9. What is the role of citizens in choosing the government leaders of South Korea?

Citizens elect members of Nat'l Assembly & vote directly for president

23. What was the goal of the Great Leap Forward ?

to turn China from an agricultural society into an industrialized nation

24. What was the goal of both the Tienanmen Square protests in China and the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa?

to pursue more free governments

13. How did nationalism result in independence for Kenya and Nigeria?

Kenya used violence and Nigeria did not.

15. How did F.W. DeKlerk and Nelson Mandela help end the apartheid system in South Africa?

They worked together to end apartheid.

25. What is a connection between the US involvement in the Korean and Vietnam Wars?

Stand-in wars for larger conflict between the US and the Soviet Union

8. What is the role of citizens in choosing the government leaders of India?

Citizens elect members to parliament & leader of majority party is leader

12. What was the purpose of the Pan-African movement?

To unite people of African descent in order to end European colonization

6. How does investing in human capital lead to economic growth?

Workers become more productive and earn more income

11. How did European nations partition Africa?

Partitions ignored existing ethnic&political boundaries b/t African nations

21. What is true about India's independence?

Gandhi's non-violent protests inspired people to peacefully work at freedom

14. What was the purpose of the apartheid system in South Africa?

The separation of races by the white minority

22. Which is a post-WWII reform that took place in Japan?

Japan adopted a new constitution and democratic government

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9. What is the role of citizens in choosing the government leaders of South Korea?
Citizens elect members of Nat'l Assembly &leader of majority party is HOG
Citizens elect to the Nat'l Assembly & the pres. is chosen by legislature
Citizens elect members of Nat'l Assembly & vote directly for president
Citizens elect from the Worker's party to parliament &leader chosen by them
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2. What African nations are presidential democracies?
Nigeria
Kenya
South Africa
All of these
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23. What was the goal of the Great Leap Forward ?
to transform China from a closed nation to a country who trades often
to erase all democratic ideas and turn to socialism
to turn China from an agricultural society into an industrialized nation
to eliminate all social class differences
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24. What was the goal of both the Tienanmen Square protests in China and the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa?
to have government leaders stop foreign intervention
to pursue more free governments
to resist Western influence during the Cold War
to balance an uneducated majority against minority rule
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13. How did nationalism result in independence for Kenya and Nigeria?
Kenya used violence and Nigeria did not.
They both used violence.
Nigeria used violence and Kenya did not.
They both used peaceful means.
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7. Which nations are parliamentary democracies?
All of these
India
Japan
South Africa
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1. What type of democracy allows citizens to participate by directly voting for their leader?
Parliamentary
Presidential
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15. How did F.W. DeKlerk and Nelson Mandela help end the apartheid system in South Africa?
They were both jailed for protesting apartheid laws.
They worked together to strengthen apartheid laws.
They were both leaders of the African National Congress (ANC).
They worked together to end apartheid.
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3. How does the stability of a government impact its literacy rate, medical care, and access to food?
All of these are true
Literacy rate is higher
Malnourished citizens are fewer
Citizens with disease is lower
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5. In which nation would it be most difficult to start a business?
South Africa
Indonesia
Nigeria
Kenya
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25. What is a connection between the US involvement in the Korean and Vietnam Wars?
Stand-in wars for larger conflict between the US and the Soviet Union
In both the US acted in violation of international peace agreements
In both the United Nations condemned the involvement of the US
Both were efforts by the US to acquire territory in the Pacific region
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8. What is the role of citizens in choosing the government leaders of India?
Citizens elect members of the parliament & vote directly for prime minister
Citizens elect from the Worker's party to parliament &leader chosen by them
Citizens elect members to parliament & leader of majority party is leader
Citizens elect prime minister and they appoint members to parliament
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12. What was the purpose of the Pan-African movement?
To divide Africa's natural resources equally between all nations
To unite people of African descent in order to end European colonization
To end apartheid in South Africa
To create a single African nation
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18. Which area is the most highly populated?
Gobi Desert
Taklamakan Desert
the Himalayan Mountains
Ganges River basin
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6. How does investing in human capital lead to economic growth?
It lets governments collect higher taxes from the people
It allows businesses to charge higher prices
Workers become more productive and earn more income
Consumers have greater access to imports
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17. What are the causes of air pollution?
burning coal
automobile emissions
all of these
deforestation
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11. How did European nations partition Africa?
European nations competed by encouraging conflicts between African nations
Investment in infrastructure led nations to develop strong militaries
Independence movements spread leading to partitioning
Partitions ignored existing ethnic&political boundaries b/t African nations
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21. What is true about India's independence?
Gandhi's treatment inspired people to revolt violently against the British
Gandhi's arrest caused people to give up fighting for independence
Gandhi's speeches led to a revolution that threatened British control
Gandhi's non-violent protests inspired people to peacefully work at freedom
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14. What was the purpose of the apartheid system in South Africa?
The separation of races by the white majority
The bringing together of all races as one
A movement to end British colonization
The separation of races by the white minority
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19. Which are the most followed religions in S & E Asia?
Confucianism and Buddhism
Shintoism and Hinduism
Hinduism and Buddhism
Buddhism and Shintoism
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16. What is an effect of water pollution on the Yangtze River?
air pollution
acid rain
smog
contaminated fish
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20. What are the most widely practiced belief systems in Japan?
Shintoism and Confucianism
Confucianism and Hinduism
Buddhism and Shintoism
Hinduism and Buddhism
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4. Define a country that lies on the economic continuum closer to a market economy than a command economy?
allowing more property rights
less consumer input in production decisions
traditional
more involved in international trade
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10. Which nations in S & E Asia are presidential democracies?
South Korea
North Korea
India
Japan
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22. Which is a post-WWII reform that took place in Japan?
Japan began new alliances with China and Korea
Japan rebuilt its military and weapon production
Japan adopted a new constitution and democratic government
Japan focused on building up its agricultural production

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