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- INTRO TO ECON HISTORY
- ○ The scientific revolution?
- a) Proved that women are physically inferior to men <- UNRELATED
- b) Supported the idea that men were more important than women in the economy <- UNRELATED
- c) Proved that men are mentally inferior than(to) women <- UNRELATED
- d) Proved that women are mentally inferior than(to) men <- UNRELATED
- e) None of these(the above) <- CORRECT ANSWER
- ○ As a result of the crisis of the medieval economy during the 14th-15th centuries:
- a) Land became abundant and labor scarcer <- CORRECT ANSWER
- b) Labor became abundant and land scarcer <- OPPOSITE
- c) There was a price revolution in Europe <- AFTER NEW WORLD DISCOVERY
- d) The feudal system was established in Europe <- AFTER FALL OF ROMAN EMPIRE/WAS DESTROYED AS A RESULT
- e) None of these(the above) <- IT'S ACTUALLY i)
- INDUSTRIAL REV
- • Questions
- • Which statement is the best summary of the economy(as an explanation of what the economy was like) before 1715
- a) Heavy industry, lots of population <- Nope
- b) Cotton-textile industry, lots of population <- nope
- c) Based on agriculture <- correct
- d) Water-powered factories, some population <- nope
- e) Steam power, decreasing prices <- nope
- • Before a nation cab begin to industrialize that nation must first develop
- a) Strong religious foundation
- b) A rigid class structure
- c) An adequate food supply
- d) A democratic government
- e) All of these <- correct
- UK PRE1914
- • Questionnaire
- • The institutional setting for economic growth in 19th century Europe(and the US) was not based on:
- a) Individual initiative and enterprise
- b) Private property rights
- c) The rule of the law
- d) The international trade <- wrong statement -> correct answer
- e) The use of rationality and science in the pursuit of the material ends
- • In 1846, the British parliament repealed what unpopular laws?
- a) Corn laws <- correct answer
- b) Public health laws <- not economy
- c) Poor laws <- not economy
- d) Smooth-Hawley tariff/acts/laws <-not British
- e) Navigation acts <- in 17th century
- US PRE1914 PART I
- Example questions
- How was the American war for independence paid for?
- a) The American Congress reduced non-military expenditures <- NOT CORRECT, IMPOSSIBLE
- b) The US Govt. increased taxes <- WAR AGAINST TAXES, NO SENSE
- c) The American Congress borrowed the necessary funds from the Dutch republic <- WRONG, WAS A BIT FROM FRENCH
- d) The American congress began issuing(printing) paper money <- Correct answer
- e) The American congress borrowed the necessary funds from the UK <- war was against UK, no sense
- In the US, during the period 1783-1861, the invention and use of machines was stimulated by a shortage of:
- a) Labor <- correct answer
- b) Capital <- machines, land and labor are capital
- c) Raw materials <- abundant natural resources
- d) Land <- lots of land
- e) Trading ships <- many ships
- US PRE1914 PART II
- Example questions
- 1. As the American Civil War began, the North had all of the following advantages except:
- a) A larger population <- It had that
- b) More railroads <- it had that
- c) More industrial capacity <- it had that
- d) Superior military leader <- nope, right answer
- e) More gold <- it had that
- 2. The economic impact of the American Civil War on the South included all of the following except:
- a) The South(Southerners) appreciated the help of Northerners to rebuild the region after the war <- not happy, didn't learn in lecture, correct answer
- b) The South was left devastated by the war <- that happened
- c) The South's factories and farms were left in ruin <- that happened
- d) The South's railroads and cities were left in ruin <- that happened
- e) South remained a backward agriculture-based economy and the poorest region of the US for decades <- that happened, not in lecture
- GERMANY PRE1914
- Example questions
- He/who was the first to introduce social welfare legislation in Germany?
- a) Adolf Hitler- he did in fact introduce, but he was not the first
- b) Napoleon
- c) Leo von Caprivi
- d) Peter the Great
- e) None of these <- Right answer
- What is a Zollverein?
- a) A weak form of government
- b) A country not ruled by a king
- c) The German Customs Union <- Right answer
- d) A country with a president
- e) The power to make economic reforms
- RUSSIA PRE1914
- Example questions
- 1. He introduced the Gold standard in Russia
- a) Sergey Witte(correct answer)
- b) Alexander the second
- c) Vladimir Lennin
- d) Pyoter Stopylin
- e) Leonid Brezhnev
- 2. Peter the Great's program of economic modernization included
- a) The abolishing of serfdom
- b) Providing means by which serfs could earn their freedom
- c) Compulsory education of all peasant children
- d) States sponsorship of new industries(correct)
- e) The requirement that all men shave off their beards
- UK POST1914
- QUESTIONS
- Total direct cost of WW1 was about:
- a) 100 bln USD
- b) 150 bln USD- INDIRECT COST
- c) 260 bln USD- CORRECT ANSWER
- d) 350 bln USD
- e) 200 bln USD
- In 1920s, Britain companies spent _____ money for scientific research compared to their ____ counterpart
- a) Less, Russian
- b) More, American
- c) Less, Japanese
- d) Less, American - CORRECT
- e) Less, French
- US POST1914
- QUESTIONS
- What ended the Great Depression?
- a) WWI - ended before Great Depression, wrong
- b) New Deal - wrong
- c) Government spending - wrong
- d) Cold war - wrong
- e) None of these - correct
- How did the New Deal assist farmers?
- a) By subsidizing them to cut back production - correct
- b) By subsidizing them to increase production - wrong
- c) By subsidizing them to plant more cotton and wheat - wrong
- d) By artificially depressing agricultural prices - wrong
- e) All of the above - wrong
- JAPAN - 17TH-20TH CENTURY
- Which is the best explanation for the lost decade in the Japanese economy?
- a) WWI - wrong!
- b) The Great Depression - wrong
- c) Meiji restoration - wrong
- d) US occupation of japan - wrong
- e) Government intervention in the economy - correct
- The wrong of the Japanese economy since WWII has been accomplished despite the fact that Japan has:
- a) Little modern technology - wrong
- b) High unemployment - wrong
- c) Low worker productivity - wrong
- d) Few natural resources - correct
- e) Primitive agriculture - wrong
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