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Final exam review
- 11. Central Powers: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire Allies (Entente): Russia, France, Britain, Serbia, Italy (after 1915), United States
- 26. What were some of the benefits people experienced due to the Industrial Revolution? Working Conditions Living Conditions
- 27. - Which goes where? -One-party state -Industry and agriculture owned by state -Revolution by working class -Low standard of living (ask what Standard of Living means) -Classless society -Government controls aspects of people’ s lives -Censorship -Free Elections -Industry and agriculture controlled by individuals -Drive for profits -Limits on government interference -Free speech -High standard of living Capitalism Communism
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Intellectual curiosity; desire for economic gain & promise of trade with Asia
- Aztec & Inca; Portugal
- C, B
- A, C
- Have students discuss Imperial Expansion:
- Point out the different alliances between the countries,
- Have students discuss what they know about the new weapons of WWI and trench warfare
- A, D
- B, C
- T, F
- F (complete Islamic rule) , F (stock market crash)
- B, B
- A
- Yes, No, No, Yes, No, Yes, Yes, Yes, No
- Telephone: Bell, Phonograph: Edison, Dynamite: Alfred Nobel, Telegraph: Samuel Morse, Wireless Telegraph (Radio) Guglielmo Marconi (though many claim Nikola Tesla beat him to it a few years earlier)
- (Goes with Communism) -One-party state -Industry and agriculture owned by state -Revolution by working class -Low standard of living (ask what Standard of Living means) -Classless society -Government controls aspects of people’ s lives -Censorship (Goes to Capitalism) -Free Elections -Industry and agriculture controlled by individuals -Drive for profits -Limits on government interference -Free speech -High standard of living
- B
- First 3 are the answers to the test question
- c
- A
- d
- b
- True
- B
- 1. B, 2. D, 3. D. Augusto Pinochet, military despot and puppet of the U.S. government, 1973 – 1990.
- 1. C, 2. B, 3. A
- 1. Education 2. South Africa 3. Iran 4. Afghanistan
- 1.) D 2.) Carbon Emissions from cars (and trucks)