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What were the students in Tiananmen Square protesting in the spring of 1989?
Their lack of political freedom/their desire for democracy
The cancelling of a popular but controversial class
Demanding the release of their leaders from jail
The lack of economic reform from the Chinese Gov't
2
Three Principals of the People include all of the following but...
Militarism
Peoples Livlihood
Peoples Rights
Nationalism
3
What effect did the Boxer Rebellion have on China?
Decrease in pride in their country
Increase in loyalty to the Qing Dynasty
Increased Nationalism
Communist government immediately won power
4
What is the cartoonist trying to express in the political cartoon below?
Irony of a communist coutry using Capitalist ideas
Great Wall of China made capitalism difficult to embrace
China is now a capitalist economy
Chinese communists was to keep capitalism out of China
5
Why did Britain sell opium to China?
To encourage China's economic growth
Improve the balance of trade between Britain and China
Weaken the Chinese people
Keep the drug out of Britain
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All of the following are challenges that china faces in the 21st century EXCEPT
Decreasing trade between the US and China
Growing environmental threats posed by China's new industry
Growing desire for more political reforms and democracy
China's growing population
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Who was the first Chairman of the communist People's Republic of China?
Chaing Kai Shek
Deng Xiaoping
Sun Yixian
Mao Zedong
8
The Great Leap Forward and the Great Cultural Revolution illustrated
China's openness to Western Ideas in the 50's/60's
The success of Chinese communist methods over soviet methods
Mao's attempts to have a purely communist society
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In China, which best reflected Marxism in Mao's programs?
small family owned business
Communal work teams in factories and on farms
Foreign Influence over the economy
10
The Chinese government's response to the protest at Tiananmen Square illustrates all but
The desire to preserve freedom of speech
Refusal to embrace democratic reforms
abuse of human rights
Efforts to preserve the Communist party's power
11
The reasons the communists gained control of the mainland was
Support from warlords and upper class chinese
US support during WWII
Dynamic leadership of Mao Zedong
Superior financial resources and support from Japan
12
Each of the following describes Maoist China EXCEPT
looked to rid China of Western influence.
Closely followed communist ideology
Used totalitarian methods
promoted practical and effective communist programs
13
What event in 1937 halted the Chinese civil war?
Japanese launched an invasion of China
Chinese peasants aligned themselves with the communists
Chinese Communists began a 6,000 mile journey
The Nationalists Succeeded in wiping out the Communists
14
Where do human rights violations most often occur today?
Where freedom of the press exists
When leaders have absolute control
When government has a multiparty system
Where government is limited by law
15
How are Mao's Great Leap Forward and Deng's 4 Modernizations similar?
Each supported a strict command economy
Both maintained authoritarian political control
Both achieved economic success
Both eliminated social classes
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During Mao's rule he took land from the peasants and gave it to the wealthy.
True
False
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What was the immediate result of the Cultural Revolution?
Disrupted China's economic and educational systems
Strengthened political ties with the US
Led to economic cooperation with Japan and South Korea
established democracy in urban centers in China
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Which of the following best describes Deng Xiaoping's Four Modernizations?
continuation of Mao's economic policies
Increase in control of China's economy by the government
The end of the communist political system of government
Increase in support for capitalism and globalization
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What was the major goal of the Cultural revolution?
Reemphasize Confucian Traditional values
Weaken communist ideas
Eliminate opposition to Mao Zedong
Restore China to the glory of the Han Dynasty
20
During the late 1880's, imperialistic nations carved China into
Different Countries
Communes
Spheres of influence
Plantations
21
A major difference between Mao's Great Leap Forward and Deng's Four Modernizations is
Used capitalistic ideas in Deng's 4 modernizations
Importation of workers due to lack of Chinese
Introduced democracy and economic change
Use of violence against those who want political change
22
The following statements accurately reflect the Great Leap Forward
except
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Peasants focusing on making steel in their backyards
Peasants attacking the academic elites at Universities
Peasants producing significantly less food than was reported
Peasants being forced into large communes
23
Which international power supported the Nationalists?
Japan
Germany
US
USSR
24
Which of the following accurately reflects the meaning of dissident?
A person whp uses nationalism to promote his/her ideas
A person who is patriotic towards his/her country
A person who actively goes against gov't policies or laws
Person who follows policies and laws of the government