Chapter 28 Practice Test
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Chapter 28 Practice Test assesses understanding of historical ideologies and movements, including meritocracy, Zionism, and key texts like Common Sense. It evaluates knowledge of political theories and figures, enhancing comprehension of historical contexts and critical thinking in political science.
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Meritocracy best describes
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Based on income
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Based on ability
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Based on merit
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Based on economy
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A. Based on abilityExplanation
Meritocracy best describes a system where individuals are rewarded and given opportunities based on their abilities and skills. In a meritocracy, success is determined by one's talent, qualifications, and achievements rather than factors such as income or social status. This means that individuals who possess the necessary abilities and demonstrate their merit are more likely to succeed and advance in such a system.Rate this question:
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What is The Third Estate: Abbe Sieyes:: ___________:Thomas Paine
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Candide
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What is the First Estate
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Declaration of The Rights of Women and The Female Citizen
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Common Sense
Correct Answer
A. Common SenseExplanation
The analogy presented in the question is that Abbe Sieyes is known for his work "What is The Third Estate," and the correct answer is Thomas Paine's work "Common Sense." Both works were influential in their respective revolutions (French Revolution and American Revolution) and advocated for radical political change. Therefore, the analogy suggests that just as Abbe Sieyes is associated with "What is The Third Estate," Thomas Paine is associated with "Common Sense."Rate this question:
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Olympe de Gouges was a feminist in America who wrote Declaration of Man and the Citizens
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Olympe de Gouges was not a feminist in America, but rather a French feminist. She did write the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen, not the Declaration of Man and the Citizens as stated in the question. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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Check all that correspond with "John Locke"
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Second Treatise of Civil Governement
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Conservative
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Liberal
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Declaration of the Rights of Men and The Citizen
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Popular Sovreignity
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The Social Contract
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A. Second Treatise of Civil Governement
A. Conservative
A. Popular SovreignityExplanation
John Locke is associated with the Second Treatise of Civil Government, which is one of his major works. This treatise discusses the concept of government and the rights and responsibilities of individuals within society. Locke's ideas are often considered to be foundational to liberal political thought, as he advocated for limited government and the protection of individual rights. However, he is also associated with conservative political thought, as his ideas on property rights and the preservation of traditional institutions align with conservative principles. Additionally, Locke's concept of popular sovereignty, which asserts that political power resides with the people, is another key aspect of his philosophy. Therefore, the correct answers are Second Treatise of Civil Government, Conservative, and Popular Sovereignty.Rate this question:
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__________ was the movement to provide jewish people with a home/nation of their own.
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Zionism
zionismExplanation
Zionism refers to the movement that aimed to establish a homeland for Jewish people. It sought to create a nation where Jewish people could have their own state and live freely, particularly in the region of Palestine. The movement was founded in the late 19th century and gained momentum in the early 20th century, leading to the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948. Zionism was driven by the desire to provide a safe haven for Jewish people, especially in the wake of widespread anti-Semitism and persecution experienced by Jewish communities around the world.Rate this question:
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American revolutionaries won their independence primarily because of
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French support, being united to fight for the cause of freedom, guerrilla tactics, superior military leadership
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English Support, being united to fight for the cause of freedom, better supply chains, superior military leadership
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Austrian support, better technology, better supply chains, the anchien regime
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The Third Estate, Robespierre, French Support, better technology
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A. French support, being united to fight for the cause of freedom, guerrilla tactics, superior military leadershipExplanation
The American revolutionaries won their independence primarily because of French support, being united to fight for the cause of freedom, guerrilla tactics, and superior military leadership. French support was crucial as it provided the American colonists with military aid, supplies, and naval support, turning the tide of the war in their favor. The colonists were also united in their desire for freedom from British rule, which strengthened their resolve and determination. The use of guerrilla tactics, such as hit-and-run attacks and ambushes, allowed the colonists to effectively disrupt British operations and weaken their forces. Finally, the American revolutionaries had superior military leadership, with figures like George Washington who were able to strategize and lead their troops to victory.Rate this question:
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Napoleon was a French war hero trained by The Corsica Military academy who fought along side Paoli in the Corsican Revolution.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because Napoleon was not trained by The Corsica Military academy. He actually attended the French military academy in Brienne-le-Château and later graduated from the École Militaire in Paris. Additionally, while he did participate in the Corsican Revolution, he did not fight alongside Paoli.Rate this question:
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Check all that correspond with Napoleon
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Concordat of 1801
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What is the Third Estate
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Legion of Horror
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Bank of France
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Encirclement of France
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A. Concordat of 1801
A. Bank of FranceExplanation
The Concordat of 1801 was an agreement between Napoleon Bonaparte and Pope Pius VII that reestablished the Catholic Church in France after the French Revolution. It allowed the Church to regain some of its power and influence in the country. The Bank of France was established by Napoleon in 1800 as the central bank of the country, which played a crucial role in stabilizing the French economy. Both the Concordat of 1801 and the Bank of France are significant aspects of Napoleon's rule and his efforts to restore stability in France.Rate this question:
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The Reign of Terror is also known as
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The Directory
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The Convention
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Levee en Masse
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Estates General
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Ancein Regime
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A. The ConventionExplanation
The Reign of Terror is also known as The Convention because it refers to a period during the French Revolution when the National Convention held power in France. This period, which lasted from 1793 to 1794, was characterized by extreme violence and mass executions as the revolutionaries sought to eliminate counter-revolutionary elements and consolidate their power. The Convention was responsible for implementing policies that led to the Reign of Terror, such as the establishment of revolutionary tribunals and the Committee of Public Safety.Rate this question:
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The American Constitution is a great example of
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Ancien Regime
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Popular Sovreignity
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Napoleonic Code
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Peninsulares
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A. Popular SovreignityExplanation
The American Constitution is a great example of popular sovereignty because it establishes the idea that the power of the government comes from the people. Popular sovereignty means that the ultimate authority lies with the citizens who elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf. The American Constitution reflects this principle by outlining the rights and freedoms of individuals and creating a system of government that is accountable to the people. This concept of popular sovereignty was a key component in the formation of the United States and continues to be a fundamental aspect of American democracy.Rate this question:
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Name one of the four attempts at an enlightened society. (*Hint: Revolutions)
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American Revolution
Haitian Revolution
Mexican Revolution
French Revolution
american revolution
haitian revolution
mexican revolution
french revolutionExplanation
The correct answer is American Revolution, Haitian Revolution, Mexican Revolution, and French Revolution. These four events were attempts at creating enlightened societies by overthrowing oppressive regimes and establishing new systems of government based on principles such as equality, liberty, and individual rights. Each revolution had its own unique context and goals, but they all sought to challenge the existing social and political order and create a more just and equitable society.Rate this question:
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The __________ supported revolutionary ideas in America
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Loyalists
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Peninsulares
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Patriots
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Caudillos
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A. PatriotsExplanation
The Patriots supported revolutionary ideas in America. They were individuals who advocated for independence from British rule during the American Revolution. They believed in the principles of liberty, equality, and self-governance, and actively fought against British oppression. The Patriots played a crucial role in shaping the foundation of the United States and establishing it as an independent nation.Rate this question:
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How did the American revolution exemplify Enlightenment ideals?
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It supported deportation of all Haitians
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It supported freedom of slaves
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It required registry of all muskets
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It supported fair taxes and popular sovreignity
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A. It supported fair taxes and popular sovreignityExplanation
The American revolution exemplified Enlightenment ideals by supporting fair taxes and popular sovereignty. The Enlightenment era emphasized the importance of individual rights, equality, and the consent of the governed. The revolutionaries fought against unfair taxation imposed by the British government without representation, advocating for the idea that taxes should be levied fairly and with the consent of the people. They also championed the concept of popular sovereignty, asserting that the power and authority of the government should come from the people themselves. These principles align with the Enlightenment ideals of individual liberty, equality, and democratic governance.Rate this question:
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Who supported the American revolution and why?
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Conservatives; sees the British as a threat to national security
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Conservatives; sees king as the real revolutionay
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Liberals; supports change and enlightenment
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Liberals; also known as patriots
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A. Conservatives; sees king as the real revolutionayExplanation
The correct answer is "Conservatives; sees king as the real revolutionary." This means that conservatives supported the American revolution because they believed that the king of Britain was the true revolutionary, fighting against the British government's tyranny and oppression. They saw the king as a symbol of change and believed that his actions would lead to a better future for the American colonies.Rate this question:
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Napoleon's career took a turn for the worst when
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He revoked the Civil Code
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Lost at Waterloo
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Invaded Russia
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Invaded Egypt
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Invaded Italy
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A. Invaded RussiaExplanation
Napoleon's career took a turn for the worst when he invaded Russia. This military campaign, known as the French invasion of Russia, was a major strategic mistake for Napoleon. The Russian winter, guerrilla warfare tactics, and the vastness of the country's territory proved to be significant challenges for the French army. As a result, Napoleon suffered heavy losses, including the destruction of his Grande Armée, and his reputation as a military genius was tarnished. This defeat marked a turning point in his career and ultimately led to his downfall.Rate this question:
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___________ was the symbol of Nationalism in Italy.
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King Wilhelm
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Guiseppe Garibaldi
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Otto von Bismarck
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Fetty Wap
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A. Guiseppe GaribaldiExplanation
Giuseppe Garibaldi was a key figure in the unification of Italy and is widely recognized as a symbol of nationalism in the country. He played a crucial role in the Risorgimento movement, leading military campaigns and fighting for the independence and unity of Italy. Garibaldi's efforts and his commitment to the cause of Italian nationalism made him a revered figure among the Italian people. His actions and leadership embodied the spirit of nationalism, making him the symbol of this movement in Italy.Rate this question:
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The German "Volk" are the best example of
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Anti-semites
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Political nationalism
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Cultural nationalism
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Loyalists
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A. Cultural nationalismExplanation
The German "Volk" refers to the concept of a German ethnic community or nation. Cultural nationalism is the belief that a nation's identity is primarily based on its culture, language, and traditions. The German "Volk" can be seen as a prime example of cultural nationalism as it emphasizes the importance of German culture and heritage in shaping the nation's identity. This ideology promotes a sense of unity and pride among Germans based on their shared cultural values and traditions.Rate this question:
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According to the previous map, what is the name of the highlighted nation, who ruled it(1862), and did it have a nationalist society?
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Austria, Wihelm, no
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Prussia, Bismarck, yes
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Austria, Wilhelm, no
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Prussia, Wilhelm, yes
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Prussia, Bismarck, no
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A. Prussia, Wilhelm, yesExplanation
The correct answer is Prussia, Wilhelm, yes. According to the previous map, Prussia was the highlighted nation in 1862. Wilhelm was the ruler of Prussia during that time. Additionally, Prussia had a nationalist society, indicating a strong sense of national identity and pride among its people.Rate this question:
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Simon Bolivar was a fervent Republican and Creole elite and took up arms against the Spanish government in South America. He ultimately failed and pronounced South America "ungovernable".
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Simon Bolivar was indeed a fervent Republican and Creole elite who fought against the Spanish government in South America. Despite his efforts, he was ultimately unsuccessful and came to the conclusion that South America was "ungovernable." This suggests that the statement is true.Rate this question:
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Voting is a right, not a privilege
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Conservative
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Liberal
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A. ConservativeExplanation
The statement "Voting is a right, not a privilege" aligns more with the conservative ideology. Conservatives generally prioritize individual rights and freedoms, and view voting as a fundamental right that should be protected and accessible to all eligible citizens. They may argue for stricter voter ID laws to prevent fraud while ensuring the integrity of the election process. On the other hand, liberals may view voting as both a right and a privilege, emphasizing the importance of equal access to voting and advocating for policies that make it easier for marginalized communities to participate in elections.Rate this question:
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Society is an organism that changes slowly over generations.
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Conservative
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Liberal
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A. ConservativeExplanation
The statement suggests that society is like an organism that evolves gradually over time. This aligns with the conservative ideology, which emphasizes the preservation of traditional values and institutions. Conservatives believe that change should be slow and cautious, as they value stability and continuity. Therefore, the idea that society changes slowly over generations resonates with the conservative perspective.Rate this question:
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Championed values of Freedom and Equality
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Conservative
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Liberal
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A. LiberalExplanation
The correct answer is "Liberal" because liberals generally advocate for individual freedoms and equal rights for all members of society. They often support progressive policies such as social justice, civil rights, and economic equality. Conservatives, on the other hand, tend to prioritize traditional values and limited government intervention. Therefore, the championing of freedom and equality aligns more closely with the liberal ideology.Rate this question:
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How did the ideas of the Renaissance effect art, religion, economy or politics? (Choose One and answer with one or two words)
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Protestant Reformation
protestant reformation
capitalism
Capitalism
French Revolution
french revolution
Linear Perspective
linear perspective
Romanticism Art
romanticism art
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