REVIEW GUIDE FOR THE 3RD QUARTER PERIODIC EXAM

Scope:
Ch. 28 Transformations Around the Globe, 1800-1914
Ch. 29 The Great War, 1914-1918
Ch. 30 - Revolution and Nationalism, 1900-1939
Big Era 8, 1900-1950

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References:
Roger B. Beck et al, World History: Patterns of Interaction. Holt
McDougal. 2012
World History For Us All

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Things to bring: a clear blue or black ballpen, correction tape or

fluid,
pencil and eraser, crayons or colored pencils

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Types of Test Questions:

1. Modified Cause and 3. Simple Cause and Effect

Effect / True or False 4. Maps
2. Multiple Choice a. Identification
a. Recognizing people b. directions
b. Recognizing events 5. Chronology of Events
c. Definitions 6. Matching Type
d. Alliances *Revolutionary leaders
e. Hows and Whys

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A. LEARNING FROM MAPS

1. Study the map Europe, 1914 on page 839.

* Be able to locate the following:
a. countries which joined the Allied Powers
b. countries which joined the Central Powers
* What alliance did Bulgaria eventually join?

2. Study the map Gallipoli Campaign on page 851.

*Why was this campaign launched?

3. Study the maps Europe Pre-World War I and Europe Post-

World War I
on page 860.
*Be able to locate the nine new nations which were created
from the former
Austria-Hungary and northwestern portions of Russia.
1) Austria 5) Lithuania
2) Czechoslovakia 6) Latvia
3) Hungary 7) Estonia
4) Yugoslavia 8) Finland
5) Poland

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 4. Study the map Southeast Asia, 1926 on page 865.
*Which European country did Palestine, Transjordan, and Iraq
become a mandate of?
*Which European country did Syria and Lebanon become a
mandate of?
*What body of water is found to the west of Lebanon and
Palestine?
*What sea is found to the west of the Arabian Peninsula?
* What gulf is found to the east of Saudi Arabia?

B. LEARNING FROM TIMELINES

1. The Great War. Pages 838-839. Know the years of the

following:
a. beginning and end of World War I
b. Bolshevik Revolution

2. Revolution and Nationalism, 1900-1939. Pages 865-865.

Know the years of the following events:
a. The Mexican Revolution begins. 1910
b. Chinese Nationalists oust the last Qing emperor. 1911
c. Russian Bolsheviks win the revolution.
1917
d. Gandhi leads Indian campaign of civil disobedience. 1920
e. Turkey becomes a republic.
1923
f. Stalin becomes a dictator of the Soviet Union. 1929

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 g. The U.S. stock market crashes.
1929
h. Hitler is named chancellor of Germany. 1933
Add:
i. World War II
1939-1945
j. Mao Zedong leads the Chinese communists to victory. 1949

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C. LEARNING FROM THE MAIN IDEA, WHY IT MATTERS NOW, AND

TERMS & NAMES

Focus on these as you read each section of every chapter.

D. LEARNING FROM PEACE TREATIES

1. Why is Section 4 of Chapter 29 entitled A Flawed Peace?

2. What treaty dealt primarily with Germany?
*When was it signed?
*What was its harshest provision?
*What international organization did it create?
3. What treaty ended the war between Russia and Germany?
4. What countries comprised The Big Four?
What was their role in the Paris Peace Conference?

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