APWH Spring Final Review Part 2

What was important to Simon Bolivar?

• His vision of a united South America, Gran Columbia

• European countries where he received his education.

• His vision for a partnership with the Spanish government.

• The creation of a communist South America.

What happened to China in the 19th century?

• China was controlled by multiple spheres of influence.

• China was defeated by Russia in war.

• China formed the Triple Alliance.

• China underwent the Meiji Restoration and modernized.

Which country was the subject of intense propaganda during WWI as an enemy of the United States?

• France

• Germany

• Russia

• Italy

Which continent did a majority of its nations gain independence during the 1960's?

• South America

• Asia

• Africa

• Europe

What political strategy used the arms race between the USSR and USA to nearly push the two sides into a full scale war?

• Brinkmanship

• Detente

• Realpolitik

• Dollar Diplomacy

Which imperial power backed the plan to create Israel?

• Great Britain

• Austria-Hungary

• Ottoman Empire

• Persian Empire

Which of the following countries did not lose territory following WWI?

• Germany

• Austria-Hungary

• Ottoman Empire

• Spain

• Russia

Which of the following is true of both the Ottoman and Mughal Empires between 1450-1750?

• They were established by warriors on horseback who came originally from Central Asia.

• Christianity was prohibited in both empires.

• Both believed in strictly separating secular and religious concerns.

• The top administrators were chosen by a system of competitive exams.

Latin America exporting sugar and slaves and importing manufactured items in the 16th -19th centuries played a role in ...

• The development of unequal relationships between western Europe and other regions.

• The weakening of the British monarchy.

• China's lack of interest in world trade during the period.

• The rise of Protestantism in Europe.

Why did Brazil's population grow rapidly from 1500-1750?

• Increase of Brazil's slave population.

• The adoption of native food crops by migrants in Brazil.

• The increase in global demand for sugar.

• The Irish potato famine leading to Irish migration to Brazil.