Are you prepared for this quiz on modern global history? This quiz may be of assistance. You should grasp what peasants in the Soviet Union were forced to do under Stalin and what is “Peace, Land, Bread, ”which common problem did Northern Ireland, India, and Israel face in the late 1940s, and how was Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and Communist Russia similar. This quiz will show you how much you know about modern global history.
Policies of the enlightened despots
Start of the Neolithic Revolution
Success of the German unification movement
Spread of imperialism to Africa and Asia
Become members of the ruling party
Support the Russian Orthodox Church
Join collective farms
Move to large cities
End France’s occupation of Russia
Gain popular support to overthrow the government
Restore Czar Nicholas II to power
Resolve conflicts between farmers of diverse ethnic backgrounds
The need to adjust to a post-communist political system
Continued violent confrontations between different religious groups
Economic depression that resulted from rapid industrialization
Overpopulation of urban centers
Prevent the start of another world war
Stop the Nazis from invading the Soviet Union
Obey an order from the League of Nations
Obtain advanced German military weapons in exchange
Protected individual rights
Elected their leaders through popular vote
Supported market-based economies
Established totalitarian governments
A → B → C → D
B → A → D → C
C → D → B → A
D → C → A → B
Prosecute persons accused of war crimes
Contain the spread of communism
Channel relief aid to war-torn nations
Provide a means of solving international problems
China and Mongolia
Vietnam and Korea
Pakistan and Ireland
Poland and Cuba
Modernized their economies
Introduced democratic ideas
Supported minority rights
Violated human rights
Encourage development of alternative energy sources
Promote international free trade
Provide funds for the World Bank
Regulate oil policies
Nationalism
Imperialism
Interdependence
Socialism
A traditional economy
A command economy
A free-market economy
Laissez-faire economics
Escape from the threat of communism
Desire for religious freedom
Fear of natural disasters
Hope for economic opportunities
The Mandate of Heaven
Economic dependence
Cultural diffusion
The civil service system
Socialism
Isolationism
Westernization
Democratization
Mongol invasions
European imperialism
Japanese aggression
African slave trading
Had greater deposits of natural resources
Encountered government resistance to economic growth
Used isolationism to increase its economic power
Duplicated the factory systems used in China
These events led to democratic reforms.
Repressive action was taken to end both protests.
Strong action was taken by the United Nations.
Both events brought communist governments to power.
Heavy taxation of manufacturers
Strict government control of the economy
Minimal government involvement in the economy
Government investments in major industries
The establishment of communist governments in Asia
Latin American revolutions in the early 19th century
The independence movement in India
European imperialism in the late 19th century
Need to maintain a traditional society
Desire for a modern industrialized society
Colonization by Western nations
Encouragement of foreign investment
Rise of fascism in Europe
Bolshevik Revolution
World War I
Signing of the Treaty of Versailles
Imperialism
Nationalism
Capitalism
Isolationism
Admired the economic power of China
Lacked coal, iron, and other important resources
Wanted to unify the governments of East Asia
Feared the expansion of Nazi Germany in the Pacific
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