History 144: Second Exam Guidelines
For the second exam you will be responsible for the following chapters in the Bentley/Ziegler textbook:
Ch. 23: The Transformation of Europe (only pp. 512-19)
Ch. 28: Revolutions & National States in the Atlantic World
Ch. 29: The Making of Industrial Society
Ch. 30: The Americas in the Age of Independence
Ch. 31: Societies at Crossroads
Ch. 33: The Building of Global Empires
The exam will consist of:
19
questions based on textbook material
4
questions based on Things Fall Apart
4
questions based on Personalities & Problems
28
questions based on class lectures
55
(as per syllabus assignments)
questions total, each worth 2 points, but for a maximum score of 100
That is, 5 answers may be wrong and the maximum score can still be earned.
Each question has 4 possible answers. Answer all questions; leave none blank.
In addition to the names of the people profiled in the Wolf book, there will be questions on the following
names & concepts:
trade unions
Social Darwinists
nationalism
José de San Martin
Romanticism
Simón Bolívar
urbanization
classical liberalism
women’s roles
opening of Japan
US Civil War
Haitian Revolution
emancipation of Russian serfs
The Vindication of the Rights of Women
Philosophes/European Enlightenment
Karl Marx
industrialization & Industrial
laissez-faire
Revolution
socialism
imperialism & colonialism
opium
Seneca Falls Convention
Berlin Conference American & French
emigration
Revolutions
th
birth rates in the West, 19 century
Latin American Wars of Independence
Declaration of Rights of Women/Female Citizen
No dates to memorize (where necessary, dates are included in stem of question).
Bring half-page-size Scantron; at exam time write on the Scantron whether taking exam A or B or C.
Please do not write on any of the exam pages themselves. Use a Scantron that is not bent, folded, or
crumbled (otherwise the machine will reject it).