Nationalism Around the World
Quiz by Paul Bachman
Grade 9-12
Social Studies
California Public Schools Standards
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- Q1office of an Islamic spiritual leaderzaibatsucaliphateCominternoligarchy30s
- Q2deliberate mass murder of a particular racial, political, or cultural groupzaibatsucaliphateLong Marchgenocide30s
- Q3a military strategy that uses unexpected maneuversgenocideBalfour DecisionCominternguerilla tactics30s
- Q4rejected the use of U.S. military force in Latin AmericacaliphateoligarchyNew Life MovementGood Neighbor Policy30s
- Q5government in which a select group of people exercises controlcaliphateCominternguerrilla tacticsoligarchy30s
- Q6Atatürk tried to modernize Turkey bypursuing a policy of ethnic cleansing.structuring Turkey as a secular state.introducing new agricultural methods.strengthening the power of the caliphate.30s
- Q7What fueled tensions between Arabs and Jews in Palestine after World War I?decline of the Ottoman Empirelack of religious sites in the areacompetition for natural resourcesboth Arabs and Jews viewed the area as a potential national state30s
- Q8In 1923 the Nationalists and the Communists formed an alliance todrive imperialists out of China.take control of the Comintern.invade the city of Shanghai.embark upon the Long March.30s
- Q9Mao Zedong was convinced a Chinese revolution would be driven by thewealthy industrialists.European-educated elite.disgruntled urban working class.poverty-stricken rural peasants.30s
- Q10Diego Rivera’s murals werecritical of the Aztec.found only in government buildings.violations of classic fresco painting principles.aimed at the masses of people, many of whom were illiterate.30s
- Q11promoted traditional Confucian values while rejecting the individualism of Western capitalismguerilla tacticsgenocidecaliphateNew Life Movement30s
- Q12huge corporations that controlled large parts of the Japanese economyBalfour DeclarationCominternzaibatsuoligarchy30s
- Q13Communists’ escape from the Nationalist armyGood Neighbor PolicycaliphateLong MarchZaibatsu30s
- Q14worldwide organization of Communist parties formed to promote world revolutionCominternOligarchyLong MarchZaibatsu30s
- Q15supported the idea of a Jewish homeland in PalestineBalfour DeclarationNew Life MovementCominternBalfour Declaration30s