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This world history resource focuses on struggles for 
democracy from 1945 to 2012 and includes quiz questions 
and answers and video links to related topics.
I utilized World History: Patterns of Interaction (Holt McDougal) for our world history textbook. It has multiple options for different learning styles and covers a wide array of information.
This quiz accompanies Chapter 35: pages 1030-1067.
Directions for the quiz:
- Scroll down and click on the thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
 - Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
 - Choose an answer for each question.
 - Compare your answers with those provided.
 
- Apartheid
 - Nelson Mandela
 - Perestroika & Glasnost
 - Soviet Union Collapse
 - Rise & Fall of Berlin Wall
 - Yugoslavia Collapse
 - Man Stops Tanks in China
 - South Africa Voting Line
 
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| World History Week 35 Struggles for Democracy 1945-2012 | 
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| A nation where citizens elect representatives to make laws is called a ____.  Answer choices include: monarchy, democracy, theocracy, socialist nation  | 
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| The correct answer is democracy. | 
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| The correct answer is:  Leaders are allowed to abuse power without fear of punishment.  | 
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| What happened in 1981 that cut Mexico’s revenue in half?  Answer choices include: cotton prices fell, tourism declines, oil prices fell, tobacco prices fell  | 
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| The correct answer is: oil prices fell | 
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| In 2002, ___ defaulted on its $132 billion debt,  the largest debt default to that date in history. Answer choices include: Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia  | 
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| The correct answer is Argentina. | 
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| When Europeans established colonial boundaries in Africa,  they ignored existing ethnic or cultural divisions, resulting in many conflicts. Answer choices include: true, false  | 
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| The correct answer is true. | 
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| The correct answer is Ken Saro-Wiwa. | 
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| In South Africa, a small white minority ruled  a large black majority in the early 1900s, leading to the establishment of ___. Answer choices include: dissidents, martial law, integration, apartheid  | 
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| The correct answer is apartheid. | 
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| F.W. de Klerk and ___ were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize  for their efforts to bring democracy to South Africa. Answer choices include: Yar' Adua, Sani Abacha, Moshood Abiola, Nelson Mandela  | 
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| The correct answer is Nelson Mandela. | 
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| The ___ epidemic was a condition caused by HIV  affecting numerous countries in Africa in 2009. Answer choices include: COVID, Influenza, AIDS, Zika  | 
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| The correct answer is AIDS. | 
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| In 1985, ___ promoted a policy called glasnost,  or openness, in the Soviet Union. Answer choices include: Mikhail Gorbachev, Leonid Brezhnev, Joseph Stalin, Boris Yeltsin  | 
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| The correct answer is Mikhail Gorbachev. | 
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| By December 1991, how many of the Soviet Union’s  15 republics had declared independence? Answer choices include: none, 5, 10, 15  | 
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| The correct answer is 15. | 
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| The correct answer is Solidarity. | 
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| In June 1987, U.S. president ___ said,  “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” Answer choices include: John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton  | 
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| The correct answer is Ronald Reagan. | 
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| The correct answer is shock therapy. | 
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| What is the origin of the Romanian language?  Answer choices include: Greek, Arabic, Latin, Sanskrit  | 
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| The correct answer is Latin. | 
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| In 1996, how many president(s) did Bosnia have?  Answer choices include: 1, 2, 3, none  | 
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| The correct answer is 3. | 
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| In 1971, China invited an American ___ team to tour China,  beginning a new era of Chinese-American relations. Answer choices include: soccer, basketball, pickleball, table-tennis  | 
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| The correct answer is table-tennis. | 
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| Which of the following was NOT one of Deng Xiaoping’s  Four Modernizations goals for progress? Answer choices include: science & technology, industry, peace relations, agriculture  | 
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| The correct answer is peace relations. | 
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| A demonstration & later attack at Tiananmen Square sparked the start  of ___’s brutal governmental campaign to stop political protests. Answer choices include: Japan, China, Taiwan, India  | 
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| The correct answer is China. | 
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| The correct answer is pollution and severe environmental problems. | 
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