Post on 05-Jan-2016
APEH: Review Quiz #12Created by Sohaib Shaikh, Class of 2012
• Contestants do not forget to – Always phrase your question in
the form of an answer
– Hands on your buzzers, it is time to play
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CommercialRevolution
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German Unification
Post-WWIIRussia
19th-CenturyPhilosophers
Final Jeopardy
A Florentine banking family renowned as great patrons of the
arts during the Italian Renaissance.
Commercial
Revolution$100
Commercial
Revolution$200
An economic system in early modern Europe that stressed the importance of acquiring colonies and maintaining a
large royal treasury.
A place that prides itself on toleration, this city was Europe’s shipping and
commercial center in the 17th century.
Commercial
Revolution$300
An Italian monk who developed double-entry bookkeeping to manage business accounts.
Commercial
Revolution$400
A company formed through the issuance of shares of capital to
several investors.
Commercial
Revolution$500
The first European country to industrialize.
Industrial
Revolution
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Revolution
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A series of acts passed in 19th century Britain that regulated the hours worked
by women and children.
Industrial
Revolution
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The French term associated with the economic philosophy of the Physiocrats and Adam Smith.
Industrial
Revolution
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The 19th-century parliamentary committee that studied child labor in Britain.
Industrial
Revolution
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This federation represents the majority of trade unions in Britain.
German
Unification$100
This large German state known for its tradition of military power initiated the
process of unification in Germany.
German
Unification$200
This is the most memorable phrase from Otto von Bismarck’s speech to the Prussian parliament calling for the unification of Germany.
German
Unification$300
Bismarck was a proponent of this philosophy that calls for political decisions or diplomacy based on
practical considerations.
German
Unification$400
This iconic palace was the setting for Otto von Bismarck’s declaration of
the birth of the German empire.
German
Unification$500
By artfully modifying this telegram, Bismarck sparked the tensions leading to the
Franco-Prussian War (1870-71).
Post-WWII
Russia$100
This Soviet premier is known for his criticism of Stalin.
Post-WWII
Russia$200
This first president of post-Soviet Russia pushed the country into a war in Chechnya.
Post-WWII
Russia$300
A policy of greater government transparency and “openess” in
Gorbachev’s Soviet Union.
Post-WWII
Russia$400
Similar to Lenin’s NEP, this policy of Mikhail S. Gorbachev introduced elements of
capitalism into the Soviet economy.
Post-WWII
Russia$500
The name for the Soviet foreign policy of repression which justified the invasion of
Czechoslovakia in 1968.
19th-Century
Philosophers
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He promoted utilitarianism in which "the greatest good was for
the greatest number of people" and was an activist for women’s rights.
19th-Century
Philosophers
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A German Marxist Revisionist who promoted gradual rather than
revolutionary change.
19th-Century
Philosophers
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A neurologist known for the development of psychoanalysis and his belief that sexual desire motivates human life.
19th-Century
Philosophers
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This Danish philosopher stated that "subjectivity is truth" and is known as
the "Father of Existentialism”.
19th-Century
Philosophers
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He promoted the idea that "God is dead" and believed society should
be governed by "supermen”.
Commercial
Revolution$100
Who are the MEDICI?
Commercial
Revolution $200
What is MERCANTILISM?
Commercial
Revolution $300
What is AMSTERDAM?
Commercial
Revolution$400
Who is LUCA PACIOLI?
Commercial
Revolution$500
What is a JOINT-STOCK COMPANY?
Industrial
Revolution
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What is GREAT BRITAIN?
Industrial
Revolution
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What are the FACTORY ACTS?
Industrial
Revolution
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What is LAISSEZ-FAIRE?
Industrial
Revolution
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What is the SADDLER COMMISSION?
Industrial
Revolution
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What is the TRADE UNION CONGRESS?
German
Unification$100
What is PRUSSIA?
German
Unification$200
What is BLOOD AND IRON?
German
Unification$300
What is REALPOLITIK?
German
Unification$400
What is VERSAILLES?
German
Unification$500
What is the EMS DISPATCH?
Post-WWII
Russia$100
Who is NIKITA KRUSHCHEV?
Post-WWII
Russia$200
Who is BORIS YELTSIN?
Post-WWII
Russia$300
What is GLASNOST?
Post-WWII
Russia$400
What is PERESTROIKA?
Post-WWII
Russia$500
What is the BREZNHEV DOCTRINE?
19th-Century
Philosophers
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Who is JOHN STUART MILL?
19th-Century
Philosophers $200
Who is EDUARD BERNSTEIN?
19th-Century
Philosophers
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Who is SIGMUND FREUD?
19th-Century
Philosophers
$400
Who is SOREN KIERKEGAARD?
19th-Century
Philosophers
$500
Who is FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE?
Final JeopardyCategory is …...
Famous Conferences
Make your wagers please ….
FINAL
At this February 1945 conference, the so-called “Big Three” agreed to divide Germany into 4 zones of occupation and reorganize the Polish government.
ANSWER
What is
What is
THE YALTA CONFERENCE