Final Review 2022 pg 5 and 6

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29 questions

Nationalism, World War I and World War II

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MWH.3.CO

Cold War Era

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MWH.5.CO

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Final Review 2022 pg 5 and 6

Last updated over 3 years ago

29 questions

Nationalism, World War I and World War II

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3

MWH.3.CO

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6

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3

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Cold War Era

Pretty Much the Cold War

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MWH.5.CO

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

1

The Arab Spring was a series of pro-democracy uprisings that enveloped  several largely Muslim countries, including Tunisia, Morocco, Syria,  Libya, Egypt and Bahrain. The events in these nations generally began in  the spring of 2011, which led to the name. However, the political and  social impact of these popular uprisings remains significant today,  years after many of them ended.
https://www.history.com/topics/middle-east/arab-spring

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1

Which of these are examples of nationalism? Select all that apply.

Attacking other countries in order to prove your nation’s superiority.

Believing that all countries are created equal and should have equal standing in the world.

The unification of Italy and the unification of Germany.

Making alliances with neighboring countries, even if they are of different ethnic groups.

Groups like the Basques wanting independence from Spain, or the Greeks from the Ottoman Empire

1

4

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

1

Pretty Much the Cold War

1

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Select the tactics used by the superpowers during the Cold War to influence Third World nations?

sponsored revolutions and counter-revolutions

engaged in covert operations

provided military aid and built schools

threatened them with nuclear attack

fought proxy-wars in those countries

provided for all of their needs

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Vladimir Putin		period of openness - reform policy that allowed people to criticise the Soviet government
Glasnost		economic restructuring - reform policy to try and improve the economy of the Soviet Union
Perestroika		president of the Soviet Union who introduced glasnost and perestroika, which signaled the collapse of the Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev		Russian politician and former intelligence officer who is the president of Russia; responsible for the invasion of the Ukraine

What is Apartheid?

An other name of the White ethnic group in South Africa.

The former official South African policy of separating people according to race.

The official name of the schools where black south african go to.

The name of the major disease in South Africa during apartheid.

1

The Arab Spring was a series of pro-democracy uprisings that enveloped  several largely Muslim countries, including Tunisia, Morocco, Syria,  Libya, Egypt and Bahrain. The events in these nations generally began in  the spring of 2011, which led to the name. However, the political and  social impact of these popular uprisings remains significant today,  years after many of them ended.
https://www.history.com/topics/middle-east/arab-spring

1

1

How can nationalism be considered a unifying force?

It brings people of different cultures and religions to create one country. 

It tears apart empires because minority groups want to have their own countries.

It brings together people who share the same culture, language and history to create an independent country for those people.

It makes people of different backgrounds live in peace together in one country. 

How can nationalism be considered a dividing force?

It brings people of different cultures and religions to create one country. 

It tears apart empires because minority groups fight for independence so they can create their own countries.

It brings together people who share the same culture, language and history to create an independent country for those people.

It makes people of different backgrounds live in peace together in one country. 

Which of these are examples of nationalism? Select all that apply.

Attacking other countries in order to prove your nation’s superiority.

Believing that all countries are created equal and should have equal standing in the world.

The unification of Italy and the unification of Germany.

Making alliances with neighboring countries, even if they are of different ethnic groups.

Groups like the Basques wanting independence from Spain, or the Greeks from the Ottoman Empire

What American was credited with opening up trade with Japan?

Matthew Perry 

Theodore Roosevelt

Joseph Stalin

Millard Fillmore 

Which of these factors was not a major reason for Japan’s expansion of its empire in the late-19th and early-20th centuries?

Direct competition with the United States for control of the region

A sense of ethnic and national superiority over countries in the region

The need for a stable source of raw materials

The need to create a defensive buffer from China and Russia

Which two wars were fought as part of Japanese imperialism in Korea?

Russo Japanese War

Boer War

Franco-Prussian War

Sino-Japanese War

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Alliances		glorification and build up of armed forces
Imperialism		agreements to work together against a common enemy
Nationalism		taking and controlling territory from a foreign country
Militarism		wanting your own country or trying to show your country's superiority through force

What were the main provisions of the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany was responsible for the war. 

Germany got to keep land it won from Russia.

Germany was divided into 4 sections. 

Germany lost most of its military.

Germany had to pay reparations to Allied nations.

Germany had to pay reparations to Axis powers. 

the League of Nations was formed. 

Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
USA
Italy

Permanet members of the League of Nations.
Dropped out of the League of Nations
Never joined the League of Nations

What is appeasement?

It is an agreement to not fight another country. 

It is giving someone who is weak a helping hand. 

It is giving an aggressor what he wants in order to avoid conflict. 

Why is the Munich Conference an example of appeasement?

The leaders of Britain and France allowed Hilter to take the Sudetenland because they didn't want to have a war. 

Stalin agreed to let Hitler have the Sudetenland because they were best friends. 

Churchill gave the Sudetenland to Hitler because he wanted to be allies with Germany.

Hitler threatened war with Russia if he did not get this land. 

Select the members of the AXIS powers.

Which people were put on trial at the Nuremeburg Trials?

Japanese war Criminals

Chinese war Criminals

Nazi leaders and organizations

Italian war criminals

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Warsaw Pact		defensive alliance led by the United States that included Western Democracies
Cold War		defensive alliance led by the USSR (Soviet Union) in response to the creation of NATO
NATO		period from 1949 to 1991 where the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in a struggle over political differences carried on by means short of military action or war

Select the tactics used by  the superpowers during the Cold War to influence Third World nations?

sponsored revolutions and counter-revolutions

engaged in covert operations

provided military aid and built schools

threatened them with nuclear attack

fought proxy-wars in those countries

provided for all of their needs

Vladimir Putin 

period of openness - reform policy that allowed people to criticise the Soviet government

Glasnost

economic restructuring - reform policy to try and improve the economy of the Soviet Union

Perestroika

president of the Soviet Union who introduced glasnost and perestroika, which signaled the collapse of the Soviet Union

Mikhail Gorbachev

Russian politician and former  intelligence officer who is the president of Russia; responsible for the invasion of the Ukraine

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Proposed Jewish State		gold
Proposed Arab State		green Area

Why did the United Nations create this partition plan for Israel?

They were trying to give each Arabs and Jews a homeland in this territory. 

Because they wanted to make sure the Arab Muslims had more land the and the Jewish settlers. 

They wanted to gain the support of Jewish people who had suffered under Russian control. 

What is the main point of conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people?

Palestinians want to be able to live peacefully with Israeli neighbors. 

Iraeli forces do not want to share any resources with Palestinian people. 

Each group has a historical tie to this land, but the Israelis refuse to make peace with Muslims in Palestine. 

Each group has a historical tie to this land, but the Palestinians refuse to make peace with Jewish leadership in Israel. 

How many planes were used in the attacks on America?

1

2

4

9

Where were the Twin Towers located?

New York

New Jersey

Delaware

Washington DC

On what date did the attacks occur?

August 11, 2001

September 12, 2001

September 11, 2010

September 11, 2001

What is Apartheid?

An other name of the White ethnic group in South Africa.

The former official South African policy of separating people according to race.

The official name of the schools where black south african go to.

The name of the major disease in South Africa during apartheid.

What kind of protests was Nelson Mandela initially involved in?

Aggressive action protests

Non-violent protests

Terrorist type attacks

He was not a protester 

Gandhi was a leader for which independence movement?

Armenian 

Chinese

Indian 

Muslim

What strategy did he use when protesting?

Extreme violence

Hunger strikes

Non-violence 

Silent campaigns

Who else used this strategy?

Martin Luther King, Jr

Thomas Edison

Teddy Roosevelt

Martin Luther 

Middle Eastern countries became MORE democratic after the Arab Spring.

True

False

Brexit is when Britain left the United Nations.

True

False

How can nationalism be considered a unifying force?

It brings people of different cultures and religions to create one country. 

It tears apart empires because minority groups want to have their own countries.

It brings together people who share the same culture, language and history to create an independent country for those people.

It makes people of different backgrounds live in peace together in one country. 

How can nationalism be considered a dividing force?

It brings people of different cultures and religions to create one country. 

It tears apart empires because minority groups fight for independence so they can create their own countries.

It brings together people who share the same culture, language and history to create an independent country for those people.

It makes people of different backgrounds live in peace together in one country. 

What American was credited with opening up trade with Japan? 

Matthew Perry 

Theodore Roosevelt

Joseph Stalin

Millard Fillmore 

Which of these factors was not a major reason for Japan’s expansion of its empire in the late-19th and early-20th centuries?

Direct competition with the United States for control of the region

A sense of ethnic and national superiority over countries in the region

The need for a stable source of raw materials

The need to create a defensive buffer from China and Russia

Which two wars were fought as part of Japanese imperialism in Korea?

Russo Japanese War

Boer War

Franco-Prussian War

Sino-Japanese War

Alliances 

glorification and build up of armed forces

Imperialism 

agreements to work together against a common enemy 

Nationalism 

taking and controlling territory from a foreign country

Militarism

wanting your own country or trying to show your country's superiority through force

What were the main provisions of the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany was responsible for the war. 

Germany got to keep land it won from Russia.

Germany was divided into 4 sections. 

Germany lost most of its military.

Germany had to pay reparations to Allied nations.

Germany had to pay reparations to Axis powers. 

the League of Nations was formed. 

Japan

Great Britain

France

Germany

USA

Italy 

Permanet members of the League of Nations.

Dropped out of the League of Nations

Never joined the League of Nations

What is appeasement?

It is an agreement to not fight another country. 

It is giving someone who is weak a helping hand. 

It is giving an aggressor what he wants in order to avoid conflict. 

Why is the Munich Conference an example of appeasement?  

The leaders of Britain and France allowed Hilter to take the Sudetenland because they didn't want to have a war. 

Stalin agreed to let Hitler have the Sudetenland because they were best friends. 

Churchill gave the Sudetenland to Hitler because he wanted to be allies with Germany.

Hitler threatened war with Russia if he did not get this land. 

Select the members of the AXIS powers. 

Albania

Italy

Germany 

Soviet Union

Japan 

China

Which people were put on trial at the Nuremeburg Trials?

Japanese war Criminals

Chinese war Criminals

Nazi leaders and organizations

Italian war criminals

Warsaw Pact 

defensive alliance led by the United States that included Western Democracies

Cold War

defensive alliance led by the USSR (Soviet Union) in response to the creation of NATO

NATO 

period from 1949 to 1991 where the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in a struggle over political differences carried on by means short of military action or war

Proposed Jewish State

gold

Proposed Arab State

green Area

Why did the United Nations create this partition plan for Israel?

They were trying to give each Arabs and Jews a homeland in this territory. 

Because they wanted to make sure the Arab Muslims had more land the and the Jewish settlers. 

They wanted to gain the support of Jewish people who had suffered under Russian control. 

What is the main point of conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people? 

Palestinians want to be able to live peacefully with Israeli neighbors. 

Iraeli forces do not want to share any resources with Palestinian people. 

Each group has a historical tie to this land, but the Israelis refuse to make peace with Muslims in Palestine. 

Each group has a historical tie to this land, but the Palestinians refuse to make peace with Jewish leadership in Israel. 

How many planes were used in the attacks on America?

1

2

4

9

Where were the Twin Towers located?

New York

New Jersey

Delaware

Washington DC

On what date did the attacks occur?

August 11, 2001

September 12, 2001

September 11, 2010

September 11, 2001

What kind of protests was Nelson Mandela initially involved in?

Aggressive action protests

Non-violent protests

Terrorist type attacks

He was not a protester 

Gandhi was a leader for which independence movement?

Armenian 

Chinese

Indian 

Muslim

What strategy did he use when protesting?

Extreme violence

Hunger strikes

Non-violence 

Silent campaigns

Who else used this strategy?

Martin Luther King, Jr

Thomas Edison

Teddy Roosevelt

Martin Luther 

Middle Eastern countries became MORE democratic after the Arab Spring.

True

False

Brexit is when Britain left the United Nations. 

True

False