CHY4U Final Exam
CHY4U Final Exam
Format:
• Part A: Multiple Choice (K)- 15 questions
o Questions will be pulled from all units throughout the course
• Part B: Timeline (K/A)- 10 marks
o Chose ten (10) events from the table and place them in proper chronological order on the timeline. (1 mark/event) **From this list of 25, only 15 will on the exam**
|Christopher Columbus |The Final Solution Begins|Storming of the Bastille |The Enlightenment |Archduke Franz Ferdinand |
|discovers America | | | |is assassinated |
|February Revolution |The Bay of Pigs |Martin Luther posts his |Leonardo da Vinci passes |Cuban Missile Crisis |
| | |95 Theses |away | |
|The Black Death |The Printing Press is |The Fall of the Berlin |The Phony War |Congress of Vienna |
| |invented |Wall | | |
|Romanticism |War on Terror |Attacks on Pearl Harbour |Napoleonic Wars |Warsaw Pact |
|Russian Revolution |The Reign of Terror |Industrial Revolution |Vietnam War |The Thirty Years War |
• Part C: Identify and State the Significance (T/A)- 15 marks
o From the table in Part B, choose five (5) events. For each give a description of the event and state reasons why it is considered important to our history. (5x3 marks each)
• Part C: Short Answer (A, C)- 20 marks
o You will be given 3 questions, you only have to respond to two. You should draw on your knowledge from the entire course to formulate your answers. (2 x10= 20 marks)
• Part D: Response (A)- 10 marks
o An image will appear on the exam and you will need to draw on your knowledge from the course in order to apply it to the image and answer the question.
• Part E: Essay Question (C, A, K, T)- 30 marks
20 marks for content
10 marks for quality
o Write your response to one of the following questions in the space provided. Use proper essay form and be conscious of the mechanics of your writing. Marks will be granted for all categories of learning. Choose one of the following questions to prepare for your final exam:
▪ 1. Explain how World War II could be described as a “European civil war with global consequences.”
▪ 2. Analyze the lasting impact of individuals in the 20th Century in shaping world events and the current structure of the international community. Compare and Contrast the roles of three of the following: Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, Gandhi, Mao Tse-Tung and one Canadian Prime Minister, and one American President.
Study Tips:
• Multiple Choice
o Read the question/statement carefully
o Circle/highlight key words
o Read all the answers before selecting one
o If you don’t know the answer, eliminate ones you know are wrong
o Use study cards for key terms (events, dates, people, ideas, terminology)
o Study multiple choice units from all unit tests
o Take terms and make up your own multiple choice questions
• Identify and State the Significance:
o Read all questions before choosing the one you plan to answer
o Plan content for the answer (key terms, specifics, details)
o Write clearly and concisely
o Key Terms- use many and explain them
o Use practice questions to prepare
• Essay:
o Formal essay format
o 5 paragraphs
o Thesis, topic sentences, concluding sentences
o Clearly written
o Specific, accurate, explained historical details supporting general points
o Plan your answer before writing it
o Organization is important
o Prepare your ideas before hand
General Tips:
- Create a study schedule- plan many, short sessions- plan to cover all topics
- Start studying as early as possible
- Study when alert, energized, fed
- Minimize distractions when studying
- Use study cards/sheets- track what you know/what you don’t know
- Plan (write) answers to practice questions (writing is more active than reading)
CHY4U Unit 1 Review
Terms and Concepts
• Modern Western Civilization
• Bubonic plague
• Ring Around the Rosie
• Renaissance
• Origins of the renaissance
• Florence
• Renaissance man
• Renaissance art
• Baroque
• Leonardo Da Vinci
• Michelangelo
• William Shakespeare
• Humanism
• The Printing Press
• The reformation
• Martin Luther
• John Calvin
• King Henry VIII
• Christopher Columbus
• Hernan Cortes
• Francisco Pizarro
• The Black Legend
• The Thirty Years War
• Slavery
• Slave Resistance
• Abolitionism
• Galileo
• The Scientific Revolution
• Hobbes
• John Locke
• Absolutism
• Louis XIV
• Peter I
CHY4U Unit 2 Test Review
• The Enlightenment
• Progress
• Salon
• Rousseau
• Voltaire
• Edmund Burke
• Enlightened Despotism
• Fredrick II of Prussia
• Joseph II of Austria
• Catherine II of Russia
• Charles III of Spain
• Jose I of Portugal
• The French Revolution
• Louis XVI
• Marie Antoinette
• The Estates
• Estates General
• Robespierre
• Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes
• Mirabeau
• The Tennis Court Oath
• The Storming of the Bastille
• The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
• Reign of Terror
• Napoleon
• Napoleonic Wars
• Congress of Vienna
• British America
• India
• Spanish America
• Haiti
CHY4U Unit 3 Review
• Industrialization
• Industrial Revolution
• Britain
• Richard Arkwright
• Industrial Novel
• Worker Resistance: Machine Breaking, Institutions, Political Solutions
• Congress System
• Romanticism
• Liberalism
• Revolutions of 1848
• France
• King Louis Phillippe
• The February Revolution
• Banquets
• Emperor Ferdinand
• The Hapsburgs
• Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
• Unification of Italy
• Unification of Germany
• Realism
• Auguste Comte
• Sigmund Freud
• Migration
• Great Depression
• Second Industrial Revolution
• Karl Marx
• Charles Darwin
CHY4U Unit 4 Review
• Diplomacy
• Archduke Franz Ferdinand
• Pearl Harbour
• Peace of Versailles
• Woodrow Wilson
• The Russian Revolution
• Tsar Nicholas II
• The Bolsheviks
• Leon Trotsky
• Lenin
• Stalin
• Hitler
• Nazi Party
• Concentration Camps
• The Munich Agreement
• The Phony War
• Manhattan Project
• Harry Truman
• Nuremberg
• The United Nations
• The Cold War
• NATO
• Warsaw Pact
• The Chinese Revolution
• Mao Zedong
• Korean War
• Vietnam
• Ho Chi Minh
• Cuban Missile Crisis
• Fidel Castro
• The Bay of Pigs
• Khrushcev
CHY4U Unit 5 Review
• The Middle East
• The Second Cold War
o Angola
o The Horn of Africa
o SALT
o Afghanistan
o Nicaragua
o Collapse of Communism
• Gorbachev
• Boris Yeltsin
• The People’s Republic of China
• The Middle East & Islamic Revivalist Challenge
• European Unification
• Toward a Global Economy
• Terrorism
• Feminism
• Environmentalism
• Against Globalization
• Resurgence of Aboriginals
• Disease
• Postmodernism
• Los Angeles
• Rio de Janeiro
• Berlin
• Johannesburg
• Tokyo
• Toronto
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