History quiz

• Exercises on the AK-47:the most versatile weapon in the world

  question 1 The AK-47 is internationally known for being used outside the context of conventional warfare. In what kind of situation do you usually see the use of the AK-47? a) exclusively in WWII commemorative parades. b) in acts of terrorism and in civil wars. c) in self defense cases. d) at rare,

• Exercises on Adolf Hitler and Nazism

  question 1 (Ameosc – adapted) In several countries, during the 1920s and 1930s, there was the rise of movements classified as fascists, whose characteristics, according to historians, are the obsessive concern for the community, seen as a victim of humiliation and in need of immediate purification.

• Exercises on Adolf Hitler

  question 1 (Mackenzie) “[...] every crossing of two beings of unequal value produces a middle ground between the values ​​of the parents [...] Such a gathering is in contradiction with the will of nature, which tends to raise the level of beings. This objective cannot be achieved by uniting individu

• Exercises on life in the trenches

  question 1 One ​​of the most frequent problems that soldiers of the First World War faced in their daily lives inside the trenches was ailments and diseases of all kinds. Among them was: a) the trench flu b) the trench foot c) leprosy d) psychological blindness e) typhoid fever question 2 Read the f

• Exercises on usury and fair pricing

  question 1 (FGV) In a 13th century manuscript one can read:Usurers are thieves, because they sell time, which does not belong to them, and sell the property of others, against the will of the owner , It is a steal. Apud LE GOFF, J., The purse and life. Usury in the Middle Ages . São Paulo, Brasilien

• Exercises on Italian Unification

  question 1 (Unesp-SP) The political unifications of Germany and Italy, which took place in the second half of the 19th century, altered the European political and social balance. Among the historical events triggered by the unification processes are: the rise of Bonapartism in France and the worke

• Exercises on German Unification

  question 1 The unification of Germany (1871) took place: the great economic and social development of the German States and ended the Austrian hegemony in Continental Europe. the great economic and social development of the Germanic States and ended the French hegemony in Continental Europe. the s

• Exercises on the Soviet Union

  question 1 (Unesp) In the late spring of 1921, a great article by Lenin defines what the NEP [New Economic Policy] will be:suppression of requisitions, imposed in kind (for the peasants); freedom of commerce; freedom of artisanal production; concessions to foreign capitalists; freedom of enterprise

• Exercises on Feudal Society

  question 1 (FUVEST) What is the difference between the obligations of a vassal and those of a serf in feudal society? question 2 (UFPA) In the dominant relationships of suzerainty and vassalage during European feudalism, it is possible to observe that: a) serfdom represented, especially in F

• Exercises on Spanish colonial society

  question 1 (PUC-Rio) The European conquest and colonization in America, between the 16th and 17th centuries, conditioned the formation of diverse and particular colonial societies. About such societies we can say that: I – In the areas of Spanish colonization, the labor force of the Amerindian popu

• Exercises on the second industrial revolution

  question 1 The second industrial revolution was characterized, among other reasons, by the development of new tools, energy sources and industrial sectors, which emerged mainly from the second half of the 19th century. Regarding the innovations of the second industrial revolution, point out the alt

• Exercises on the Second Sino-Japanese War

  question 1 The Second Sino-Japanese War was a conflict between Japan and China that lasted from 1937 to 1945. This conflict was triggered by: a) Mukden Incident. b) Marco Polo Bridge Incident. c) Manchukuo Incident. d) Hirohito Incident. e) Mao Zedong Incident. question 2 During the Second Sino-Japa

• Exercises on WWII in Yugoslavia

  question 1 When invading the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in 1941, the Nazis distributed territory among their Axis allies (Italy, Hungary and Bulgaria) and established a puppet state under the rule of a militia far-right group called Ustase. What was that state? a) from Southern Slovenia. b) of the Great

• World War II Exercises

  question 1 (Enem/2017) After the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the UN in 1948, UNESCO published studies by scientists from around the world that discredited racist doctrines and demonstrated the unity of the human race. Since then, most European scientists themselves have come to recogniz

• Exercises on WWII - Peace Accords

  question 1 During the last years of World War II , the leaders of the main allied countries held meetings in Tehran , Yalta and Potsdam to draw up the peace agreements . Several measures of world reorganization were defined in these meetings, indicate which of the alternatives below is incorrect re

• Exercises on Russia's exit from World War I

  question 1 Russias exit from World War I occurred after the successive defeats of its armies to the Germans, mass desertions from the battlefront, as well as the outbreak of the Russian Revolution, in 1917. Agreements between Russians and Germans to end the conflict between the two countries were ma

• Exercises on the Sandinista Revolution

  question 1 The Sandinista Revolution took place in 1979 and lasted until 1990, when the Sandinistas were removed from power after being defeated in the presidential election. The Sandinistas fought a dictatorship (of the Somozas) that ruled the country for more than 40 years. In which Central Americ

• Exercises on the Russian Revolution

  question 1 (AMEOSC - adapted) The Bolshevik party, before the fall of the Tsar, was led by: a) Kerenski. b) Trotsky. c) Lenin. d) Stalin. e) Lvov. question 2 (AGIRH - adapted) Between the years of 1904 and 1905, a series of military defeats of the Russian Empire in the war against Japan shook the al

• Exercises on the Puritan Revolution

  question 1 (Unesp-SP) ... the period between The 1640s and 1660s saw the destruction of one type of state and the introduction of a new political framework within which capitalism could develop freely. HILL, Christopher. The English Revolution of 1640 . Lisbon, Presença, 1981. The author of the

• Exercises on the Industrial Revolution

  question 1 Why can we understand that the result of the English Revolution was of paramount importance for England to take the lead in the Industrial Revolution? question 2 Thinking of the Industrial Revolution as a technological transformation, highlight some of the discoveries that contributed t