World History Final Exam Review. Question #1 The Greeks first came up with the idea of Democracy.
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World HistoryFinal Exam
Review
Question #1
•The Greeks first came up with the idea of Democracy
Question #2
•The Romans first came up with the idea of a Republic
RULE BY LAWS
Question #3
•Absolutism is the unlimited power & complete control of the King by divine right.
Unlimited Royal Power
Question #4
•The Magna Carta came up with the idea of Common Law
Limited Royal Power
Question #5• The Scientific
Revolution was a new way of thinking about the natural world. It challenged the authority of the Church and tradition.
Scientific Revolution
Question #6• The Enlightenment was a
time of REASON that led to major reforms in Society, it was sparked by the Scientific Revolution
The Enlightenment
Question #7• The 1st ten amendments
of the U.S. Constitution giving freedom of speech, religion, press, fair trial, petition were the Bill of Rights
Bill of Rights
Question #8• The U.S. Constitution
represented the ideas of the FEDERAL SYSTEM with 3 branches of government…
U.S. Constitution
Question #9• The French 1789
Declaration of the Rights of Man gave universal rights to all Frenchman
Declaration of the Rights of Man
Question #10• The U.S. Constitution
represented the ideas of the FEDERAL SYSTEM with 3 branches of government…
U.S. Constitution
Question #11• The British Loyalists
fought against the American Patriots in the American Revolutionary War
Loyalists vs. Patriots
Question #12• The Storming of the
Bastille became the symbol of the French Revolution
Storming of the Bastille
Question #13• Liberty, Equality &
Fraternity was the slogan of the French Revolution
Liberty, Equality & Fraternity
Question #14• Maximilien Robespierre
was the leader of the Reign of Terror during the radical stage of the French Revolution
Maximilien Robespierre
Question #15• Napoleon Bonaparte was
the French Emperor who tried to take over Europe and then the World
Napoleon Bonaparte
Question #16• The Industrial
Revolution led to long hours, unsafe working conditions and boring repetitive tasks and jobs to do
Industrial Revolution
Question #17
• The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 1750s
Britain, Birth Place of the Industrial Revolution
Question #18• The Principles of
Capitalism…– Law of Supply & Demand– Market Economy– Profit Motive– Free Enterprise
Capitalism
Question #19•The Arts– Classicism
emphasized the mind, the intellect and reason
– Romanticism shows life as it can be, beautiful and heroic
– Realism shows life as it really is, harsh and unfair
– Existentialism says that life has no universal meaning The Arts
Question #20
• Imperialism is the act of a stronger nation taking over & dominating a weaker nation is known as
Imperialism
Question #21
•The Jewel of the Crown was the term Britain used to describe the imperialist conquest of India
Jewel of the Crown
Question #22
•Karl Marx was the writer of the Communist Manifesto and leader of the communist movement
Karl Marx
Question #23
•Lenin was the leader of the Bolsheviks and Father of the Russian Revolution
Vladimir Lenin
Question #24
•The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand was the spark that started WWI
Franz Ferdinand
Question #25
•World War I ended on November 11th, 1918 at 11am
11-11-11am
Question #26
•World War I fighting was symbolized by trench warfareTrench Warfare
Question #27
•The name of President Wilson’s post war peace plan for the world was called the 14 Points
14 Points
Question #28
•The idea of fascism, which placed the state over the individual, was made popular by Benito Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Question #29
•The idea of totalitarianism where the government controls both public & private life was made popular by Joseph Stalin
Joseph Stalin
Question #30
•Mein Kampf is the name of Hitler’s book that highlighted his anti-semitic & lebensraum beliefs
Mein Kampf
Question #31
•Neville Chamberlain made popular the idea of appeasement or giving in to an aggressor…
Neville Chamberlain
Question #32
•The Nuremberg Trials charged people with war crimes against humanity
Nuremberg Trials
Question #33
•The Invasion of Poland was the spark that started World War II
Invasion of Poland
Question #34
•The Manhattan Project was the name of the top-secret plan to build the world’s first atomic bomb
Manhattan Project
Question #35
•Genocide is the systematic killing and execution of a race of people (Ex: Holocaust)
Genocide
Question #36
•The Cold War is the struggle over political differences carried on short of military of action.
The Cold War
Question #37
•The Truman Doctrine is the idea of containment and stopping the spread of communism
Truman Doctrine
Question #38
•The greatest example of brinkmanship that almost led to a nuclear World War III was?
Cuban Missile Crisis
Question #39
•The idea of lessening the cold war tension and reaching out in peace by Nixon was called?
Détente
Question #40
•The ultimate symbol of the cold war that ended up falling in November of 1989…
The Berlin Wall 1989
Question #41
•1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre by the communist party ended the hopes for democracy
Tank Man
Question #42
•The Iran Hostage Crisis led by the Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979
Iran Hostage Crisis
Question #43
•September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Towers
911 Terrorist Attack
Question #44
•Gandhi led the independence of India in 1947
Mahatma Gandhi
Question #45
•Mao Zedong is the father of communist China 1949
Communist China
Question #46
•Mikhail Gorbachev accidentally ended the USSR through the policy of perestroika.
Perestroika & Glasnost
Question #47
•Winston Churchill is considered to be the most important man of the 20th Century.
The British Bulldog
Question #48
•Hotel Rwanda told the story of the Hutu genocide of the Tutsi people
1 Million Tutsis Killed
Question #49
•Forrest Gump was the story of five decades of U.S. History…
American History
Question #50
• Invictus was the story of Mandela and the South African Rugby team
Nelson Mandela