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A historian would find this passage most useful for understanding the
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inspections conducted by the daimyo during the Tokugawa period
design of public projects in the Tokugawa period
foreign policy concerns of the Tokugawa shogun
obligations of the daimyo under the Tokugawa shogun

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Q1
A historian would find this passage most useful for understanding the
inspections conducted by the daimyo during the Tokugawa period
design of public projects in the Tokugawa period
foreign policy concerns of the Tokugawa shogun
obligations of the daimyo under the Tokugawa shogun
30s
10.1a
Q2
Which claim can best be supported by this passage?
The primary role of the daimyo was keeping the shogun under surveillance.
The daimyo and the shogun were equal partners in the governance of Japan.
Regulations established by the shogun limited the size of Edo.
Service to the shogun often required personal sacrifice.
30s
10.1a
Q3
What impact did the situation described in this passage have on Mughal rule?
Competition between European countries brought increased stability to the Mughals.
Mughal political and economic authority became more centralized.
The Mughals led successful resistance efforts against French interference.
Foreign influence in India led to the Mughals’ loss of territorial control.
30s
10.1b
Q4
This passage could best be used by historians to address the
shifting balances of power and trade in India
peaceful coexistence between Hindus and Muslims
relationship between European migration and the spread of disease
social effects of urbanization and industrialization in India
30s
10.1b
Q5
What influenced the actions of the Haitian people in this cartoon?
the rebellions in the Spanish colonies led by Bolívar
the spread of Enlightenment ideas to Haiti
the adoption of Marxist ideas by revolutionaries in Haiti
the weakening of the Catholic Church in Latin America
30s
10.2a
Q6
What was a major result of the situation depicted in this cartoon?
The French monarchy granted rights to Haiti without any blood being shed.
The French Whites in Haiti formed a new government that abolished slavery.
Toussaint L’Ouverture led a revolution to win independence for the people of Haiti.
Napoleon formed an alliance with Toussaint L’Ouverture to jointly rule Haiti.
30s
10.2a
Q7
Which concept most influenced the major changes shown on this map?
nationalism
isolationism
universal suffrage
emancipation of serfs
30s
10.2b
Q8
Which claim is best supported by this passage?
There are many diverse cultures in England because it is near the Atlantic Ocean.
England has many economic advantages because of its island location.
The proximity of England to Germany makes it vulnerable to invasion.
England is isolated from overseas trade networks.
30s
10.3a
Q9
Which turning point is most closely associated with the geographic context described in this passage?
the Industrial Revolution
World War I
the Great Depression
the Russian Revolution
30s
10.3a
Q10
Which event most influenced the situation being described in this passage?
the Congress of Vienna
the Treaty of Versailles
the Berlin Conference
World War II
30s
10.4a
Q11
For which purpose could this passage best be used?
to provide a primary source of information to explain events during the Cold War
to show the perspective of indigenous people during the time period
to develop policies of religious toleration and consideration of traditional cultures
to give an example of resistance methods that can be modeled to other societies
30s
10.4a
Q12
Which event occurred as a result of the situation illustrated in this cartoon?
the sinking of unarmed ships by France
the rejection of the Treaty of Versailles
the installation of the Weimar government
the assassination of the archduke of Austria
30s
10.5a
Q13
Based on this cartoon, which statement best describes the cartoonist’s point of view?
A system of European alliances caused the escalation of tension in Europe.
European militarism prevented conflict.
Serbia was able to avoid getting involved with other European countries.
European peace relied on collective security.
30s
10.5a
Q14
Which situation is considered a cause of the events depicted in this cartoon?
the German invasion of Poland
the League of Nations’ inability to control aggressor nations
the policy of self-determination stated by the League of Nations
the failure of secret treaties created after World War I
30s
10.5b
Q15
Which claim about the League is best supported by this cartoon?
It failed to include Great Britain in the original charter.
It attacked Japan after the invasion of Manchuria, but lost the battles.
It supported Japan’s invasion of Manchuria by supplying troops.
It allowed Japan to invade Manchuria without any form of retaliation.
30s
10.5b