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GOVT 407 Quiz Discovery https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/govt-407-quiz-discovery/ GOVT 407 Quiz Discovery 1. A notice of deposition must state the time and place of taking the deposition, the and of each person to be examined and the method by which the examination will be recorded.

2. Assume that GreenChem’s attorney interviewed a GreenChem employee who was mixing the chemicals that allegedly caused the explosion. GreenChem’s attorney writes down on a notepad his questions and the employee’s answers to these questions. The employee dies a few days later from injuries he sustained in the explosion. Woodson sends a request for production of documents to GreenChem seeking “any notes of discussions with GreenChem employees concerning the events in the lawsuit.” GreenChem objects based on the work product doctrine in Rule 26(b)(3). Should Woodson be able to get a copy of the notes?

3. Washington sends interrogatories to Jefferson asking him to state his annual income for the past twenty years. Jefferson believes this information is not relevant to the lawsuit. What can Jefferson’s attorney do?

4. During Hamilton’s deposition, Titus asks him, “Did you tell your lawyer you had ten beers before the accident?” Titus’s lawyer objects to the question based on the attorney-client privilege. Does the privilege apply to this question?

5. Granny’s attorney wants to conduct a deposition on Speedy to get his testimony on the accident.

Speedy’s attorney asks Granny’s attorney to give him the questions ahead of the deposition so Speedy can be prepared. Is this a legitimate request?

6. In hopes of finding as much evidence as possible in the lawsuit against the Arlington County Police Department, Jennifer’s lawyer sends the following request for production of documents: “Provide all documents that are in the possession of the police department, its agents, and its employees.” Is this a valid discovery request under Rule 26(b)(1)?

7. Jefferson’s attorney schedules an oral deposition of Dr. Washington. During the deposition, Jefferson’s attorney asks Dr. Washington if he has ever been unfaithful to his wife. Should Washington’s attorney allow his client to answer the question?

8. Jefferson sends a request for production of documents to Dr. Washington asking him to produce all of his personal journals for inspection. Dr. Washington believes his journals are not relevant to the lawsuit. What can Dr. Washington’s attorney do to prevent the journals from being produced?

9. Jefferson sends interrogatories to Dr. Washington. After forty-five days, Dr. Washington has not responded to the interrogatories. What can Jefferson’s attorney do to get Dr. Washington to answer the interrogatories?

10. Jefferson sues Dr. Washington for medical malpractice. Dr. Washington receives an interrogatory from Jefferson that asks: “State whether you ingested any drugs or alcohol on the day you performed surgery on Jefferson.” Although Dr. Washington had ingested a narcotic on the day of the surgery, he answers “no” to the interrogatory. Has Dr. Washington violated Rule 33?

11. Jennifer wishes to conduct a deposition on Hamilton, who is not a party in her lawsuit against Thompson and the Arlington County Police Department. What must she send to Hamilton in order to compel him to attend the deposition?

12. Jennifer wishes to sue Thompson, an Arlington County Police Officer, for injuries she sustained when Thompson arrested her for disorderly conduct. Jennifer also sues the police department alleging that it failed to properly train its officers how to conduct arrests. Jennifer does not know who at the police department conducts training for the officers. What is the most effective way for Jennifer to get the identity of this person from the police department?

13. Johnson, a former professional basketball player, sues Dr. Ramsey for damages alleging that the doctor’s negligence in operating on his foot ended his basketball career. Johnson sends interrogatories to Dr. Ramsey’s neighbor asking if he has a drinking problem. May the neighbor refuse to respond to the interrogatories?

14. Johnson and Ramsey send each other automatic disclosures as required by Rule 26(a)(1).

However, Johnson decides not to disclose the identity of a key witness so that he can surprise Ramsey right before trial. Can Johnson withhold this information under Rule 26(a)(1)?

15. Johnson sends interrogatories to Ramsey seeking the identity of everyone who was present during his foot surgery. Ramsey provides the names of two nurses. Months later, he recalls that a third nurse was present during the surgery. What should Ramsey do now?

16. Johnson sends interrogatories to Ramsey seeking information regarding the foot surgery. Sixty days later, Ramsey answers the interrogatories. Has Ramsey properly followed Rule 33?

17. One of the witnesses states in the deposition that the light was clearly red for Speedy when he entered the intersection. At trial, the same witness states that the light was actually green for Speedy when he entered the intersection and that he was lying during the deposition. Which of the following best characterizes the witness’s lie?

18. Peach Computer Company files a lawsuit against MBI, Inc. alleging that MBI violated Peach’s patent on a particular software program. Peach sends a Rule 34 Request for Production of documents requesting every email that has ever been sent or received by an MBI employee.

MBI objects to the request on the ground that it is unduly burdensome. Is the objection valid?

19. Phillips seeks compensatory damages for the injuries he sustained from the riding lawnmower.

Southern sends a Rule 34 request for production of documents to Phillips seeking copies of all medical bills related to the accident. Must Phillips produce them?

20. Phillips sends interrogatories to Southern inquiring whether other customers have been injured while using the same Southern riding lawnmower. Do these interrogatories seek relevant information?

21. Phillips sends interrogatories to Southern requesting emails from company employees about the design of the lawnmower. Southern objects on the ground that such emails would be inadmissible “hearsay” at trial. Is the objection proper?

22. Phillips was injured using a riding lawnmower manufactured by Southern Tractor Company.

Phillips sues Southern alleging that it negligently designed the lawnmower. During discovery, he sends a Rule 34 request for production of documents that includes a request for all written documents showing the design of the mower. Southern objects to this request on the ground that it is irrelevant. Is this objection valid?

23. Ramsey sends interrogatories to Johnson asking him to state the substance of any discussions he has had with his attorney regarding the possible causes of his foot injury. Johnson objects based on the attorney-client privilege. Is Johnson’s objection valid?

24. Simpson files a lawsuit against Stuff Mart claiming that the company has engaged in a pattern of sex discrimination by refusing to promote her and other women in the company due to their sex.

Simpson sends interrogatories to Stuff Mart asking how many women in the company have been promoted within the past five years. Do these interrogatories seek relevant information?

25. Titus sues Hamilton for injuries sustained in a boating accident. Titus alleges that Hamilton was drunk at the time of accident. Hamilton hires a lawyer and tells him that he had consumed ten beers and was in fact drunk at the time of the accident. Titus sends interrogatories to Hamilton asking how many drinks he had consumed before the accident. Titus’s attorney objects to the interrogatory based on the attorney-client privilege. Is the objection valid?

26. True or False. A notice of deposition must be served on all parties to the action?

27. When Phillips files suit, Southern raises the defense in its answer that Phillips’ failure to properly maintain the lawnmower led to his injuries. Southern sends interrogatories to Phillips inquiring about how often he serviced the lawnmower before he sustained his injuries. Do these interrogatories seek relevant information?

28. Which of the following would be considered “documents” that could be requested under a request for production of documents?

29. Woodson sues GreenChem company for property damage sustained from a large explosion at a local GreenChem facility. GreenChem’s attorney investigates the site of the explosion and writes down his personal impressions on a notepad. Woodson sends a request for production of documents to GreenChem seeking a copy of the attorney’s notes. GreenChem objects based on the work product doctrine in Rule 26(b)(3). Is the objection valid?

30. You represent Granny Smith who is suing Speedy Sam for injuries sustained in a car accident at an intersection. Granny alleges that Speedy was at fault because he ran a red light. There were several witnesses to the accident. Which is the best way to find out whether Speedy ran the light?

GOVT 407 Quiz Joinder https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/govt-407-quiz-joinder/ GOVT 407 Quiz Joinder 1. Apparently there was some prior history to the Keats/Shelley altercation; Shelley owed Keats $500 at the time of arrest as payment for work that Keats had done on his house. Keats was upset because he had not been paid and tempers flared, leading to the arrest. Keats therefore asserts a third claim for the debt in his action against Shelley. Does the court have the power to hear it?

2. Assume that Morisot owned the studio and contracted with Renoir and Van Gogh to paint it.

Morisot sues Renoir and Pissarro for negligence and breach of contract as a result of the studio fire. Renoir asserts a claim against Morisot in the same action for payment for the painting work that had been completed before the building burned. Is Renoir’s claim properly joined?

3. Assume that the court concluded that it lacked power to hear the battery claim. What should it do with the §1983 claim?

4. Assume that the court declined in its discretion to hear Keats’s battery claim. What would happen to the §1983 claim?

5. Assume that Van Gogh and Renoir are liable for the negligence of Pissarro under the law of respondeat superior, if he acted in the scope of his employment in leaving the heat gun on. May Morisot sue Van Gogh, Renoir, and Pissarro in a single action to recover for her broken leg?

6. Browning, Blake, and Wordsworth are involved in a three-car collision. Browning, a New Yorker, sues Blake and Wordsworth, both from Ohio, for $80,000 for her personal injuries. Blake asserts a crossclaim against Wordsworth for his own injuries arising from the collision. Does the court have jurisdiction over the crossclaim?

7. Cassatt sues Renoir for breach of the studio painting contract. Later, after losing on that claim, she sues Renoir for a previous breach of the unrelated contract to paint her house. Can she do that?

8. Change the facts a little: Assume that either Pissarro or Gauguin, another employee, left the paint remover on, and Cassatt is unsure which it was. Can she sue them both under Rule 20(a) (2)?

9. Could Cassatt sue Van Gogh and Renoir for breach of contract for burning down her studio in the process of painting it, and Morisot join as a coplaintiff asserting a negligence claim against the same defendants for the injury to her leg?

10. Does the court have statutory authority to hear the battery claim?

11. Following up on the last example, assume that Renoir also has a claim against Morisot for injuries suffered in an auto accident two months after the fire but before the suit was commenced. Can he assert this claim as well?

12. If Cassatt chooses to sue Renoir alone, may she assert both negligence and breach of contract claims against Renoir for her losses in the fire?

13. If Cassatt sues Renoir and Van Gogh for breach of contract, do the rules authorize her to add a claim against Renoir for breach of a separate contract to paint her house in another village?

14. If Morisot sues Renoir for her fire losses, may Renoir assert his claim against Morisot for breach of the studio painting contract and also bring in Cassatt (a co-signer of the contract) as a codefendant on that claim?

15. In an important affirmative action case, Grutter v. Bollinger, 188 F.3d 394 (6th Cir. 1999), reversed in part on other grounds by Gratz v. Bollinger, 539 U.S. 244 (2003), white students rejected by the University of Michigan brought suit challenging the University’s affirmative action policies, which allowed consideration of race as a factor in admissions to the University. Such policies are often defended on the ground that they provide a remedy for past discrimination based on race and that they assist in achieving a diverse student body that provides a vital learning environment. Minority students who planned to apply to the University moved to

intervene as defendants in the action to argue in support of those policies. Would the intervening students satisfy the standard for intervention in Rule 24(a)(2)?

16. Keats, from Minnesota, is arrested by Shelley, a Minnesota police officer, for disturbing the peace. During the arrest, Shelley forcibly restrains Keats, and Keats resists. Keats claims that Shelley used excessive force in making the arrest and sues Shelley in federal court under the federal civil rights statute, 42 U.S.C. §1983. Keats also seeks to recover from Shelley on a state law claim for battery based on the scuffle that took place during the arrest. Does the court have constitutional power to hear the battery claim?

17. Maroney brings a tort action against Massoud for serious injuries suffered in an accident.

Paramount Insurance Company, Maroney’s health insurer, moves to intervene as a co-plaintiff, to recover $175,000 it paid for Maroney’s medical treatment as a result of the accident. Under its health insurance contract with Maroney, Paramount has a contractual right to be reimbursed for these payments from any tort judgment Maroney recovers from Massoud. Which element of Rule 24(a) is Paramount most likely to fail?

18. Minority firefighters bring a race discrimination case against the Town of Rangeley in federal court. They claim that the Town has historically discriminated against minorities in the promotion of firefighters and seek an injunction requiring that forty percent of all future promotions go to minority firefighters until the percentage of minority lieutenants in the department reflects the percentage of minorities in the town. The Town moves to join the non-minority firefighters in the department as defendants in the case. Are they parties to be joined if feasible under Rule 19(a)?

19. Morisot and Cassatt hire Van Gogh and Renoir to paint their studio. Van Gogh and Renoir hire Pissarro as an assistant. Pissarro goes for coffee, leaving the electric paint remover on, and burns the studio to the ground. Morisot breaks her leg jumping from the third-story window, three of Cassatt’s priceless masterpieces are burned, and Renoir suffers second-degree burns.

Everyone is mad. Suppose that Morisot and Cassatt are co-owners of the studio. May they join as plaintiffs to sue Pissarro for the damages to the studio from the fire?

20. Paredes, a New York City landlord, sues the New York City Housing Department, claiming unreasonable delays in processing applications for refunds of excess housing tax payments. He seeks an order from the court mandating prompt processing of his applications. The Department claims that state law bars it from granting refunds until it completes an audit of the landlord’s rent history, which it cannot do until it receives relevant documents from the State Housing Division.

Is the State Housing Division is a person to be joined if feasible?

21. Ramirez, from Colorado, sues Bryan, from Montana, for injuries in a three-car auto collision. The suit is for negligence and is brought in a court that applies joint and several liability in tort cases — that is, each party who is found to have negligently caused the plaintiff’s injury is liable to her for her full damages. Bryan moves to dismiss the case for failure to join Grayson, a citizen of Colorado. He argues that Ramirez should have joined Grayson as a co-defendant, because Grayson drove a third car involved in the accident and may have also been negligent. Is Grayson a person to be joined if feasible under Rule 19(a)(1)(A)?

22. Schutten, a Louisiana citizen, sues Shell Oil Company in federal court. Schutten claims that he owns certain land from which Shell is pumping oil and is entitled to royalties on the oil. Shell (a citizen of states other than Louisiana) claims that it does not owe any royalties to Schutten, since it acquired the mineral rights on the land from the Orleans Levee Board, the true owner of the land, which is entitled to the royalties. Shell moves to join the Orleans Levee Board (a Louisiana public district) in the action under Rule 19(a). Is the Levee Board a person to be joined if feasible under Rule 19(a)?

23. Suppose a case brought by a natural gas pipeline company, seeking a license to build a pipeline across the corner of a town. Which of the following interested spectators would have the weakest argument for intervention under Rule 24(a)(2) in the case?

24. Suppose on the same facts that the only counterclaim Renoir had against Morisot was for the unrelated auto accident. Could he assert it in this action?

25. Suppose that Blake (Ohio) asserts a counterclaim against Browning (New York) for $35,000 for his injuries. Does the court have jurisdiction to hear the counterclaim?

26. Suppose that Cassatt owns the studio on her own. May she and Morisot join as plaintiffs to sue Pissarro for his negligence, if Cassatt seeks recovery for damage to the building and Morisot seeks damages for her broken leg?

27. Weninger, a Vermont citizen, suffers from a condition that she believes to be a side effect from taking Sindox, a drug manufactured by Apex Pharmaceuticals. She sues Apex for resulting damages in federal court. Garriega, who took the same drug in Utah a few months later and suffers from the same condition, reads about Weninger’s lawsuit in the papers. Could Garriega intervene as a plaintiff in Weninger’s suit?

28. What would happen if Renoir did not assert this claim in Morisot’s suit, but sued on it separately in a later action?

29. Xavier, a Wisconsin citizen, brings a diversity action against Apex Corporation. Xavier claims that Belinsky, an Apex employee, negligently injured him while driving a truck for Apex, so that Apex is liable for his negligence. Apex is incorporated in Delaware, with its principal place of business in Illinois. It moves to join Belinsky, a Wisconsin citizen, as a party in the action, claiming that Belinsky has an interest in the case because his negligence will be adjudicated. Is Belinsky a person to be joined under Rule 19(a)?

30. Yost, from South Carolina, worked for the Torrington Company (incorporated in Virginia with its principal place of business there). When hired, he signed an agreement not to work on any competing projects for another company for two years and not to reveal trade secrets. He subsequently resigned and went to work for INA, a Virginia competitor. Torrington sued Yost for breach of the agreement, seeking an injunction barring him from working for INA. Suppose that INA had moved to intervene. Would the court have permitted the intervention?

GOVT 407 Quiz Effect of Judgments https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/govt-407-quiz-effect-of-judgments/ GOVT 407 Quiz Effect of Judgments 1. After the judgment for Allston in Rizzuto’s case, Boyer tells Rizzuto that he was also injured using the same type of Allston glove and recovered judgment against Allston on a strict liability theory, which did not require proof that Allston was negligent. Rizzuto files a new action against Allston based on the original accident but asserting a right to recover only on the basis of strict liability. Will the claim be barred?

2. Assume same facts in question 9. Does collateral estoppel bar relitigation of any issue decided in the first suit?

3. Assume that in the original suit described in this example Vanderbilt moved for judgment as a matter of law on Fisk’s mutual mistake defense, and the court granted the motion, finding, as a matter of law, that there was no mutual mistake. The case went to the jury on the defense that AB coal was adequate under the contract, and the jury rendered a verdict for Fisk. Subsequently, Vanderbilt sues Fisk for the 2010 breach. Fisk raises the same defenses. May Fisk estop Vanderbilt from claiming that AB coal does not meet the contract specifications?

4. Assume that in Vanderbilt’s second action Fisk defends on the ground that AB coal satisfies the contract specifications. He offers expert testimony, not offered in the original action, that AB coal is universally accepted in the industry as “first quality” coal. Will the court bar him from relitigating the issue?

5. Assume that Rizzuto won his first suit against Allston and recovered $3,000 in compensatory damages. Boyer subsequently tells him that he had claimed gross negligence by Allston in a prior suit based on the same defective glove and recovered punitive damages. Rizzuto brings a second action against Allston for punitive damages based on gross negligence. Can Allston successfully plead res judicata?

6. Assume that Rizzuto’s contract calls for royalties (or “residuals” in the language of the trade) to be paid to Rizzuto for each year that the commercials are used. Allston pays the residuals in the first year at 5 percent, while Rizzuto claims it should be 10 percent. Rizzuto sues and wins. At the end of the next year, Allston pays Rizzuto again at the 5 percent rate. Rizzuto sues again, for the second year’s residuals. Allston pleads res judicata. Is the second action barred?

7. Assume that Rizzuto recovered $15,000 in an action against Allston, but Allston was in shaky financial condition and never paid. Rizzuto later brings a new action against Allston after learning that its financial condition has improved. Does res judicata bar the second suit?

8. Assume that Rizzuto presented evidence in the original action against Allston that he suffered impaired vision in his eye for several weeks as a result of the accident, missed two weeks of the baseball season, and had some pain from the injury. This is the only evidence he presented on damages. The jury finds for Rizzuto and awards him $10,000 damages. Three years later, after the judgment has been entered and paid, Rizzuto develops migraine headaches. His doctor tells him that these often result from an eye injury and are likely to continue indefinitely. Can Rizzuto sue Allston for damages for these headaches?

9. Assume that Vanderbilt claims in the first suit that Fisk delivered Grade AB coal from March to August of 2008, which did not comply with the contract specification for “first quality” coal. Fisk admits that he delivered Grade AB coal during that period but defends on the ground that AB coal satisfies the contract specification. The case is tried to a jury, which finds for Vanderbilt and awards him damages. Vanderbilt sues Fisk again for delivering Grade AB coal from February to June 2010. Will collateral estoppel apply to any issue?

10. Assume that Vanderbilt’s second suit against Fisk is for delivering Grade AB coal from September to December 2012. Fisk defends on the ground that Vanderbilt had agreed to an oral modification of the contract allowing delivery of Grade AB coal due to a national shortage of “first quality” coal during those months. Will collateral estoppel bar Fisk from relying on this defense?

11. At the time Rizzuto was injured using Allston’s glove, he had an endorsement contract with them to promote the glove in television commercials. He had made the ads but had not been paid by Allston. Acting on the advice of his lawyers that asserting the contract claim in the negligence suit would confuse matters, Rizzuto did not assert his contract claim in the negligence suit against Allston. Instead, he sues separately on the contract claim after judgment in the negligence action. Allston pleads res judicata. Was the lawyers’ advice sound?

12. Imagine that Rizzuto’s vicious grounder breaks through his glove, whacks him in the eye, and bounces off Kubek, injuring him as well. Kubek sues Allston and recovers. Rizzuto testifies in Kubek’s suit. Rizzuto now takes the cue and brings an action to recover for his injuries in the same accident. Allston pleads the inevitable res judicata. Is the suit barred?

13. On the preceding facts, may Vanderbilt bar Fisk from relitigating the mutual mistake defense?

14. Rizzuto’s eye is injured when his baseball glove breaks while he is fielding a vicious grounder.

He sues Allston Leather Company for negligent manufacture of the glove. The case is tried and judgment is entered for Allston. Later, Rizzuto sues again. He argues that the judge in the first suit erroneously excluded important evidence from Rizzuto’s expert on baseball glove manufacturing standards and that he should have a chance to have a trial with all the admissible evidence properly before the jury. Allston pleads res judicata. Will the defense bar Rizzuto’s second action?

15. Vanderbilt enters into a contract with Fisk for the delivery of 50 tons of coal per week to Vanderbilt’s power plant, for the period from January 2008 to December 2012. In 2009, Vanderbilt sues Fisk for breach of contract. He claims that the coal delivered from March to August 2008 was “Grade AB” rather than “first quality” coal, as required by the contract. Fisk denies the allegation that he delivered Grade AB coal instead of first quality coal and prevails in a jury trial. Subsequently, Vanderbilt sues Fisk again for breach of contract on the ground that the coal delivered between February and June 2010 was Grade AB. Fisk again denies that he delivered AB coal. Explain why Vanderbilt’s second suit is not barred by claim preclusion/res judicata? ([Extra credit question worth 5 points] Vanderbilt is not seeking to relitigate his original claim for the breach of contract that took place in 2008. Rather, he is litigating a new claim for a later breach of the same contract.)

16. Vanderbilt sues Fisk for breach of the coal delivery contract, claiming that Fisk delivered AB coal from March to August 2008. Fisk defends on the ground that the contract was invalid due to mutual mistake and, in the alternative, that AB coal complies with the contract specifications. The jury renders a general verdict for Fisk. Later, Vanderbilt sues Fisk for a subsequent breach of the contract by delivering AB coal from February to June 2010. Fisk again defends on the ground that AB coal satisfies the contract specifications. Does collateral estoppel bar relitigation of this issue?

HIWD 341 Research Paper https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-341-research-paper/ HIWD 341 Research Paper Final Submission Assignment The student will write a 8-10 page research-based paper in current Turabian format that focuses on a Modern Islam topic. The paper must include outside references not including the course textbooks and the Bible, which may also be used. Both primary and scholarly secondary sources are required, no common knowledge source. The minimum total sources needed for this project is 12. However, this can only be done once the other research steps have been completed.

HIWD 341 Quiz Final https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-341-quiz-final/ 1. Which ruler interpreting his dream of a tree that sprouted from his naval became destined to found the Ottoman Empire?

2. The ancient empires are characterized as what?

3. Professor Samuel P. Huntington’s thesis that Islamic civilization is stuck in unchanging values found in the Quran is called: 4. What does the Quran indicate is the status of women in terms of economic and legal standing?

5. Devshirme were: 6. Capturing what Christian city in 1453 meant that the Ottomans had achieved what Islamic dream?

7. The British remained an ally of the Ottomans primarily to: 8. After the fall of the Safavid Empire, what to European countries fought for control of Persia in what became known as the “Great Game”?

9. Tunisia’s great state-builder of the 19th Century was: 10. Amir Faysal was: 11. What Turkish group represented strong democratic, nationalist ideology, promoted Islamic traditions & modern technology, and loyalty to the Ottoman sultans as a constitutional sovereign?

12. All of the following describe British Imperialism EXCEPT: 13. Nazi allies in the Muslim world actually included more __________, __________, and ________ than Arabs.

14. Which Muslim country’s military urged Hitler to use Muslims for a jihad against the “godless Soviet regime”?

15. Which Muslim unit participated in the massacre of thousands of Bosnian Jews, Christian Serbs and Roma (Gypsies)?

16. According to Hillenbrand, Sufism can be best described as “a pathway to God or Allah”. While not implying that no other ways may exist, it does emphasize that Sufism is a better way. What made the Sufi Brotherhoods historically one of the main mechanisms for the proselytizing of Islam (all forms) abroad?

17. All of the following are ways that Arabs resisted Zionist settlement policies EXCEPT: 18. What female Muslim celebrity is known as the “Star of the East” 19. A Soviet backed socialist regime overthrew what Afghani King in 1973?

20. Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, Palestine and Iraq are all examples of what category of states?

21. How much of Saudi Arabia’s revenues come from oil?

22. Before 9/11 US policy in the Middle East was considered successful because: 23. What percentage of the Middle East is between the ages of 15 and 29?

24. What asset is the primary reason the United States got involved in the Middle East?

25. In 2006-2010 __________ suffered from its worst drought in 500- 900 years.

26. Gelvin states that “human rights, representative government, and social and economic justice still resonate with populations in the region and beyond.” (346-347) Why, then, have so-called popular movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt failed to retain power? What aspects of a popular movement may be most problematic to actually retaining power?

HIWD 341 Quiz 7 https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-341-quiz-7/ HIWD 341 Quiz 7 Pan Arabism and Non-Alignment 1. What is the largest Muslim country (by population) in the world?

2. The Arab Spring 2010-2011 uprisings caused a divide between what two Arabian powers?

3. OPEC’s market share of the production of oil is: 4. During the notorious Anfal campaign of 1988, how many Kurdish civilians were killed by Iraqi government troops?

5. What do Arabs call the Arab Spring?

6. According to Gelvin, which event did NOT contribute a part to the contemporary era?

7. Who is called the “father of Turkish nationalism”?

8. The Soviet Union committed how many troops in an unsuccessful bid to stop the Mujahidun (Mujahideen)?

9. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan cost them ____,______ casualties.

10. “Vision 2030” is an example of a Gulf country (Saudi Arabia in this instance), attempting to do what?

11. Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, Palestine and Iraq are all examples of what category of states?

12. OPEC began with which five original members?

13. How much of Saudi Arabia’s revenues come from oil?

14. Who became the president of Egypt following the 1952 coup?

15. “Job nationalization” has dropped the percentage of foreigners working in Arab countries to what percentage?

16. A Soviet backed socialist regime overthrew what Afghani King in 1973?

17. What 1952 political movement became the model for the establishment of other states in the Muslim world?

18. The internet has increased the polemical discussion between which two Islamic groups?

19. What nations primarily made up the “Global South”?

20. The Bath Party took control of which governments via purging of leftists, Islamists and unions, institution of labor confederations, and the expansion of women’s rights?

Set 2 1. The Arab Spring 2010-2011 uprisings caused a divide between what two Arabian powers?

2. Who is called the “father of Turkish nationalism”?

3. “Job nationalization” has dropped the percentage of foreigners working in Arab countries to what percentage?

4. A Soviet backed socialist regime overthrew what Afghani King in 1973?

5. The internet has increased the polemical discussion between which two Islamic groups?

6. OPEC’s market share of the production of oil is: 7. What percentage of the world’s Muslims are of Arabic descent?

8. According to Gelvin, which event did NOT contribute a part to the contemporary era?

9. Who became the president of Egypt following the 1952 coup?

10. The Soviet Union committed how many troops in an unsuccessful bid to stop the Mujahidun (Mujahideen)?

11. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan cost them ____,______ casualties.

12. What is the largest Muslim country (by population) in the world?

13. How much of Saudi Arabia’s revenues come from oil?

14. During the notorious Anfal campaign of 1988, how many Kurdish civilians were killed by Iraqi government troops?

15. The Bacth Party took control of which governments via purging of leftists, Islamists and unions, institution of labor confederations, and the expansion of women’s rights?

16. What do Arabs call the Arab Spring?

17. What nations primarily made up the “Global South”?

18. What 1952 political movement became the model for the establishment of other states in the Muslim world?

19. OPEC began with which five original members?

20. Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, Palestine and Iraq are all examples of what category of states?

HIWD 341 Quiz 6 https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-341-quiz-6/ HIWD 341 Quiz 6 Postcolonialism and the Birth of Israel 1. According to Hillenbrand, Sufism can be best described as “a pathway to God or Allah”. While not implying that no other ways may exist, it does emphasize that Sufism is a better way. What made the Sufi 2. According to Hillenbrand, Islamic teachings would indicate that suicide bombers are not martyrs bound for paradise because: 3. The five Tariqas discussed at length in Hillenbrand are: 4. A 2008 global Gallup poll found what percentage of Muslims were in favor of militant extremism?

5. What two slogans expressed the Jewish settlers’ quest to make the Holy Land protable, fertile and workable for all immigrants?

6. What is the percentage of Palestinians living in Israel today?

7. Which Muslim scholar, known as “the most famous intellectual of his time,” was one of the primary founders of the Sufi faith?

8. Which woman is mentioned more in the Qur’an than in the Bible?

9. Who did the UN General Assembly recognize as the “sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people” in 1974?

10. What is the difference between a “sober” and “intoxicated” Sufi?

11. What is a “Tariqa”?

12. What female Muslim celebrity is known as the “Star of the East” 13. The first Zionist immigrants to the Levant arrived in what year?

14. From where did the first wave of Jewish immigrants to the Holy Land originate?

15. All of the following were early Sufi Muslims EXCEPT: 16. All of the following are ways that Arabs resisted Zionist settlement policies EXCEPT: 17. The two greatest Sufi influences on Al-Ghazali’s scholarship were: 18. Each wave of Jewish immigration was known as: 19. What war resulted in the Israeli capturing all of Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Sinai Peninsula, the Gaza Strip and the Golan Heights?

20. The British responded to the Great Revolt in 1936 by: Set 2 1. The five Tariqas discussed at length in Hillenbrand are: 2. The first Zionist immigrants to the Levant arrived in what year?

3. The Examples of Mary and Fatima in the Qur’an indicate that the role of women in Islam is: 4. What war resulted in the Israeli capturing all of Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Sinai Peninsula, the Gaza Strip and the Golan Heights?

5. What two slogans expressed the Jewish settlers’ quest to make the Holy Land profitable, fertile and workable for all immigrants?

6. What female Muslim celebrity is known as the “Star of the East” 7. The two greatest Sufi influences on Al-Ghazali’s scholarship were: 8. Who did the UN General Assembly recognize as the “sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people” in 1974?

9. The British responded to the Great Revolt in 1936 by: 10. All of the following are ways that Arabs resisted Zionist settlement policies EXCEPT: 11. All of the following were early Sufi Muslims EXCEPT: 12. Each wave of Jewish immigration was known as: 13. What is a “Tariqa”?

14. From where did the first wave of Jewish immigrants to the Holy Land originate?

15. According to Hillenbrand, Islamic teachings would indicate that suicide bombers are not martyrs bound for paradise because: 16. Which woman is mentioned more in the Qur’an than in the Bible?

17. What is the difference between a “sober” and “intoxicated” Sufi?

18. A 2008 global Gallup poll found what percentage of Muslims were in favor of militant extremism?

19. The Rosary in Islam is used to: 20. According to Hillenbrand, Sufism can be best described as “a pathway to God or Allah”. While not implying that no other ways may exist, it does emphasize that Sufism is a better way. What made the Sufi Brotherhoods historically one of the main mechanisms for the proselytizing of Islam (all forms) abroad

HIWD 341 Quiz 5 https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-341-quiz-5/ HIWD 341 Quiz 5 World War Two 1. Nazi allies in the Muslim world actually included more __________, __________, and ________ than Arabs.

2. The primary contact and sympathizer with the Nazi’s in the Arabic world was Amin alHusaini.What prestigious position did he hold in the Islamic religion?

3. Rashid Ali al-Kailani was a Nazi sympathizer that represented what Arab country?

4. Al-Husaini played a role in the development of the Final Solution because: 5. Which Nazi pamphlet, distributed to Muslims, declared that “Palestine, an Arab land, shall remain for ever Arab”?

6. at German propaganda lm convinced Al-Husaini that the Germans had no long-term interests on the Middle East?

7. How many Jews did Himmler tell Al-Husaini that the Nazis had killed by 1943?

8. All of the following were names used for the Arabic unit of Nazi trained ghters EXCEPT: 9. Which of the following men did Al-Husaini NOT send for training in the SS in order to create death camp in the Middle East?

10. What is the single, global community of Muslims called?

11. Al-Husaini’s opinion of the Jews could best be described as: 12. Aga Khan, who was a major Nazi sympathizer and met Hitler directly in 1937, was a key contact representing what group of Muslims?

13. What was the legacy of the Nazi ideology that was introduced by Muslim Nazi sympathizers upon the Middle East?

14. Who did Muslim leaders who supported the Nazis NOT list as their joint enemies?

15. Which Muslim country’s military urged Hitler to use Muslims for a jihad against the “godless Soviet regime”?

16. What was the name of the Nazi Arab radio broadcaster, known for his famous opening line “Huna Barlin”?

17. Who stated that if Germans had become Muslims –rather than being restrained by Christian morality- they would have conquered the world?

18. Which Nazi sympathizing Turk advocated for a German-backed independent Turkestan?

19. Which Muslim unit participated in the massacre of thousands of Bosnian Jews, Christian Serbs and Roma (Gypsies)?

20. To whom did Al-Husaini propose an “Islamic Army” to fight America?

Set 2 1. Who did Muslim leaders who supported the Nazis NOT list as their joint enemies?

2. Al-Husaini played a role in the development of the Final Solution because: 3. Al-Husaini’s opinion of the Jews could best be described as: 4. The primary contact and sympathizer with the Nazi’s in the Arabic world was Amin alHusaini.What prestigious position did he hold in the Islamic religion?

5. Nazi allies in the Muslim world actually included more __________, __________, and ________ than Arabs.

6. Which Nazi sympathizing Turk advocated for a German-backed independent Turkestan?

7. What is the single, global community of Muslims called?

8. Aga Khan, who was a major Nazi sympathizer and met Hitler directly in 1937, was a key contact representing what group of Muslims?

9. Arab views on Communism before and during the Second World War could be best described as:

10. Which Muslim unit participated in the massacre of thousands of Bosnian Jews, Christian Serbs and Roma (Gypsies)?

11. What was the legacy of the Nazi ideology that was introduced by Muslim Nazi sympathizers upon the Middle East?

12. Rashid Ali al-Kailani was a Nazi sympathizer that represented what Arab country?

13. The official German war plans saw the USSR as the backdoor to taking over what area?

14. Which Muslim country’s military urged Hitler to use Muslims for a jihad against the “godless Soviet regime”?

15. Who stated that if Germans had become Muslims –rather than being restrained by Christian morality- they would have conquered the world?

16. To whom did Al-Husaini propose an “Islamic Army” to fight America?

17. Which of the following men did Al-Husaini NOT send for training in the SS in order to create death camp in the Middle East?

18. What German propaganda film convinced Al-Husaini that the Germans had no long-term interests on the Middle East?

19. What was the name of the Nazi Arab radio broadcaster, known for his famous opening line “Huna Barlin”?

20. All of the following were names used for the Arabic unit of Nazi trained fighters EXCEPT:

HIWD 341 Quiz 4 https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-341-quiz-4/ HIWD 341 Quiz 4 World War One 1. Kemalism led to the deportation and removal of all the following large minorities from Turkey EXCEPT: 2. In what way did Reza Kahn NOT limit religion in Persia?

3. Fill in the blank: “Any assessment of _____________ democracy must balance a dynamic public sphere and parliamentary tradition with a history that includes repression and military intervention into politics.”

4. The Tanzimat reforms in 19th century Ottoman Empire is an example of: 5. The Balfour Declaration stated: 6. The Paris Peace Conference and the Mandates created states in the Middle East based on: 7. All of the following describe British Imperialism EXCEPT: 8. The Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empirewas led by: 9. Which of the following rulers was not set up by the British and their allies after World War One? 10. What was the name of the British agent that inspired the Arabs to revolt against the Ottomans?

11. The state of the Levant at the beginning of the 20th century could best be described as: 12. All of the following are reasons why the Ottomans joined the Central Powers in World War One EXCEPT: 13. What large Islamic region came under the dominion of Dutch Imperialism?

14. Amir Faysal was: 15. The “creeping Islamization” of Turkey has not led to: 16. Which of President Wilson’s Fourteen Points stated: “nationalities which are now under Turkish rule should be assured … an absolutely unmolested opportunity of autonomous development”?

17. The Ottoman losses in the First World War range in what percentages of their total population?

18. Which Middle Eastern leader ended polygamy and granting women equal rights in divorce, inheritance, voting and education?

19. Who was assassinated in Sarajevo on June 28th, 1914, thereby beginning the First World War? 20. What ethnicity suffered genocide (1.5 million deaths) at the hands of the Ottomans during the First World War? Set 2 1. Who was assassinated in Sarajevo on June 28th, 1914, thereby beginning the First World War? 2. What large Islamic region came under the dominion of Dutch Imperialism?

3. What was the name of the British agent that inspired the Arabs to revolt against the Ottomans?

4. Which Middle Eastern leader ended polygamy and granting women equal rights in divorce, inheritance, voting and education?

5. Fill in the blank: “Any assessment of _____________ democracy must balance a dynamic public sphere and parliamentary tradition with a history that includes repression and military intervention into politics.”

6. What ethnicity suffered genocide (1.5 million deaths) at the hands of the Ottomans during the First World War? 7. The “creeping Islamization” of Turkey has not led to: 8. Amir Faysal was: 9. Which of President Wilson’s Fourteen Points stated: “nationalities which are now under Turkish rule should be assured … an absolutely unmolested opportunity of autonomous development”?

10. In what way did Reza Kahn NOT limit religion in Persia?

11. What Turkish group represented strong democratic, nationalist ideology, promoted Islamic traditions & modern technology, and loyalty to the Ottoman sultans as a constitutional sovereign?

12. The Balfour Declaration stated: 13. All of the following describe British Imperialism EXCEPT: 14. The Tanzimat reforms in 19th century Ottoman Empire is an example of: 15. The Ottoman losses in the First World War range in what percentages of their total population?

16. Kemalism led to the deportation and removal of all the following large minorities from Turkey EXCEPT: 17. The Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empirewas led by: 18. The Paris Peace Conference and the Mandates created states in the Middle East based on: 19. The state of the Levant at the beginning of the 20th century could best be described as: 20. Which of the following rulers was not set up by the British and their allies after World War One?