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1.
who did not lead the fight to end slavery?

olaudah equiano

thomas jefferson

frederick douglass

abraham lincoln
2.
which was not a main idea behind zionism?

the jewish people needed to establish their home in the location of the ancient kingdom of israel.

jewish adoption of national languages was necessary to fully integrate into european society.

anti-semitism was a persistent feature of human society that assimilation could not solve.

jewish emancipation required courage, initiative, tenacity, willpower and personal sacrifice.
3.
which was not a motive of imperialism?

to continue mercantilist practices and policies

to serve as supply stations for maritime trade

to maintain a european balance of power

to diffuse social tensions with patriotic fervor
4.
which was a cause of the haitian revolution?

discrimination of non-french ethnicities

colonization attempt by french explorers

inspiration from the american revolution

taxation of colonial elites by france
5.
which was not a global effect of industrialization?

foreign exports devastating local traditional industries

concentration of wealth in the hands of a small elite

exploitation of colonial holdings for raw materials

local economies flourishing from free-trade worldwide
6.
which was not an underlying cause of the revolutions of 1830 and 1848 in europe?

budding romantic movement

swelling resistance to constitutionalism

growing liberal spirit

rising tide of nationalism
7.
which was not a reason the industrial revolution began in england?

international markets

rich coal deposits

colonial-supplied raw materials

large stores of timber
8.
which was not a cause associated with the taiping rebellion?

wealthy elites holding the majority of the land

increasing drug addiction

rising peasant poverty rates

prohibition of footbinding
9.
which was not a key event associated with the independence of canada?

british authorities permitted the provinces to govern their own affairs.

the fear of u. s. expansion prompted britain to grant autonomy.

the french threat of invasion led to an end of ethnic disputes.

the war of 1812 stimulated canadian unity against the united states.
10.
which was a guiding principle driving the decisions at the congress of vienna?

restoring prewar mercantilist economic policies

instituting self-determination for differing peoples

reestablishing prerevolutionary governments

promoting the liberal idea of popular sovereignty
11.
which was a foundation of the industrial revolution?

large states held huge supplies of raw materials.

coal replaced wood as the primary source of fuel.

road infrastructure replaced waterways for transport.

mercantilist policies drove down the price of goods.
12.
which was a key event associated with the mexican revolution of 1911 to 1920?

napoleon iii attempted to re-create a french-controlled mexican absolute monarchy.

juárez instituted la reforma to limit the power of the military and the catholic church.

middle-class mexicans joined with peasants and workers to overthrow the dictator porfirio díaz.

santa anna’s defeat in the mexican-american war caused mutiny and rebellion at home.
13.
which best describes european imperialism in the pacific?

europeans negotiated coastal treaty ports with indigenous rulers for trade and re-supply of naval fleets.

europeans established settler colonies and european-dominant political institutions in the pacific islands.

europeans sought commercial opportunities and reliable bases for their operations in the pacific islands.

europeans enslaved the indigenous population of the pacific islands for hard labor on sugar plantations.
14.
which was not a technology that made imperialism possible?

rifled machine guns

telegraphs

railroads

lateen sails
15.
which describes a benefit of nationalism?

satisfied independent states which led to less animosity and war between states

alliances of new independent states dedicated to protecting each others’ borders

promotion of interests of the national group while fostering pride in cultural accomplishments

rise of independent nationalistic states willing to negotiate on matters of global commerce