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Practice Quiz: Chapter 01
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Which country has the highest GDP (largest economy), as of 2016?
China
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Canada
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India
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United States
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Which of the following is NOT one of the top 10 languages spoken and used in the world today?
Japanese
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German
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Arabic
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Portuguese
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The Treaty of Westphalia ended which of the following wars?
World War I
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Thirty Years' War
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Cold War
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World War II
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Which country was NOT colonized by England?
Tanzania
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Australia
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India
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Burma
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Which country was originally colonized by Spain?
Brazil
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Libya
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Cameroon
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Philippines
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Which country has the largest population in the world (as of 2017)?
United States
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India
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China
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Russia
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Which of the following is NOT one of the top 10 largest countries (by territory) in the world, as of 2017?
United States
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Kazakhstan
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Mexico
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Argentina
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Which of the following is an example of high culture?
A play by William Shakespeare
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A horror novel by Stephen King
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A podcast by Malcolm Gladwell
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A recipe by Gordon Ramsay
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Which of the following is NOT a feature of a capitalist economic system?
Private-property ownership of the means of production
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Free, fair, and regular public elections
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Money as a means of exchange to facilitate trading
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Court system of public laws to handle and resolve disputes
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Who did Samuel Huntington see as "the next great enemy of Western civilization"?
China and the rise of Asian powers
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Narco-terrorism and drug cartels
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Arab world and Islamic civilization
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Multi-national corporations (MNCs) and private military companies (PMCs)
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One shared characteristic that helps define a nation is speaking a common language.
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The largest country in the world today, by territory, is the United States.
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Hinduism is the world's largest religion today, by number of believers.
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Empires are about the domination and subjugation of the metropole by the colonies.
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Brazil was colonized by Portugal.
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The Global North refers to countries that are developing, or less developed.
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FALSE
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The Cold War was a conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union (USSR).
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Communism is an important shared value of Western civilization.
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The only truly global hegemon today is China.
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India is considered a middle-income country.
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