LET ME REITERATE...not all of these will appear. The Multiple Choice section will include SOME of these fine questions AND some questions that I create.
The following questions MAY
appear on the exam. The answers to these questions can be found in Chapters 20,
21, 22, and 23.
How long did most Europeans
believe that the “Great War” would last?
A.
weeks
B.
years
C.
decades
D.
centuries
What year did Hitler come to
power?
A.
1919
B.
1923
C.
1929
D.
1933
How did the Bolsheviks treat
their fellow Russians during the Civil War of 98-1921?
A.
they helped them by giving them food and
firewood.
B.
They helped the White Army.
C.
They committed atrocities, seizing grain and
property and killing millions.
D.
They did nothing as the Bolsheviks were actually
from Argentina.
In which nation did Stalin want
to install communism?
A.
Poland.
B.
East Germany.
C.
Hungary.
D.
Bulgaria.
E.
All of the above.
The Great Leap Forward in China
and the Five Year Plan in Russia were attempts to increase
A.
private capital investment.
B.
Religious tolerance.
C.
Individual rights.
D.
Industrial productivity.
How did the Chinese Communist
Party recruit women for the revolution?
A.
outlaw arranged marriages
B.
give women the right to vote
C.
give women the right to own property
D.
all of the above.
Who were the Kulaks?
A.
Rich peasants.
B.
Eskimo healers
C.
The ruling elite of the Communist Party.
D.
The elite troops of the Red Army.
What were the consequences of
the 5 Year Plan in China?
A.
the death of 20 million pesants
B.
significant increase in industrialization
C.
the overthrow of the Communist Government
D.
both A and B
Identify three of the Axis
powers of World War Two:
A.
U.S., USSR, Germany
B.
Japan, France, he Ottoman Empire
C.
Germany, Japan, Italy
D.
U.S., U.S.S.R., England
According to your textbook, how
were European enlightenment ideals perceived after the Great War?
A.
they were welcomed
B.
they were mocked and thought to be cynical
C.
they were abolished
D.
none of the above.
Who were the two main “fathers”
of the new prominent country in India?
A.
Ghandi and Nehru.
B.
Krishna and Patel
C.
Turstein and Badovitz
D.
None of the above
Why was Nelson Mandela put on
trial?
A.
treason
B.
sabotage
C.
conspiracy
D.
all of the above
Ghandi’s political philosophy,
known as _______________ (truth force), was confrontational but nonviolent.
A.
satyagraha
B.
Hinduism
C.
chakravarti
D.
Mahatma
Which country signed the
Non-Aggression Pact with Russia on the verge of World War Two?
A.
Poland
B.
Germany
C.
The U.S.
D.
France
E.
Blerkfanistan
What was the effect of
globalization on Mexico?
a.
the Southern portion of the country prospered
while the Northern did not.
b.
the Northern portion of the country prospered
while the Southern did not.
c.
Mexico was not impacted by globalization.
d.
Mexico was devastated by globalization.
____________ is responsible the
economic boom following World War Two.
A.
communism.
B.
Feminism.
C.
Globalization.
D.
Dr. Schmoll’s cardigan.
Che Guevara is closely
associated with
A.
Soviet Communism.
B.
American imperialism.
C.
Hipster t-shirts
D.
The Cuban Revolution.
The IMF stands for
A.
International Mercantile Fund
B.
International Mechanics Foundation.
C.
International Monetary Fund.
D.
Impossible Military Farce.
Al Qaeda means _____ in Arabic.
A.
the resistance
B.
the base
C.
the Islamic Order
D.
the terrorist
E.
the righteous
The acceleration of economic
globalization can be attributed to
A.
world wars.
B.
new communication and transportation technology.
C.
Bretton Woods System.
D.
All of the above.
Why was the 1980s considered the
“lost” decade in Latin America?
A.
the inability of Latin America to repay debts
caused major financial difficulties.
B.
It was a period of political turmoil due to
military regimes taking over.
C.
It was a period of rebellion against 20th
century culture.
D.
Due to a glitch in GPS technology, no one could
find Latin America on maps during that decade.
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