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  1. What is the base of support of the Labor Party in New Zealand?

  2. What are the distinct characteristics of the US government?

  3. What caused the fall of the Irish population in the 19th century?

  4. Why is Australia rich in unique species of animals and plants?

  5. Why was Australia called a prison colony when it was founded in the late 1700s?

  6. Who are the aboriginal people of Canada?

  7. What are the main factors shaping the Canadian climate?

  8. What role did Martin Luther King play in the Civil Rights Movement?

  9. For what purpose did the British government put the Stamp Tax into effect in America?

  10. What was the effect of the Glorious Revolution on the British form of government?

  11. How important is trade in the UK’s economy?

  12. ANZUS Treaty

  13. 10.Ulysses was written by the Irish novelist_______.

  14. Wars of the Roses

  15. 9.The armed Irish uprising against the British rule in 1916 is known as_______.

  16. 7.In 1840, on behalf of the British government, William Hobson signed______with Maori chiefs in New Zealand.

  17. 8.In Australia, Britain’s monarch is officially represented by______and six state governors.

  18. 6.Once a colony of Great Britain, Canada became independent in______through the British North America Act.

  19. 4.Americans celebrate_______to honor veterans of all wars in which the UShas fought.

  20. 5.The first immigrants in American history came from England and_______.

  21. 2.During nearly 400 years of control of Britain, the Romans always treated theBritons as a _______ people of slave class.

  22. A.1867

    B.the Netherlands

    C.the Easter Rising

    D.Thanksgiving Day

    E.subject

    F.James Joyce

    G.Veterans Day

    H.the prime minister

    I.The English Civil War

    J.Alfred

    K.the Treaty of Waitangi

    L.the Governor-General

    1.Known as “the father of the British navy,”_______founded a strong fleetwhich first beat the Danes at sea.

  23. 3.________marked the beginning of modem world history because it shook thefoundation of the feudal rule in Europe.

  24. _______, the capital of Ireland, is known for its theaters and writers.

    • A.Dublin
    • B.Cork
    • C.Limerick
    • D.Waterford
  25. Ireland enjoys a climate of western maritime under the influence of_______.

    • A.the Indian Ocean
    • B.the Pacific Ocean
    • C.the Arctic Ocean
    • D.the Atlantic Ocean
  26. Ireland is called the Emerald Isle because of______.

    • A.its rich green countryside
    • B.its rich emerald stones
    • C.its surrounding blue sea
    • D.its numerous islands
  27. There have been nine major occurrences of_______in Australia since 1788due to its location and geographical features.

    • A.flood
    • B.drought
    • C.landslide
    • D.earthquake
  28. As the federal capital of Australia, Canberra balances the power between two ________centers of Sydney and Melbourne.

    • A.economic
    • B.political
    • C.education
    • D.population
  29. _______, as "the national sport,” is the oldest of the major American team sports.

    • A.Baseball
    • B.Football
    • C.Basketball
    • D.Ice hockey
  30. Among the natural regions of Canada, farthest east is_______.

    • A.the Canadian Shield
    • B.the Arctic Region
    • C.the Appalachian Region
    • D.the Cordilleran Region
  31. In Canada______can introduce bills involving taxation.

    • A.the Supreme Court
    • B.the House of Commons
    • C.the Senate
    • D.the Governor-General
  32. The nature of McCarthyism is_______.

    • A.anti-racism
    • B.anti-Communism
    • C.advocating free market
    • D.advocating environmental protection
  33. John Maynard Keynes believed the government could enhance thedevelopment of economy by_______.

    • A.limiting birthrate
    • B.weakening manufacturing
    • C.averaging household income
    • D.controlling spending and taxes
  34. ______ is often considered the father of American drama.

    • A.William Inge
    • B.Arthur Miller
    • C.Eugene O’Neill
    • D.Tennessee Williams
  35. In 1607, the English founded their first permanent settlement in_______onthe American continent.

    • A.Virginia
    • B.Maryland
    • C.Connecticut
    • D.Massachusetts
  36. In September 1783, by______Britain recognized the independence of theUnited States.

    • A.the Treaty of Paris
    • B.the Alien and Sedition Acts
    • C.the Declaration of Independence
    • D.the Emancipation Proclamation
  37. In______women in the USA were given the right to vote.

    • A.1870
    • B.1890
    • C.1913
    • D.1920
  38. Which of the following was the chief center of the American War of Independence?

    • A.The South.
    • B.The Midwest.
    • C.New England.
    • D.The Middle Atlantic States.
  39. What language has official status in the state of New Mexico?

    • A.French.
    • B.Russian.
    • C.Spanish.
    • D.Portuguese.
  40. _______forms a natural boundary between Mexico and the USA.

    • A.The Colorado River
    • B.The Rio Grande River
    • C.The American Ruhr
    • D.The Gulf of California
  41. In 1265, Simon de Montfort summoned the Great Council to meet at_______,and the meeting was seen as that of the earliest parliament.

    • A.Bedford
    • B.Canterbury
    • C.Westminster
    • D.Winchester
  42. Which of the following is a newspaper of Northern Ireland?

    • A.The Herald.
    • B.The Daily Record
    • C.The Western Mail.
    • D.The Belfast Telegraph.
  43. The Labour Party and______have been the dominant party in the UK sincethe mid-1920s.

    • A.the Republican Party
    • B.the Liberal Democrats
    • C.the Conservative Party
    • D.the Scottish National Party
  44. Which of the following was a consequence of the Norman Conquest on England?

    • A.English became the official language in England.
    • B.The feudal system was completely established in England.
    • C.The England's commerce with the Continent was severely weakened.
    • D.The English church courts were more closely related to the civil courts.
  45. How do most students in the UK pay for their college education?

    • A.They do part-time jobs.
    • B.They get state-funded grants.
    • C.They pay for it after graduation.
    • D.They get support from their parents.
  46. The Parliament Act in 1911 strictly limited the powers of_______, making theCommons the supreme legislative body.

    • A.the Lords
    • B.the Cabinet
    • C.the Crown
    • D.the Church of England
  47. What might be the immediate cause of the UK’s entry into WWI?

    • A.Germany’s invasion of Belgium.
    • B.The assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
    • C.Austrian declaration of war on Serbia.
    • D.Germany’s declaration of war on Russia.
  48. The discovery of oil in______has made the UK self-sufficient in oil.

    • A.the Irish Sea
    • B.the Black Sea
    • C.the North Sea
    • D.the Mediterranean
  49. Located in Wales, ________is an important city in the UK.

    • A.Belfast
    • B.Cardiff
    • C.Liverpool
    • D.Edinburgh
  50. In the reign of______, Britain lost the French port of Calais.

    • A.Elizabeth I
    • B.Edward VI
    • C.Henry VIII
    • D.Mary Tudor
  51. The name Great Britain came into being when, in 1707, the Act of Union unitedEngland and______.

    • A.Wales
    • B.Scotland
    • C.Southern Ireland
    • D.Northern Ireland
  52. Which of the following rivers goes through the city of London?

    • A.The Forth.
    • B.The Severn.
    • C.The Thames.
    • D.The Mersey.
  53. About 500 BC_______began to arrive in Britain and kept coming until thearrival of the Romans.

    • A.the Jutes
    • B.the Angles
    • C.the Celts
    • D.the Saxons