STUDY GUIDE -- Final Exam
I. See Map Page for Map identification
-- General List + List for the Final

II. There will be a matching
section of authors, composers, painters, & inventors and their works.
The following list are possible choices. Make
sure to look at the image file on Moodle.
Robert Owen
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Charles Darwin
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Karl Marx
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Klaus von Metternich
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Camillo di Cavour
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Benito Mussolini
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Galileo Galilei
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Ludwig von Beethoven
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Giuseppi Mazzinni
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Isaac Newton
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Samuel Smiles
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Alfred Thayer Mahan
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J.S. Bach
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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P. I. Tchaikovsky
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Niccolo Machiavelli
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Alfred Nobel
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Henry VIII
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Otto von Bismark
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Johann Von Herder
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Rudyard Kipling
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Wilfred Owen
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Siegfried Sassoon
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Rupert Brooke
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Rule Britannia
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Napoleon
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John Stuart Mill
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Edmund Burke
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John Locke
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Thomas Hobbes
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Nicholas Copernicus
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Voltaire
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Richard Wagner
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William Shakespeare
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James Watt
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James Hargreaves
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J.R.R. Tolkein
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Gavrillo Princip
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Sigmund Freud
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Franz Ferdinand
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Marseillaise
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Elizabeth I
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Adolf Hitler
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Anarchists
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Wilhelm II
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Winston Churchill
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Neville Chamberlain
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Woodrow Wilson
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Georges Clemenceau
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David Lloyd-George
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Black Jack Pershing
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| Dwight Eisenhower
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Neville Chamberlain |
Manfred von Richtofen
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Arthur Brown
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| Charles De Gaulle |
Heinrich Himmler |
Joseph Goebbels |
Herman Goering
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| Hideki Tojo |
Emperor Hirohito
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Joseph Stalin |
V. I. Lenin
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III. Listing & Quotes
Quotes
guide -- All previous lists + Final
Listing handout -- All Previous + Final
IV. Use these Questions to help study
for the exam.
Multiple Choice & True/False
will be drawn from the following questions.
Chpt. 17: Romanticism
- Make sure to look at the image file on Moodle
- Name three composers of the Romantic era.
- Which poet died in the Greek Revolution?
- What themes were expressed in Romantic poetry?
- Define Romanticism
- Name three Romantic poets and their work.
- What was the greatest Romantic novel? Why?
- Name two great “Romantic” composers of the 19th century.
- What two main ideas/ events were the Romantics rebelling against?
- Describe the difference between Enlightenment painting & romantic
painting.
- Describe the difference between Enlightenment & Romantic music.
- Describe four differences in the Enlightenment & Romantic view of man &
nature.
Chpt. 20 The Industrial Revolution
- What was the enclosure movement? What were the results
of it?
- Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great
Britain?
- What were the Social Causes of the Industrial Revolution?
- Who was Josiah Wedgewood?
- What natural resources did Britain have?
- What is meant by "absolute private property"?
- What was the Crystal Palace? What was the Great Exhibition of 1851?
- What class became dominant because of the Industrial Revolution?
- What were the values of the Victorian middle class?
- Name seven inventors and their inventions in order from
the Industrial Revolution.
- What was the "Rocket"? Who was George Stephenson?
Who was William Huskinson?
- What effect did the Industrial Revolution have on People's
mind-set?
- What was the basis of the 2nd Industrial Revolution?
- What problems did the working class face? What effect
did this have?
- What were the greatest sins according to the 19th Century
Middle Class?
- What were the two major divisions of the Industrial Revolution?
What were the main driving forces of each stage?
Chapters 19, 21-22
- Who was the Father of Conservatism?
- What three types of conservatives were there in the 19th century?
What two things were most important for conservatives?
- Who was the primary spokesman for the Conservatives in the 19th century?
(Austrian)
- Describe the ideology of the Liberalism.
- Describe the ideas of Anarchism. How many world leaders were
assassinated?
- Who was Karl Marx? What was his great work? Give the basics of Marx’s theory. What was the most
important aspect of history for Marx?
- What were the main tenets of Socialism?
How was it different from Communism?
- What was the “most dangerous ism” of the 19th century? Why?
- What are the origins of nationalism?
- What did Johann von Herder's argue about nationalism? Define volksgeist.
- Why was nationalism particularly important for Germany & Italy?
- What did the Brothers Grimm do? Examples of their work? How was this part of nationalism?
- Who Giuseppi Mazzinni? What was Young Italy?
- What was the Troppau Protocol? What did it do? Who was involved?
- What prompted the Monroe Doctrine? What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine? Who enforced it (at
first) & why?
- What types of reforms were Conservatives associated with?
- What did the Great Reform Bill of 1832 do? Where was it?
- What did 19th century Liberals believe about government?
- Where were the revolutions of 1830? What were the results?
- Which revolutions of 1820-1830 were successful?
- Which groups revolted in 1848? What were the
goals of each? Where did these revolutions take place?
- Why did the Revolutions of 1848 fail?
- Describe the rulers of Europe's first responses to nationalism. What shift occurred in 1850s? Give three
examples.
Chapter 23-27
- Define Realpolitik.
- What was risorgiomento?
- What kingdom dominated the unification of Italy?
- What three plans existed for the unification of Italy? (See on-line lecture)
- Who opposed the unification of Italy? What did this result in
(state)?
- Who was Camillo Cavour?
- Name three wars that were part of Italian Unification.
- What was Giuseppe Garibaldi's role in Italy's unification? (See on-line lecture)
- Who was the architect of a unified Germany? What was his plan?
- What did Bismark say was required to create a unified Germany?
- Who were the Junkers?
- Who fought in the Seven Weeks War? Who won?
- What was the purpose of the North German Confederation? When & how did it come about?
- Explain the incident over the Ems Dispatch. What did this lead to?
- What happened as a result of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71? (Give at least 3 things.)
- Which territory did Germany annex from France?
- What was the Fabian Society and who were some of its members?
- What reforms did the Liberal Party pass in Britain?
- What was the Dreyfus Affair over? Describe how it initially ended?
When was Dreyfus finally released?
- What was the German legislature called?
- What was Bismark's nickname?
- Describe the results of Revolution of 1905 in Russia.
- What was the primary idea of Auguste Comte?
- Who were the proponents of Social Darwinism? What were their works
and ideas?
- Who was Cecil Rhodes? What did he discover in Africa?
- What areas of Africa were left independent by 1914?
- What was the general attitude toward war before 1914?
Chapter 28
- What was Bismark’s Nightmare? Describe the steps he took to prevent it.
- What were Bismark's three principles of foreign policy that he used to
build the House of Cards?
- What mistake did Wilhelm II make early on?
Which Hebrew monarch did this resemble? Why?
- How did Germany begin to knock down Bismark’s House of Cards?
- Who was Alfred Thayer Mahan? What was his book and why was it important?
- Give the alliances in Europe by 1907.
- Where was the "Powder Keg of Europe"?
Why was it called this?
- Who were the major players in Europe just prior to the war? What were their driving forces? Who were the
leaders of each?
- What were the major alliance systems prior to World War I? Which allies were unreliable?
- What was the problem with Kaiser's diplomacy?
- Who were the Black Hand? Who was Gavrillo Princip?
- What was significant about June 28, 1914? What city was involved?
- What was the Blank Check?
- Who was Sir Edward Grey? What was his famous
comment on the war?
- What event brought Britain into the war? Why?
- Name the two sides in World War I -- and which countries were on each.
Chapter 29
- List three ways the First World War is described or defined.
- List the Dominos that led to World War I.
- Describe the idea of war in 1914. Did people believe war was imminent in summer 1914?
- What was the Schlieffen Plan? What went wrong with it?
- Name five new weapons of the First World War.
- What does total war mean?
- Describe trench warfare. How did this result in stalemate?
- Describe the Battle of the Somme, 1916.
- What was special about Christmas 1914?
- Give four ways the Allied Powers attempted to break the stalemate of the Western Front.
- How was air power used in the First World War?
- Who was Ivan Bloch and what was his idea?
- Whose idea was Gallipoli?
- How did the Russians violate their traditional military plans in World War I?
- What was the battle plan for
the Russians in World War I? Who are the two greatest Russian generals?
- What was the outcome of all of the naval build-up before the war?
- What was Unrestricted Submarine Warfare? Why was it important?
- What three elements brought the U.S. into the War?
- What was the Zimmerman Note? How did it affect U.S. entry into the War?
- Who was Blackjack Pershing? What was the nickname of American soldiers in World War I?
- Describe the effects of the war on the mind-set of people after the war.
- When did the powers sign an armistice? Who asked for it and why?
- Name the Big Four and what each wanted at the Paris Peace Conference.
- What was THE ONE basic problem of the peacemakers in Paris in 1919?
- Explain the "Stabbed in the Back theory".
- Define the Fourteen Points. List them.
- Name the major provisions of the Treaty of Versailles. Which ones really upset the Germans?
- What were the major problems of the Treaty?
- What was the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk?
- How did the map of Europe change after the war?
- Define "self-determination". Why is this concept problematic in Eastern & Central Europe?
- Give the major effects of the Great War on European Society.
Chapter 30
- What problems occurred on the Russian front?
- Who was Gregor Rasputin? How did he die?
- Who was the last Tsar of Russia? What problems did his family have?
- What was the result of the first part of the Russian revolution?
- What happened to the Romanovs?
- Why was the First World War the Tsar's undoing?
- What is a soviet?
- How did Lenin get back into Russia in 1917?
- When was the first Communist State proclaimed? What were its problems?
- Who was Lenin's successor? Who was
"supposed" to be Lenin's successor?
- What were the Purges in the USSR? What were the Five Year Plans?
The Interwar Era:
Chapters 31-33
- Name two evidences of the growth of mass popular culture.
- Who led the first Labour government in Britain?
- What was the Great Depression called in Britain?
- What was the Left Cartel in France?
- What new trends developed in Interwar politics?
- Define Fascism. What is the appeal of this system? Name three fascist leaders in Europe.
- What was the Great Slump? Where was the inflation the worst? Which country was least equipped to deal
with the Crisis?
- How did the countries of Europe and the United States deal with the Recession of the 1930s? (list each one)
- Who was John Maynard Keynes?
- What was the March on Rome? Who came to power through it?
- How did Mussolini maintain power?
- What problems were there in the Weimar Republic?
- When and how did Hitler come to power in Germany? Name his book and the meaning of its title.
- Name the four primary aspects of Hitler's Third Reich.
- What was the myth of the Aryan Race?
- What was the name used for Hitler? for Mussolini?
- What is lebensraum?
- What was the luftwaffe?
- How did Hitler use Propaganda?
- What was the Maginot Line? What was its purpose?
- What divisions of military force existed in Nazi Germany?
- What was the Night of the Long Knives? What was Kristalnacht?
- Describe the Nuremberg Laws.
- What were the provisions of the Enabling Act?
Chapter 34-35
- Describe the creation of the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo-Axis.
- Name each step Hitler took in violating the Treaty of Versailles.
- What was the Anschluss? When did it occur?
- Where is the Sudetenland? What issue surrounded it?
- Who was Neville Chamberlain?
- What was appeasement?
- What were the results of the Munich Conference of
1938?
- What was Winston Churchill's initial perspective on Hitler? How did others react to Churchill's ideas at first?
- What was the Kellogg-Briand Pact?
- Who was the Non-Aggression pact between? Why was it a surprise?
- What happened on Sept. 1, 1939?
- Describe Bliztkrieg. Was this a new idea?
- What was the name of the French Government after its Surrender to Germany?
- What were the major theaters of the war?
- What allowed Britain to survive against Hitler?
- Describe the Miracle at Dunkirk.
- What was Winston Churchill's role in World War II?
- Who was the Great Hero of the Free French Army?
- How was the Battle of Britain different than other battles?
- What advantages did Britain have in the Battle of Britain?
- What was the Lend-Lease Act?
- Who were the Axis Powers? The Allied Powers?
- What was the Final Solution?
- Who were the victims of the Holocaust?
- Name three extermination camps of the Holocaust.
- Who was Heinrich Himmler? What was he responsible for?
- Who were the SS? What did they do?
- What was Operation Sea Lion? Was it successful?
- What was Operation Barbarossa? Why did it fail?
- Who was the primary German General in North Africa?
- When did the Japanese begin expanding their empire? Where did they
attack first?
- Who were the Big Three? Where was each from?
- What brought the United States into the War?
- What were two turning point battles in 1942? (Europe & Pacific)
- What was the American strategy called in the Pacific?
- What was the last major push of the Nazis in 1944?
- What was Operation Overlord? Where did it land and when? Who was in charge?
- What is controversial about the meeting at
Yalta? What was its purpose?
- How did the Potsdam conference differ from Yalta?
- Where were the bombs dropped on Japan?
- What was the Manhattan Project?
- What changes occurred in domestic life because of World War II? In world politics?
Chapter 36-37
- What was the Bretton Woods Conference about?
- Define Zionism.
- What the Treaty of Rome establish in 1957?
- Who gave the defining term "Iron Curtain" to the Cold War? What does it mean?
- What was the Berlin Airlift?
- What is the longest standing military alliance?
- When did the Soviet Union fall?
- Name three conflicts of the Cold War.