Question 1

What was the primary source of wealth and power in feudal society?

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b. Land

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c. Artifacts

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a. Stonework

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d. Technology

Question 2

What did vassals owe their lords in times of war?

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b. Military service

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c. Land

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a. Money

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d. Crops

Question 3

How were the relationships between lords and vassals governed?

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b. By feudal contracts

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c. By royal decrees

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a. By religious laws

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d. By democratic votes

Question 4

What did peasants owe their lords in addition to labor on the lord's land?

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a. Payment of taxes

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d. Fine clothing

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b. Military training

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c. Aristocratic titles

Question 5

Who divided their land among vassals in feudal society?

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c. The nobles

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d. The lords

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a. The peasants

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b. The knights

Question 6

True or False: Heraldry and Coat of Arms is passed down according to last name.

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False

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True

Question 7

What was one of the significant influences that the clergy (AKA Monks and Priests, not Pope) had during the Middle Ages?

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b. Providing guidance and counsel to believers

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d. All of the above

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a. Military leadership

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c. Economic trade negotiations

Question 8

Which statement accurately reflects the Church's role in regulating social behavior during the Middle Ages?

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b. Canon law governed various aspects of daily life

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d. The clergy never administered penance to sinners

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c. The Church focused solely on economic matters

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a. The Church had no interest in social control

Question 9

What did the Church use tithes, donations, and land grants for during the Middle Ages?

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d. B and C

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b. Helping those in need

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c. Supporting its activities and maintaining influence

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e. A and B

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a. Funding secular (non-religious) military campaigns

Question 10

In addition to their military role, knights were expected to:

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b. Defend the weak and vulnerable

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d. Hoard resources

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a. Promote laziness

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c. Ignore the cries for help

Question 11

What was a defining characteristic of knights?

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c. Courage

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a. Fear of challenges

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d. Cowardice

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b. Hiding from danger

Question 12

How did the Crusades impact European society?

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c. They facilitated the growth of military orders

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a. They led to the decline of the silk road

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d. They had no influence on religion

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b. They weakened the power of monarchies

Question 13

Who called Christian Crusaders to take arms against the Muslim Empires?

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Pope Urban II

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King Edward III

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Pope Francis

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King Charlemagne

Question 14

How did the Black Death spread to Europe?

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c. Via the Silk Road trade routes

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d. Through infected livestock

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b. Through airborne transmission

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a. By sea along the Arctic Ocean

Question 15

What were the long-term social consequences of the Black Death?

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b. Increase in medieval church authority

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d. Decrease in the bargaining power of peasants

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c. Weakening the power of trade

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a. Strengthening of feudalism

Question 16

How did people respond to the Black Death in terms of religious practices?

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b. Heightened religious fervor

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a. Increased skepticism towards religion

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c. Embracing atheism

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d. Abandoning all religious beliefs

Question 17

A key idea in Confucianism is known as ___________________________, or the belief that leaders should be virtuous individuals, and their rule should be based on moral authority rather than force.​

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Ethical Governance

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Social Harmony

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Yin and Yang

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The Civil Service Exam

Question 18

A key concept emphasized in Confucianism is ___________________, or the idea that a well-ordered family contributes to a harmonious society.

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Filial Piety

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Legalism

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Daoism

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Ethical Governance

Question 19

"Dao" also means

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The Way

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The Universe

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The Peace

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The Family

Question 20

Daoism emphasizes harmony with _________________

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Nature

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The Government

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Family

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Society

Question 21

____________________ is often associated with social order, ethics, and the proper functioning of society. ​

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Confucianism

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Daoism

Question 22

___________________  emphasizes a more individualistic approach, encouraging alignment with the natural order.​

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Daoism

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Confucianism

Question 23

Which Dynasty is often considered a "Golden Age" in Chinese History?

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Tang

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Zhou

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Ming

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Qin

Question 24

Who founded the Mongol Empire?

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Genghis Khan

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Genges Laozi

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Kublai Khan

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Lao Tzu

Question 25

The Mongol army was notable for it's efficient domestication and use of ________________.

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Horses

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Sheep

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Mules

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Poultry

Question 26

The Civil Service Exam was a result of _____________ teachings.

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Confucianist

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Islamic

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Buddhist

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Daoist

Question 27

Who is famous for conquering the Aztec people?

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Hernan Cortes

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Fransisco Pizarro

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Christopher Columbus

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Ferdinand Magellan

Question 28

This civilization was famous for their extensive number and calendar system--creating a calendar that dated all the way to 2012 CE

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Maya

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Olmec

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Aztec

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Inca

Question 29

This pre-columbian civilization is famous for their impressive network of roads which stretched over 24,000 miles

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Inca

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Maya

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Olmec

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Aztec

Question 30

Because this civilization resided in the Andes mountains, they were forced to discover terrace farming which cut steps into the mountain side--irrigating crops through snow and rain runoff from the mountains.

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Inca

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Aztec

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Olmec

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Maya

Question 31

This is the understanding that the sun and all planets in the solar system orbit around the earth.

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Geocentric Model

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Aleocentric Model

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Oreocentric Model

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Heliocentric Model

Question 32

The Heliocentric model places the ____________ at the center of the solar system.

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Sun

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Galaxy

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Earth

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Moon

Question 33

This movement shifted thinkers from a religious and philosophical understanding of the world to a more empirical and mathematical one

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Scientific Revolution

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Counter-Reformation

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Spanish Inquisition

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Protestant Reformation

Question 34

This is a process in which you make observations, form hypotheses, conduct experiments, and draw conclusions to study and understand the natural world

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Scientific Method

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Social Experiment

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Reformation

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Enlightenment

Question 35

Who invented the printing press during the Renaissance?

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d. Johannes Gutenberg

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a. Isaac Newton

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b. Galileo Galilei

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c. Leonardo da Vinci

Question 36

Who made pioneering discoveries with the telescope, including the moons of Jupiter and the phases of Venus?

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c. Galileo Galilei

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a. René Descartes

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b. Nicolaus Copernicus

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d. William Harvey

Question 37

What was the primary reason for Galileo's conflict with the Catholic Church?

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d. Support for the heliocentric model

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c. Advocacy for empirical observation

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a. Support for the geocentric model

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b. Publication of "Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems"

Question 38

This is the belief that Government is an agreement or contract between the rulers and it's people. People agree to give up some freedoms so that they can be protected by the government.

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Social Contract

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Scientific Method

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Freedom of Speech

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Natural Rights

Question 39

Who is often credited with sparking the Protestant Reformation?

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c. Martin Luther

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b. Ulrich Zwingli

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d. Henry VIII

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a. John Calvin

Question 40

Which technological advancement fueled the rapid spread of the Protestant Reformation across Europe?

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c. Printing press

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a. Radio

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d. Internet

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b. Telegraph

Question 41

What key document did Martin Luther nail to the church door in Wittenberg?

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c. The Ninety-five Theses

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b. The Magna Carta

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a. The Ten Commandments

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d. The Declaration of Independence

Question 42

What was the name for someone who goes against the Catholic Church

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Heretic

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Philosopher

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Scientist

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Inquisitor

Question 43

Why did King Henry VIII separate England from the Catholic Church?

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He wanted to divorce his wife

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He was companions with Martin Luther

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He wanted freedom of religion

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He converted to protestantism

Question 44

What was World War 1 known as prior to World War 2

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The Great War

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The 7 Years War

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The War of 1914

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The Eurasian War

Question 45

Who murdered Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

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The Black Hand

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The Nazi Party

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The Serbian Socialist Party

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The Black Wraith

Question 46

This is the name for the use of submarines on civilian ships

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Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

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Neutral Rights

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Militarism

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Trench Warfare

Question 47

Complex ditch systems with front-line support fortified with barbed wire, sandbags, and firing positions

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Trenches

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Sanctions

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Artillery

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Cavalry

Question 48

Who abdicated the Russian throne following the Bolshevik revolution?

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Tsar Nicholas the II

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Keiser Wilhelm II

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King George III

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Rasputin

Question 49

What was Germany's monarchy replaced with following Keiser Wilhelm II's abdication?

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Republic

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Dictatorship

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Monarchy

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Oligarchy

Question 50

What did the Zimmerman telegram offer Mexico?

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An alliance

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A trade deal

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Nothing

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Unrestricted warfare

Question 51

This is the act of giving the opposing side in an argument or war an advantage that they have demanded, in order to prevent further disagreement.

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Appeasement

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Recession

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Fascism

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Impearialism

Question 52

By July 1932, the Nazi Party became the largest political party in the ________________ (Parliament) with 230 representatives

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Reichstag

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Reich

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Auschlander

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Blieschtiff

Question 53

In the final years of the Weimar Republic, the government ruled by

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Emergency Decree

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Popular Vote

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Military Force

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Religion

Question 54

President Paul von Hinderburg appointed Hitler ___________________ in 1933

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Chancellor

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Dictator

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President

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Vice President

Question 55

What did Hitler think of Marxism?

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A threat that needed to be destroyed

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A useful tool for world domination

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He did not care about Marxism

Question 56

What did the Enabling Act do?

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They allowed Hitler to enact laws without the consent of parliament

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It suspended basic rights

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It removed citizenship from Jewish people

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It punished Germans for housing Jews

Question 57

These were laws that took German citizenship away from Jews.

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Nuremburg Laws

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Reichstag Fire Decree

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Enabling Act

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Treaty of Versailles

Question 58

On November 9th, 1938, violent Anti-Jew demonstrations broke out. Mobs destroyed hundreds of synagogues. This was known as

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Kristallnacht

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Holocaust

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Nuremburg

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Gynszpan

Question 59

At the height of deportations, the ____________________ killing center murdered 6,000 Jews a day

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Auschwitz

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Wannsee

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Chelmno

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Dachau

Question 60

A message from Germany to Mexico that offered an alliance

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Zimmerman Telegram

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Olive Branch Petition

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Treaty of Brestlitovsk

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Defence of the Realm Act

Question 61

Ended Russia's involvement in the war

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Treaty of Brestlitovsk

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Zimmerman Telegram

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Chemical Weapons Ban

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Defence of the Realm Act

Question 62

A ceasefire agreement signed by Germany with the Allies

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Armistice

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Zimmerman Telegram

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Treaty of Brestlitovsk

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Defence of the Realm Act

Question 63

Geneva Protocol

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Chemical Weapons Ban

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Armistice

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Treaty of Brestlitovsk

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Defence of the Realm Act

Question 64

Limited public freedoms in Britain

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Defence of the Realm Act

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Armistice

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Treaty of Brestlitovsk

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Chemical Weapons Ban

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