quarter 3 review world

what is the spheres of influence

• a strategic way to control trade and investment within specific regions with the responsibility or challenges

• influencing other countries to trade

• opening the doors

• none of the above

what was one main cause of the french revolution

• the enlightenment

• adam smith

• the americas

• none of the above

the need for resources due to the industrial revolution caused the...

• age of imperalism

• age of enlightenment

• colonies

• scramble for africa

absolute control and unlimited centralized authority in a monarch is the definition of?

• absolutism

• consitutional monarchy

• king louis XVI

• king charles

what is communism?

• a political and economic system where the community or government collectively owns and control the means of production and resources

• adam smith

• private individuals or business control the means

• unfair pay

the founder of capitalism and believed in lassiez faire economics

• adam smith

• john locke

• karl marx

• communism

what is a constitutional monarchy?

• a monarchy were the king role is limited and parliament has rights to make laws and bill

• where king has all the power

• the parliament has more power

• the king and parliament no longer work together

new ideas of individualism, emphasized reasoning and skepticism explains..

• the enlightenment

• absolutism

• humanism

• monarchy

which explorer was known for exploring the cape of hope

• Bartholomew dias

• christopher coloumbus

• vasco de gama

• none of the above

explain the middle passage

• the passage that enslave africans were force to be transported across the Atlantic ocean to the americas

• the triangular trade

• boats that took people for free

• none of the above