Question

World History Help

Answer 1

1. Intellectuals that criticized the communist government in China during the Hundred Flowers Movement were

A) protected under constitutional rights guaranteeing freedom of speech in China

B) often promoted to higher positions at universities and within the government

C) largely ignored by peasants and the government who did not agree with the criticism

D) thrown in jail, fired from their jobs, or forced into labor positions



2. A bus depot is bombed in Madrid, Spain by a terrorist group. Rush hour traffic worsens as traffic fills the roads because people have chosen to drive their own automobiles to work. This is an example of

A) psychological terrorism

B) bio-terrorism

C) cyber-terrorism

D) narco-terrorism



3. The organization that claimed to be behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks was Al-Qaeda. What effect did this have on the U.S. response to 9/11?

A) It caused the U.S. to invade Iraq within months of the attack.

B) It caused the U.S. to invade Afghanistan within months of the attack.

C) It caused the U.S. to invade Pakistan within months of the attack.

D) It caused the U.S. to invade Iran within months of the attack.



4. After World War II, cultural diffusion was advanced by

A) improvements in medical technology

B) the baby boom

C) the growth of suburbs

D) international trade



5. A common trait shared by many developing nations is that they

A) have less developed infrastructure

B) are all located in Latin America

C) have political stability

D) have ”Western” economies



6. Use the quote below from former United States President John F. Kennedy to answer the following question:

"To fail to meet those obligations now would be disastrous; and, in the long run, more expensive. For widespread poverty and chaos lead to a collapse of existing political and social structures which would inevitably invite the advance of totalitarianism into every weak and unstable area. Thus our own security would be endangered and our prosperity imperiled. A program of assistance to the underdeveloped nations must continue because the Nation's interest and the cause of political freedom require it."—John F. Kennedy, 1961

Which of the following statements does Kennedy's statement best support?

A) Economic prosperity is tied to strong and stable societies.

B) Totalitarianism is linked to strong and stable societies.

C) U.S. aid to developing nations will hinder the advancement of political freedoms.

D) The United States must focus on its own national interests.

Answer 2

@saifoo.khan

Answer 3

For 3 it's Afg.
For 5 i THINK it's A.

Not sure about others. Sorry.

Answer 4

I thought you needed help with math.
I suck at history. :s

Answer 5

:/ Okayz. Could you help me with other's?

Answer 6

I tried. Failed. Sorry. :l

Answer 7

is this a test? what lesson is it

Answer 8

8.06

Answer 9

Globalization

Answer 10

But I reset the test. Could you help me with some new questions?

Answer 11

yeah, i didnt have the other ones on mine anyway haha

Answer 12

Ah I see. Okay, thanks.

Answer 13

yeah so just post when youre ready

Answer 14

I'm going to give it one, by one.

Answer 15

What was the precursor to the Baby Boom?

the Great Depression

World War I

World War II

the Korean War

Answer 16

D was incorrect.

Answer 17

i didn't have that question and i dont want to give you the wrong answer

Answer 18

What's your guess?

Answer 19

Go with C.

Answer 20

WWII

Answer 21

yeah i think i would go with that too

Answer 22

Okay. Thanks.

Answer 23

All of following are true about how the European Union differs from NAFTA except

The European Union has a common currency and NAFTA does not.

The European Union has social goals where NAFTA does not.

The European Union has political goals where NAFTA does not.

The European Union has tariffs where NAFTA does not.

Answer 24

B is incorrect.

Answer 25

idk the answer to this one but i chose a and it was wrong. so its either c or d

Answer 26

I'll go with C, what do you think?

Answer 27

yeah i went back to the lesson and it says EU had political goals and NAFTA's goals was to eliminate barriers. so yeah im pretty sure its C

Answer 28

Which of the following is not an example of an effort to curb cultural diffusion?

requiring women to cover their wrists and ankles in many Middle Eastern nations

India changing the names of cities to the traditional names

requiring the usage of chopsticks as eating utensils in China

having a rock concert in a public park in Japan

Answer 29

D and i got this one right

Answer 30

Thanks.

Answer 31

What is a criticism of labeling countries as developed?

They often must adhere to a western style economy to be considered developed.

They must participate in a free-trade agreement with other nations to be considered developed.

They exist only in North America and Europe and are not inclusive of other parts of the world.

They ignore key environmental issues whereas developing nations do not.

Answer 32

anybody have the art history b final answers?

Answer 33

^Nope.

Answer 34

what grade are you in?

Answer 35

11 now.

Answer 36

oh okay

Answer 37

You?

Answer 38

i honestly have no clue about that last question

Answer 39

well i take 9th and 10th grade classes.

Answer 40

I got C wrong. So it's either A, B, or D.

Answer 41

then my best guess would be D

Answer 42

Okay. Thanks.

Answer 43

Public Domain

According to this graph on world poverty, what are the trends of the world average and Sub-Saharan Africa?

The lines are trending in opposite directions; the world average is poorer while the Sub-Saharan African average is trending less poor.

The lines are trending in the same direction; both the world average and the Sub-Saharan African average are trending less poor.

The lines are trending in opposite directions; the world average is less poor while Sub-Saharan African average is trending more poor.

The lines are trending in the same direction; both the world average and the Sub-Saharan African average are trending more poor.

Answer 44

C - i got that one right

Answer 45

Thanks.

Answer 46

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In what way will membership in the Europe Union most benefit candidate nations?

economically

religiously

politically

socially

Answer 47

a - got it right

Answer 48

Public Domain

What immediate effect will the pieds-noirs have on these native Algerians' lives?

They will become factory or commercial farm workers.

They will be forced to fight for their freedom.

They will relocate to France and learn modern skills.

They will gain an education at newly built schools in their homeland.

Answer 49

its not b or c. so its either a or d

Answer 50

What is your guess?

Answer 51

i think A

Answer 52

I think it is A too.

Answer 53

ok so then you should go with that

Answer 54

Yeah I will. Thanks.

Answer 55

Which of the following is a negative aspect of American and European consumerism?

People from "Third World" countries want the same products that others want.

The European Union (EU) faces a serious debt crisis, and it is not yet resolved.

Chinese workers will work long hours for lower wages than most Western workers.

Free trade agreements (FTAs) often hurt developing nations and help the West.

Answer 56

i put a but got it wrong so its b, c, or d. but i dont know ill try to find out

Answer 57

Thanks, Conn23 (:

Answer 58

my best guess is c but im not 100% sure

Answer 59

Yeah, it's not D either.

Answer 60

What prompted Indians to relocate to London and the United Kingdom?

availability of work in the metropole

attraction to British culture and life

unsettled conflicts with the pieds-noirs

desire to obtain rural tracts of land

Answer 61

a - got that one right

Answer 62

What is a criticism of labeling countries as developed?

They often must adhere to a western style economy to be considered developed.

They must participate in a free-trade agreement with other nations to be considered developed.

They exist only in North America and Europe and are not inclusive of other parts of the world.

They ignore key environmental issues whereas developing nations do not.

Answer 63

It's not C or D. . .

Answer 64

then i think its a

Answer 65

what do you think

Answer 66

Yeah I thought the same, it was right. Thanks so much!

Answer 67

So you're taking the exam tomorrow, correct?

Answer 68

youre welcome

Answer 69

yeah but i need to finish the 7.09 project before i can take it. did you happen to finish that

Answer 70

Yeah I finished that.

Answer 71

do you think you can put it as an attachment and i can look at it. i wont steal it i just need a reference cause i dont know how to start off

Answer 72

Do you have 8.07, 7.06, and 5.04?

Answer 73

Sure I can!

Answer 74

yes i did everything except for 7.09

Answer 75

ok, thanks

Answer 76

Could you attach those?

Answer 77

yes, just give me a sec to get them

Answer 78

Wait, I can't find it???

Answer 79

Hold on.

Answer 80

Got it. Lol.

Answer 81

So yeah, please don't copy it otherwise we'll get a ZERO on it and might get into bigger trouble.

Answer 82

ok yeah i promise i wont. for 5.04 i put it in the form of a presentation, so just look at it, here's the link:
http://prezi.com/7qb35_hpoqd9/0504-modern-science-assessment/?kw=view-7qb35_hpoqd9&rc=ref-18024962

Answer 83

oh and i cant open the file from your attachment

Answer 84

Why not?

Answer 85

when i click on it it says: the file cannot be opened because there are problems with the contents

Answer 86

Hmm. Can I just paste it on here?

Answer 87

here was what i did for 7.06 as well:
http://prezi.com/9tlcagmmxvmm/0706-genocide-assessment/?kw=view-9tlcagmmxvmm&rc=ref-18024962

Answer 88

try changing the file format. like save the project as a word document

Answer 89

and here was 8.07 http://prezi.com/eqvmnl1q-akq/0807-invisible-warfare-assessment/?kw=view-eqvmnl1q-akq&rc=ref-18024962

Answer 90

just dont copy my work as well

Answer 91

Don't worry. I won't.

Answer 92

It is a word document.

Answer 93

Let me try again.

Answer 94

ok

Answer 95

ok it worked this time. thanks. also what grade did you get on it?