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History T1 2k17 Test revision
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1What is nationalism?

- Aan extreme form of patriotism marked by a feeling of superiority over other countries.
- Bthe need to play the game Nation States - nationstates.net
- Cthe ideology for nations to take over other smaller nations
- Dthe ideology of people belonging to a Empire rather than a nation.
2What is imperialism?

- Ais the idea of a crown ruling of only one nation
- Bis the destruction of certain countries or states by others. From the 11th century until the early 12th century this took the form of coronation, afterwards it was in the form of economic imperialism
- Cis the hegemony of certain countries or states over others. From the 18th century until the early 20th century this took the form of colonisation, afterwards it was in the form of economic imperialism.
- Dthe ideology of many nations fighting to unite the world and creating a new world order. From the 9th century onwards this was called Judaism now it is called the Illuminati.
3Capitalism is an economic belief system which relies on the privatisation of industry and the government does not take any risks.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
4Socialism [blank_start]is[blank_end] the alternate view to [blank_start]Capitalism[blank_end] and allows the government to play the main role in [blank_start]wealth[blank_end] distribution and resource allocation.
- Ais
- Bis not
- Cain't
- Dcould never possibly ever in eternity be
- EImperialism
- FCubism
- GCapitalism
- HRationalism
- Ihealth
- Jwealth
- Kswag
- Lpost
5Which of the following apply to the ideology of Chartism?
- AIt began as groups with trade union connections demanded political representation
- BThe main idea is to allow only men with land/property to have the vote
- CThe main idea is to give all men the vote and allow the common man to be politically involved
- DMany chartists were sent to Australia as convicts to repress them
- EMany chartists were sent to America as to repress them. This is why Americans wanted independence
- FChartists realised the potential for the organisation to have an impact for the lower classes
6What is egalitarianism?
- AThe idea of every small decision you make being determined by legal processes
- BThe idea of everyone being equill and opposite
- CThe idea of equal life and opportunity and that no-one is better than anyone else
- DThe idea of eagles ruling over society and that if you disobey the eagle overlords they will make your whole family and any of your offspring vegetarian for life. Eagle-eat-tarianism, Egalitarianism
7Tick all that apply to the ideology to Social Darwinism

- AThat some people are naturally inferior and its okay to let them be enslaved
- BThe idea of killing anyone you see fit
- CThe idea that Africans are the superior race compared to all people
- DThe idea that population growth has natural limits and that periods of growth are balanced by major crises
- EThe idea that people who cannot speak European languages are smarter than Europeans
- FThat Europeans are justified to rule over Indigenous people because they are not "fit enough" to fight back
8When did the Industrial Revolution begin? (Tick all that apply)
- A17th Century
- B18th Century
- C19th Century
- D1700s
- E1800s
- F1900s
9The Industrial Revolution occurred in Britain because of its easy access to [blank_start]coal[blank_end], mines that were near the [blank_start]sea[blank_end], making transport easy, the lack of government and religious prohibitions and inventing was [blank_start]incentivised[blank_end].
- Acoal
- Bgoals
- Cgold
- Dmould
- Efreeway
- Fairport
- Gsea
- Hhighway
- Iinspedified
- Jinvestified
- Kintensified
- Lincentivised
10Over [blank_start]12[blank_end] million Africans were transported to the slave markets of Europe between the
fifteenth and [blank_start]nineteenth[blank_end] centuries. Historians estimate that an additional ten million
people were taken captive, but perished before reaching the European slave markets.
Europeans discussed the cruelty of slavery, but the trade continued because it was
argued that the wealth from slavery outweighed [blank_start]the evil[blank_end].- A12
- B110
- C10
- D200
- Etwentieth
- Feighteenth
- Gnineteenth
- Hfifth
- Ithe evil
- Jthe good
- Kthe ugly
- Lyo mama (It outweighs the universe)
11When did the British abolish slavery?
- A1833
- B1788
- C1888
- D1807
12When did the slave trade between Africa and the Americas begin?
- A1500s (16th Century)
- B1800s (17th Century)
- C1600s (17th Century)
- D1600s (16th Century)
13Most of the slaves from the Atlantic slave trade went to [blank_start]Central and South America[blank_end]
- ACentral and South America
- BNorth America
- CEgypt
- DSouth China Sea
14Label the Atlantic Slave Trade

- ASugar, Tobacco
- BSugar, Plum fairies
- CCaramel, Tobacco
- DDr Pepper
- EGuns, Roses
- FGuns, Rum, Goods
- GGums, Good Rum
- HGoons, Room, Guds
- IPirates
- JTacos
- KNoodles
- LSlaves
15Which of the following were experienced by slaves?
- ASeparation of families
- BFloggings
- CPay
- DRichard Branson
- EDeath
- FBranding
- GDebt
- HFamilies lived together
16African kings became [blank_start]greedy[blank_end] and, instead of [blank_start]protecting[blank_end] their people, they sold them into [blank_start]slavery[blank_end]. Both major and minor crimes were punishable by [blank_start]enslavement[blank_end]. To escape the slave trade, many people moved to new regions and had to establish new communities. To source even more people to sell, one tribe would provoke [blank_start]wars[blank_end] with another; any [blank_start]captives[blank_end] taken were sold into slavery. These constant wars disrupted traditional life and [blank_start]resource[blank_end] shortages resulted.
Traditional local industry such as the metalwork of the Benin, were also disrupted. New industries developed to support the slave trade; and increased contact with outsiders encouraged the import of [blank_start]foreign[blank_end] goods. These replaced local goods and thus upset many African economies. Also, [blank_start]diseases[blank_end] -both African and European- spread across the continents.- Agreedy
- Bseedy
- Cangry
- Dfat
- Eannoying
- Frevenging
- Gprotecting
- Hencouraging
- Islavery
- Jsavoury
- Kbanking
- Lbravery
- Mmaths with Mr Gavin
- Nimprisonment
- Odeath
- Penslavement
- Qthumb wars
- Rwars
- Sfootsies
- Tepic rap battles
- Ucaptives
- Vrappers
- Wcaps
- Xcaptureres
- Ysource
- Zresource
- AAmoney
- ABpeople
- ACfreign
- ADforeing
- AEforiegn
- AFforeign
- AGdeseases
- AHdiseases
- AIuneases
- AJdisaeses
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- Revision for the Term 1 history test of 2017.
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