1) System of government where citizens vote for leaders in the government. a) Democracy  b) Absolute Monarchy c) Constitutional Monarchy d) Oligarchy e) Fascism 2) Economic system where jobs are handed down from generation to generation and they only grow and make what they need to survive. a) Command economy (communism) b) Market economy (capitalism) c) Traditional economy d) Mixed economy 3) Impact having to do with society, culture or the way people interact  a) Political impact b) Economic impact c) Social impact 4) Impact having to do with laws, rules or government policy a) Political Impact b) Economic Impact c) Social Impact 5) Impact related to money, trade or spending a) Political Impact b) Economic Impact c) Social Impact 6) System of government where there is one king or queen who makes all of the decisions a) Democracy b) Absolute Monarchy c) Constitutional Monarchy d) Oligarchy e) Fascism 7) System of government where the king or queen works along side an elected parliament or congress a) Democracy b) Absolute Monarchy c) Constitutional Monarchy d) Oligarchy e) Fascism 8) Economic system where the government makes all economic decisions and controls all means of production a) Command economy (communism) b) Market economy (capitalism) c) Traditional economy d) Mixed economy 9) Economic system where there is no government involvement, the public owns all means of production and prices are based on supply and demand. a) Command econmoy (communism) b) Market economy (capitalism) c) Traditional economy d) Mixed Economy 10) The deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation. a) Genocide b) Mass murder c) Violence 11) A policy or system of segregation (separation) or discrimination based on race. a) Segregation b) Apartheid c) Separation 12) Economic system where the government sets rules and regulations for companies, but companies are still mostly owned and operated by the people a) Traditional Economy b) Mixed Economy c) Command Economy (communism) d) Market Economy (capitalism) 13) An increase in the number of expected cases of a disease, usually more cases over a bigger area a) Outbreak b) Epidemic c) Pandemic 14) When a disease happens in larger than normal numbers, usually all the cases are related a) Outbreak b) Epidemic c) Pandemic 15) an epidemic that covers whole countries or continents and effects a large part of the population, can easily spread to other countries a) Outbreak b) Epidemic c) Pandemic 16) the political, cultural and economic exchange of ideas among nations leading to global interdependence a) globalization b) global village c) Cultural assimilation d) cultural diffusion 17) Activity concerned with the processing of raw materials and manufacture of goods in factories. a) Industrialize/ Industry b) Factorization c) Globalization 18) Make (something) on a large scale using machinery a) Product b) Innovate c) Manufacture d) Factorize e) Create 19) An article or substance that is manufactured for sale a) Innovate b) Product c) Manufacture d) Factorize e) Create 20) A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled usually with use of machines. a) Factory b) School c) Cottage Industry d) Gymnasium e) Cafeteria 21) A type of cloth or woven fabric. a) Textile b) Fabric c) Burlap d) Cotton Gin e) Reflecting Telescope 22) Historical patterns of changes in the population statistics for a place. a) Demographic trends b) Climate change c) Urbanization d) Industrialization e) Imperialism 23) Forces or conditions that serve to drive people away from a place (for example: environmental conditions and job availability). a) Pull factor b) Push factor c) Spin factor d) Jump factor 24) Forces or conditions that serve to draw people to a place (for example: land availability or possibility of more freedom) . a) Pull factor b) Push factor c) Spin factor d) Jump factor 25) The number of people that live in a given location. a) Population b) Population distribution c) Urbanization d) Demographic trend 26) The massive and rapid growth of the population of a city or town resulting from increased migration. The migration is usually from a rural, non industrialized area. a) Population distribution b) Urbanization c) Demographic trends d) Cottage industry 27) An action of a strong country to take over a weaker country. a) Imperialism b) Nationalism c) Alliances d) Militarism 28) What were the 4 M.A.I.N. causes of WW1? a) Militarism, nationalism, alliances and imperialism b) Militarism, nepotism, independence, apartheid c) Money, Aryaman, Investing, Nigeria d) Market economies, algebra, independence, nice people 29) Immediate, first-hand accounts of a topic, from people who had a direct connection with it (ex: journal entry, quote of someone who witnessed the event) a) Primary source b) Secondary source c) Tertiary source d) Fake news 30) A document or recording that relates or discusses information originally presented elsewhere (ex: a nonfiction text written by someone who was not at the event). a) Primary source b) Secondary source c) Tertiary source d) Fake news 31) The ability to describe the past from the point of view of those who lived during the particular time period under study.  a) Primary source b) Historical perspective c) 1st person d) Secondary source 32) The state of the natural environment of a place at a given time such as: pollution, erosion, deforestation, depopulation, climate, glaciation, and desertification. a) Environmental condition b) Environmental stuff c) Environmental setting d) Environmental issue  e) Biome 33) The development of international systems of exchange that result in networks of trade and communications, and cultural and political exchange. a) Global interaction b) Global village c) Global d) Global living 34) Matters relating to the natural world and the safeguards of Earth, its people, plants, animals and natural systems. a) Environmental issues b) Environmental arguments c) Climate change d) Earth problems e) Greenhouse gases 35) The ideas that shaped the development of governmental systems. a) Political thought b) Speculation c) Political discussion d) Political science 36) A form of government where there is one strong leader (called a dictator) who opposes all other political parties or anyone who is against the ruler. People have very little freedom under this form of government. a) Fascism b) Democracy c) Constitutional Democracy d) Authoritarian e) Absolute Monarchy 37) The feeling that exists when people or countries do not trust each other and may suddenly attack each other or start arguing a) Tension b) Comfort c) Awkward d) Content 38) Renaissance idea which thought man, not God, was the center of the universe. Man was seen as limitless in his abilities for development, which led to the idea that man should try to embrace all knowledge and develop their own abilities as much as possible. a) Renaissance b) Black Plague c) Heliocentric d) Humanism 39) Enlightenment thinker that first thought to separate the government into different branches.  a) Montesquieu b) Voltaire c) John Locke d) Thomas Hobbes 40) Which Enlightenment thinker said all men have three natural rights of life, liberty and property? a) John Locke b) Thomas Hobbes c) Voltaire d) Mr. LaRoche e) Mr. James 41) The spread of cultural elements from one society to another. a) Culture b) Cultural appropriation c) Apartheid d) Cultural diffusion 42) An exchange of goods, ideas and skills from the Old World (Europe, Asia and Africa) to the New World (North and South America) and vice versa. a) Transatlantic Trade b) Transcontinental railroad c) Manifest Destiny d) Columbian Exchange  e) Columbian Trade 43) Another name for Europe, Asia and Africa during and shortly after exploration a) Old Wold b) New World 44) Another name for North and South America during and shortly after exploration a) Old World b) New World 45) Bring (goods or services) into a country a) Import b) Export c) Outport d) Newport 46) A good or service produced in the home country and sold in another country. a) Export b) Import c) Outport d) Newport 47) Selling of forgiveness (usually from sin) by the Catholic Church a) Indulgences b) Inconviences c) Lutheranism d) Enlightenment 48) Three-sided trade route among England, Africa, and the North American colonies; included the slave trade. a) Transatlantic (or triangular) trade b) Tripoli Trade c) Trinidad Trade 49) A Christian movement that began in sixteenth-century Europe as an attempt to reform the Roman Catholic Church; resulted in the founding of Protestantism. a) Reformation b) Revolution c) Respiration d) Recarnation e) Expiration 50) Doctrine (law) that states that the right of ruling comes from God and not people a) God's law b) Divine Right of Kings c) Paris Agreement d) 17th amendment 51) An extreme pride in one's country, one of the four MAIN reasons for WW1 a) Militarism b) Alliances c) Nationalism d) Imperialism 52) Building up of several countries military brought on by the advancement of the Industrial Revolution a) Militarism b) Alliances c) Nationalism d) Imperialism 53) The idea that if one country in Southeast Asia fell to Communism then surrounding countries would also soon fall a) Domino's Pizza b) Domino Effect c) Containment d) Isolationism

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