Question 3

1-In an effort to help support the increased cost of colonial administration, Parliament
passed the__________ Act in 1764, placing tariffs on coffee, wine and other major
imports.

Your answer:
A) Tea

B) Sugar

C) Grenville

D) Declaratory

Question 5

2-In response to the Boston Tea Party, British government passed a series of laws
which closed the port of Boston and strengthened the power of the governor of
Massachusetts. In the colonies, these acts were known as the __________ Acts.

Your answer:
A) Intolerable

B) Suffolk

C) Royal Brute

D) New England
4-The Second Continental Congress......

Your answer:
A) declared independence from Great Britain because of the battles a
Concord.

B) formed the Continental Army under the leadership of George Wa

Your answer:
C) organized the Continental Association to force England to repeal

D) called on the states to write new constitutions.

Question 2

14. In January 1776, Thomas Paine, a recent immigrant from England, had
published……. In his book, he wanted to demonstrate that the time for compromise had
passed, that the proper course was to shed the British monarchy and aristocracy to
create an American Republic.

Your answer:
A. Common Sense

B. The American Crisis

C. Rights of Man

D. Age of Reason

Question 4

12. The First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia on September 1, 1774. All 13
colonies sent delegates except for Virginia.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 4

1-All of the following contributed to the outbreak of the French Revolution except

Your answer:
A) an economic crisis.
Your answer:
B) a social crisis.

C) the Enlightenment.

D) Industrial Revolution.

Question 1

4-The term “sans culottes” was used in revolutionary France to refer to:

Your answer:
A. mainly children.

B. mainly women.

C. mainly workers and poor.

D.mainly clergy and nobility.

Question 5

6-What estate was the "commoners" in 18th century France?

Your answer:
A) Third Estate

B) Clergy Estate

C) Versaille Estate

D) Estates-General

Question 3

8-The government that emerged in France after Robespierre's fall from power was the

Your answer:
A) Fifth Democracy.
Your answer:
B) Supreme Republic.

C) Directory.

D) Committee of Public Safety.

Question 2

15. French Revolution encouraged the authority and power of law and democratic rule over
religion and church which led to secularism.

Your answer:
TRUE

FALSE

Question 3

1.Napoleon’s revision of the legal system included the creation of the:

Your answer:
a. Concordat of Worms

b. Constitution of France

c. Concordat of 1801

d. Napoleonic Code
3.Napoleon's Continental System represented

Your answer:
A) the spread of French Revolutionary conviction to the rest of Europ

B) economic warfare against Britain to ruin a nation he could not defe

C) an attempt to bring economic stability once and for all to Europe.

D) a unilateral trade agreement between Napoleonic France and Jeffer

9-Civil Code did not regulated

Your answer:
A.the marriage laws

B.the divorce laws

C.the inheritance laws

D.the birth laws

Question 2

10. Which of the following is NOT among he aims of the Congress of Vienna?

Your answer:
A-To return Europe to the way it was before Napoleon.

B-To create a balance of power.

C-To make France going to war again.

D-To create a new the new order of power.

Question 1

6-At Battle of Trafalgar, in Belgium in 1815, Napoleon was defeated by combined

armies of Europe mainly British and Prussian. Napoleon was sent to exile to St. Helena,
an island in the south of Atlantic Ocean.

Your answer:
True

False
2-The conservatives.........
Your answer:
A- wanted to estabish a republic.

B- believed that change should come gradually.

C- wanted less obedience to traditional political authority.

D- believed that religion was not important for the order in

Question 1

13- The chancellor who engineered the unification of Germany was.......

Your answer:
A- Matternich.

B- Charles V.

C- Louis VIII.

D- Otto von Bismarck.

Question 4

8- Middle classes in Russia attempted a nationalist coup in December 1825 which is

known as “Decembrist Revolt”.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 2

15- The new constitution in France which was approved in 1848, set up the “Second
Republic.” Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte or Louis-Napoleon, Napoleon’s nephew
was elected president.
Your answer:
True

False

Question 5

6- The Great Reform Bill of 1832

Your answer:
A- limited the vote to the aristocrats

B- extended the vote to include male members of the indu

C- Limited the vote of the women

D- Gave blacks the right to vote

Question 4

1-The Industrial Revolution

Your answer:
A) spread the benefits of the cities to all corners of the Europe

B) immediately improved the lives of all Europeans.

C) replaced animal power with water and coal power.

D) immediately extended the life span of the average Europea

Question 3

2-Where did the Industrial Revolution begin in the West?

Your answer:
A) France
Your answer:
B) Germany

C) Italy

D) Great Britain

Question 5

7- Which of the following is NOT among the reasons that Industrial Revolution began in
England?

Your answer:
A- Capital Accumulation

B- Improved Agriculture

C- Free Trade Area

D- Anglican Church

Question 2

4-The Industrial Revolution changed the “commercial capitalism” of the Middle Ages
with “industrial capitalism” which is based on industrial production.

Your answer:
True

False

uestion 1

10. Mass immigration and migration to cities started. Cities were the industrialized
centers. For example, London’s population increased from 1 million in 1800 to
2,363,000 in 1850.
Your answer:
True

False
2) Where did the Industrial Revolution begin in the West?

Your answer:
A) France

B) Germany

C) Italy

D) Great Britain
7) Due to the Industrial Revolution, Europe and later the United States
emerged as two leading economic and political powers of the world.

Your answer:
True

False

7) Due to the Industrial Revolution, Europe and later the United States
emerged as two leading economic and political powers of the world.

Your answer:
True

False
8) The population of Europe decreased between 1680 and 1820.

Your answer:
True

False
9) Money flow of the merchants and traders had NO impact on the building of
factories.
Your answer:
True

False
10) Scientific Revolution led to scientific knowledge about agriculture and
industry. This resulted with the capability of mechanizing the industry.

Your answer:
True

False
7- First offical newspaper was printed in 1839 was.......

Your answer:
A) Takvim-i Hayriye.

B)Takvim-i Vekayi.

C) Takvim-i Ceride.

D)Takvim-i Ayine.
8- Fetva means.......

Your answer:
A) religious-legal order.

B) political-legal order.

C) cultural-legal order.

D) social-legal order.

Question 2

13) Modernization in Ottoman Empire was mainly criticized by the.........

Your answer:
A)religious conservatives.

B) European Intellectuals.
Your answer:
C) educated women.

D) Young Turks.

Question 5

6- The political agenda of the Young Ottoman Movement was “to adopt Western
politicalinstitutions, including an efficient centralized government, an elected parliament,
and awritten constitution.”

Your answer:
True

False

Question 1

9- In 1902, Great Britain was granted a 99 year concession to build and operate a
BerlinBaghdad Railroad.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 4

7- In his essay on the "Inequality of the Human Races," Count Arthur de Gobineau:

Your answer:
A. portrayed Western troubles as being the result of intermarriages.

B. claimed Western troubles were the result of resistance to intermarria

C. railed against the racism that had long existed in European culture.

D. blamed the black race for what he called contrary discrimination.

Question 3

8-Theodor Herzl:

Your answer:
A. believed that liberal politics could protect Jews in Europ

B. called for a separate Jewish state in which Jewish rights

C. eschewed the tactics of directing an appeal to the Jews

D. believed that Jews did not deserve an assurance of righ

toward a new Jewish state.
10-Max Planck

Your answer:
A) developed the quantum theory.

B) discovered radium.

C) argued that time and space is relative.

D) isolated the tuberculosis bacillus.

Question 5

1- Social Darwinism is the application of Darwinian biological theory to a social theory

that argued the idea of “the survival of the fittest to society.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 2

3- Russians tried to expand into the Pacific. However, they gave up the plan and sold
their territories in America (Alaska) to the United States in 1867
Your answer:
True

False

Question 1

8- The immediate cause of World War I was................

Your answer:
A) the Moroccan affair.

B) the sinking of the Lusitania.

C) a Serbian and Albanian conflict in Bosnia.

D) the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

10- Russia pulled out of World War I

Your answer:
A) as a consequence of the Bolshevik revolution.

B) as a result of German conquest of Moscow.

C) as a result of the defeat of Russian troops in Serbia.

D) as a result of the death of the Tsar.

- America entered the war in 1917 because of

Your answer:
a. the sinking of the Lusitania.

b. the German assaults on the free trade zones.

c. the Zimmer Telegram

d. All of these answers

Question 4
4. The Mandate System gave former German colonies and Ottoman lands to imperial
nations (ones that helped the victors in the war.) Japan took over German colonies in
the Pacific, while France and Britain took control over parts of the Middle East.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 5

6. The ideological foundation of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s reform program is Kemalism

whose main points were the Six Arrows: Republicanism, Nationalism, Populism,
Reformism, Etatism (statism),and Secularism.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 4

1- Which of the following is NOT emphasized by Fascism?

Your answer:
A- Ultra-nationalism (chauvinism)

B- Fear of foreigners (xenophobia)

C- Ethnocentrism

D- Global economy
11- The Nuremberg Laws in 1935

Your answer:
A) were the legal foundation of Hitlerʹs dictatorship.

B) allowed massive deficit spending in Nazi Germany.

Your answer:
C) established the Hitler Youth.

D) defined who was Jewish in Nazi Germany.

Question 5

14- Which of the leading Western nations was hardest hit by the Depression?

Your answer:
a. England

b. The United States

c. France

d. Germany

Question 1

4. Japan’s attack into Manchuria was a direct violation of Nine-Power Treaty and a
direct threat to USA security. After the attack, the tension began to grow between USA
and Japan.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 3

5. In 1935, Mussolni invaded Ethiopia. Ethiopia consulted the League of Nations for
help. The league banned the trading of weapons with Italy, but lacked the power to
enforce the ban.
Your answer:
True

False
When was the armistice signed that ended the First World War?
Your answer:
A) 11 November 1918

B) 12 December 1919

C) 11 October 1918

D) 12 October 1919
2) The First World War lasted for 6 years.
Your answer:
True

False
Who is the founder of 14 points?
Your answer:
A) Loyd George

B) Clemenceau

C) Woodrow Wilson

D) Mustafa Kemal
0) Rhineland was occupied by Allied troops until 1935 in order
to protect France.
Your answer:
True

False
11) Extreme Nationalist of Germany were blaming Hitler for
signing the Treat of Versailles.
Your answer:
True

False
1-In a secret agreement, signed in August 1939, these two nations agreed to divide
Poland amongst themselves:

Your answer:
A. Germany and France.

B. Soviet Union and Germany.

C. France and Italy.

D. Hungary and Soviet Union.

4- At Potsdam, with the Yalta Accords the Allies agreed to:

Your answer:
A-ban the use of atomic weapons.

B.organize elections in Germany once the war ended.

C.divide Germany into occupation/military zones.

D.All of these answers.

WRONG^^^^

8- The United States entered World War II as a result of

Your answer:
A) the German attack on the Soviet Union.

B) the Battle of Britain.

C) the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

D) the Nazi invasion of France.

Question 3
12- After the Battle of Stalingrad, German forces never gained back their earlier
strength. This led to the final defeat of the German army by the allied powers.12- After
the Battle of Stalingrad, German forces never gained back their earlier strength. This led
to the final defeat of the German army by the allied powers.

Your answer:
True

False

Question 5

13-The Blitzkrieg was Hitler’s military tactic which meant “attack from one target targets
with small number of soldiers so as to devastate the enemy and seize rapidly."

Your answer:
True

False