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Ch. 16: Nationalism Around the World, 1919-1939
Ch. 16: Nationalism Around the World, 1919-1939
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1
Chiang Kai-shek's government had success
in land reform.
in establishing peace with Japan.
in building highways and factories.
B.allowing freedom of speech.
2
Without government approval, a Japanese military group in 1931 invaded
Manchuria.
Pakistan.
India.
Vietnam.
3
Diego Rivera wanted to create a national art for Mexico and directed his works at
the wealthy elite.
the masses of people.
foreign art buyers.
church officials.
4
After 1938, the Arabian Peninsula's main source of income was
oil.
industrial technology.
agriculture.
tourism.
5
President Cardenas of Mexico angered some U.S. industries when he
seized control of the oil fields.
insisted they pay Mexican workers a fair wage.
refused to import their goods.
refused to export important raw materials.
6
Which two countries were given mandates to administer regions in the former Ottoman Empire?
Syria and Lebanon
Russia and Armenia
Iraq and Palestine
Great Britain and France
7
The Good Neighbor policy would not allow
U.S. forces to withdraw from bases in Latin America.
Latin American countries to develop their own armies.
Latin American countries to take advantage of each other.
the United States to use military force in Latin America.
8
What did the British government do to reduce tensions between Jews and Arabs in Palestine?
It limited the number of Jews who could immigrate.
It brokered an agreement called the Balfour Declaration.
C.It established a curfew.
It brought the groups together to discuss common goals.
9
What was one way that Japan found markets for its manufactured goods?
It sent explorers to investigate unknown parts of the world.
It developed advertising campaigns that drew attention to its products.
It seized countries whose citizens would buy Japanese goods.
It developed new trading partnerships with countries.
10
What was the Long March?
the Nationalist army's march to defeat Mao
the alliance's march to seize control over China.
Japan's march to take over northern China
Mao's army's march to reach northern China
11
In 1934, the People's Liberation Army
began its Great Fast.
defeated Chiang's troops.
began its Long March.
began its own state.
12
What happened to the countries within the Ottoman Empire as it lost power and territory in the 1800s?
The countries modernized their armies and educational systems.
Option The people within the countries wanted the monarchies to return.
The countries fought enemies in order to maintain the Empire.
People within the countries developed nationalist movements.
13
Who was the first leader of the Nationalist Party?
Mao Zedong
Sun Yat-sen
Sun Fo
Chiang Kai-shek
14
Unlike the British, American investors in Latin America
worked with the middle class to develop a new economy.
did not take direct control of the companies in which they invested.
exported almost everything they manufactured to Europe.
ran the companies in which they invested.
15
The Balfour Declaration of 1917 supported the idea of a
Turkish state.
United Arab state.
Palestinian homeland in Israel.
Jewish homeland in Palestine.
16
In Japan, a corporation with both financial and industrial capability is called
zaibatsu.
Sumitoma.
Yasuda.
meiji.
17
When Atatürk created a government in which church and state were separate, he created a
republican government.
Christian government.
democratic state.
secular state.
18
The economic crises in many Latin American countries led to what kind of government
a military dictatorship
a republic
a monarchy
a democracy
19
What did Chiang Kai-shek's forces do in Shanghai in 1927?
disbanded
attacked the Japanese
struck against Communist forces
elected Mao as their leader
20
Chiang Kai-shek was faced with a social divide in the country because of the differences between the
Chinese and the Japanese.
middle class and the peasants.
Nationalists and the Communists.
imperialists and the native Chinese.
21
Many of Gandhi's Indian followers called him "Mahatma," which means
Father.
Great Soul.
Messiah.
King.
22
Chiang Kai-shek's government controlled
the entire country of China.
most of Japan and all of Korea.
.all of the islands off the coast of China.
most of China except for the northern provinces.
23
What was the Northern Expedition?
the Communist Party's march to northern China
the Japanese march into northern China
the revolutionary army's drive north to take over China
the army's march to survey the northern border of China
24
In Southeast Asia, who did the Communists join forces with to fight Western imperialism?
the Bolsheviks
nonviolent groups
nationalist parties
Marxist parties
25
Mao believed the poor peasants would be the force behind
the redistribution of wealth.
the Nationalist Party.
the Chinese revolution.
the revolutionary army.
26
What was the purpose of the Comintern?
to develop a Communist state in Russia
to create a worldwide Communist revolution
to develop good will toward Communism
to develop commercial areas in Asia
27
The Muslim League believed in the creation of a separate Muslim state for
Pakistan.
Islamabad.
Nehru.
Manchuria.
28
What method did Gandhi use to protest against British laws?
civil disobedience
Indian self-rule
military force
forced marches
29
By the end of Getúlio Vargas's rule, which country was Latin America's chief industrial power?
Peru
Argentina
Mexico
Brazil
30
In 1935 under the new Pahlavi dynasty, Persia became the modern state of
Iraq.
Iran.
Turkey.
Ottoman.
31
What did the Nationalists do to try to drive the imperialists out of China?
formed an alliance with Japan
took over the Nationalist Party
formed an alliance with the Communist Party
formed an alliance with the warlords
32
What did Africans hope to get from Britain in exchange for fighting against the Germans in World War I?
tourists
their independence
a fleet of airplanes
financial reward
33
Mexican president Cardenas became very popular with the peasants when he
paid for their moves into the urban areas.
insured they would make a living wage.
redistributed millions of acres of land.
promised a free education to all children.
34
In 1930, the Argentine military overthrew the government in favor of the
middle class
working class.
church officials.
landowners.
35
Many artists and writers in Mexico used their work to promote
their favorite candidates for office.
a new national spirit.
a revolution by the working class.
their favorite products.
36
In 1915 the Ottoman Turks caused the deaths of one million
Palestinians.
Armenians.
Jews.
Egyptians.
37
The movement that Palestine should be established as a Jewish state is called the
Balfour Declaration.
democratic movement.
nationalist movement.
Zionist movement.
38
In 1923, Colonel Mustafa Kemal's leadership led to
the end of the Ottoman Empire and recognition for the Turkish Republic,
an alliance with France.
the establishment of Turkish allegiance to Germany.
new trade routes through the Suez Canal.
39
What were some Africans afraid of losing as a result of colonial rule?
their cultural heritage
their right to vote
their economic power
their independence
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In what way did the Great Depression have a positive effect on Latin America?
LA countries developed new industries to produce manufactured goods.
Everybody lost money, so there was more economic equality.
People realized the value of education and stayed in school.
European countries wanted Latin American goods even in difficult times.