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Industrialization, Imperialism, WWI

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Question 1 of 81

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When was the Industrial Revolution?

Select one of the following:

  • 1800-1900

  • 1700-1900

  • 1600-1800

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Question 2 of 81

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KNOW THIS! Major cities developed in Colonial Latin America: H, M C, L, S P, B A.

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Question 3 of 81

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Viceroys are:

Select one of the following:

  • pure blood born in Spain

  • pure blood born in a colony

  • not pure blood born in a colony

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Question 4 of 81

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Creoles are:

Select one of the following:

  • pure blood born in Spain

  • pure blood born in a colony

  • not pure blood born in a colony

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Question 5 of 81

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Mestizos are:

Select one of the following:

  • pure blood born in Spain

  • pure blood born in a colony

  • not pure blood born in a colony

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Question 6 of 81

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Toussaint L'Overture was:

Select one of the following:

  • slave in Haiti

  • favorite of masters, trusted, allowed to read

  • got people to rise - only successful overthrow

  • against the system

  • all of these

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Question 7 of 81

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Simon Bolivar was:

Select one of the following:

  • freed most of the south - chasing them out of America

  • freed Mexico - owned by Spanish

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Question 8 of 81

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Father Miguel Hidaglo was:

Select one of the following:

  • freed most of the south - chased them out of America

  • freed Mexico - owned by Spanish

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Question 9 of 81

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James Watt invented the ( steam engine, cotton gin, process for making steel, spinning jenny, seed drill, pasteurization - discovered bacteria, vaccines ).

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Eli Whitney invented the ( cotton gin, steam engine, process for making steel, spinning jenny, seed drill, pasteurization - discovered bacteria, vaccines ).

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Question 11 of 81

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KNOW Henry Bessemer invented to ( process for making steel, steam engine, cotton gin, spinning jenny, seed drill, pasteurization - discovered bacteria, vaccines ).

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KNOW James Hargreaves invented the ( spinning jenny, steam engine, cotton gin, vaccines, pasteurization - discovered bacteria, process for making steel, seed drill ).

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Jethro Tull invented the ( seed drill, steam engine, cotton gin, pasteurization - discovered bacteria, vaccines, process for making steel, spinning jenny )

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Question 14 of 81

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KNOW Louis Pasteur invented the ( pasteurization, steam engine, cotton gin, seed drill, process of making steel, vaccines, spinning jenny ).

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KNOW Edward Jenner invented the ( vaccines, steam engine, cotton gin, spinning jenny, process of making steel, seed drill, pasteurization - discovered bacteria ).

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Question 16 of 81

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All of these impact Industrial Revolution. Which are the biggest TWO?

Select one or more of the following:

  • Pollution

  • Redistribution of populations

  • Cottages destroyed - landlords want less people, more pastures and livestock

  • Urbanization - people have to go somewhere!

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Question 17 of 81

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What was The Lowell Factory?

Select one or more of the following:

  • the "perfect textile factory"

  • girls only dorms

  • lessons, education, pay

  • girls sent because home needs boys to work on the farm

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Question 18 of 81

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Mine owners and factory owners controlled:

Select one or more of the following:

  • where workers shop

  • what tools workers use

  • how much tools cost

  • how much workers spend

  • cell phone reception

  • breeding habits of dogs

  • how much sand goes into the ocean

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Question 19 of 81

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Social effects of the Industrial Revolution:
1. Education expanded - saves money on training people if they are already educated
2. Great Britain outlaws slavery
3. Women and children enter work force
4. Fights to end child labor
5. Women want more equality
6. Fights for better working conditions
7. Strikes
8. Lobbying & collective bargaining - people fighting together for the same things

Select one of the following:

  • True
  • False

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Question 20 of 81

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KNOW Adam Smith's book about Capitalism is called .

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Question 21 of 81

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KNOW Book about Capitalism called "Wealth of Nations" was written by .

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Question 22 of 81

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KNOW Communist Manifesto was written by:

Select one or more of the following:

  • Karl Marx

  • Friedrich Engels

  • Mao Zedong

  • Joseph Stalin

  • Vladimir Lenin

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Socialism is ( based on deed, based on need ).

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Question 24 of 81

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Communism is ( based on need, based on deed ).

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Question 25 of 81

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Factory injuries - almost half of factory workers are injured.

Select one of the following:

  • True
  • False

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Question 26 of 81

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The Brutal Overlooker always watching the factory workers was called .

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Question 27 of 81

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Punishments by the Brutal Overlooker:

Select one or more of the following:

  • Hit with straps to work faster

  • Dunked in water for being late

  • Chained to machines for running away

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Question 28 of 81

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The argument of good vs bad factory life went back and forth, back and forth, over and over again. Example: In 1836 Lord Ashley surveyed doctors about health risks in working 10+ hours a day and found that over half agreed. However, during his speech he admitted not every doctor agreed 10+ was too much.

Select one of the following:

  • True
  • False

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Question 29 of 81

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Like in the movie Snow Piercer - Piercers are youngest children in factories who must repair broken threads. Very dangerous. Children considered expendable.

Select one of the following:

  • True
  • False

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Question 30 of 81

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Women had the right to vote during the Industrial Revolution.

Select one of the following:

  • True
  • False

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Question 31 of 81

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Dr. Walton testified that factory conditions were ( good, bad ).

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Question 32 of 81

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Dr. Ward testified that factory conditions were ( bad, good ).

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Question 33 of 81

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Journalist Edward Banes reported that factory conditions were ( good, bad ).

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Question 34 of 81

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Upton Sinclair's The Jungle reveals that horrible working conditions didn't just effect the , it also inadvertently effected the .

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Question 35 of 81

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Which president agreed with Upton Sinclair's conclusions in The Jungle?

Select one of the following:

  • President Theodore Roosevelt

  • President John Quincy Adams

  • President Herbert Hoover

  • President Abraham Lincoln

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Question 36 of 81

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Imperialism is domination of ( stronger, weaker ) country over ( weaker, stronger ) country.

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Question 37 of 81

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Suffrage is the right to .

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Question 38 of 81

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Imperialism let to many revolutions!

Select one or more of the following:

  • Medical revolution - Bacteria is everywhere!

  • Women's rights revolution - We want to vote!

  • Athenian revolution - We want democracy!

  • English revolution - Establish a commonwealth!

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Question 39 of 81

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The Industrial Revolution led to increased ( competition, imperialism, nationalism ) which lead to increased ( nationalism, imperialism, competition ) which lead to increased ( imperialism, competition, nationalism ).

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Question 40 of 81

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A ( colony, protectorate, sphere of influence ) is - Mother country moves in and makes weaker country follow their rules. Mother country always wins!

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A ( protectorate, colony, sphere of influence ) is - What the baby country gets from the mother country in exchange for protection. Some countries ASK for this.

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A ( sphere of influence, colony, protectorate ) is - Country in which another country has power to affect developments although it has no formal authority

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Question 43 of 81

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What is Bloody Sunday?

Select one or more of the following:

  • January 30th, 1972

  • Catholic kids start peaceful march for more rights in Protestant territory

  • Peaceful march escalates as kids throw trash and police get nervous

  • 13 kids died

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Question 44 of 81

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( Liberia, Etheopia ) was not Imperialized because ( America, England, France, Germany, Spain ) controlled it to allow people back to Africa.

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Question 45 of 81

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Imperialism in Africa was different because:

Select one of the following:

  • It wasn't about the minerals - No one knew what was there!

  • It was all about a race for more land!

  • Both!

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Question 46 of 81

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The world let Africa get Imperialized because of (it was actually just punishment for bad deeds - like our prison system).

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Question 47 of 81

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( Etheopea, Liberia ) was not Imperialized because it was ( Catholic, Protestant ).

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Question 48 of 81

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In ( 1884, 1864, 1824, 1844 ) the ( Berlin, African, German, Suez Canal, European ) Conference was held because so many people were trying to claim Africa and there needed to be rules for colonization.

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Question 49 of 81

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The 1884 Berlin Conference was held in Bismark's home in Germany and called Realpolitik.

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Question 50 of 81

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The ( Suez Canal, France, Egypt, Britain, Imperialism ) opened in 1869 after 10 years of finance from ( France, Britain, Suez Canal, Imperialism ) and Egypt. France and ( Egypt, France, Suez Canal, Britain, Imperialism ) went broke. ( Britain, France, Egypt, Suez Canal, Imperialism ) sees this as an opportunity. They say "We'll give you money for shares!" They take 44%. Now ( Britain, France, Egypt, Suez Canal, Imperialism ) controls the canal and tells ( Egypt, Britain, France, Suez Canal, Imperialism ) they can't use it! This is an example of ( Imperialism, France, Egypt, Britain, Suez Canal )!

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Question 51 of 81

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The African National Congress ( fought, did not fight ) the apartheid in South Africa.

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Question 52 of 81

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Britain takes over India. Why? ( Crops, Minerals, Land, Religion, Suez Canal ). Sepoys (Hindus) and Buddhists are forced to work together for British. Why did the Sepoys rebel? There was a rumor that the ( chicken, pork ) fat was actually ( pork, chicken ) fat. The rebellion lasted ( 2, 5, 3, 4 ) years. The ( British, Sepoys ) won.

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Question 53 of 81

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The Treaty of Nanjing in 1842 was meant to:

Select one of the following:

  • Stop Queen Victoria from sending Opium to China in exchange for lots of money.

  • End segregation in Africa.

  • Create rules for colonization such as "Effective Occupation".

  • Give Japan complete isolation from outside influence.

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Question 54 of 81

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The Edict of 1635 was:

Select one of the following:

  • meant to create rules for colonization such as "Effective Occupation"

  • meant to effectively end segregation in Africa

  • meant to stop Queen Victoria from sending Opium to China in exchange for lots of money

  • meant to isolate Japan from outside influence.

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Question 55 of 81

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( Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, Russia, Manchira ) did not fold under Imperialism! They built an overseas empire! From ( China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Russia, Manchira ) they took ( Korea, Japan, China, Russia, Manchira ) and ( Taiwan, Japan, China, Russia, Manchira ). From ( Russia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Manchira ) they took ( Manchira, Russia, Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan ).

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Question 56 of 81

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Causes of WWI: (led to an arms race), (secretive agreements made between everyone), (by the 1900s Britain and France had built the largest empires), (taking over lands caused lots of "Our Country is the biggest and best!" and Diplomatic (all those alliances meant lots of broken promises).

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Question 57 of 81

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KNOW THIS! In 1915 Ottomans began killing Christian Armenians. Balkan Powder Keg of Europe. Balkans _______, ________, and ________ resented Austro-Hungary control. They wanted to be their own countries.

Select one or more of the following:

  • Serbia

  • Bosnia

  • Sarajevo

  • Austria

  • Bolivia

  • China

  • India

  • Korea

  • Taiwan

  • Manchira

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Question 58 of 81

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The Hand and . assassinated Archdule Franz and his wife .

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Question 59 of 81

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WWI Alliances - Central Powers (bad guys) were:

Select one or more of the following:

  • Russia

  • France

  • Great Britain

  • America

  • Austria

  • Germany

  • Ottoman Empire

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Question 60 of 81

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WWI Alliances - Allies (good guys)

Select one or more of the following:

  • Russia

  • France

  • Great Britain

  • America

  • Austria

  • Germany

  • Ottoman Empire

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Question 61 of 81

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The is where WWI was fought. It was a stalemate war!

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Question 62 of 81

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Germany created ( u-boats, tanks ) and ( mustard gas, automatic weapons ). Britain created ( tanks, submarines, mustard gas ) to drive over trenches.

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Question 63 of 81

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Problems in the trenches included:

Select one or more of the following:

  • rats

  • lice

  • shell shock

  • frogs

  • nits

  • trench foot

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Question 64 of 81

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Major events of WWI: of Archdule Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie, Lustinia sunk by (128 Americans were killed), Telegram (from to Mexico asking Mexico to invade so they wouldn't join the war), left the war, joins the war.

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Question 65 of 81

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Major leaders at WWI peace talks (Treaty of Versailles):
1. America - ( President Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, Emanuele Orlando, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau )
2. Germany - ( Kaiser Wilhem II, President Woodrow Wilson, Emanuele Orlando, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau )
3. Italy - ( Emanuele Orlando, President Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau )
4. Britain - ( David Lloyd George, President Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, Emanuele Orlando, Georges Clemenceau )
5. France - ( Georges Clemenceau, President Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, Emanuele Orlando, David Lloyd George )

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Question 66 of 81

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At the Treaty of Versailles Peace Talks of WWI, ( Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, Emanuele Orlando, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau ) was the only one who wanted everyone to leave happy. ( Kaiser Wilhem II, Woodrow Wilson, Emanuele Orlando, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau ) isolated himself. ( Emanuele Orlando, Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, John Adams, William Walton, Samuel George ), ( David Lloyd George, Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, Jenthro Tull, George Claire, Edward Banes ), and ( Georges Clemenceau, Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhem II, Samuel Adams, Eli Whitney, Leopold II ) wanted revenge.

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Question 67 of 81

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Who lost their Mommies after WWI?

Select one or more of the following:

  • Russia

  • Austria-Hungaria

  • Ottoman Empire

  • Germany

  • America

  • France

  • Great Britain

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Question 68 of 81

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What did Germany gain as a result of WWI?

Select one or more of the following:

  • Blame (even though it wasn't their fault)

  • Reparations

  • Military

  • Suez Canal

  • Rosetta Stone

  • Orlando Bloom

  • Industrial Revolution

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Question 69 of 81

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KNOW THIS! What do you do with countries that don't have Mommies anymore? Mandate System. ( France, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine ) mandates ( Syria, France, Great Britain, Jordan, Palestine ) and ( Lebanon, France, Great Britain, Jordan, Palestine ). ( Great Britain, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine ) mandates ( Jordan, France, Syria, Lebanon, Great Britain ) and ( Palestine, France, Syria, Lebanon, Great Britain ).

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Question 70 of 81

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What was it like to live in a city during Industrial Revolution?

Select one or more of the following:

  • overpopulated

  • friendly

  • noisy

  • quiet

  • filthy

  • clean

  • depressing

  • joyous

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Question 71 of 81

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An example of sleeping conditions at the factories includes:

Select one of the following:

  • Usually 2 or more to a bed

  • Everyone got their own bed

  • Beds were luxurious

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Question 72 of 81

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Two things that poor factory life conditions effected the most were:

Select one or more of the following:

  • health

  • income

  • religion

  • sports

  • vacations

  • weather

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Question 73 of 81

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Serbia gained _____________ as a result of WWI.

Select one of the following:

  • Yugoslavia

  • Berlin

  • Suez Canal

  • Hungary

  • Italy

  • Bulgaria

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Question 74 of 81

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Industrial Revolution leads to

Select one of the following:

  • colonization because of resources

  • laboratory testing on rats

  • fair wages for factory workers

  • an end on slavery

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Question 75 of 81

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Class Structure in order from top to bottom: ( Viceroys, Creoles, Mestizos ), ( Creoles, Viceroys, Mestizos ), ( Mestizos, Viceroys, Creoles ).

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Question 76 of 81

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Individuals who helps to end Colonial Spanish Rule in 1800s:

Select one or more of the following:

  • Toussaint L'Ouverture

  • Simon Bolivar

  • Father Miguel

  • John Adams

  • Henry Bessemer

  • Jethro Tull

  • Edward Jenner

  • Michael Sadler

  • Upton Sinclair

  • Edward Banes

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Question 77 of 81

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America is closed coast to coast. Do not come here to colonize. We became "Big Brother" to Latin America. Put us on the spot to help other countries.

Select one of the following:

  • Monroe Doctrine

  • 1884 Berlin Conference

  • African National Congress

  • Edict of 1635

  • Treaty of Nanjing

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Question 78 of 81

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The Monroe Doctrine was written by:

Select one of the following:

  • John Adams

  • James Watt

  • Simon Bolivar

  • President Woodrow Wilson

  • Jethro Tull

  • Nelson Mendella

  • The Lowell Factory

  • 1884 Berlin Conference

  • Upton Sinclair

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Question 79 of 81

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The Industrial Revolution began in this country:

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Question 80 of 81

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Why was the work force demeaning for men?

Select one of the following:

  • Women and children were fighting for the same jobs.

  • It made their hands very smooth.

  • They had to learn how to apply make up.

  • Panties were worn by both the men and the women.

  • They were paid in Susan B. Anthony coins.

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Question 81 of 81

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Characteristics of the Colonial System in Latin America:

Select one or more of the following:

  • Mirrored home governments

  • Mining precious metals - Rich countries want everything!

  • Catholosism - We can save the savages!

  • Protestants - We can save the savages!

  • Crops - This place grows everything!

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