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- Q 1/17Score 0Need for fertile land, Industrial Revolution, Irish Potato Famine, Holocaust and wars29causes of the Great Warreasons for human migrationimperialism motivescultural diffusion
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- Q1Need for fertile land, Industrial Revolution, Irish Potato Famine, Holocaust and warscauses of the Great Warreasons for human migrationimperialism motivescultural diffusion30s
- Q2A social scientist that studies the government, law and rights of peopleeconomisthistoriangeographerpolitical scientist30s
- Q3Goal of absolute monarchs like Louis XIV and Peter the Greatestablish democratic principlesimplement Enlightenment idealslimit powercentralize power30s
- Q4Document that helped establish a limited monarchy in EnglandDeclaration of Independence95 ThesesEnglish Bill of RightsTreaty of Versailles30s
- Q5A time period (1550-1700) when scientists began to apply reason and use the Scientific Method to understand the world around themRenaissanceIndustrial RevolutionReformationScientific Revolution30s
- Q6Reason for Napolean and Hitler's military failures in Russiavast sizemonsoonsmountainsharsh winter climate30s
- Q7Meeting of leaders (after Napolean's defeat ) to restore monarchies and establish a balance of power in EuropeBerlin ConferenceCongress of ViennaMunich ConferenceTreaty of Versailles30s
- Q8A former slave that helped lead a successful revolt in HaitiSimon BolivarFather HidalgoToussaint L'OuvertureRobespierre30s
- Q9Capitalist idea that government takes a "hands-off" approach to the economyCommand EconomyCommunismSans CulottesLaissez-faire30s
- Q10Motivations behind New Imperialism begining in the late 1800scultural diffusionneed for raw materials and markets to support industrializationslave trademercantilism30s
- Q11A reaction against foreign control (imperialism) in ChinaBoer WarSepoy RebellionBoxer RebellionAmritsar Massacre30s
- Q12Took Russia out of WWI to make good on their promise of "peace, land and bread" but lost territory as a resultCheckaDumaBolsheviksStalin30s
- Q13Reign of Terror, "Bloody Sunday" and the Holocaust are allgenocideshuman rights violationsdemocratic eventsreactions against imperialism30s
- Q14Goals set forth by Stalin to increase industrial output and make the USSR a powerhouseFive-Year PlansPerestroikaWar CommunismNew Economic Policy30s
- Q15Government that is characterized by extreme loyalty to the state, nationalism, and use of propagandademocraticcapitalistcommunistfascist30s
