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Q3 MWH Exam Review
Q3 MHW Exam Review
Question | Answer |
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How did the Agricultural Revolution lead to the Industrial Revolution? | Farms maximized production forcing farmers to seek jobs in the city. |
Industrial Revolution | increased output of machine-made goods that began in England during the late 1700s |
Factors of Production | land, labor, and capital |
The first major industry to industrialize | textiles |
Entrepreneur | business person |
Impact of technological advances on industry | production of goods increased |
Industrial Revolution's affect on cities | population grew faster than the housing supply |
Moving from the country to the city for jobs... | urbanization |
What political ideology wanted to limit voting rights to educated property owners but change the government? | liberals |
Promoted Laissez-faire government and capitalism | Adam Smith |
Government system which redistributes wealth in an equal way. | Socialism |
Powerful trading force in India; controlled tea, indigo, coffee, and cotton trade | British East India Company |
Area in which Western nations controlled trade/investment in China | Sphere of Influence |
This country forced China to trade opium! | Britain |
Why was India considered the "Jewel in the Crown?" | India was a valuable colony for Britain |
Ming/Qing policy of showing strength through limiting trade with foreigners. | Isolationism |
United States wanted to access trade with China led to the... | Open Door Policy |
The growth of urban populations aided in the growth of... | Industry |
Why was Franz Ferdinand in Serajevo? | To make sure Serbia would not interfere with their control over Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
Trench warfare | trenchfoot, battle of attrition, and wet conditions |
Nationalism | the belief that people with a common ethnic ancestry, shared language, culture, history, and religion have the right to their own state |
Germany's grand scheme/plan to win WWI | Schleiffen Plan |
The Balkans..."the powder keg of Europe" was located where... | Southeastern Europe |
Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace after WWI | League of Nations |
The member countries at the Treaty of Versailles' reaction to Woodrow Wilson's plans... | Accepted some points of the plan |
Women's suffrage | the right to vote |
Economic system based on private ownership of the means of production | capitalism |
Document which prohibited slavery in the Southern states of the Union | Emancipation Proclamation |
Alexander II promoted reforms in Russia upon losing which war? | The Crimean War |
The Treaty of Versailles main goal was to... | Punish Germany by blaming them for the war, forcing them to give back land, and pay reparations. |
Appeasement of Hitler in the 1930s main aim was to... | satisfy Hitler's desire for territorial expansion |
Which of the following signaled the beginning of the Great Depression? | Stock market crash |
Axis Powers of WWII | Italy, Japan, and Germany |
Dictator of Germany who took power in 1933... | Adolf Hitler |
Major purpose of the League of Nations and the United Nations... | To solve international problems and promote world peace. |
Fascism emphasizes the needs for... | a strong central government led by a dictator |
Which document did the United States not sign following WWI? | Treaty of Versailles |
Purpose of Propaganda | to promote information to the masses and influence their beliefs |