Nationalism in French Indochina is BEST described as a reaction to

. French imperialism and exploitation of resources

The movement for Third World countries to remain nonaligned failed partly because

. superpowers continued to exert hegemony over poor nations

Nigeria had difficulty advancing as a nation because

. ethnic and religious conflicts arose

How did the United States respond after Fidel Castro began building a communist state?

organized a rebel army to invade Cuba at the Bay of Pigs

The 1964 riot in the Panama Canal Zone was incited partly by

longstanding resentment of U.S. imperialism in Panama.

Soon after South Africa became independent, the state passed a law that

denied basic rights to blacks, Asians, and mixed-races

A nation was considered a developed country if it was

capitalist with advanced industrial economies

After the Khmer Rouge seized power in Cambodia, Pol Pot attempted to

purge all capitalist elements from the country

Which of these was an incentive for Third World nations to become a part of the capitalist bloc

They would have loans from powerful financial institutions

The US sought to remove Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán from power for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

the US discovered that he planned to impose a trade embargo

The United States got involved with the Vietnam War to

prevent South Vietnam from falling to communism

Which of these was true of General Augusto Pinochet’s military dictatorship over Chile?

imposed a free market policy that eventually helped Chile

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World Lesson 27

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1
Nationalism in French Indochina is BEST described as a reaction to
. French imperialism and exploitation of resources
widespread destruction after the Vietnam War
genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge.
he United States' domination over world affairs
2
The movement for Third World countries to remain nonaligned failed partly because
. superpowers continued to exert hegemony over poor nations
. these nations were too narrow minded in their goals
superpowers refused to give support to these nations
nations were not industrialized to support their policies
3
Nigeria had difficulty advancing as a nation because
. it was not wealthy enough during independence
. ethnic and religious conflicts arose
. the land lacked resources such as oil
the government refused to allow free elections
4
How did the United States respond after Fidel Castro began building a communist state?
placed missiles on the coast of Florida that aimed at Cuba
It prohibited the World Bank from providing loans to Cuba.
organized a rebel army to invade Cuba at the Bay of Pigs
convinced Soviets to pull out their economic support of Cuba
5
What policy in South Africa instituted by the Afrikaner govt sparked criticism around world?
communism
hegemony
genocide
apartheid
6
The 1964 riot in the Panama Canal Zone was incited partly by
the Soviet Union promise to aid Panama became independent.
longstanding resentment of U.S. imperialism in Panama.
the sudden withdrawal of U.S. support to Panama.
. the US refusal to fund the maintenance of the Panama Canal
7
Soon after South Africa became independent, the state passed a law that
gave all citizens of the country the right to vote.
required black representatives in assembly.
implied that Britain still maintained hegemony over nation
denied basic rights to blacks, Asians, and mixed-races
8
A nation was considered a developed country if it was
. communist with great economic and political power
capitalist with advanced industrial economies
ruled by a nationalist leader rejecting influence of foreign
impoverished with little or no industrialization.
9
. A dominating influence of one country or group over another is called
protectorate.
. embargo
hegemony
coup d'etat
10
After the Khmer Rouge seized power in Cambodia, Pol Pot attempted to
implement drastic free trade policies.
purge all capitalist elements from the country
. receive loans from the World Bank.
convince France to provide aid to Cambodia
11
Which of these was an incentive for Third World nations to become a part of the capitalist bloc
They would have loans from powerful financial institutions
They aligned with countries that were anti-imperialist
They would form democracies instead of dictatorships
Be safe from countries targeting them with covert actions
12
The US sought to remove Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán from power for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
the US discovered that he planned to impose a trade embargo
distributed land belonging to the UFC to poor peasants.
refused revise policies after U.S. accused him of communism
USfeared policies allowed Soviets influence Central America
13
The United States got involved with the Vietnam War to
prevent South Vietnam from falling to communism
gain access to oil wells in North Vietnam
. create a military base in Asia to fight conflicts in Laos
help out the French in exchange for control over Haiti.
14
The wars in Indochina all resulted in
acceptance of capitalism.
communist victories
domination by First World nations
. peaceful resolutions between countries
15
Which of these was true of General Augusto Pinochet’s military dictatorship over Chile?
promoted communism and supported economic and equality.
created democratic system Chileans could vote elections
imposed a free market policy that eventually helped Chile
It implemented a trade and arms embargo on the United States

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