What was the fear of the US about both Korea and Vietnam at the end of WW2?

They feared the two countries would become communist

Which of the following describes the Red Guards

They arrested, tortured and executed anyone that was opposed to Communism

Whay did Ghandi encourage people to practice non-violence?

He believed that violence provoked negative reactions

The 1966 Cultural revolution in China was a campaign to

purge China of capitalist elements and individuals

The governmnet responded to protests in Tiananmen Square by

sending tanks and troops to put down the protest

Why did India continue to struggle after gaining its inependence in 1947?

There was conflict between its Hindu and Muslim populations

A Shinoist would be MOST LIKELY to

visit a shrine near a peceful river

Which explains one way the Korean conflict and the Vietnam conflict are alike?

The Unites States entered the wars tostop the spread of communism

How did the US change the Japanese governmnet after WW2?

by overseeing the writing and ratification of a new constitution

Whic of the following is NOT part of the US efforts to control and rebuild Japan after WW2?

ending the reign of the Japanese monarchy

Which of the following helped Japan's economy recover following WW2?

significant investment by the US

How did Ghandi and his supporters hurt the British?

by boycotting goods and disrupting the British economy

Which best describe the communes established in the Great Leap Forward?

They were small-scale farming and industry cmmunities

What was the impact of the Amritsar Massacre?

Gandhi organized a civil disobedience campaign

What was themeaning of Domino Theory

If one country in a region became communist, others would quickly follow

What was true during the British occupation of India?

The best jobs were awarded to British citizens living in India

How was the country of Korea divided at the end of WW2?

The Soviet Union cotrolled the North while the US controlled the South

What was the result of the Vietnam war?

The US military left Vietnam andVietnam became a communist country.

How did the Domino Theory affect US policy in Vietnam?

It led directly to the US involvement in the Vietnam war

Why were the Indian National Congress and Muslim League formed?

to end the British occupation of southern Asia

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1
Which religion believes that their ancestors' spirits are in the rivers, streams. mountians and other natural features?
Buddism
Shintoism
Judaism
HInduism
2
During the 1960's China sided with which country during a major conflict?
Great Britain
South Korea
North Korea
United States
3
What was the fear of the US about both Korea and Vietnam at the end of WW2?
They were afraid the countries would threaten the new governmnet of China
They worried that they would no longer trade with Korea nd Vietnam
They feared the two countries would become communist
They were afraid both countries woul dbe taken over by the French
4
Which of Mao's plans did he start first?
The Cultural Leap Forward
The Giant Leap Backwards
The Great Leap Forward
The Cultural Revolution
5
What did Mao Zedong call his country?
People's Republic of China
State republic of China
Republic of China
6
What was Mao Zedong's party called
Chinese Communist Party
Chinese Socialist Party
nationalist party
7
Which of the following describes the Red Guards
They were responsible for carrying out secretmilitary campaigns
They were a group of Mao Zedong's most trusted advisors
They served as the guardians of China history
They arrested, tortured and executed anyone that was opposed to Communism
8
Gandhi advocated the use of which method of opposition to colonial rule?
nonviolent protest
coup d'etat
guerilla warfare
civil war
9
Whay did Ghandi encourage people to practice non-violence?
He feared being imprisoned for criminal acts
He believed that violence provoked negative reactions
He had terrible experiences fighting in WW1
He was devotes to the teachings of Christianity.
10
The 1966 Cultural revolution in China was a campaign to
purge China of capitalist elements and individuals
enforce laws requiring equal pay for equal work
redistribute wealth from owners to workers
extend Chinas borders
11
The governmnet responded to protests in Tiananmen Square by
sending tanks and troops to put down the protest
instituting democratic and economic reforms
introducing government-regulated capitalism
forcing the protesters into exile
12
Why did India continue to struggle after gaining its inependence in 1947?
The country had access to very few valueable natural resources
The United Kingdom's allies refused to trade with the country
There was conflict between its Hindu and Muslim populations
China pressured the government into adopting communist reforms
13
Student protestors in Tiananmen Square chiefly sought
democratic reforms
membership in the Red Guards
stricter collectivization policies
better working conditions
14
What 2 religions both believe in paths to enlightment to end reincarnation
Hindus & Shintos
Confucianists & Buddhists
Shintos & Confucianists
Buddhists & Hindus
15
A Shinoist would be MOST LIKELY to
attempt to rid himself of Karma
make a pilgrimage to Rome
pray 5 times each day
visit a shrine near a peceful river
16
During Mao Zedong, which group was known for breaking into homes nad desroying artwork, records and antiquities?
the Five Man Group
the Cultural Revolution Group
the Gang of Four
the Red Guards
17
Which explains one way the Korean conflict and the Vietnam conflict are alike?
American troops were under the direction of the United Nations
American troops fought against Societ and Chinese forces
The Unites States entered the wars tostop the spread of communism
18
How did the US change the Japanese governmnet after WW2?
by forcing the emporer to enact policies supported by US
by partioning the control between Japan and US
by installing a Japanese-American dictator
by overseeing the writing and ratification of a new constitution
19
Whic of the following is NOT part of the US efforts to control and rebuild Japan after WW2?
assisting in building new and improved factories in Japan
educatioan and literacy increased across Japan
ending the reign of the Japanese monarchy
Writing a new Japanese constitution
20
Which of the following helped Japan's economy recover following WW2?
Societ humanitarian and military aid
the economic programs of the Marshall Plan
significant investment by the US
the discovery of oil and coal reserves
21
How did Ghandi and his supporters hurt the British?
by convincing British citizens to overthrow the monarchy
by supporting Britian's enemies in WW2
by only trading with Britian's main European rival
by boycotting goods and disrupting the British economy
22
Which best describe the communes established in the Great Leap Forward?
They were small-scale farming and industry cmmunities
They were unions
They were military boarding schools
They were labor camps
23
What was the impact of the Amritsar Massacre?
The US demanded British give up control of the India
Gandhi organized a civil disobedience campaign
The British granted India more local control over government
Many Indians joined the British military to fight in WW1?
24
The Indian National Congress led by Mohandas Gandi and the Muslim League both fought for
the creation of an Indian theocracy
the establishment of an official Indian religion
Indian rights and Independence
equal status in a commonwealth with Great Britain
25
Identify which example is NOT an example of a form of nonviolent protests
boycotts
strikes
riots
embargos
26
What was themeaning of Domino Theory
Countries would be interested in communism if they knew what it was like
If one country in a region became communist, others would quickly follow
Political decisions hace to be buolt slowly like a game of dominoes
International politics is a game, and there are always winners and losers
27
What was true during the British occupation of India?
The best jobs were awarded to British citizens living in India
Indian and British citizens were treated equally under the law.
Indian citizens enjoyed considerable economic freedom
Regular elections enabled Indians to participate in government
28
How was the country of Korea divided at the end of WW2?
The Soviet Union cotrolled the North while the US controlled the South
The Japanese conrolled much of the country whent he war ended
The country was entirely under the control of the Soviet Union
29
What was the result of the Vietnam war?
Vietnam became a western style democracy under the Us Designed government
The US military left Vietnam andVietnam became a communist country.
Ther French regained colonial control of Vietnam
The U.S. is stillw orking to prevent Vietnam from Communism
30
What religion in a philosophy that creates harmony and balance
Confucianism
Hinduism
Shintoism
Buddhism
31
How did the Domino Theory affect US policy in Vietnam?
The US hoped if Vietnam becomes a democracy, then countries would follow.
It led to the US' decision to pull its combat forces out of Vietnam
It led directly to the US involvement in the Vietnam war
It led the US on a coalition of allies to back them up as they fought war
32
Which conflict drained Great Britian's resources and made it difficult for it to maintain control on India?
Gulf War
Cold War
WW1
WW2
33
Why were the Indian National Congress and Muslim League formed?
to prevent ethnic and religious violence in India
to end the British occupation of southern Asia
to lead the independent nations of Pakistan and India
to represent workers in talks awith business owners

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