A) Opium B) Porcelain C) Silk D) Tea
A) Japan B) Korea C) Columbia D) India
A) Hong Kong B) Catalina C) Formosa D) Japan
A) the group of Harmonious Hands B) the Society of United Fighters C) the Society of Harmonious Fists D) the Group of United Fighter
A) wanted foreigners to leave China. B) favored Chinese Christian converts. C) were invincible to bullets. D) engaged in a program that strengthened the Imperial government.
A) the United States B) Russia C) China D) Great Britain
A) Millard Fillmore B) Matthew Perry C) Theodore Roosevelt D) Chandler Bing
A) Port Arthur B) Moscow C) Tokyo D) Pearl Harbor
A) Congressional Medal of Freedom B) Academy Award C) Croix de Guerre D) Nobel Peace Prize
A) Conscription B) Mobilization C) Brinksmanship D) Utilization
A) brinksmanship B) mobilization C) utilization D) conscription
A) mobilization B) conscription C) utilization D) brinksmanship
A) Central Powers B) League of Nations C) Allied Powers D) The Big Three
A) League of Nations B) The Big Three C) Allied Powers D) Central Powers
A) Franz Ferdinand B) William II C) Schlieffen D) Bismarck
A) the sinking of American ships by German U-Boats B) Germany's efforts to make Mexico an ally against the US. C) Germany's submarine blockade of Britain D) Germany's use of poison gas
A) go to war to support each other B) negotiate peace settlements C) pay for the cheeseburgers D) buy and sell goods amongst each other.
A) trenches B) cavalry charge C) machine gun D) poison gas
A) Germany declared war on Russia B) the Germany Army invaded France C) Turkey and Bulgaria joined the Central Powers. D) the Germans invaded neutral Belgium
A) trenches B) No Man's Land C) DMZ D) Ghetto
A) United States B) France C) Germany D) Great Britain
A) Germany B) Mexico C) Austria D) Serbia
A) to aid postwar reconstruction B) to enforce the Treaty of Versaillles C) to plan for world disarmament D) to support peace by solving conflict through negotiations
A) Russia was a member B) Germany was not a member C) Japan was not a member D) The US was not a member
A) Josef Stalin B) Alexander Kerensky C) Boris Badenov D) Lenin
A) White Russians B) Stolichnaya C) Bolsheviks D) Menshaviks
A) Karl Marx B) Alexander Kerensky C) Alexander II D) V. Lenin
A) V. Lenin B) Karl Marx C) John Maynerd Keynes D) Che Guevera
A) Bourgeois B) Pupil C) Labor D) Proletariet
A) Duma B) president of Russia C) workers D) government
A) United States B) Great Britain C) Holland D) France
A) Apu Nahimapasphet B) Mohandas Gandhi C) Jawaharlal Nehru D) Muhammed Jinnah
A) Spend life in the service of others. B) Battle injustice in all forms, using force if necessary. C) Live simply, never seeking material rewards D) Be tolerant of all religious beliefs.
A) kill B) tuck my shirt in C) starve D) fight
A) Peter the First B) Alexander II C) Nicholas II D) Ivan the Terrible
A) Mao Zedong B) Old Major C) V. Lenin D) Tojo
A) Benito Mussolini B) Sun Yat-Sen C) Chiang Kai-Shek D) Mao Zedong
A) Al Capone B) Victor Emmanuel C) Benito Mussolini D) Alberto Tomba
A) Mein Kampf B) Naziraum C) Fast Food Nation D) Mein Hausen
A) complained to the League of Nations. B) fought C) took strong action D) took no effective action
A) Denmark B) Czechoslovakia C) the Rhineland D) Austria
A) Czechoslovakia B) Austria C) Poland D) El Monte
A) Germany and Japan B) Japan and Mexico C) Germany and the Soviet Union D) Britain and Germany
A) Italy B) Britain C) the Soviet Union D) France
A) on the ground B) underwater C) in the air D) on the sea
A) the US Air Force B) a system of trenches C) harsh winter weather
A) Russia's attack on China B) Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor C) Germany's attack on Poland D) Japan's invasion of the Philippines
A) 1944 B) 2013 C) 1942 D) 1945 E) 1948
A) the fire bombing of Europe's cities B) Nazi destruction of Jews C) Hitler's Blitzkrieg D) the death of prisoners of war in Japanese Death Marches
A) Pearl Harbor B) the Coral Sea C) the Philippines D) San Diego
A) Zyclon B Gas B) Raid C) machine guns D) cyanide
A) Rome B) Hiroshima C) Nagasaki D) Berlin
A) Political opponents were killed in each state. B) They had communist governments C) All three nations wanted to expand their borders. D) They were all totalitarian governments
A) Aushwitz B) Bataan C) Ghetto D) Dachau
A) France and the United States B) The United States and the Soviet Union C) The Soviet Union and China D) The United States and Great Britain
A) the kinds of government in Eastern Europe B) to hold a meeting at Yalta in 1945 C) the creation of a United Nations
A) has only 15 members B) is made up of every country in the UN C) is made up of mostly European members D) controls the world
A) try to prevent the spread of communism B) provide money to build up the economies of Western Europe C) supply military aid to Greece and Turkey.
A) the doomsday machine B) Social Security C) The Marshall Plan D) the Truman Show
A) Juan Peron B) Fidel Castro C) Fulgencio Bautista D) Imre Nagy
A) Missile Command B) G.I. Joe C) NATO D) League of Nations
A) oil B) missiles C) russian spies D) tanks
A) isolationism B) militarism C) containment D) brinksmanship
A) Border Fence B) Brandenburg Gate C) Rio Grande D) Berlin Wall
A) World War III B) Cold War C) Blank Struggle D) Phony War
A) shadow cabinets B) tin men C) proxies D) straw men
A) deterrance B) brinksmanship C) utilization D) chicken
A) Destroy all weapons B) You attack me, you die C) No one is strong enough to attack D) If attacked, everyone dies
A) The United States couldn't build any more. B) The Soviet Union was near bankruptcy C) The Soviet Union was winning D) The US was winning
A) John F. Kennedy B) Franklin D. Roosevelt C) Ronald Reagan D) Bill Clinton
A) Joe Stalin B) Ronald Reagan C) Boris Yeltsin D) Mikhail Gorbachev
A) Josef Stalin B) Boris Yeltsin C) Yuri Andropov D) V. Lenin
A) Serbians B) Chinese C) Arabs D) Jews
A) Ismael B) Abraham Jr. C) Moishe D) Isaac
A) Jerusalem B) Belize C) Jordan D) Israel
A) Jerusalem B) Istanbul C) Tel Aviv D) Huntington Park
A) Black Hand B) Al Qaida C) UN D) PLO
A) World Cup B) Summer Olympic games C) World Chess Championship D) Super Bowl
A) Morocco B) Jordan C) Egypt D) Syria
A) Ronald Reagan B) Jimmy Carter C) Theodore Roosevelt D) Barack Obama
A) Barack Obama B) Mr. Zaidi C) Yasser Arafat D) Mahmoud Abbas
A) Zionists B) Fatah C) Hamas D) Tea Party
A) Baath B) Hamas C) Republicans D) Fatah
A) Ralph Waldo Emerson B) Martin Luther King Jr. C) Henry David Thoreau D) Cesar Chavez
A) Passive Resistance B) Civil Disobedience C) Karma D) Satyahgraha
A) Sit-ins B) boycotts C) terrorism D) Strikes
A) Buddhists and Hindus B) Taoist and Buddhists C) Christians and Muslims D) Muslims and Hindus
A) Egypt in the Suez Crisis B) Iraq in its conflict with Iran C) Greece in its conflict with Turkey D) Israel in the Yom Kippur War
A) privatizing industrial enterprises. B) permitting greater democratic reforms in governments C) taking over direct rule of these countries. D) crushing the uprisings with military force.
A) Diamonds B) Saffron C) Petroleum D) Dates |