Worlds Together Study Set 1

Questions refer to the documents below. Document A. Italian Migration to the Americas Although Argentina and the United States were the two primary countries of Italian immigration in the Americas between 1880 and 1914, the flows of Italian migrants to their shores differed over time. It was Brazil and Argentina that initially were the primary targets of Italian migrants, with the United States running a poor third. In the 1870s, and through most of the 1880s, Argentina was the primary zone of reception. By the late 1880s, with the abolition of slavery and the massive shift to subsidized Italian workers in the expanding coffee fields of Sao Paulo, Brazil temporarily emerged as the primary immigration zone despite the steady increase in Italian migration to both the United States and Argentina. Herbert S. Klein, "The Integration of Italian Immigrants into the United States and Argentina," American Historical Review, 1983 Document B. Estimate of Annual Italian Migration to the Americas, 1876-1914 Source: Istituto Centrale di Statistica, Bolettino mensile de Statistica (Gennaio, 1975), Anno 5, n. 1, Appendix 2: "Espatriati e Rimpatriati, anni 1876-1973" (pp. 254-55) -According to Document A, what encouraged the large-scale Italian migration at the turn of the twentieth century?

What characteristic of the present-day world economy emerged during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries?

Questions refer to the images below. Image A. Striking Steel Workers Homestead PA, 1892 Image B. Striking Dockworkers' Rally in Trafalgar Square, London, 1911 -How might a historian question the reliability of Image A?

Questions refer to the map and image below. A. Uprisings and Wars in Africa B. German extermination of the Herero, photograph, 1904-1906 -Which of the following accurately describes the changes in colonization patterns from the early nineteenth century to that seen in the map above?

Questions refer to the map and image below. A. Uprisings and Wars in Africa B. German extermination of the Herero, photograph, 1904-1906 -The two images above support which of the following historical claims?

Of the many factors that contributed to the unsettled nature of the turn of the twentieth-century world, which of the following led most directly to the Maji Maji Revolt?

Which of the following was the destination of most South Asian emigrants?

Questions refer to the documents below. Document A. Italian Migration to the Americas Although Argentina and the United States were the two primary countries of Italian immigration in the Americas between 1880 and 1914, the flows of Italian migrants to their shores differed over time. It was Brazil and Argentina that initially were the primary targets of Italian migrants, with the United States running a poor third. In the 1870s, and through most of the 1880s, Argentina was the primary zone of reception. By the late 1880s, with the abolition of slavery and the massive shift to subsidized Italian workers in the expanding coffee fields of Sao Paulo, Brazil temporarily emerged as the primary immigration zone despite the steady increase in Italian migration to both the United States and Argentina. Herbert S. Klein, "The Integration of Italian Immigrants into the United States and Argentina," American Historical Review, 1983 Document B. Estimate of Annual Italian Migration to the Americas, 1876-1914 Source: Istituto Centrale di Statistica, Bolettino mensile de Statistica (Gennaio, 1975), Anno 5, n. 1, Appendix 2: "Espatriati e Rimpatriati, anni 1876-1973" (pp. 254-55) -Which of the following was an effect of Italian migration in North and South America before 1914?

Questions refer to the map and image below. A. Uprisings and Wars in Africa B. German extermination of the Herero, photograph, 1904-1906 -Which of the following was an example of a state that successfully resisted European colonization?

Questions refer to the images below. Image A. Striking Steel Workers Homestead PA, 1892 Image B. Striking Dockworkers' Rally in Trafalgar Square, London, 1911 -In which of the following historical situations were these images created?

In the period from 1845 to 1900, what factors in China led large numbers of people to emigrate to the Americas and Oceania?

Questions refer to the map and image below. A. Uprisings and Wars in Africa B. German extermination of the Herero, photograph, 1904-1906 -Which of the following situations was MOST similar to the one seen in Image B?

Questions refer to the passage below. Lecture on Industrialization and Women's Freedom in Egypt, Cairo, 1909 "Men say when we become educated we shall push them out of work and abandon the role for which God created us. But isn't it rather men who have pushed women out of work? Before, women used to spin and to weave cloth for clothes for themselves and their children, but men invented machines for spinning and weaving and put women out of work. . . . Since male inventors and workers have taken away a lot of our work should we waste our time in idleness or seek other work to occupy us? Of course, we should do the latter. . . . Obviously, I am not urging women to neglect their home and children to go out and become lawyers or judges or railway engineers. But if any of us wish to work in such professions our personal freedom should not be infringed." Bahithat al-Badiya, an educated, upper-class Egyptian woman, speaking to a female audience -This speech takes place in which of the following larger movements or historical contexts?

Questions refer to the documents below. Document A. Italian Migration to the Americas Although Argentina and the United States were the two primary countries of Italian immigration in the Americas between 1880 and 1914, the flows of Italian migrants to their shores differed over time. It was Brazil and Argentina that initially were the primary targets of Italian migrants, with the United States running a poor third. In the 1870s, and through most of the 1880s, Argentina was the primary zone of reception. By the late 1880s, with the abolition of slavery and the massive shift to subsidized Italian workers in the expanding coffee fields of Sao Paulo, Brazil temporarily emerged as the primary immigration zone despite the steady increase in Italian migration to both the United States and Argentina. Herbert S. Klein, "The Integration of Italian Immigrants into the United States and Argentina," American Historical Review, 1983 Document B. Estimate of Annual Italian Migration to the Americas, 1876-1914 Source: Istituto Centrale di Statistica, Bolettino mensile de Statistica (Gennaio, 1975), Anno 5, n. 1, Appendix 2: "Espatriati e Rimpatriati, anni 1876-1973" (pp. 254-55) -The Italian migration can be understood in the context of which of the following?

Questions refer to the images below. Image A. Striking Steel Workers Homestead PA, 1892 Image B. Striking Dockworkers' Rally in Trafalgar Square, London, 1911 -Using Image B as evidence, which of the following is a valid historical claim?

Between 1840 and 1914, which of the following led to large-scale migration within individual industrialized states' national boundaries?

Questions refer to the documents below. Document A. Italian Migration to the Americas Although Argentina and the United States were the two primary countries of Italian immigration in the Americas between 1880 and 1914, the flows of Italian migrants to their shores differed over time. It was Brazil and Argentina that initially were the primary targets of Italian migrants, with the United States running a poor third. In the 1870s, and through most of the 1880s, Argentina was the primary zone of reception. By the late 1880s, with the abolition of slavery and the massive shift to subsidized Italian workers in the expanding coffee fields of Sao Paulo, Brazil temporarily emerged as the primary immigration zone despite the steady increase in Italian migration to both the United States and Argentina. Herbert S. Klein, "The Integration of Italian Immigrants into the United States and Argentina," American Historical Review, 1983 Document B. Estimate of Annual Italian Migration to the Americas, 1876-1914 Source: Istituto Centrale di Statistica, Bolettino mensile de Statistica (Gennaio, 1975), Anno 5, n. 1, Appendix 2: "Espatriati e Rimpatriati, anni 1876-1973" (pp. 254-55) -According to the documents above, which region received the greatest number of Italian migrants in the nineteenth century?

Questions refer to the documents below. Document A. Italian Migration to the Americas Although Argentina and the United States were the two primary countries of Italian immigration in the Americas between 1880 and 1914, the flows of Italian migrants to their shores differed over time. It was Brazil and Argentina that initially were the primary targets of Italian migrants, with the United States running a poor third. In the 1870s, and through most of the 1880s, Argentina was the primary zone of reception. By the late 1880s, with the abolition of slavery and the massive shift to subsidized Italian workers in the expanding coffee fields of Sao Paulo, Brazil temporarily emerged as the primary immigration zone despite the steady increase in Italian migration to both the United States and Argentina. Herbert S. Klein, "The Integration of Italian Immigrants into the United States and Argentina," American Historical Review, 1983 Document B. Estimate of Annual Italian Migration to the Americas, 1876-1914 Source: Istituto Centrale di Statistica, Bolettino mensile de Statistica (Gennaio, 1975), Anno 5, n. 1, Appendix 2: "Espatriati e Rimpatriati, anni 1876-1973" (pp. 254-55) -These two documents best support which of the following conclusions?

Questions refer to the passage below. Lecture on Industrialization and Women's Freedom in Egypt, Cairo, 1909 "Men say when we become educated we shall push them out of work and abandon the role for which God created us. But isn't it rather men who have pushed women out of work? Before, women used to spin and to weave cloth for clothes for themselves and their children, but men invented machines for spinning and weaving and put women out of work. . . . Since male inventors and workers have taken away a lot of our work should we waste our time in idleness or seek other work to occupy us? Of course, we should do the latter. . . . Obviously, I am not urging women to neglect their home and children to go out and become lawyers or judges or railway engineers. But if any of us wish to work in such professions our personal freedom should not be infringed." Bahithat al-Badiya, an educated, upper-class Egyptian woman, speaking to a female audience -Which of the following might affect the speaker's reliability as a source?

Questions refer to the passage below. Lecture on Industrialization and Women's Freedom in Egypt, Cairo, 1909 "Men say when we become educated we shall push them out of work and abandon the role for which God created us. But isn't it rather men who have pushed women out of work? Before, women used to spin and to weave cloth for clothes for themselves and their children, but men invented machines for spinning and weaving and put women out of work. . . . Since male inventors and workers have taken away a lot of our work should we waste our time in idleness or seek other work to occupy us? Of course, we should do the latter. . . . Obviously, I am not urging women to neglect their home and children to go out and become lawyers or judges or railway engineers. But if any of us wish to work in such professions our personal freedom should not be infringed." Bahithat al-Badiya, an educated, upper-class Egyptian woman, speaking to a female audience -Which of the following is an accurate summary of the claim in this passage?