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40 Nsɛmmisa

Unit 1 Social Studies 101 questions 1-5

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Unit 2 Crash Course World History Questions 6-10

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Unit 3 War and Peace questions 11-15

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Unit 4 People & Place questions 16-20

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Unit 5 People & Economy questions 21-25

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Unit 6 People and Oppression

questions 26-30

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Unit 7: Status Quo and Change

Questions 31-35

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Unit 8 People and Government

questions 36-40

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1.

Behavioral Science is most closely related to the study of

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2.

Political Science relates to the study of:

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3.

Economics relates to the study of

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4.

An historian might ask which question:

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5.

A geographer might ask which question:

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6.

In 1453, the Fall of Constantinople caused which lasting impact:

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7.

In 1526, the TransAtlantic Slave trade created which lasting impact:

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8.

In 1809, the creation of canned food created which lasting impact:

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9.

In 1848, the Declaration of Sentiments created which lasting impact:

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10.

In 1942, the Manhattan Project created which lasting impact:

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11.

What were the MAIN causes for WWI?

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12.

Which country was blamed for WWI? How do you know?

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13.

Identify one similarity of the leaders known as Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini

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14.

Give one difference between democracy and communism.

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15.

The Cold War, 1945-1990, was an event that lasted so long because it

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16.

How did the religious beliefs of Spain impact where Jewish people lived during the time of the Spanish Inquisition?

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17.

What became the new energy source during the Industrial Revolution?

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18.

Why is the avocado called the “Blood Avocado?

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19.

Identify how societies modified and adapted to the Little Ice Age?

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20.

Identify how societies modified and adapted to the desertification of Timbuktu, Africa?

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21.

What are the four economic systems?

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22.

How does the Silk Road connect to “People and the Economy”?

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23.

How did the Opium War relate to "People and Economy"?

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24.

Explain one pro and one con of globalization: the process of businesses and economies becoming world-wide rather than staying with one nation

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Th Columbian Exchange created ___________ ____________ between the Old World & the New World due each area relying on raw materials and products from the other. This is also the beginning of _________________ _______________.

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26.

Explain how the Three Estates of France caused oppression for the citizens of France?

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If a group is being ethnocentric, then they are

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28.

Explain how Kristalnacht was a form of oppression towards the Jewish population of Germany.

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29.

Explain how the internment camps of the United States were a form of oppression against the Japanese American citizens.

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30.

Explain how Apartheid was a form of oppression towards the natives of South Africa.

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31.

How does social media create shifts in status quo?

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32.

How did the values and beliefs of Medieval society restrict individual rights?

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33.

The Scientific REvolution, Age of Enlightment, and Protestant Reformation all influenced a change of which status quo?

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The Industrial Revolution influenced what changes in status quo (choose all that apply)

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35.

How have women of all backgrounds contributed to the fight for equality in America?

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What is a government?

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37.

When is a revolution most likely to occur?

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A military leader seizes control of a government during a revolution. He has complete control and kills anyone who opposes him. What kind of government does this nation have?

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People overthrow their government, but no ruler takes charge. Without leadership, the nation is in chaos. What is this situation called?

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40.

What action started the Arab Spring?