Blueprint Practice

Units 7-9 // 9-Question Intensive

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Stimulus 1: Split World

"Iron curtain has descended across the Continent... subject to control from Moscow." — Churchill
"US must support free peoples resisting attempted subjugation." — Truman

1. The "iron curtain" refers to:

A) Trade barrier

B) Ideological split

C) Wall

D) Defense line

2. Truman’s policy to resist subjugation is:

A) Containment

B) Isolationism

C) Appeasement

D) Mercantilism

3. Gorbachev’s policies for political openness were:

A) Glasnost/Perestroika

B) NATO/Warsaw

C) Salt/Ahimsa

D) Great Leap Forward

Stimulus 2: Non-Violence

"Win independence by its own effort... struggle based on non-violence." — Gandhi
"Fought against system of racial segregation and Apartheid." — Mandela

4. Gandhi’s method of resistance is called:

A) Armed revolt

B) Civil Disobedience

C) Absolute Rule

D) Mercantilism

5. Mandela fought to end racial segregation known as:

A) Socialism

B) Apartheid

C) Pan-Africanism

D) Feudalism

6. Conflict in the Middle East is primarily over:

A) Land and Sovereignty

B) Arctic trade

C) Nuclear weapons

D) Monarchy

Stimulus 3: Global Innovation

Data: Agricultural output (1960-1980):
Wheat yields in Asia increased by +210% using high-yield seeds and fertilizers.

7. The Green Revolution was intended to:

A) Limit food

B) Reduce famine

C) Organic farming

D) Limit births

8. Organizations like EU and OPEC illustrate:

A) Interdependence

B) Isolationism

C) Absolute Rule

D) End of trade

9. Cyberwarfare and ISIS are examples of:

A) Global Challenges

B) Iron Curtain

C) State war

D) Stability

Blueprint Synthesis

How did the end of the Cold War (Unit 7) lead to the interdependence of today (Unit 9)?

Unit 7-9 Expanded Practice

Unit 7-9 Expanded Practice