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AGEOF Exploration
Empire Building
Causes Of WWI
WWI
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Q 100

• Which European country had the monopoly on the
  trade with Asia.

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Italy
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Q 200

• Who was the Portuguese explorer who sailed around
  the Cape of Good Hope and then crossed the waters
  to reach Asia?

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A200
Vasco Da Gama
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Q 300

• Name three technological advances during the Age
  of Exploration.

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A 300
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Q 400

• In the 1400s, this man helped his country take
  an early lead in exploration by funding voyages
  along the coast of Africa. Who was he, and where
  was he from?

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• A400

• Prince Henry the Navigator
• Portugal

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Q500

• Give three reasons for exploration?

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A500

• GOODS- Spices, other natural resources, and land.
• GLORY-find new technologies, spread empires
• GOD-spread Christianity

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Q100

• _________________ is a term used to describe a
  period of rapid colonization of the African
  continent by European powers

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A100

• The Scramble for Africa

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Q200

• Which of the following is the least likely reason
  for establishment of European colonies?
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• Europeans wanted to spread Christianity
• European industry needed more sources of raw
  materials.
• Europeans were interested in learning from other
  cultures.
• Europeans thought that colonies would buy
  European products

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A 200

• C. Europeans were interested in learning from
  other cultures

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Q 300

• What is the policy of obtaining and occupying
  colonies to form an empire?
• A. Colonization
• B. Conquering
• C. Imperialism
• D. Imposing

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A 300

• Imperialism

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Q 400

• Give three reasons that motivated empire building.

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A 400

• Expand territory
• Natural resources
• A Market for goods
• Spread Christianity

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Q 500
The arrow points to the empire of__________
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A 500

• Germany

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Q 100

• __________ is a strong pride in ones nation or
  ethnic group.

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A 100

• Nationalism

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Q 200

• What were the MAIN causes of WWI?

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A 200

• Militarism
• Alliance
• Imperialism
• Nationalism

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Q 300

• Why did many European countries form alliances
  in the early 1900s?

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A 300

• In the early 1900s, nations feared one
  another. Each nation was afraid another would
  invade or try to take over its territory.

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Q 400

• Why is the assassination of Archduke
• Ferdinand significant?

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A 400
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The assassination (The Spark) triggered WWI.
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Q 500
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was murdered by
__________, who was a member of a terrorist group
called the ____________
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A 500

• Archduke Franz Ferdinand was murdered by
  Gavrilo Princip, who was a member of a Serbian
  terrorist group called the Black Hand.

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Q100

• Which country was the first to declare war?

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A100

• Austria Hungary

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Q 200
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• Germanys attack upon which country directly
  provoked Britain to go to war?

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A 200
Russia
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Q 300

• What year did the United States declare war on
  Germany?

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A 300

• 1917

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Q 400

• List three countries that made up the Central
  Powers

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A 400
Central Powers Germany Austria Hungary Turkey
(Ottoman Empire)
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Q 500

• List four restrictions that the Treaty of
  Versailles put on Germany.

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A 500

• Germany had to accept full responsibility of the
  war
• Give up some of its land and territories.
• Limit its armed forces, and stop production of
  all war materials.
• Pay the allied countries for war damages.

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Q100

• What treaty forced Germany to accept blame for
  WWI?

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A 100
The Treaty of Versailles
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Q 200

• The largest colonial empire was established by
  , which could claim by 1900 that the sun
  never set on their empire. Eventually, however,
  competition between European countries for
  colonies led to .

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A 200

• The largest colonial empire was established by
  Great Britain, which could claim by 1900 that
  the sun never set on their empire. Eventually,
  however, competition between European countries
  for colonies led to WWI.

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Q 300

• Put the following statements in the correct
  order
• US joins the war
• The Treaty of Versailles is signed
• Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
• Germany sinks four American merchant ships
• Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia

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A 300

1. Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
2. Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia
3. Germany sinks four American merchant ships.
4. US joins the war
5. The Treaty of Versailles is signed.

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Q 400

• How did the map of Europe change after WWI? Give
  at least two examples.

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A 400

• New countries were formed and boundaries of some
  countries changed. See map below.

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Q 500

• List 4 countries that made up the Allied Powers

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A 500

• Allied Powers
• France
• Russia (Left in 1917)
• United States (Entered in 1917)
• Serbia
• Italy
• Great Britain

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Q 100

True of False Spain and Portugal were the first
two countries to break the monopoly between the
Italians and Muslims during the Age of
Exploration.
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A 100

• TRUE

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Q 200

• True or False
• Dias sailed westward and founded present day
  New Foundland (Canada).

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A 200

• False

• John Cabot sailed westward and founded present
  day New Foundland. Dias sailed South the coast of
  Africa and founded Cape of Good Hope

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Q 300
True or False Germany attacked Serbia after the
assassination of Archduke Ferdinand.
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A 300

• False

• Austria Hungary attacked Serbia .

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Q 400

• True or False
• Trench warfare, nuclear weapons,
• machine guns were all part of WWI.

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A 400
False. Although trench warfare, and machine guns
were used in WWI, nuclear weapons were not.
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Q 500

• True or False
• In the 1800s and early 1900s, Europeans
  scrambled for control of colonies in the
  Americas.
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A 500

• In the 1800s and early 1900s, Europeans
  scrambled for control of colonies in Africa, and
  Asia.
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• FALSE