What method was used during China's Great Leap Forward in order to transform the country from an agricultural economy to

banning private farms and collectivizing agriculture

What contributed to the growth of nationalism in India?

the country's occupation by Great Britain

Why were the Indian National Congress and Muslim League formed?

to end the British occupation of southern Asia

How has India attempted to address the pollution of the Ganges River?

by building sewage treatment plants

This illustration shows Lord Willingdon, imprisoning Mohandas Gandhi. What conclusion can be drawn?

Gandhi's sacrifices and commitment to nonviolent protest inspired people

Why did the United States take part in the Korean War?

to defend South Korea against communist aggression

How did Mohandas Gandhi and his supporters hurt the British?

by boycotting goods and disrupting the British economy

Why did Mohandas Gandhi encourage his supporters to practice civil disobedience in India?

to show the world the injustice of Britain's oppression

Was the US-led rebuilding of Japan after World War II successful? Why or why not?

Yes, Japan became a stable democracy with one of the biggest economies in t

What was the purpose of US and European involvement in Southeast Asia during the mid-20th century?

to limit the economic and political growth of communism

Look at the image illustrating a topic from the Cold War. Then answer the question that follows.

the justification for US military involvement in Asia

Confucianism emphasizes which of the following ideas?

Each person has an important responsibility to family and society.

What type of economy do North Korea and South Korea have?

North Korea is command and South Korea is market

Which of the following statements about the role of the Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution is correct?

arrested, tortured, and sometimes executed individuals

Which BEST describes the economy of India?

Government runs some businesses; most privately owned businesses

Which is the main cause of pollution in the Ganges River?

garbage and sewage dumped into the river

Based on the image and your knowledge of social studies, what was the goal of the Cultural Revolution?

to maintain the ideology of Mao Zedong

Why is the pollution of the Chang Jiang a significant problem in China?

The river is the main source of drinking water in China

In 1966, Mao Zedong initiated the Cultural Revolution to

purge China of counterrevolutionaries.

How has agriculture contributed to the decline of the Chang Jiang's water quality?

The fertilizers used by farmers contaminate the river.

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1
What method was used during China's Great Leap Forward in order to transform the country from an agricultural economy to
ordering the army to perform agricultural labor
improving the country's education system
banning private farms and collectivizing agriculture
allowing greater citizen participation in politics
2
Which of the following is the MOST directly tied to the pollution of the Ganges River?
the spread of disease
a lack of fertile soil
poor air quality
deforestation
3
What contributed to the growth of nationalism in India?
the country's occupation by China
the country's occupation by Great Britain
the spread of Christianity in the country
the spread of Buddhism in the country
4
Why were the Indian National Congress and Muslim League formed?
to lead the independent nations of Pakistan and India
to end the British occupation of southern Asia
to prevent ethnic and religious violence in India
to represent workers in talks with business owners
5
How has India attempted to address the pollution of the Ganges River?
by importing food from other countries
by building sewage treatment plants
by regulating commercial fishing
by restricting when people can drive
6
Which of the following was NOT a feature of Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forward?
privatization
mass execution
forced labor
collectivization
7
What led the United States to enter the Korean and Vietnam Wars?
the use of nuclear weapons in warfare
unlawful aggression against peaceful nations
defense treaties with each nation
the spread of communism
8
This illustration shows Lord Willingdon, imprisoning Mohandas Gandhi. What conclusion can be drawn?
Indian people to give up their fight for independence.
Gandhi's treatment inspired the Indian people to violently revolt
Gandhi's sacrifices and commitment to nonviolent protest inspired people
Gandhi's speeches led to a socialist revolution that threatened Britain
9
Why did the United States take part in the Korean War?
to prevent North Korea from acquiring nuclear weapons
to establish a colony on the Korean peninsula
to defend South Korea against communist aggression
to aid its Chinese allies against an aggressive neighbor
10
What is the name of the landform that borders China on the west?
the Atlas Mountains
the Pyrenees
the Himalayan Mountains
the Alps
11
Student protesters in Tiananmen Square chiefly sought
. better working conditions.
membership in the Red Guards.
stricter collectivization policies
democratic reforms.
12
How did Mohandas Gandhi and his supporters hurt the British?
by boycotting goods and disrupting the British economy
by convincing British citizens to overthrow the monarchy
by only trading with Britain's main European rival
by supporting Britain's enemies in World War II
13
Why did Mohandas Gandhi encourage his supporters to practice civil disobedience in India?
to help spread communist ideas in India
to convince the British to send more resources to India
to show the world the injustice of Britain's oppression
to expose corruption among British leaders
14
What is common to both Hinduism and Buddhism?
Reincarnation
Karma
Eightfold path
Nirvana
15
In Hinduism, the moral law of the universe that directs the cycle of rebirth
dharma
reincarnation
kami
karma
16
Was the US-led rebuilding of Japan after World War II successful? Why or why not?
No, Japan's democracy was overthrown in a coup and was not reestablished fo
Yes, Japan became a stable democracy with one of the biggest economies in t
No, Japan's weak military allowed it to fall under Soviet influence until t
Yes, Japan developed a large and powerful military to counter China and the
17
Which of the following major mountain ranges is found in region IV of this map?
the Atlas Mountains
the Himalayan Mountains
the Andes Mountains
the Pyrenees Mountains
18
The Himalayas separated China from another early civilization in which country?
India
Burma
Vietnam
Laos
19
What was the purpose of US and European involvement in Southeast Asia during the mid-20th century?
to limit the economic and political growth of communism
to limit emigration from Southeast Asia to the United States
to ensure a lasting economic partnership with the Soviet Union
to enter into an defense agreement with China
20
Look at the image illustrating a topic from the Cold War. Then answer the question that follows.
the impact of a severe economic depression on Asia
the impact of international terrorism on the world
the justification for signing arms reduction treaties
the justification for US military involvement in Asia
21
Confucianism emphasizes which of the following ideas?
Each person has an important responsibility to family and society.
Government should own the means of production.
An individual's personal goals are more important than the goals of the gro
Economic success is more desirable than knowledge and learning.
22
What type of economy do North Korea and South Korea have?
North Korea is market and South Korea is command
Both Countries are command
Both Countries are market
North Korea is command and South Korea is market
23
What was the MAIN purpose of Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forward program?
to end the private ownership of land and businesses
to place productive resources under central government control
to control the land and peasant's lives
to develop a modern economy
24
Which of the following statements about the role of the Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution is correct?
arrested, tortured, and sometimes executed individuals
most trusted political and military advisors,
guardians of Chinese history, charged with acquiring and protecting
carrying out secret military campaigns throughout Asia
25
Which BEST describes the economy of India?
Government owns all agricultural businesses; other business privately owned
Government runs businesses; Individuals no say in economy
Only private businesses; no government involvement in economy
Government runs some businesses; most privately owned businesses
26
Which is the main cause of pollution in the Ganges River?
dense automobile traffic near the river
the destruction of forests along the banks of the river
air pollution from factories built next to the river
garbage and sewage dumped into the river
27
Based on the image and your knowledge of social studies, what was the goal of the Cultural Revolution?
to promote the ideology of Joseph Stalin
to celebrate the traditional culture of China
to maintain the ideology of Mao Zedong
to begin the industrialization of China
28
Why is the pollution of the Chang Jiang a significant problem in China?
The river is the main source of hydropower in China
China's economy depends on its freshwater fishing industry
The river is the main source of drinking water in China
China's economy depends on its international tourism industry
29
In 1966, Mao Zedong initiated the Cultural Revolution to
purge China of counterrevolutionaries.
redistribute wealth from owners to workers
promote distinctly Chinese arts and industries
adopt aspects of Western culture.
30
Which religion teaches the Eightfold path?
Islam
Buddhism
Shintoism
Hinduism
31
How has agriculture contributed to the decline of the Chang Jiang's water quality?
The fertilizers used by farmers contaminate the river.
Clearing land for farming has caused acid rain
Irrigation of farmland has reduced the water level in the river
Livestock drink from the river and spread their diseases.
32
The Ganges River and the Huang He are both found in which region on this map?
II
III
I
IV
33
What was a part of Mohandas Gandhi's strategy of civil disobedience in India?
kidnapping government officials
starting riots in major cities
refusing to obey unjust laws
destroying British railroads
34
What is the dominant relilgion in India?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam

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