI?
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Stalin
Trotsky
Kerensky
Lenin
- To gain control of territory that would supply raw materials and markets to them, Japan decided to invade what region?
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India
Manchuria
Hawaii
the Phillipines
- Which country fought with the Axis powers in World War I; and then due to no recognition, decided to fight with the Germany in World War II?
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France
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
- In regards to the Korean War, what was the Parallel (latitude) that was supposed to be the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)?
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the 51st Parallel
the 10th parallel
the no-man's land parallel
38th Parallel
- Japan was rebuilt after World War II due to a treaty. The United States wanted
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to keep an eye on Japan.
to make it a strong demilitarized country.
to make it a good market for the United States.
to enable Japan to pay for all of the damage she caused.
- When people congregate into masses, and can be influenced easily to often do bad things it is called
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grouping
functional pluralism
societal massing
mob mentality
- Which statement is FALSE about females in most Muslim countries?
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Muslim countries encourage women to worship whom they please
Women in Afghanistan women were treated very badly by the Taliban
In Muslim countries women show great gender bias.
Women still wear burkas (tradional dress covering the face)in certain Muslim countries
- In modern day China, according to our speaker, which item(s) are true?
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People favor living in the cities instead of the suburbs.
They don't have to ask questions about political candidates because the government knows best and gives one choice and knows best.
All of these answers, are true about China.
There is still great gender bias in modern China.
- The system of legally separating races in South Africa was called
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ethnic cleansing.
apartheid.
extraterritoriality.
Maumau.
- The Little Red Book, of communist rules, was carried around and read by which nationality?
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It was carried by Churchill's followers in England.
It was carried by Gandhi's followers in India.
It was carried by Mao Zedung's followers in China.
It was carried by Castro's followers in Cuba.