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Switching to a democratic system brought power to the Japanese military
False
True
2
What is true about the Amritsar Massacre?
It caused many reforms from the British.
It was a turning point for many Indians.
An armed rebellion caused it.
It was caused by distrust of the government.
3
Why did Japan move to a democracy in the 1920s?
The slowing of the economy
Military losses
Recent protests against the current ruling-style
Rising nationalism
4
The primary cause of the May Fourth Movement in China was:
Success of communism in Russia
China’s dissatisfaction with the Treaty of Versailles and Japan's authority
Japan's invasion of Manchuria
The fall of the Qing Dynasty
5
Which of the following is true about Mao Zedong?
Came from a royal family
He was part of the Guomindang
He was a soldier who died fighting the Japanese
Supported communism and sought strength in the large peasant masses
6
Not a reason for an increase in Indian Independence movements.
Unkept promises by Britain after WW1
Increase in Indian nationalism
Growing tension between Hindus and Muslims
The Amritsar massacre
7
Which of the following was not addressed by the Constitution of 1917?
Nationalization, or government takeover of natural resources
New restrictions on foreigners owning land
Women’s suffrage
Setting a national minimum wage
8
When Sun Yixian stepped down … took his place
Jiang Jieshi
Karl Marx
Yuan Shikai
Mao Zedong
9
Why did militarism gain power in Japan in the 1930s?
Communism spread to neighboring countries to the USSR
Unhappiness with the democratic system & the Great Depression
Unhappiness with the emperor
Anti-western beliefs rising
10
The 21 demands aimed to add China as a Japanese colony
False
True
11
What was the result of the Indian Independence movements?
Decreased human rights
Harsher British rule
Indian Independence in 1947
Economic decline
12
What did the Salt Monopoly symbolize?
Freedom of Speech
The class difference between the government and the people.
British Oppression
Social Darwinism
13
What was the general purpose of Pan-Africanism?
To promote social progress on the continent
To free Arabians from foreign domination
To divide African nations based on colonial rule
To unite Africans and fight colonialism, racism, and oppression
14
Peaceful Resistance increased rights.
True
False
15
Which was not attacked and overran by Japan during the 1930s?
Guangzhou
Nanjing
Beijing
Bangkok
16
Which of the following did nationalism not affect?
Music
Writers
Art
Health
17
Which of the following groups opposed Díaz’s dictatorship in Mexico?
Business people
Wealthy landowners
Peasants and working class
Foreign investors
18
Why did Nigerian women revolt against British policies?
A push for gender equality in a Western feminism sense
Desire for full integration of British rule
Tax increase on women imposed by the British government
Religious oppression and conflicts between indigenous and Christianity
19
Which of the following resulted from the Good Neighbor Policy?
Withdrawal of troops from Haiti and Nicaragua
Promotion of cultural nationalism within Latin American countries
Play the role of “international policeman.”
Limited Cuban Independance
20
How did the militarists use their power in Japan?
Increased funding for new technology
Cracked down on ancient values and encouraged reforms
Destroyed the new reforms and revived ancient values
They had no power
21
The Latin American drive was successful due to the equal distribution of wealth.
False
True
22
Why was the Amritsar Massacre a turning point in India’s fight for independence?
It created good connections between Britain and India
It strengthened Indian Loyalty to the British government
It led to immediate independence for India
It convinced many Indians that British rule was unjust and had to end
23
What was the main goal of the Guomindang?
Establish a communist state
Unify China under a republican government
Resist foreign interference
Restore imperial rule under the Qing Dynasty
24
What was one major reform made by Ataturk in Turkey after WW1?
He re-established the Ottoman sultanate to preserve rule
They abolished the caliphate and established a secular government
He introduced Islamic law to protect the legal system
He aligned Turkey with the Soviet Union and adopted communism
25
What is one of the terms forced upon the civilian government by the ultranationalists to spread their ideas in Japan?
Punish people for expressing anti-nationalist ideas
Support nationalists in starting a propaganda campaign
Require buildings to contain messages expressing nationalist ideas
To focus on spreading nationalist ideas in school
26
Which of the following was NOT a result of the democratic system rising in Japan?
Political parties grew more divided and stronger
The government signed a treaty to limit the size of their government
People were more satisfied with the government
The government reduced military funding
27
To battle the Great Depression, local entrepreneurs in Latin America urged the government to lower tariffs.
False
True
28
Which one depicts the Negritude movement the most?
W.E.B DuBois organized a congress that called for African rights
French-speaking writers in West Africa expressing pride in their roots
African sources demanded rights for black South Africans
Racial segregation where Africans were evicted from the best land
29
What was the main effect of National movements in the Middle East after WW1?
The Middle East gained complete independence
The Ottoman empire expanded to Europe
Nationalist movements led to peace and unity in Middle Eastern nations
Defeated Ottoman empire collapsed in 1918 and lands were divided
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Not a method Mohandas Gandhi used to fight for freedom.
Boycotting British goods.
Civil disobedience against the government
Peaceful Resistance
Rallying troops in a coup against the government.