Unit 7 Lesson 77 & 78 Review

What did the rebellions in Russia, China, and Mexico lead to?

• Strengthening of authoritarian governments

• Unseating of ruling governments

• Establishment of new trade routes

• Formation of new alliances

What did established land-based and maritime empires collapse under?

• Economic prosperity

• Pressure from internal and external forces

• Technological advancements

• Cultural shifts

What caused a global upheaval?

• Large scale revolutions

• Economic prosperity

• Technological advancements

• Peace treaties

What challenges did Russia face?

• Economic prosperity and peace

• Internal struggles and the rise of Bolshevik establishment

• Technological advancements and stability

• Diplomatic success and unity

What challenges did China face?

• Ethnic tensions and internal revolution

• Economic growth and stability

• Diplomatic success and unity

• Technological advancements and peace

What is the main theme of Unit 7?

• Global conflict and its causes

• Technological advancements

• Artistic movements

• Space exploration

What was a significant internal issue in Mexico?

• Failure to modernize

• Unequal land and wealth distribution

• Ethnic divisions

• Corruption

What role did ethnic divides play in the political changes in China and the Ottoman Empire?

• They unified the nations under a single government.

• They caused more challenges and influenced political change.

• They had no impact on political structures.

• They strengthened the existing governments.

What was a key factor in the political changes in China and the Ottoman Empire in the early 1900s?

• Economic prosperity.

• Political stability.

• Internal challenges and cultural divisions.

• Strong leadership.

Which of the following best describes the political situation in China and the Ottoman Empire after 1900?

• Both experienced political stability and unity.

• Both faced internal challenges leading to political change.

• Both were isolated from global political trends.

• Both had strong, centralized governments.