Test Your Politics Knowledge: Quiz!
13 Questions
| Total Attempts: 226
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Questions and Answers
- 1.What is the name of the most powerful court in the U.S.?
- A.
The United Nations Court
- B.
The Supreme Court
- C.
The Court Of The Round Table
- D.
The Court Of Monte Cristo
- 2.What is the name of the unit of official currency first adopted by the European Union in 1992?
- A.
Euro
- B.
Credit
- C.
Econo
- D.
Dollar
- 3.Russia became a single nation again in 1991 when what group of nations dissolved?
- A.
Soviet Union
- B.
Russian Republic
- C.
Russian Union
- D.
Soviet Commonwealth
- 4.China was one of a few nations when the 21st century dawned that still had what political system?
- A.
Socialism
- B.
Autocracy
- C.
Communism
- D.
Federalism
- 5.By 1991, the Organization of American States had 35 active members except what communist state?
- A.
Cuba
- B.
Brazil
- C.
Argentina
- D.
Mexico
- 6.South America contains 13 nations with a shared history and which language?
- A.
Chinese
- B.
Portugese
- C.
Russian
- D.
Japanese
- 7.Like the European Union, the African Union planned to have its own currency named what?
- A.
Dollar
- B.
Pound
- C.
Peso
- D.
Afro
- 8.Middle Eastern politics are volatile as three great religions often collide where?
- A.
Somalia
- B.
Libya
- C.
Israel
- D.
Kuwait
- 9.Russia became a federation and presidential republic with its first what in 1993?
- A.
King
- B.
Newspaper
- C.
Constitution
- D.
Supreme Court
- 10.What large southern nation is a sub-continent and former British Commonwealth colony?
- A.
Australia
- B.
Argentina
- C.
South Africa
- D.
Chile
- 11.What government in central Europe was known for its neutrality during World Wars I and II?
- A.
Austria
- B.
France
- C.
Poland
- D.
Switzerland
- 12.What nation southeast of Africa is the fourth largest island democracy in the world?
- A.
Bora Bora
- B.
Crete
- C.
Easter Island
- D.
Madagascar
- 13.Mexico is divided into 31 political regions which are known as what?
- A.
Provinces
- B.
Districts
- C.
Territories
- D.
States
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