Quiz_________________?
"Cat and Mouse Act" -
Answer✅
(1913) Law that released suffragettes on hunger strikes from jail and then rearrested and
jailed them again.
Quiz_________________?
"Peace, land, and bread" -
Answer✅
The promise Lenin made to this supporters on his arrival in April 1917 in Russia after his
exile abroad. (In Germany).
Quiz_________________?
"Red Shirt" -
Answer✅
Volunteers in Garibaldi's army.
Quiz_________________?
1
, "Two Tactics for Social Democracy" -
Answer✅
The 1905 essay in which Lenin argued that the agrarian and industrial revolutions could be
telescoped. It was unnecessary for Russia to become an industrialized nation before the
Marxist revolution.
Quiz_________________?
"What Is to Be Done?" -
Answer✅
Essay written by Lenin in 1902 that outlined his plan for an elite revolutionary cadre to
engineer the communist revolution in agrarian Russia.
Quiz_________________?
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman -
Answer✅
Mary Wollstonecraft
Quiz_________________?
Absolutism -
Answer✅
Theory that the monarch is supreme and can exercise full and complete power unilaterally.
Quiz_________________?
Adolf Hitler -
Answer✅
2
, (1889-1945) The Nazi leader who came to power legally in Germany in 1933. He set up a
totalitarian dictatorship and led Germany into World War II.
Quiz_________________?
Albert Camus -
Answer✅
(1913-1960) French existentialist who stated that in spite of the general absurdity of human
life, individuals could make rational sense out of their own existence through meaningful
personal decision making.
Quiz_________________?
Alcide de Gasperi -
Answer✅
(1881-1954) The leader of the Christian Democrats in Italy, he was committed to
democracy and moderate social reform.
Quiz_________________?
Aldo Moro -
Answer✅
Former premier of Italy and leader of the Christian Democratic Party who was assassinated
by a terrorist group in 1978.
Quiz_________________?
Alexander II -
Answer✅
3
, (1855-1881) Reforming czar who emancipated the serfs and introduced some measure of
representative local government.
Quiz_________________?
Alexander III -
Answer✅
(1881-1894) Politically reactionary czar who promoted economic modernization of Russia.
Quiz_________________?
Alexander Solzhenitsyn -
Answer✅
(1918--) Russian author of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, a novel detailing life in a
Stalinist concentration camp.
Quiz_________________?
Alfred Dreyfus -
Answer✅
(1859-1935) French Jewish army captain unfairly convicted of espionage in a case that lasted
from 1894 to 1906.
Quiz_________________?
Algerian Liberation Movement -
Answer✅
An eight-year struggle by Algeria to secure independence from French colonial control. The
goal was finally achieved in 1962.
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"Cat and Mouse Act" -
Answer✅
(1913) Law that released suffragettes on hunger strikes from jail and then rearrested and
jailed them again.
Quiz_________________?
"Peace, land, and bread" -
Answer✅
The promise Lenin made to this supporters on his arrival in April 1917 in Russia after his
exile abroad. (In Germany).
Quiz_________________?
"Red Shirt" -
Answer✅
Volunteers in Garibaldi's army.
Quiz_________________?
1
, "Two Tactics for Social Democracy" -
Answer✅
The 1905 essay in which Lenin argued that the agrarian and industrial revolutions could be
telescoped. It was unnecessary for Russia to become an industrialized nation before the
Marxist revolution.
Quiz_________________?
"What Is to Be Done?" -
Answer✅
Essay written by Lenin in 1902 that outlined his plan for an elite revolutionary cadre to
engineer the communist revolution in agrarian Russia.
Quiz_________________?
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman -
Answer✅
Mary Wollstonecraft
Quiz_________________?
Absolutism -
Answer✅
Theory that the monarch is supreme and can exercise full and complete power unilaterally.
Quiz_________________?
Adolf Hitler -
Answer✅
2
, (1889-1945) The Nazi leader who came to power legally in Germany in 1933. He set up a
totalitarian dictatorship and led Germany into World War II.
Quiz_________________?
Albert Camus -
Answer✅
(1913-1960) French existentialist who stated that in spite of the general absurdity of human
life, individuals could make rational sense out of their own existence through meaningful
personal decision making.
Quiz_________________?
Alcide de Gasperi -
Answer✅
(1881-1954) The leader of the Christian Democrats in Italy, he was committed to
democracy and moderate social reform.
Quiz_________________?
Aldo Moro -
Answer✅
Former premier of Italy and leader of the Christian Democratic Party who was assassinated
by a terrorist group in 1978.
Quiz_________________?
Alexander II -
Answer✅
3
, (1855-1881) Reforming czar who emancipated the serfs and introduced some measure of
representative local government.
Quiz_________________?
Alexander III -
Answer✅
(1881-1894) Politically reactionary czar who promoted economic modernization of Russia.
Quiz_________________?
Alexander Solzhenitsyn -
Answer✅
(1918--) Russian author of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, a novel detailing life in a
Stalinist concentration camp.
Quiz_________________?
Alfred Dreyfus -
Answer✅
(1859-1935) French Jewish army captain unfairly convicted of espionage in a case that lasted
from 1894 to 1906.
Quiz_________________?
Algerian Liberation Movement -
Answer✅
An eight-year struggle by Algeria to secure independence from French colonial control. The
goal was finally achieved in 1962.
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