World Studies Chapter 8 Sections 2 - 4

Gandhi's non-violent Salt March was effective because the _______ responded ________.

Communists sought support among the Chinese ________.

Manchuria's abundance of ________________ made it attractive to the Japanese.

The Twenty-One Demands sought to make China a ________ protectorate.

In 1931, Japanese _________________ seized the Chinese province of Manchuria.

A turning point in the Indian independence movement occurred when hundred of Indians were killed at ________.

One of Ataturk's reforms in Turkey was to reject ________ in laws and government.

___________ dealt harshly with peasants and turned on the __________.

The ___________ who came to power in Japan in the 1930s used schools to teach absolute obedience to the emperor.

Turkish nationalists, led by Ataturk, overthrew the Ottoman ______ and declared Turkey a republic.

Indian leader Mohandas Gandhi preached that the power of ____ could change wrongdoers.

In 1931, the Japanese blew up their own railroad and blamed the Chinese in Manchuria to justify the invasion of _______.

The purpose of _________ in South Africa was to ensure white economic, political, and social supremacy.

Chaing Kai-Shek led the Nationalist Party called __________.

The Great Depression influenced Japanese ___________ because the _______ suffered, leading to discontent.

________ believed in Communism and sought support from ________.

Mohandas Gandhi practiced ______, the Hindu doctrine of non-violence.

Mustafa Kemal is recognized as the father of modern ______.

In 1936, _____ allied itself with Italy and Germany.

Many Muslim religious leaders disapproved when Reza Khan replaced Islamic law with _______ law in Persia.

The ________ were powerful business leaders who influenced the government.

The ___________ strongly supported Chinese citizens who turned to the revolutionary ideas of Marx and Lenin.

Having a strong economy, _____ became a true industrial power after World War I.

In the Balfour Declaration, the British supported a ______ homeland.

Pan-Africanism was a ___________ movement demanding the end to ________ rule in Africa.

In 1922, Japan agreed to limit the size of its ____ to protect its relations in the west.

Japanese politics in the 1920s moved toward more widespread _________.

American philosopher _________________ influenced Mohandas Gandhi through his ideas on civil disobedience.

Mohandas Gandhi urged Indians to _______ British goods as part of the struggle for independence.

In 1927, the second Sino-Japanese War united the Guomindang and the __________.