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Twenty Questions . Subject:. Twenty Questions. 1. What was the chief purpose of the formation of the European Union?. A. standardized currency B. standardized measure C. consolidated trade power D. reduction of tariffs.
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Twenty Questions Subject:
1. What was the chief purpose of the formation of the European Union? • A. standardized currency • B. standardized measure • C. consolidated trade power • D. reduction of tariffs
2. The pyramids of the Aztec Empire have often been compared to the ziggurats of Mesopotamia. What was the chief use of the pyramids for the Aztec? • A. government centers • B. temples • C. market centers • D. tombs
3. The Roman Empire unified a large part of Europe. After the fall of the Roman Empire, what developed in much of these lands? • A. trade guilds • B. romance languages • C. feudal manor economy • D. church reform
4. Which country most closely mirrors the free-marked economy of the United States? • A. Argentina • B. Cuba • C. the former Soviet Union • D. Canada
5. What country do we associate with Aborigines with? • A. New Zealand • B. Fiji • C. Papua New Guinea • D. Australia
6. During World War II, the Australian leader formed a strong alliance with the leader of • A. Germany • B. the United States • C. Italy • D. Japan
7. Where is the Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on Earth, located? • A. Mexico • B. Chile • C. Brazil • D. Cuba
8. Australia is becoming a leading economic power in the Pacific Rim region. Which of the following BEST describes Australia’s economic system? • A. command • B. mixed • C. seasonal • D. traditional
9. Which World War II leader could be described as a fascist? • A. Benito Mussolini • B. Winston Churchill • C. Joseph Stalin • D. Franklin D. Roosevelt
10. What is the national currency of Mexico? • A. dollar • B. peseta • C. peso • D. donero
11. What prompted the loosening of controls on Poland’s government by the Soviet Union in the 19080s? • A. labor strikes • B. civil war • C. raging inflation • D. German invasions
12. What country is Australia’s government modeled after? • A. Great Britain • B. the United States • C. New Zealand • D. France
13. One of the immediate results of the Industrial Revolution was urbanization. This means that • A. people move to the city. • B. people move to the country. • C. people work in small shops. • D. people work in factories.
14. The Maori people are the indigenous people of which country? • A. Australia • B. Papua New Guinea • C. New Zealand • D. Samoa
15. What city is the English-speaking capital of Canada? • A. Ottawa • B. Montreal • C. Victoria • D. Alberta
16. What would be an investment in capital goods? • A. worker education • B. union benefits • C. management • D. new machinery
17. Which concept would a loan officer be most involved with? • A. investing • B. interest • C. income • D. savings
18. The destruction of the Berlin Wall signified the beginning of the reunification of Germany. Which phrase is NOT a benefit of reunification? • A. combined economic power of East and West Germany • B. political power in Europe • C. reunification of a generation of families • D. the poor economy of East Germany
19. Which Renaissance scientist tested his gravity theory with an apple? • A. Galileo Galilei • B. Leonardo da Vinci • C. Issac Newton • D. Nicolaus Copernicus
20. The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy. Which British official is the governmental equivalent to the president of the United States? • A. prime minister • B. queen • C. crown prince • D. barrister