“Jeopardy”

1. “Jeopardy” Chapter 15 Nationalism and Revolution around the World

3. Topic 1: 1 point large plantations controlled by the landowning elite in Latin America Haciendas

4. Topic 1: 2 points the refusal to obey unjust laws Civil Disobedience

5. Topic 1: 3 points members of the lowest caste in India Untouchables

6. Topic 1: 4 points government takeover of natural resources Nationalization

7. Topic 1: 5 points form of protest that involves the refusal to buy goods Boycott

8. Topic 2: 1 point led the Chinese Communist Party during the Long March Mao Zedong

9. Topic 2: 2 points liberal reformer democratically elected in Mexico who was assassinated by one of his generals, Victoriano Huerta Francisco Madero

10. Topic 2: 3 points shah who modernized Persia Reza Khan

11. Topic 2: 4 points Mexican president who approved the Constitution of 1917 Venustiano Carranza

12. Topic 2: 5 points Led Turkish nationaliststo overthrow the Ottoman sultan and declared Turkey a republic. Atatürk

13. Topic 3: 1 point Wanted to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine Zionists

14. Topic 3: 2 points a religious and political movement inspired by Ethiopia’s emperor Haile Selassie I Rastafarianism

15. Topic 3: 3 points Egyptian group that fostered a broad Islamic nationalism that rejected Western Culture and denounced corruption in the Egyptian government Muslim Brotherhood

16. Topic 3: 4 points Nationalist party led by Sun Yixian (Sun Yatsen) that established a government in south China Guomingdang

17. Topic 3: 5 points movement in which writers expressed pride in their African roots and protested colonial rule négritude movement

18. Topic 4: 1 point Began when the urban middle class wanted a democracy in Mexico Mexican Revolution

19. Topic 4: 2 points the revival of mural painting is and example of this kind of nationalism in Latin America Cultural Nationalism

20. Topic 4: 3 points This made Church land “the property of the nation” in Mexico Constitution of 1917

21. Topic 4: 4 points Party that dominated Mexican politics from the 1930s through the free election of 2000 the Institutional Revolutionary Party

22. Topic 4: 5 points Because of this international economic crisis people lost faith in the ideas of liberal government The Great Depression

23. Topic 5: 1 point The purpose of this in South Africa was to ensure white economic, political, and social supremacy. Apartheid

24. Topic 5: 2 points As a result of the Treaty of Sèvres, the this empire lost its Arab and North African lands. Ottoman

25. Topic 5: 3 points Many Muslim religious leaders in Persia disapprove of his reforms because he e replaced Islamic law with secular law. Reza Khan

26. Topic 5: 4 points One of his reforms in Turkey was to reject religion in laws and government. Atatürk

27. Topic 5: 5 points Statement made by the British that advocated the establishment of a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine Balfour Declaration

28. Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!

29. Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!

30. “Double Jeopardy” Chapter 4.4-6 The Second Industrial Revolution

32. Topic 1: 2 points a policy of rigid segregation Apartheid

33. Topic 1: 4 points Turkish peninsula between the Black sea and the Mediterranean Sea Asia Minor or Anatolia

34. Topic 1: 6 points Franklin D. Roosevelt’s pledge to lessen US interference in the affairs of Latin America Good Neighbor Policy

35. Topic 1: 8 points Chinese students and military officers trained by the Soviet Union to be the elite leaders of a Chinese communist revolution Vanguard

36. Topic 1: 10 points nonviolence and reverence for all life Ahimsa

37. Topic 2: 2 points American philosopher Henry David Thoreau influenced him through his ideas on civil disobedience. Mahatma Gandhi

38. Topic 2: 4 points A major turning point in the Indian independence movement was when hundreds of peaceful protesters were killed by British soldiers here Amritsar

39. Topic 2: 6 points Mohandas Gandhi’s led this to protest new British taxes Salt March

40. Topic 2: 8 points Gandhi’s philosophy reflected this Americanphilosopher’s ideas about civil disobedience Henry David Thoreau

41. Topic 2: 10 points In 1939, the outbreak of this war outraged Indian leaders because Britain postponed Indian independence World War II

42. Topic 3: 2 points The Nationalist party that established a government in south China Guomingdang

43. Topic 3: 4 points sought to make China a Japanese protectorate. Twenty-One Demands

44. Topic 3: 6 points Student protests in response, student protests erupted in to the signing of the Twenty One Demands May Fourth Movement

45. Topic 3: 8 points As a result of his efforts to rebuild China based on the “Three Principles of the People,” he had to step down, and China fell into chaos Sun Yixain

46. Topic 3: 10 points This war in n 1927 united the Guomindang and Communists. The Second Sino-Japanese War

47. Topic 4: 2 points The type of government in Japan in the 1920s Democracy (Constitutional Monarchy)

48. Topic 4: 4 points In 1931, Japanese seized this Chinese province Manchuria

49. Topic 4: 6 points Japan’s emperor who reigned from 1926 to 1989—an astonishing 63 years. Hirohito

50. Topic 4: 8 points Extreme nationalists who condemnedpoliticians for agreeing to Western demands to stop overseas expansion. Ultranationalists