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End of the Year Final Review from Kahoot and Study Guide (Baljot) Flashcards

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What was the job of committee of public safety?

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Their job is to protect the revolution

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How did Germany raise money to pay reparations?

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They printed more money

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Suleiman is famous for?

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Creating a highly structured social organization

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During the enlightenment philosophers studied…

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Human rights, role of authority figures, and role of citizens in government

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What did Lenin promise?

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Peace land and bread

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Who snuck Lenin back into Russia? Why?

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Germany snuck him back into Russia because they didn’t want a two front war

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What event started WWII?

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German invasion of Poland

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Which of the following was NOT a way the U.S. and the Soviets competed? (Sorry i forgot to write the options!)

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Influence in art

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What led the Japanese to surrender ending WWII?

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Dropping of the atomic bombs

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What is humanism?

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The focus on human potential and achievement

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What is a totalitarian government?

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Takes control of every aspect of public and private life

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What were some ways slaves resisted their owners?

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Practicing voodoo, Suicide, and Infanticide(Killing their own children so that they don’t have to live like they did)

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Who were the Bolsheviks? (majority)

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They were radical Marxist revolutionaries

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Why was the caravel an important development in navigation?

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It was able to sail against the winds with its triangular sails

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Why did the U.S. get involved in WWI?

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Sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman note

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What was the Zimmerman note?

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That is Mexico helped Germany, then Germany would help Mexico defeat the U.S.

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What was the problem with the League of Nations?

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They had no army of their own could not force nations to provide troops, and the U.S. did not join

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Who created the league of nations?

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Woodrow Wilson the U.S President

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Why was the U.S. not a part of the League of Nations?

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Because they did not want to be a part of European affairs. This is also known as isolationism

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What are the factors of production?

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Land, Labor, and Capital

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What are activities that cause cultural blending?

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Conquest, migration, trade, and religious tolerance

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What was the Arab Spring?

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Both violent and nonviolent protests in the Middle East, Protests were about wanting more democracy in the government

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Which is not one of the M.A.I.N causes of WWI? industrialization, militarism, alliances, or nationalism?

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Industrialization, it is militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism

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What concept was the belief in divine right used to support?

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Absolute rule, god chose you to be the ruler

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25
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Leonardo da Vinci was considered a renaissance man because…?

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He was a painter, sculptor, scientist, and more

26
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What was significant about the Haitian slave revolt?

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It was the first successful slave revolt

27
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What advantages did Britain have that led to it becoming the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution?

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Agricultural revolution, political stability, and entrepreneurs

28
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What strategy did Stalin NOT use to control people? inoculation, propaganda, censorship, or police terror

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Inoculation was not used by Stalin, they used propaganda, censorship, and police terror, and indoctrinate

29
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What was the primary focuses of U.S. foreign policy after WWII?

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Contain the spread of communism

30
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Which three religions all had their origins in the Middle East?

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Christianity, Islam, and Judaism

31
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What was the date that will live in infamy?

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December 7, 1941, the Attack on Pearl Harbor

32
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How was the Cuban missile crisis solved?

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SU removes missiles from Cuba, U.S. removes missiles from Turkey. The U.S. missiles needed to be replaced in Turkey anyways and they did it six months later so that it didn’t look they had any correlation

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What were the three estates in France before the revolution?

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Nobles. Clergy, and everyone else. Unfair because the nobles and clergy made 2% of population, also only the everyone else payed the taxes

34
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Why did the cold war stay cold?

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Mutually assured destruction, both sides knew that the other side had weapons to destroy them

35
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How does instability in Middle East affect oil prices?

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It raises the price

36
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What motivated explorers?

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God, Glory, and Gold. spread Christianity, get famous and rich

37
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How did Hitler respond to appeasement by France and Great Britain?

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He took more land

38
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Who was to blame for WWI according to the Treaty of Versailles?

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Germany, they were forced to sign a war guilt clause

39
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Indulgences were…?

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A pardon- excused a person from performing penalties for sin. Give money and your sin washed away

40
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Why did Henry VII split from the Catholic Church?

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He wanted a divorce because his wife didn’t give him a son, and he also didn’t want to pay taxes

41
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What is the Renaissance?

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The rebirth of art and learning

42
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What is a renaissance man?

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Someone that excels in many fields

43
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Who was Martin Luther and why was he important in history?

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He was a German monk who wrote 95 formal statements against the Church and the selling of indulgenes

44
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Where did Christianity originate?

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Jerusalem, middle east

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Where did Islam originate?

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Mecca, middle east

46
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Where did Judaism originate?

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Israel, middle east

47
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Where did Buddhism originate?

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Asia or India

48
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Where did Hinduism originate?

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India

49
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Define absolute monarch

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absolute control over everything

50
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Define Blitzkrieg

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Lightning war: Fast-moving airplanes and tanks first, followed by massive infantry forces

51
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Describe the ways the U.S. and Soviet Union competed during the cold war

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Science and technology

52
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What was the non-aggression pact?

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deal between Russia and Germany to take no military action against each other

53
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Define island hopping

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Traveling from one island to another

54
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What was the cold war?

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The war/tension between United States and the Soviet Union

55
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How does the alliance system lead to a world war?

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Trust issues arise and people start going against each other

56
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Who were the Mensheviks? (minority)

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social democrats who wanted to wait until Russia was fully industrialized and then the working class would overthrow the government

57
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Who was Joseph Stalin?

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Dictator of Russia

58
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How is trench warfare a change in the style of warfare?

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Take cover, also more diseases

59
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Define Capitalism

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you get to keep what you make and have without interference

60
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What was the enlightenment

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the age of reason

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