A person's jati indicates their

The leader of India's independence movement was

The world's tallest peak, standing at over 29,000 feet tall in Nepal, is

These are caused by underwater earthquakes.

10% of the world's population can be found on the

Pakistan and Bangladesh split into two different countries because they only had __________ in common.

India and Pakistan have been fighting over the _______________ region.

Bollywood is the location of India's thriving film industry in __________________.

Seasonal winds bringing heavy rains to South Asia are __________________.

India's plan to feed its growing population was the ________________________.

India's sacred river to Hindus was the __________________ River.

The tear-drop shaped country south of India is ___________________.

A fiber used to make string in South Asia is

Which South Asian country is a monarchy?

What country controlled South Asia through imperialism?

The military leaders of Feudal Japan that Samurai defended were

Japan has a _______________ population because 99% of the people are ethnic Japanese.

The world's most populous urban area is

Feudal Japan's warriors were

The Huang He is nicknamed the _______________ river because of the loess in it.

Short and swift describes the rivers of

Which East Asian physical feature was located on the border of Mongolia and China?

This is the border between North and South Korea...

Cultural divergence is occurring in

In which country would you find the majority of East Asia's resources?

Japan's location in this causes many tsunamis and earthquakes.

Why are Hiroshima and Nagasaki significant?

North Korea's leader is

How was the U.S. involved in the Korean War?

China uses what type of energy with the Three Gorges Dam?

Which East Asian country uses terrace farming?

A chain of islands is a(n)

Which Southeast Asian country is the only mainland and island country?

Three major languages spoken in Vietnam are...

The Khmer Rouge ruled as the communist government of _________________ from 1975-1979.

What is Southeast Asia's major religion?

Most Southeast Asians worked in the ______________ sector of the economy.

A loss of skilled workers is occurring in SE Asia because of __________________.

Thailand served as a ____________________ between British and French colonies.

In which SE Asian country did the U.S. get involved in a war over the spread of communism?

SE Asia's major crop is ______________.

SE Asia's main river is the _________________.

SE Asia's most common form of transportation is by

SE Asian countries were free of their colonizers by

Russia's most fertile land is the _______________.

The time of high tensions between the U.S. and Soviets...

The location of 1/2 the world's softwood timber in Russia...

Founded of communism in Russia...

Most Russians live on this.

Russia entered WWI to defend its Slavic ally, _______________.

What caused the 1917 revolution in Russia, which rid the country of the czar?

Which Soviet leader gained power by gaining a loyal following in the Communist Party?

The altitude and which trees no longer grow is...

Welfare states provide...

Which does NOT describe Europe?

Which is NOT on the Northern European Plain?

Which body of water provides Europe with needed oil and natural gas?

Why does France invest heavily in nuclear power?

Choose the correct United Kingdom Provinces.

What do the Netherlands build to prevent the North Sea from flooding their land that is below sea level?

What international organization tries to promote peace and free trade in Europe?

Spain and Portugal

Greece

Denmark

Who was NOT a part of the bourgeoisie of France's Third Estate ?

The Napoleonic Code...

Who believed a republic of virtue could only be attained through the use of terror?

Who was in charge of trials during the Reign of Terror?

What was the weapon of choice during the French Revolution?

Who crowned himself emperor of France following the French Revolution?

Who was the famous revolutionary painter during the French Revolution?

Who was in the first estate and what percentage of France were they?

What percentage of France was the second estate, and who composed this estate?

Who comprised 97% of France?

Which estate paid the taxes in France prior to the French Revolution?

When the Third Estate took the Tennis Court Oath, what did they swear?

Where was Napoleon's final defeat?

Which was NOT a cause of the French Revolution?

What American document influenced the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen?

What did the Third Estate rename itself when it took the Tennis Court Oath?

What government did the National Assembly create?

Who led the French National Guard?

What type of government did the New National Convention create?

Which was NOT an Allied Power during WWI?

Which was NOT a Central Power country during WWI?

When the entire society is committed and making sacrifices to the war effort it is called

The group that attempted to assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand was

The assassin of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was

Russia was the first country to ______________ its army in 1914, which was considered an act of war.

The trench warfare on the Western Front made WWI

Germany's plan for a two front war was the

Where were the Germans stopped on their advance to Paris during WWI?

During the Paris Peace Conference, what guided the U.S.'s motivations?

Germany's use of unrestricted submarine warfare caused

The leader of Russian forces during WWI was

What ended Russia's involvement in WWI?

What country betrayed the Central Powers in WWI?

Who became the spokesperson for democracy at the Paris Peace Conference?

Extreme patriotism is

Germany became a _______________, where the government has complete control over people's lives.

What event is known as the "Night of Broken Glass?"

What deprived Jews of their German citizenship?

Nazi Germany's secret police was the Gestapo. What was the similar group in Fascist Italy?

Hitler used lightning warfare, or _____________ in WWII.

Which country practiced appeasement towards Hitler before WWII began?

Which of the following is a cause of the Cold War?

What allowed Germany to invade Poland without fear of Soviet retaliation?

What was the "puppet state" in France in WWII?

The Japanese attacked ________________ in December 1941 when the U.S. cut off its supply to valuable resources.

Hiroshima was

At what battle were German forces stopped in the Eastern Front?

It took Germany less than _________________ to defeat France in WWII.

Which of the following events occurred first?