#132001  Fathers and Sons  Which of the following might most accurately be described as a "dandy"?  A "dandy" is a man who is extremely concerned about his clothing and appearance.    	2	Arkady   	Pavel   	Bazarov   	Nikolai   	Kukshina   	
#132002  Fathers and Sons  Bazarov's field of study was    	2	Russian literature   	medicine   	engineering   	Russian history   	military science   	
#132003  Fathers and Sons is set in Russia in    	3	1763   	1812   	1859   	1905   	1917   	
#132004  Fathers and Sons Madame Odintsova is            years old at the time she meets Arkady and Bazarov.    	2	17   	28   	46   	49   	74   	
#132005  Fathers and Sons Nihilist means     	1	one who has a critical point of view and accepts nothing on faith    	a revolutionary who plans to build a better society for the laboring masses    	a junk food junkie    	an advocate of the "Old Believers" sect within Russian Orthodoxy    	a modern Christian that rejects the "Old Believer" position    	
#132006  Fathers and Sons Which of the following did the author find the least appealing?    	3	Katya   	Odintsova   	Kukshina   	Fenechka   	All of the above charmed the author and he presented them in the most sympathetic way possible.   	
#132007  Fathers and Sons After Bazarov's death, his friend and disciple Arkady Kirsonov dedicates his life to Nihilism and revolution.    	2	True   	False   	   	   	   	
#132008  Fathers and Sons was written by    	4	Alexander Solzhenitzn   	Alexander Tolstoy   	Mikhail Sholokov   	Ivan Turgenev   	Leo Tolstoy   	
#132009  Fathers and Sons  Women were barred from education in 19th century Russi    	2	Madame Odintsova and Katya for instance, although charming in a simple way, were barely literat E. A. True 	False   	   	   	   	
#132010  Fathers and Sons  One feels that the author had some sympathy for    	4	Bazarov   	Nikolai   	Pavel   	all of the above   	none of the above   	
#132011  Fathers and Sons  An important theme(s) of the novel is/are    	3	the conflict between generations   	the conflict between social classes   	both a and b   	none of the above   	 E.  	
#132012  Fathers and Sons  Although Arkady and Bazarov were university-educated, the older generation as personified by Nikolai and Pavel was simple and uneducate D.   	2	True   	False   	   	   	   	
#132013  Fathers and Sons  Nikolai was apprehensive about Pavel's and Arkady's and society's reaction to his relationship with Fenechka primarily because    	2	she was much younger than he    	she came from a much lower social class   	she had had an illegitimate baby   	she was a strumpet   	none of the above   	
#132014  Fathers and Sons  Bazarov and Arkady attended the University at    	1	St. Petersburg   	Berlin   	Warsaw    	Kiev   	Vienna   	
#132015  Fathers and Sons  Nihilists respected and honored    	5	the Holy Orthodox Church   	the family   	art and individual creativity   	both b and c   	none of the above   	
#132016  Fathers and Sons  The Russia described in the novel is a land of social tranquility.    	2	True   	False   	   	   	   	
#132017  Fathers and Sons  When Arkady and Bazarov arrived for their visit, the Kirsonov farm was sinking into neglect and deterioration.    	1	True   	False   	   	   	   	
#132018  Fathers and Sons  Nickolai Kirsonov's father was    	2	an ambassador   	a general   	a peasant   	the Grand Duke   	a country doctor   	
#132019  Fathers and Sons  The Russian word            for a village commune in Czarist times has been adapted into the English language.    	5	Perestroika   	Glasnot   	Duma   	Menshevik   	Mir   	
#132020  Fathers and Sons         was born around 519, an early military and political hero of Rome, who after routing an enemy army in one day, chose to return to his small farm rather than accept the dictatorship of Rome.    	3	Fabius Maximus   	Hannibal   	Cincinnatus   	Aesop   	Dacha   	
#132021  Fathers and Sons  The word that means a servant's uniform or can mean the distinctive badge or clothing formerly worn by the retainers of a person of rank is           .    	5	mir   	valet   	fop   	patronymic   	livery   	
#132022  Fathers and Sons  The word that means a man's male servant who performs personal services is            .    	2	mir   	valet   	fop   	patronymic   	livery   	
#132023  The Danish War (1864) in which Prussia defeated the Danes was fought over ownership and control of    	3	Bosnia-Herzegovinia   	Hesse-Darmstadt   	Schleswig-Holstein   	Alsace-Lorraine   	Baden-Wurttemberg   	
#132024  The Ems Dispatch    	5	was designed to goad France into declaring war on Prussia   	was shrewdly edited by Bismarck to fulfill his own purposes   	as it was released to the press, made it appear that the French Ambassador had been treated in a brusque and insulting fashion by the King of Prussia   	gave the French government an excuse for a war it wanted   	all of the above   	
#132025  A newspaper article entitled "J'accuse" in support of Dreyfus was written by    	3	Adolphe Thiers   	Marshal MacMahon   	Emile Zola   	Jacques Proudhon   	Alfred  E. Newman  	
#132026  The Prussian defeat of Austria in 1866    	1	permanently excluded the Hapsburgs from German affairs   	resulted in a harsh treaty in which Austria lost a great amount of territory to Prussia   	left Hanover the only major competitor for leadership among the German states   	prolonged the Schleswig-Holstein problem   	all of the above   	
#132027  Two new modern nations were created between 1860 and 1871.  They were    	2	France and Italy   	Italy and Germany   	Britain and Germany   	Germany and Russia   	Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia   	
#132028  Germany, in 1871, took Alsace-Lorraine from    	2	Denmark   	France   	Poland   	Austria   	Bavaria   	
#132029  The Crimean War involved    	5	Britain, France and Russia against the Ottoman Empire and Austria   	Britain, France and the Ottoman Empire against Russia and Austria   	Prussia and Russia against the Ottoman Empire and Britain   	Russia and the Ottoman Empire against Prussia and Austria   	Britain, France, and the Ottoman Empire against Russia   	
#132030  The Battle of Sedan in 1870 resulted in    	5	the capture of the Emperor of France   	the defeat of the Prussian Army   	the defeat of the French Army   	the annexation of Belgium and Northern France by the German Empire   	both a and c   	
#132031  The Compromise of 1867 transformed the Hapsburg Empire into     	1	a dual monarchy   	a republic   	four administrative units   	a dependency of Italy   	a vassal state to Russia   	
#132032  The king of the new Italian state in 1861 was    	4	Emile Zola   	Guissepe Mazzini   	Guiseppi Garibaldi   	Victor Emmanuel   	Pius IX   	
#132033  For about 25 years after the Crimean War,    	1	instability prevailed in European affairs   	the Concert of Europe closely checked Prussian aggression   	France and Austria held the Concert of Europe together in the face of Italian and German unification   	Britain maintained military forces on the Continent in order to preserve the Concert of Europe   	Russia came to dominate Europe and the Middle East   	
#132034  Captain Dreyfus    	5	was Jewish   	was wrongly convicted of being a spy for the Germans   	was a victim of anti-Semitism   	was French   	all of the above   	
#132035  What major political problems did William I have before he recruited Bismarck?    	2	creating a spirit of patriotism in Prussia   	controlling the Prussian Parliament which wouldn't approve taxes necessary for military expansion   	finding a competent general   	being accepted as king after the deposition of his brother, Frederick William IV   	keeping the loyalty of the Prussian officer corps   	
#132036  Which of the following is not true with regard to German unification?    	3	It was completed in 1871 with a war with Franc E.  	The chief architect of the movement was Otto von Bismarck   	The unification process was directed by the German state of Austria   	Prussia was the most important state in the new Empire   	the newly created German Empire was the most powerful nation on the Continent   	
#132037  The individual least responsible for playing a positive role in Italian unification was    	3	Mazzini        	Garibaldi   	Pope Pius IX   	Count Cavour   	 E.  	
#132038  The North German Confederation (1867) consisted of all of the following except    	3	Schleswig and Holstein   	Hanover   	Austria   	Hesse   	Prussia   	
#132039  The ism that demonstrated the most vitality and real power in the era 1850-1914 was    	1	Nationalism   	Protestantism   	Socialism   	Communism      	Fascism   	
#132040  Bismarck wanted    	2	to form a state that would include every person who spoke German   	to increase the power of Prussia   	to avoid war at all costs   	to annex Belgium   	 E.  	
#132041  After 1871, the European balance of power    	3	shifted in favor of Russia   	broke down because of British naval supremacy   	shifted in favor of Germany   	shifted in favor of France   	shifted from northern Europe to the Mediterranean   	
#132042  Guiseppe Mazzini was    	4	an Italian republican leader   	an Italian nationalist leader   	the founder of the Young Italy Society in order to drive Austria out of Italy   	all of the above   	 E.  	
#132043  (1804-1881) was the son of a Jewish stockbroker.  He was a novelist and a "dandy" as well as a politician.  As leader of the Conservative Party in 1867, he extended the vote to all middle-class British males.  He was Prime Minister of Great Britain (1874-1880).    	4	Alexander Herzen   	Charles Stewart Parnell   	John Stuart Hill   	Benjamin Disraeli   	Eduard Bernstein   	
#132044  was a leader of the Liberal Party in Great Britain.  He was a competent and amazingly durable politician, having begun his career as a Tory he moved steadily toward liberalism.  He was Prime Minister 1868-1872, 1880-1886, and again in the 1890's.    	2	Sidney Webb   	William Gladstone   	George Haussman   	Charles Stewart Parnell   	H. G. Wells   	
#132045  Who said, "The great questions of the day will not be decide by speeches and majority . . , but by iron and blood"?    	1	Otto von Bismarck   	John Stuart Mills   	Franz Joseph von Hapsburg   	Fredrick William IV   	Gottlieb Daimler   	
#132046  became known as the Tsar Liberator.  In 1861 he emancipated the serfs of Russi    	3	 A. Nicholas I  	Nicholas II   	Alexander II   	Frederick William IV   	Victor Emmanuel II   	
#132047  The activist leader of Britain's women's suffrage movement at the turn of the century was    	2	Mary Shelley.   	Emmeline Pankhurst.   	Henrietta Asquith.   	Harriet Taylor.   	Gregori Rasputin.   	
#132048  Which country was most discriminatory in its relations with Jews during the second half of the 19th century?    	1	Russia   	France   	Austria-Hungary   	England   	The United States   	
#132049  All of the following were leading members of a group of moderate British Socialists called the Fabian Society except    	5	Sidney Webb   	H. G. Wells   	George Bernard Shaw   	Beatrice Webb   	Millicent Fawcett   	
#132050  Hannibal    	3	is a city in southern Germany.   	painted Liberty Leading the Peopl E.  	was a Carthagenian general who invaded Italy and threatened Rome in 219  B. C. 	was the nom de querre of Vladimir Illvich Vlyanov.   	was none of the abov E.  	
#132051  In 1850, London was the largest city in Europe with a population of 2,685,000.  In 1910,              was the largest city in Europe with a population of 7,256,000.    	2	Berlin   	London   	Madrid   	Frankfurt   	Vienna   	
#132052  Bolshevik is a Russian word meaning "majority."    	1	True   	False   	   	   	   	
#132053  , is the man generally recognized as the inventory of the automobil E.  He joined the newly invented internal combustion engine to four wheels in 1887.   	3	George Haussman   	Edward Bernstein   	Gottlieb Daimler   	Henry Ford   	Henry Bessemer   	
#132054  Between 1846 and 1932 approximately             Europeans left their homelands to settle overseas.    	2	3 million   	50 million   	650,000   	770 million   	2 billion   	
#132055  Which of the following statements about prostitution in the late 19th Century is true?    	3	Poor young women were commonly seduced into prostitution by middle-class and upper-    class men.   	Prostitution in Great Britain was legal and tightly regulate D.  	The customers of poor working-class prostitutes were primarily working-class men.   	Many, perhaps most prostitutes, were from traditional, intact working-class and lower middle-class homes.   	Governments on the Continent generally tried to stamp out prostitution through Draconian laws punishing both prostitutes and customers.   	
#132056  Edward Bernstein was a devote follower of Karl Marx who built his career and reputation defending Marxist ideas against revisionists.    	2	True   	False   	   	   	   	
#132057  The man most responsible for Russia's industrialization was    	3	Gregory Piekhanov.   	P.  A. Stolypian.  	Sergei Witt E.  	Gregori Rasputin.   	Nicholas I.   	
#132058  The greatest public health disaster during the 1830s and 1840s was an epidemic of    	3	bubonic plagu E.  	small pox.   	choler A.  	tuberculosis.   	polio.   	
#132059  Who wrote The Subjection of Women (1869)?    	3	Mary Wollstonecraft   	Emmeline Pankhurst   	John Stuart Mill   	Joseph Chamberlin   	Millicent Fawcett   	
#132060  The urban architect in charge of rebuilding much of Paris during the reign of Napoleon III was    	4	Jean Jaures.   	Francois Millet.   	Edward Bernstein.   	George Haussman.   	Sergi Witt E.  	
#132061  The more radical Russian revolutionary faction led by Lenin was called    	2	Menshevik.   	Bolshevik.   	Zemstvo   	Soviet.   	Kulaks.   	
#132062  While he did not invent the automobile, the American             is credited with making it available to the masses.  He put America on wheels.    	2	Gottlieb Daimler   	Henry Ford   	George Hausmann   	Walter Chrysler   	David Packard   	
#132063  The French impressionist painter             painted the Bellelli family.  He also painted the two women who were drinking wine and working in a laundry.  Both of these works are reproduced in your text.    	4	Eduard Bernstein   	Sergi Witte   	Francois Guizot   	Edgar Degas   	Charles Stewart Parnell   	
#132064  The King of Prussia and Emperor of Germany from 1888-1918 was            .    	3	Frederick William IV   	Frederick II   	William II   	Otto III   	Elmer II   	
#132065  In 1889,             was built in Paris as a temporary structure for the international tradeexposition.    	1	the Eiffel Tower   	the Arc de Triomphe   	the Crystal Palace   	the Space Needle   	Maxims of Paris   	
#132066  A strange and uncouth monk,            , (1871-1916) gained great influence at the Russian court because of his alleged power to cure the hemophilic Tsarovich.    	3	Sergi Witte   	Stolypin   	Gregori Rasputin   	Ivan Kulak   	Edgar Degas   	
#132067  The Tsar of Russia from 1894-1917 was            .     	5	Alexander I   	Alexander II   	Alexander III   	Nicholas I   	Nicholas II   	
#132068  Professor Weber tells us that the Balkans were highly unstable throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, largely as the result of the collapse in that area of    	4	the Austro-Hungarian Empire   	the British Empire   	the German Empire   	the Turkish Empire   	the Spanish Empire   	
#132069  According to Professor Weber, which of the following Great Powers suffered a humiliating defeat by the Japanese in 1905?    	4	Britain   	France   	Germany   	Russia   	the United States   	
#132070  According to Professor Weber, which of the following Great Powers thought of itself as the protector of Slavic peoples in the Balkans?    	4	the Austro-Hungarian Empire   	the British Empire   	the German Empire   	the Russian Empire   	the Spanish Empire