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1. Vladimir Lenin’s 1918 April Theses called for all of the following EXCEPT
2. Which of the following best characterizes post–World War II Africa?
3. World War I was considered “total war” because it involved
4. The above images are most appropriately associated with
5. Which of the following is the most important factor in bringing about the end of the Cold War?
6. The economy of which country grew most rapidly during the Second World War?
7. Which of the following characterized the economic policy decisions of many governments in the late twentieth century?
8. All of the following are accurate regarding Western Europe in the 1920s EXCEPT
9. What event led a number of western governments to take a significantly more active role in economic life in the mid-twentieth century?
10. All of the following were terms included in the treaties that ended World War I EXCEPT
11. Which of the following is true regarding the Chinese and Mexican revolutions during the twentieth century?
12. All of the following are new political issues debated on among international actors EXCEPT
13. "Which of the following best explains why World War I was considered a global war?"
14. In January 1959, official United States policy toward the new government of Cuba called for
15. Which of the following events best illustrates the tactic of brinkmanship?
16. All of the following contributed to the United States shift from a policy of isolationism during the early years of World War I to its entry in 1917 EXCEPT
17. “The study of the powers that shape, maintain and alter the state is the basis of all political insight and leads to the understanding that the law of power governs the world of states just as the law of gravity governs the physical world.” - The above quotation, penned in 1853, describes a political philosophy followed by all of the following leaders EXCEPT
18. Which of the following is an accurate description of this political cartoon?
19. Which of the following best characterizes globalization’s effect on religious groups?
20. Which of the following is a result of “McDonaldization,” or the globalization of American culture?
21. Which of the following was a characteristic shared by countries which saw revolutions in the twentieth century?
22. Betty Friedan’s The Feminine Mystique raised awareness of
23. The quotation above comes from a 1917 letter which represented which of the following trends of the period?
24. In contrast to the end of colonization in Europe’s nonsettler colonies in Africa after World War II, the end of colonization in Algeria was
25. The map above depicts the Middle East in the

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