Fall Final Exam Study Aid 2024
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Which movement was inspired by Enlightenment ideas and aimed at establishing democracy?

  • Industrial Revolution
  • French Revolution
  • American Revolution (correct)
  • Glorious Revolution

What was the main purpose of the National Assembly during the French Revolution?

  • To lead the Reign of Terror
  • To support foreign intervention
  • To draft a new constitution (correct)
  • To maintain the monarchy

Who was the leader associated with the radical phase of the French Revolution known as the Reign of Terror?

  • Maximilien Robespierre (correct)
  • Georges Danton
  • Louis XVI
  • Benedict Arnold

Which document proclaimed the principles of equality and individual rights during the French Revolution?

<p>Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary outcome of the Women's March on Versailles?

<p>Demand for bread and political reforms (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant social structure was present in pre-revolutionary France?

<p>Estate System/Ancien Regime (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which group was known for promoting radical republicanism during the French Revolution?

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What characterized the government known as The Directory established after the Reign of Terror?

<p>Corruption and inefficiency (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of the Jizya tax?

<p>To offer protection to non-Muslims in an Islamic state (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the Silk Road?

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What does the term 'Gunpowder Empires' refer to?

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Which trade phenomenon is associated with the Indian Ocean?

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What is 'Cross-Cultural Syncretism'?

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What defines the policy of Isolationism?

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Which empire is noted for its role during the Gunpowder era and is associated with India?

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What key role did Zheng He play in history?

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What is the focus of Mercantilism as an economic theory?

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What does the acronym HIPPO stand for in terms of historical analysis?

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What was a primary focus of Old Imperialism?

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Which of the following describes a key characteristic of New Imperialism?

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Which ideology justified European expansion during New Imperialism?

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What was one of the motivations behind the scramble for Africa among European powers?

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What was one short-term effect of Imperialism on African countries?

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How did nationalism contribute to the practices of Imperialism?

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What long-term effect did Imperialism have on the economies of colonized areas?

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What technological advancements contributed to the resurgence of European Imperialism in the late 19th century?

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What was a significant trigger for the Chinese government's campaign against opium?

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What does the concept of paternalism imply in international relations?

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What was one major factor that contributed to the occurrence of the Industrial Revolution in England?

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Which of the following best describes the impact of industrialization on daily life?

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What period is referred to as the British Raj?

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How did Japan's Meiji Restoration affect its society?

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What was a significant outcome of industrialization in society?

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Why did the Industrial Revolution lead to urbanization?

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What was a key aspect of the Columbian Exchange?

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Which of the following describes a 'Mestizo'?

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What was one disadvantage of primary sources in historical study?

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What were two major influences on the spread of Islam?

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What role did trade play in the rise of Islam on the Arabian Peninsula?

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How can perspective shape the study of history?

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How did Islam adapt to different cultures as it spread?

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What method was NOT a contributor to the rapid spread of Islam?

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What is a key characteristic of Marxism?

<p>Advocacy for class struggle (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which ideology promotes the idea that major industries should be owned by workers?

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What was a significant effect of Social Darwinism on imperialism?

<p>Promotion of European superiority (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following was NOT an aspect of Old Imperialism?

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What was the policy of Sakoku implemented by the Tokugawa Shogunate?

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What was a result of the Berlin Conference of 1884?

<p>Division of Africa among European powers without African representation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which conflict was fought between China and Britain over the opium trade?

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What was the main outcome of the Meiji Restoration in Japan?

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Columbian Exchange

The transfer of goods, ideas, plants, animals, and diseases between the Americas and Europe following Columbus's voyages.

Mestizo

A person of mixed European and Native American descent.

Why Study History?

Studying history helps us understand our development as a people, learn from past mistakes, and avoid repeating them.

Perspective in History

Perspective shapes how we interpret historical events and can influence our understanding of the past.

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Primary Sources

Direct firsthand accounts of historical events, written or created by people who experienced them.

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Secondary Sources

Information about history created by people who did not experience the events directly.

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Rise of Islam - Factors

Trade, social structure, religious appeal, and conquest contributed to the rapid rise of Islam on the Arabian Peninsula.

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Spread of Islam

Islam spread rapidly across the Afro-Eurasian world through trade, conquest, and missionary work.

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Perspective

A way of viewing or understanding something, often influenced by personal experiences, beliefs, and values.

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HIPPO

An acronym used to analyze historical sources: Historical Context, Intended Audience, Purpose, Point of View, and Outside Information.

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Trade

The exchange of goods, services, or ideas between individuals, groups, or countries.

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Cross-Cultural Syncretism

The blending of cultural practices, beliefs, and ideas from different groups, resulting in new forms of culture.

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GDP (Gross Domestic Product)

The total value of goods and services produced within a country in a specific period.

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Silk Road

An ancient trade route connecting East Asia with Europe and the Middle East, famous for the trade of silk and other valuable goods.

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Rise of Islam

The emergence of Islam as a new religion in the 7th century on the Arabian Peninsula.

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Jizya (Dhimmi Status)

A tax levied on non-Muslim subjects in Islamic empires, granting them protection in exchange for paying the tax.

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Capitalism

An economic system where private individuals or corporations own and control the means of production, aiming to generate profit.

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Marxism

A social and political theory that criticizes capitalism, advocating for a classless society where the means of production are owned collectively, eliminating private property.

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Socialism

An economic system where major industries are owned and controlled by the workers or the government, rather than private businesses.

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Imperialism

The policy of expanding a country's power and influence through colonization, military force, or other means.

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Old Imperialism

Early forms of imperialism characterized by direct territorial conquest, primarily for acquiring resources and establishing trade routes.

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New Imperialism

A more aggressive form of imperialism that emerged in the late 19th century, driven by industrial needs, national competition, and the idea of European superiority.

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Social Darwinism

A discredited theory that applied Darwin's theory of natural selection to human societies, justifying European imperialism and racial inequality.

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Scramble for Africa

A period of intense competition among European powers to colonize Africa in the late 19th century.

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Spheres of Influence

A region where a foreign country has significant power and influence, often through economic or military means, despite not having formal political control.

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Paternalism

A policy where a powerful country or group controls another, often believing they're acting in their best interest, even if it limits their autonomy.

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British Raj

The period of British rule over India, lasting from 1858 to 1947.

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Meiji Restoration

Japan's rapid modernization and industrialization in the late 19th century, leading to military expansion and imperial ambitions.

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Causes of the Industrial Revolution

Several factors contributed to the Industrial Revolution, including access to natural resources (coal, iron), agricultural improvements, population growth, technological innovation (e.g., the steam engine), and expanding trade.

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Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in England?

England possessed several key advantages, including abundant coal and iron resources, a stable government, a robust banking system, a colonial empire providing raw materials, and well-developed transportation networks.

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Effects of Industrialization on Society

Industrialization dramatically changed society, leading to the rise of new social classes, child labor, increased pace of life, poor working conditions in cities, and a shift from rural to urban living.

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Industrialization & the Working Class

Industrialization created a demand for factory workers, leading to the emergence of a large working class. This class was often characterized by low wages, long hours, and unsafe working conditions.

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Militarism

Expansion of militaries and a strong focus on martial values. It played a crucial role in the expansion of empires.

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Short Term Effects of Imperialism

The immediate consequences of imperialism included the exploitation of resources, forced labor, and the loss of governance in colonized areas.

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Long Term Effects of Imperialism

The lasting impacts of imperialism include political instability, economic dependence on colonizers, and cultural loss in colonized areas.

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Enlightenment Thinkers

Intellectuals who emphasized reason, logic, scientific inquiry, and individual rights during the 18th century. They questioned traditional authority and advocated for progress and secularism.

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Salons

Social gatherings, often hosted by women, where Enlightenment ideas were discussed and spread. They were a key forum for intellectual exchange and debate.

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American Revolution

A revolutionary war fought by American colonists against Great Britain for independence. It was inspired by Enlightenment ideals of self-governance, liberty, and individual rights.

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French Revolution

A major upheaval in France that overthrew the monarchy and led to a period of radical social and political change. It was driven by inequalities, economic hardship, and Enlightenment ideals.

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Estate System

The pre-revolutionary social structure of France, divided into three classes: the clergy (First Estate), the nobility (Second Estate), and the commoners (Third Estate). The vast majority of the population belonged to the Third Estate, which lacked privileges enjoyed by the upper estates.

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National Assembly

A revolutionary body formed by the Third Estate during the French Revolution to demand representation and write a new constitution. It represented the interests of the commoners.

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Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen

A revolutionary document of the French Revolution that proclaimed equality, individual rights, and freedom for all citizens. It was a foundational document for democratic thought.

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Storming of the Bastille

A pivotal event in the French Revolution where a royal prison was stormed by revolutionaries. It symbolized the overthrow of the monarchy and the beginning of the revolution.

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Study Notes

Fall Final Exam Study Aid 2024

  • Test Format:

    • 10 multiple choice questions (content-based, vocabulary, and historical concept application) - 5 minutes
    • 20 multiple choice questions (stimulus-based) - 20 minutes
    • 1 long essay question (choice of two prompts focused on major developments) - 40-50 minutes

  • Content-Based Multiple Choice: Focus on vocabulary definitions, historical context, and significance.

  • Stimulus-Based Multiple Choice: Use provided sources (maps, charts, etc.) to answer questions. Thoroughly review sources, practicing HIPPO analysis (Historical Context, Intended Audience, Purpose, Point of View, and Other factors). Analyze primary sources related to the semester's content.

  • Long Essay Question (LEQ):

    • Choose two prompts focusing on significant developments impacting world events.
    • The essay should include an introduction, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
    • Review the LEQ rubric from the previous test(test 2) for preparation.
    • Context (1 point): Provide historical context relevant to the prompt.
    • Thesis (1 point): Provide a clear argument and line of reasoning addressing the prompt.
    • Evidence(2 points): Support your argument based on 4 pieces of evidence from your study; be precise with facts and details.
    • Analysis (2 points): Analyze how the provided evidence supports your argument, demonstrating historical complexity (e.g., nuance, and counter arguments).

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Prepare for your Fall Final Exam with this comprehensive study aid. The quiz includes multiple choice questions on vocabulary and historical concepts, as well as a long essay question that allows for in-depth analysis of major developments. Review key sources and practice your analytical skills for success.

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