| Inventions | ||
| #1 | Whose factories were mass producing 735,000 cars per year in 1916 by assembly line? | Henry Ford |
| #2 | Which 10-mile canal opened in 1914, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans? | Panama Canal |
| #3 | Who invented the telephone in 1876? | Alexander Graham Bell |
| #4 | Which American created a lightbulb and then founded an Electric Light Company in New York City in 1878 with the help of J.P. Morgan? | Thomas Edison |
| #5 | Who sent the first radio waves across the Atlantic Ocean in 1901? | Guglielmo Marconi |
| Reform | ||
| #1 | Which social movement for women’s rights had its beginnings during the Enlightenment? | Feminist Movement |
| #2 | Which industry did the following women help open up for women: Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton, and Amalie Sieveking? | Nursing |
| #3 | What did Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels write in 1848 horrified by the terrible conditions in industrial factories? | Cummunist Manifesto |
| #4 | Which class of people were the middle class oppressors according to Marx & Engels? | Bourgeoisie |
| #5 | Which class of people were the oppressed working class according to Marx & Engels? | Proletariat |
| Imperialism | ||
| #1 | Which Hindu leader led India’s struggle for independence through nonviolent resistance? | Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi |
| #2 | 1) Under imperialism, which of the following governing methods replaced local elites with western officials? and 2) Under imperialism, which of the following governing methods used local rulers within the colonial setting and allowed them to keep their authority and status? | 1) Direct Rule & 2) Indirect Rule |
| #3 | Generally, what were the two reasons why western nations looking for colonies abroad after 1880? | 1) to get raw materials and 2) to open up markets in which to sell finished products |
| #4 | Which war in South Africa was fought between the British and the descendants of the original Dutch settlers? | Boer War |
| #5 | Which belief meant that western nations had an obligation to help less civilized societies of the world, and therefore, imperialism was a good thing for the colonized people? | White Man's Burden |
| Shifting Borders | ||
| #1 | In 1861, Czar Alexander II emancipated (or freed) the serfs in which nation? | Russia |
| #2 | Which nation formed feelings of nationalism under the rule of Queen Victoria from 1837-1901? | Great Britain |
| #3 | During which war did the U.S. gain control of Puerto Rico from Spain? | Spanish-American War |
| #4 | The Kingdom of Piedmont in the north and Giuseppe Garibaldi’s Red Shirts in the south helped lead to the unification of what nation that was completed on September 20, 1870? | Italy |
| #5 | On January 18, 1871 Otto von Bismarck met with 600 nobles at the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles and Prince William of Prussia was proclaimed emperor of which nation? | Germany |
| Latin America | ||
| #1 | What policy did the U.S. begin to follow in the early 1900s to extend its influence in Latin America by investing in its development? | Dollar Diplomacy |
| #2 | In 1810, which Mexican priest united natives and mestizos in a revolt against Spanish rule? | Miguel Hidalgo |
| #3 | Which Latin American dictator took control of Mexico from 1833-1855, and eventually lost the territories of Texas, New Mexico, and California? | Antonio López de Santa Anna |
| #4 | Which Latin American revolutionary led wars of liberation against Spain in Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador? | Simón Bolívar |
| #5 | Which Latin American revolutionary led wars of liberation against Spain in Argentina and Chile? | José de San Martín |
| Final Question | |
| Identify the three movements in art: (1) Which movement emerged at the end of the 18th century in reaction to the ideas of the Enlightenment and stressed feelings, emotion, and imagination as sources of knowing?; (2) Which mid-19th century art movement attempted to portray the lower and middle classes as they actually were?; and (3) Which of the following was a movement in painting in which artists left the studio and went into nature to paint landscapes? | (1) Romanticism, (2) Realism, and (3) Impressionism |