
Global 1 Final Practice 2024 2
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- Q1
Robespierre’s downfall can be most attributed to
Napoleon staging a coup d’etat to attain power
his portrayal of a god during the Ceremony of the Supreme Being
the French economy
the people wanted King Louis XVI to retake the throne
120s - Q2
Which of the following is the BIG PICTURE of the French Revolution
the Revolution’s liberty, fraternity, and equality are unrealistic goals
the Revolution asks how much violence is justified in creating a new government
the cause of the Revolution was over separation of the Church and the State
the Revolution set the stage for political manipulation of the democratic system
120s - Q3
What was the underlying reason for the French Revolution
France was suffering heavy losses during World War I
French people hated the Queen for making cake part of the basic food groups
Nobles were upset that Queen Antoinette was having an affair with Rasputin
there were several inequities in France’s socio-economic and political structure
120s - Q4
Which of the following was NOT part of Roosevelt’s “Square Deal”
filing lawsuits against harmful trusts like the Standard Oil Trust
preserving millions of acres of the American landscape
prohibiting the production, sale, and public consumption of alcohol
protecting consumers with the Pure Food and Drug Act
120s - Q5
Progressives sought to make American governments more democratic—allowing for more voter participation. Which of the following is the BEST explanation of the ‘initiative’ process
citizens vote in a private booth to avoid intimidation
citizens can hold a special election to remove an elected official
citizens can vote on passed legislation from their state Congress
citizens can create a new bill for popular vote
120s - Q6
Born in Niles Ohio. Won the 1896 by being backed by big business while he sat on his front-porch in Canton, Ohio. Eventually buckled under pressure to declare war on Spain which gained America an empire. Shortly into his second term, he was assassinated by a foreign-anarchist.
GRANT
William Taft
FDR
William McKinley
120s - Q7
The League of Nations proved ineffective in resolving tensions that led to WWII. What was THEE single factor that contributed to the ineffectiveness of the League?
Germany, Italy, and Japan all left the League of Nations
The United States never joined the League of Nations
There were not enough countries in the League of Nations
The Great Depression had bankrupted the League’s reliance on the Dawes Plan
120s - Q8
In April 1775, 400 British soldiers marched from Boston to Concord Massachusetts in an effort to destroy a warehouse filled with colonial weapons and supplies. In an effort to stop this British advance, colonial minutemen engaged in the first shots of the American Revolution at Lexington. Which of the following “Bill of Rights” 1789 addressed this?
Amendment 3: No soldier shall be quartered in any house without owner’s consent
Amendment 2: A well-regulated militia and the right to arms shall not be infringed
Amendment 4: The right of the people against illegal search and seizure
Amendment 1: Congress shall not abridge freedom of speech and press
120s - Q9
The British monarchy during the Revolutionary period is a perfect example of a government that believed oppression was the only way to maintain order. This statement is best supported by which Enlightenment philosopher
Locke
Hobbes
Robespierre
Voltaire
120s - Q10
Which of the following would be the most accurate statement in relation to this cartoon?
FDR New Deal programs actually made the American economy worse (‘sicker’)
Congress did not support many of FDR’s New Deal programs
FDR and Congress took a ‘laissez-faire’ approach to dealing with the Depression
FDR was providing the medicine he believed would cure the United States of it’s problems
120s - Q11
Became a unified country in 1871 by defeating Austria and France (with a little help from Italy). Later became BFFs with Austria-Hungary. Sought to be the #1 country in Europe.
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
the Ottoman Empire
120s - Q12
The French and Russian Revolutions are similar for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
the ‘old regime’ and its followers were allowed political exile to another country
resulted in radical social, political, economic, and cultural changes
spurred by socio-economic inequities
the use of terror with secret police spies
120s - Q13
Dropped out of the League of Nations when their aggressive-nationalistic foreign policy was questioned
Germany/Italy
Great Britain
THE US
France
120s - Q14
During his terms in office, President Franklin Roosevelt was criticized as a ‘wannabe Stalin’ mainly because FDR
The New was very similar to Stalin’s 5 year plans in that they were government-sponsored public works programs
authorized the construction of his face on Mount Rushmore
rigged elections by eliminating the Republican Party opposition
Threw out the bill of rights
120s - Q15
This “reason for imperialism” was created by the explosion of the Industrial Revolution in Europe and the United States
need for raw materials
need for military expansion and protection
. national pride
social Darwinism
120s