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History of Europe - Part 1
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Hints:
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Q1. Match the highlighted country on the map.
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A. Italy
B. Greece
C. Turkey
D. Switzerland
Q2. If the literacy rate of a country is high, is the standard of living generally high or low?
A. Low
B. High
Q3. Which best describes the rights of the citizens in Germany, Russia, and the United Kingdom?
A. They are all democracies, but have some differences.
B. They are nothing alike
C. They only include religious free dom
D. They make no mention of human rights
Q4. During which war led to hardships, starvation, and civil unrest that sparked the Russian Revolution?
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A. World War 1
B. World War 2
C. Cold War
D. American Revolution
Q5. The monarch is the head of state and the prime minister is the head of gov ernment in this country
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A. Germany
B. Sweden
C. Spain
D. United Kingdom
Q6. The mountains in Red areSS6G7
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A. The Apennines
B. The Alps
C. The Carpathian Mountains
D. The Pyranees
Q7. The US, British, & Canadians would invade North Africa from the west in an invasion called
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A. Operation Overlord
B. Operation Torch
C. Operation Husky
D. Operation Avalanche
Q8. How is the Russian Prime Minister selected?
A. By a vote of the citizens
B. By a vote of the State Duma
C. By appointment of the Federal As sembly
D. By appointment of the president,
Q9. What city is headquarters for the EU &NATO?
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A. Athens
B. Berlin
C. Brussels
D. London
Q10. How did the Black Plague spread ini tially?
A. Contact with infected people
B. Coughing
C. Bites from rats
D. Bites from rat fleas
Q11. What type of government did the United States have during the Cold War?
A. totalitarianism
B. communism
C. capitalism
D. democracy
Q12. True or False: One third of the world’s coal reserves are found in Siberia.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Q13. What nation is ruled from the Kremlin in Moscow?
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A. Czech Republic
B. Poland
C. Russia
D. Ukraine
Q14. Romania
A. Bratislav
B. Brussels
C. Budapest
D. Bucharest
Q15. There is a separation of powers in a parliamentary system.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Q16. Why do most Europeans learn more than one language?
A. they don’t
B. everyone enjoys learning more
C. countries are close together and it helps with communication
D. it is the law of the European Union
Q17. Germany had to what?
A. pay for war
B. become a republic
C. build factories
D. all above
Q18. Which number is the Danube River?
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A. 21
B. 16
C. 17
D. 10
Q19. Capital of Belgium
A. Brussels
B. Sprouts
C. Madrid
D. London
Q20. Which of the following nations was represented by Marianne , a female allegory?
A. Germany
B. France
C. Austria
D. England
Q21. Which country is this?
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A. Belgium
B. Luxembourg
C. Netherlands
D. Czech Republic
Q22. President Truman adopted a new for eign policy during the Cold War know as the Truman Doctrine. What was the main goal of the Truman Doc trine?
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A. To expand trade with Europe
B. To limit the build up of nuclear weapons
C. To stop the spread of communism
D. to send financial aid to Europe
Q23. Which was NOT a term of the Treaty of Versailles?
A. Reparations
B. Reduce Military
C. Lost land/colonies
D. Faced invasion
Q24. what are followers of Christianity called?
A. Muslims
B. Jews
C. Cristians
D. Yodoloyodoloyodoblypeople
Q25. Ireland is part of the European Union since when?
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A. 1997
B. 2001
C. 1993
D. 2015
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