Mitchell - WHG_U8 - Test B Modified

What is a positive outcome of globalization?

• It hampers cultural exchange and diversity.

• It restricts access to global markets and trade opportunities.

• It enables the transfer of technology and innovation across borders.

Which events weakened colonial powers and encouraged decolonization?

• The Cold War

• The Great Depression

• The World Wars

What is isolationism?

• A) A policy where a country avoids involvement in other nations' affairs and focuses on its own interests.

• B) A policy where a country forms alliances to address global issues.

• C) A policy where a country uses military force to impose its beliefs on others.

In 1962, the Cold War arms race reached a critical point, leading both sides to reconsider the need for weapons that ensured "mutually assured destruction." What event was this?

• The Cuban Missile Crisis

• The Dreadnought Arms Race

• The Tet Offensive

What was one negative effect of decolonization in Africa?

• Increased ethnic violence

• The growth of a middle class

• The return of tribal peace

Which of the following is NOT a reason why terrorism is difficult to fight?

• Millions travel globally without always being honest about their identities.

• Not all countries keep or share traveler data.

• Terrorism is so expensive that counterfeiting money is the only fast solution.

How was the United States first connected to Israel?

• The US sent weapons to the Muslims during Israel's first war and has supported Israel since.

• The US officially recognized Israel shortly after its creation.

• The US began helping Israel during the 6-Days War and has been an ally since.

What motivates terrorist attacks?

• Fear of a country's influence

• Desire to disrupt trade

• Efforts to promote prosperity through violence

What was the main cause of Ozone Layer depletion discovered in 1976?

• Deforestation

• Use of Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

• Volcanic eruptions

Which conflict did the Israelis almost lose and why?

• The 6-Day War because Egypt, Syria, and Jordan worked together to retake land.

• The First Intifada because the Israelis were running out of supplies after many attacks.

• The Yom Kippur War because the Israelis were surprised by a sneak attack on their holy day.