Global II: Important People (People, Nationaliam, C&I Life) Review Questions

Global II: People Review Questions

 

REMINDER: “NIB” Means “not it review book.”  You have flash cards, the internet, your prior knowledge, this year’s notes, last year’s notes…so leaving anything blank or putting an answer that shows zero effort are the same to me…and anything blank = no credit for the assignment.

 

 

 

REVIEW means remember or reminder, it is NOT reteach or relearn!!  If you slack off now you have NO SHOT at passing the Regents or the course, so make your decisions carefully.

Important People in Nationalism

 

IMPORTANT PEOPLE in NATIONALISM GROUP 1:

1.    Why is Simon Bolivar important? (pp. 150-1)

2.    Why is Toussaint l’Ouverture important? (p. 150)

3.    Why is Jose de San Martin important? (p. 151)

4.    Why is Porfirio Diaz important? (p. 156)

5.    Why is Count Camillo Cavour important? (p. 159)

 

 

Important People in Cultural & Intellectual Life

 

IMPORTANT PEOPLE in C & I LIFE GROUP 1:

1.    What is Plato’s main contribution to the global community? (p. 14)

2.    What is Aristotle’s main contribution to the global community? (p. 14)

3.    What is Leonardo da Vinci’s main contribution to the global community? (p. 86)

4.    What is Michelangelo’s main contribution to the global community? (p. 86)

5.    What is Cervantes’ main contribution to the global community? (p. 87)

6.    What is Shakespeare’s main contribution to the global community? (p. 87)

 

 

Important People

 

IMPORTANT PEOPLE GROUP 1:

1.    Why is Oliver Cromwell important? (p. 129)

2.    Why is Voltaire important? (p. 142)

3.    Why is Rousseau important? (p. 142)

4.    Why is Montesquieu important? (p. 142)

5.    Why is Robespierre important? (p. 148)

6.    Why is Matthew Perry important? (p. 170)

 

 

 

Global II: Human Rights Violation Review Questions

Global II: HRV Review Questions

 

REMINDER: “NIB” Means “not it review book.”  You have flash cards, the internet, your prior knowledge, this year’s notes, last year’s notes…so leaving anything blank or putting an answer that shows zero effort are the same to me…and anything blank = no credit for the assignment.

 

 

 

REVIEW means remember or reminder, it is NOT reteach or relearn!!  If you slack off now you have NO SHOT at passing the Regents or the course, so make your decisions carefully.

Human Rights Violations Review Questions

 

HRV GROUP 1:

THE SLAVE TRADE

1.    When did slavery “become important?” (p. 122-4)

2.    Explain the Middle Passage. (p. 124)

3.    Why did the slave trade increase tribal warfare in Africa? (p. 173)

4.    Why did racism “begin?” (NIB)

THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

1.    Identify three human rights violations that occurred during the Industrial Revolution. (pp. 165-6)

UKRAINIAN FAMINE

1.    Why did famine develop in the Ukraine? (p. 201)

THE HOLOCAUST

1.    Why did the Holocaust happen? (p. 214)

2.    How did the world respond to the Holocaust at the end of WWII? (p. 215)

3.    Why did Jews believe a homeland in Palestine was necessary after 1945? (p. 215 & 250)

POL POT & THE KHMER ROUGE

1.    What was Cambodia’s new name under Pol Pot? (NIB)

2.    What did the Cambodian government do to its people? (p. 248)

TIANANMEN SQUARE

1.    How did the Chinese government deal with the pro-democracy protestors in Tiananmen Square? (p. 241)

2.    What were the results of Tiananmen Square? (p. 241)

 

HRV GROUP 2:

APARTHEID

1.    What is apartheid? (pp. 246-7)

2.    Describe how apartheid affected blacks in South Africa. (pp. 246-7)

3.    How did apartheid come to an end? (p. 247)

4.    What often happened to people opposed to apartheid in police custody in South Africa? (NIB)

5.    How did South Africa attempt to “heal the wounds” of apartheid? (p. 247)

THE KURDS

1.    Where is “Kurdistan?” (p. 283)

2.    Describe the treatment Kurds often receive from surrounding nations. (p. 283)

RWANDA

1.    What tribes were “at war” in Rwanda? (p. 246)

2.    Why were these tribes at war? (p. 246)

THE SERBS

1.    Why has the Balkans experienced ethnic cleansing? (pp. 280-1)

 

                                               

NORTHERN IRELAND

1.    Explain what the IRA “wants” for Ireland. (p. 280)

2.    How has the IRA contributed to “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland? (p. 280)

3.    How have the British and Irish Protestants responded to the IRAs actions? (p. 280)

THE SIKHS

1.    Why did the Sikhs resent the Indian government by 1984? (p. 281)

AFGHANISTAN

    1.  How did the Taliban affect Afghanistan? (p. 283)

    2.  Why did the U.S. attack the Taliban? (p. 283)

    3.  What does the Taliban want for Afghanistan? (p. 283)

 

 

 

Global II: Confict Review Questions

Global II: Conflict Review Questions

 

REMINDER: “NIB” Means “not it review book.”  You have flash cards, the internet, your prior knowledge, this year’s notes, last year’s notes…so leaving anything blank or putting an answer that shows zero effort are the same to me…and anything blank = no credit for the assignment.

 

 

 

REVIEW means remember or reminder, it is NOT reteach or relearn!!  If you slack off now you have NO SHOT at passing the Regents or the course, so make your decisions carefully.

Conflict Review Questions

 

CONFLICT GROUP 1:

THE HUNDRED YEARS’ WAR

1.     How did the Hundred Years’ War affect England? (pp. 90-1)

THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION

1.     Where did the Glorious Revolution occur? (pp. 129-30)

2.     Why is the Glorious Revolution given this name? (p. 130)

3.     How did the Glorious Revolution affect the British Parliament? (p. 130)

4.     How did the Glorious Revolution affect the British monarchy? (p. 130)

THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR (aka “THE PURITAN REVOLUTION")

1.     How did the English Civil War affect the British government? (p. 129)

2.     Who was the leader of the victorious Roundheads? (p. 129)

THE LATIN AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS

1.     What events influenced the Latin American Revolutions? (p. 150)

2.     Why are Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin important? (pp. 150-1)

3.     Why is Toussaint L’Ouverture important? (p. 150)

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

1.     Identify the main political cause of the French Revolution. (p. 146)

2.     Identify the main economic cause of the French Revolution. (pp. 146-7)

3.     How did the Enlightenment influence the French Revolution? (p. 147)

4.     How did Robespierre affect France? (p. 148)

5.     How did the French Revolution change the French government? (pp. 147-9)

6.     Why did Napoleon’s empire fall? (p. 149)

7.     How did Napoleon affect French law? (p. 149)

8.     How did Napoleon affect France’s government? (pp. 149-50)

9.     How did the Napoleonic Empire affect the rest of Europe? (pp. 149-50)

 

 

 CONFLICT GROUP 2:

IMPERIALISM

1.     How was “old imperialism” different from “new imperialism?” (p. 173)

2.     How did economics help cause imperialism? (p. 174)

3.     How did politics help cause imperialism? (p. 174)

4.     What were the social causes of imperialism? (p. 174)

5.     How was England’s policy of colonial rule different from France’s? (NIB)

6.     Identify two positive results of imperialism. (p. 175)

7.     Identify two negative effects of imperialism. (p. 175)

WWI

1.     What were the causes of WWI? (pp. 190-2 OR THINK!!)

2.     How did WWI affect the global economy? (p. 195)

3.     How did WWI affect the global society? (p. 195)

4.     How did WWI affect global politics? (p. 195)

5.     How did the Treaty of Versailles help cause WWII? (pp. 202-3)

WWII

1.     Identify and explain the causes of WWII. (pp. 210-11)

2.     How did WWII affect global politics? (pp. 214-5)

3.     How did WWII affect the global economy? (p. 215)

4.     How did WWII affect the global society? (p. 215)

 

CONFLICT GROUP 3:

THE COLD WAR

1.     How did the Cold War affect Eastern & Western Europe? (p. 228)

2.     How did the Cold War affect Germany? (p. 229)

3.     How is the Berlin Wall a representation of Cold War issues? (NIB)

4.     How did Khrushchev affect the Cold War? (pp. 231-2)

5.     How did Gorbachev affect the Cold War? (p. 257)

THE ARAB-ISRAELI WARS

1.     Why is there trouble in Palestine? (p. 250)

2.     What is Diaspora? (NIB)

3.     How did the Balfour Declaration affect Palestine? (NIB)

4.     How did the War for Independence affect Palestinians in Israel? (p. 250)

5.     How did the Six-Day War “change” Israel? (pp. 250-1)

6.     Why is the Camp David Peace treaty important? (NIB)

7.     Why did Israel refuse to negotiate with the PLO? (p. 250)

8.     Identify two Arab views of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. (pp. 250-1)

9.     Identify two Israeli views of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. (pp. 250-1)

THE CHINESE COMMUNIST REVOLUTION

1.     Why did the nationalists lose the Chinese Civil War? (p. 239)

THE IRANIAN REVOLUTION

1.     Why did many Iranians dislike the Shah? (p. 253)

2.     What type of government ruled Iran after the Shah was forced out? (p. 253)

THE IRAN-IRAQ WAR

1.     What were the political causes of the Iran-Iraq War? (p. 254)