Question 1

What was one part of French plans for neocolonialism in Africa?

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A) To create an African elite allied to French culture by promising French citizenship to educated Africans 
B) To spark a civil war that would lead African states to seek assistance from France 
C) To have French officials  included in local African governments 
D) To grant immediate and complete local rule 
E) To block a vote on whether African states would become a part of the French community 
A) To create an African elite allied to French culture by promising French citizenship to educated Africans 
B) To spark a civil war that would lead African states to seek assistance from France 
C) To have French officials  included in local African governments 
D) To grant immediate and complete local rule 
E) To block a vote on whether African states would become a part of the French community

Question 2

Please define the following key terms
-Kwame Nkrumah

Accepted Answer

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-Kwame Nkrumah...

Question 3

What was true about international relations regarding Cuba?

Accepted Answer

A) After the Bay of Pigs invasion, Castro became close allies with China. 
B) Mao took advantage of the tension between America and Cuba to increase economic investments in Cuba. 
C) The United States and the Soviet Union were on the threshold of nuclear war over Soviet missiles in Cuba. 
D) The Soviet Union, China, and Cuba created a Caribbean military pact. 
E) Cuba, fearing American attack, began to develop its own nuclear arsenal with aid from the Soviets. 
A) After the Bay of Pigs invasion, Castro became close allies with China. 
B) Mao took advantage of the tension between America and Cuba to increase economic investments in Cuba. 
C) The United States and the Soviet Union were on the threshold of nuclear war over Soviet missiles in Cuba. 
D) The Soviet Union, China, and Cuba created a Caribbean military pact. 
E) Cuba, fearing American attack, began to develop its own nuclear arsenal with aid from the Soviets.

Question 4

Please define the following key terms
-Agrarian Reform Law

Accepted Answer

The Agrarian Reform Law refers to a set

Question 5

The Tlatelolco Massacre was an uprising to protest

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A) the Summer Olympic Games being held in Mexico City. 
B) the Vietnam War. 
C) the closing of the National University. 
D) American alliance with the government of Mexico. 
E) NAFTA. 
A) the Summer Olympic Games being held in Mexico City. 
B) the Vietnam War. 
C) the closing of the National University. 
D) American alliance with the government of Mexico. 
E) NAFTA.

Question 6

Because of actions in China in 1949 and Cuba in 1959,the United States viewed the world as

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A) becoming less threatening because of the spread of democracy. 
B) less threatening, as Soviet influence decreased. 
C) more threatening because of the spread of communism. 
D) more dangerous, as both nations developed nuclear weapons. 
E) confusing, as new world military alliances were formed. 
A) becoming less threatening because of the spread of democracy. 
B) less threatening, as Soviet influence decreased. 
C) more threatening because of the spread of communism. 
D) more dangerous, as both nations developed nuclear weapons. 
E) confusing, as new world military alliances were formed.

Question 7

By the 1950s,the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union included all the following EXCEPT

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A) détente. 
B) possible nuclear annihilation. 
C) border conflicts in Eastern and Western Europe. 
D) American political and military ideas of containment. 
E) espionage, propaganda, and insults toward each other. 
A) détente. 
B) possible nuclear annihilation. 
C) border conflicts in Eastern and Western Europe. 
D) American political and military ideas of containment. 
E) espionage, propaganda, and insults toward each other.

Question 8

In 1957,the Treaty of Rome paved the way for what would later become

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A) the anti-ballistic missile treaty. 
B) the end of apartheid. 
C) the downfall of the Soviet Union. 
D) the European Economic Community. 
E) the end of the Cold War. 
A) the anti-ballistic missile treaty. 
B) the end of apartheid. 
C) the downfall of the Soviet Union. 
D) the European Economic Community. 
E) the end of the Cold War.

Question 9

The United States and Britain recognized the independence South Africa and its repressive governments because that government

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A) promised to provide for human rights. 
B) allowed military and nuclear facilities on their land. 
C) were anti-Soviet and anticommunist. 
D) were governments of compromise between whites and Africans. 
E) refused to nationalize foreign investments and properties. 
A) promised to provide for human rights. 
B) allowed military and nuclear facilities on their land. 
C) were anti-Soviet and anticommunist. 
D) were governments of compromise between whites and Africans. 
E) refused to nationalize foreign investments and properties.

Question 10

Youth organizations and expanded education helped create a large mass mobilization in China.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Please define the following key terms
-Jacobo Arbenz

Accepted Answer

Jacobo Arbenz was a Guatemalan military

Question 12

Cold War confrontations between the two superpowers involved all of these initiatives and events EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) NATO. 
B) the Warsaw Pact. 
C) U.S. Intercontinental Ballistic Missile base. 
D) worldwide proxy struggles of the superpowers. 
E) atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 
A) NATO. 
B) the Warsaw Pact. 
C) U.S. Intercontinental Ballistic Missile base. 
D) worldwide proxy struggles of the superpowers. 
E) atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Question 13

Please define the following key terms
-Prague Spring

Accepted Answer

The Prague Spring refers to a brief peri

Question 14

Mao was a champion of Chinese peasant production when he proposed the Great Leap Forward.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The tripartite division of the world,according to a French journalist in the 1950s,was identified as

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A) the First World comprising the United States and its allies. 
B) Asia, China, and Japan. 
C) the Third World, emphasized by poverty and lack of power. 
D) the Second World, comprising the Soviet Union and its allies. 
E) the First World of the United States, the Second World of the Soviet Union and its allies, and the Third World of poorer countries. 
A) the First World comprising the United States and its allies. 
B) Asia, China, and Japan. 
C) the Third World, emphasized by poverty and lack of power. 
D) the Second World, comprising the Soviet Union and its allies. 
E) the First World of the United States, the Second World of the Soviet Union and its allies, and the Third World of poorer countries.

Question 16

Guevara had a life-changing experience that inspired him to become a revolutionary when he traveled through

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A) Mexico. 
B) South America. 
C) the Falkland Islands. 
D) Africa. 
E) Southeast Asia. 
A) Mexico. 
B) South America. 
C) the Falkland Islands. 
D) Africa. 
E) Southeast Asia.

Question 17

Who was the Soviet leader involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Accepted Answer

A) Stalin 
B) Khrushchev 
C) Putin 
D) Brezhnev 
E) Gorbachev 
A) Stalin 
B) Khrushchev 
C) Putin 
D) Brezhnev 
E) Gorbachev

Question 18

Please define the following key terms
-Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi

Accepted Answer

Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi was the last

Question 19

Why did China intervene in the Korean War?

Accepted Answer

A) It wanted to seize control of the warring nation. 
B) It hoped to open new markets for trade there after the war. 
C) It wanted to bring the war to a speedy end. 
D) It feared that the U.S., which had already intervened on South Korea's behalf, would attack China, too. 
E) It feared the entry of the Soviet Union into the conflict. 
A) It wanted to seize control of the warring nation. 
B) It hoped to open new markets for trade there after the war. 
C) It wanted to bring the war to a speedy end. 
D) It feared that the U.S., which had already intervened on South Korea's behalf, would attack China, too. 
E) It feared the entry of the Soviet Union into the conflict.

Question 20

Youth protests became major occurrences around the world in

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A) 1964. 
B) 1965. 
C) 1966. 
D) 1967. 
E) 1968 
A) 1964. 
B) 1965. 
C) 1966. 
D) 1967. 
E) 1968

What was one part of French plans for neocolonialism in Africa?

Please define the following key terms -Kwame Nkrumah

What was true about international relations regarding Cuba?

Please define the following key terms -Agrarian Reform Law

The Tlatelolco Massacre was an uprising to protest

Because of actions in China in 1949 and Cuba in 1959,the United States viewed the world as

By the 1950s,the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union included all the following EXCEPT

In 1957,the Treaty of Rome paved the way for what would later become

The United States and Britain recognized the independence South Africa and its repressive governments because that government

Youth organizations and expanded education helped create a large mass mobilization in China.

Please define the following key terms -Jacobo Arbenz

Cold War confrontations between the two superpowers involved all of these initiatives and events EXCEPT

Please define the following key terms -Prague Spring

Mao was a champion of Chinese peasant production when he proposed the Great Leap Forward.

The tripartite division of the world,according to a French journalist in the 1950s,was identified as

Guevara had a life-changing experience that inspired him to become a revolutionary when he traveled through

Who was the Soviet leader involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Please define the following key terms -Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi

Why did China intervene in the Korean War?

Youth protests became major occurrences around the world in

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Exam 16: The Cold War and Decolonization, 1949–1975

What was one part of French plans for neocolonialism in Africa?

Please define the following key terms -Kwame Nkrumah

What was true about international relations regarding Cuba?

Please define the following key terms -Agrarian Reform Law

The Tlatelolco Massacre was an uprising to protest

Because of actions in China in 1949 and Cuba in 1959,the United States viewed the world as

By the 1950s,the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union included all the following EXCEPT

In 1957,the Treaty of Rome paved the way for what would later become

The United States and Britain recognized the independence South Africa and its repressive governments because that government

Youth organizations and expanded education helped create a large mass mobilization in China.

Please define the following key terms -Jacobo Arbenz

Cold War confrontations between the two superpowers involved all of these initiatives and events EXCEPT

Please define the following key terms -Prague Spring

Mao was a champion of Chinese peasant production when he proposed the Great Leap Forward.

The tripartite division of the world,according to a French journalist in the 1950s,was identified as

Guevara had a life-changing experience that inspired him to become a revolutionary when he traveled through

Who was the Soviet leader involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Please define the following key terms -Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi

Why did China intervene in the Korean War?

Youth protests became major occurrences around the world in

Maritime Expansion in the Atlantic World,1400–1600

Maritime Expansion in Afro-Eurasia,1500–1700

Religion, Politics, and the Balance of Power in Western Eurasia, 1500–1750

Empires, Colonies, and Peoples of the Americas, 1600–1750

The Atlantic System: Africa, the Americas, and Europe, 1550–1807

Empires in Early Modern Asia, 1650–1837

European Science and the Foundations of Modern Imperialism, 1600–1820

Revolutions in the West, 1750–1830

The Industrial Revolution and European Politics, 1765–1880

The Challenge of Modernity in China, Japan, and India, 1800–1910

State Building and Social Change in the Americas, 1830–1910

The New Imperialism in Africa and Southeast Asia, 1830–1914

War, Revolution, and Global Uncertainty, 1905–1928

Responses to Global Crisis, 1920–1939

The Second World War and the Origins of the Cold War, 1939–1949

Toward a New World Order, 1975–2000

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