Communism in China

Communism in China

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What caused the rule of Chinese emperors to end?

• A European nation colonized China and removed the emperor.

• The people rose up in protest and removed the emperor.

• The emperor recognized the problems and resigned.

• The people voted to remove the emperor.

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What is a civil war?

• people within one country fighting against a foreign enemy

• many countries fighting against a common foreign enemy

• groups within one country fighting against one another

• a foreign enemy invading a neighboring country

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Who was the leader of China's Nationalist Party?

• Mao Zedong

• China's Emperor

• Chiang Kai-shek

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Who was the leader of China's Communist Party?

• Mao Zedong

• China's Emperor

• Chiang Kai-shek

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Which group of people in China flocked to the Communist Party's cause?

• warlords and military leaders

• wealthy landowners

• the emperor's family

• poor farmers and peasants

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What temporarily stopped the civil ward between Nationalists and Communists in the 1930s?

• The Communist Party defeated the Nationalist Party.

• The Nationalist Party defeated the Communist Party.

• Japan invaded China.

• The two parties reached an agreement.

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Mao Zedong gained supporters for the Communist Party by promising to ____________.

• bring democracy to China

• remove the emperor

• bring industry to China

• make improvements for the poor

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In 1949, China became a __________ state.

• democractic

• communist

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With ___________, Mao ruled Cina as a dictator.

• little power

• near total power

• significant power

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What is a commune?

• a political group that controlled China's government and planned its economy

• a group of people living and working together, sharing responsibilities and possessions

• an economic plan to increase agriculture and industry

• the leader of the Nationalist Party in China

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What was the Communist Party of China?

• political group that controlled China's government and planned its economy

• an economic plan to increase agriculture and industry

• a group of people living and working together

• a system of distributing a limited amount of goods

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What was the Great Leap Forward?

• a group of people living and working together, sharing responsibilities and possessions

• a political group that controlled China's government

• a economic plan to increase agriculture and industry by everyone working together for the good of society rather than for personal gain

• the leader of the Communist Party of China

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Who was the leader of the Communist party?

• Mao Zedong

• Deng Xiaoping

• George W. Bush

• Emperor Hirohito

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A system of distributing a limited amount of goods to citizens is ___________.

• saving

• rationing

• commune

• stealing

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The Great Leap Forward was intended to grow China's ___________.

• population

• economy

• government

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The Geat Leap Forward was a huge __________.

• failure

• success

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The Great Leap Forward impacted the Chinese economy in a ____________ way.

• positive

• unnoticeable

• negative

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In the Great Leap Forward, things went from _________ to ____________.

• bad to better

• good to better

• bad to worse

• good to worse

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Which factors significantly contributed to the results of the Great Leap Forward? (CHOOSE 3)

• environmental disasters

• citizens' rights

• government corruption

• poor management of work

• aid from foreign countries

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What was the Cultural Revolution?

• a movement to restore ancient Chinese culture and traditions

• a movement to restore China's Nationalist Party

• a movement to restore China's emperor to the throne

• a movement to restore China's true spirit of communism

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What was the true purpose of the Cultural Revolution?

• to encourage Chinese citizens to join the communist party

• to remove Mao Zedong as China's leader

• to eliminate opposition to Mao's communist rule

• to encourage the Chinese people to become more democratic

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Who took control of China after Mao Zedong's death?

• China's Nationalist Party

• Warlords in different regions of the country

• The Communist Party of China

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How were citizens treated under China's new leadership?

• They were denied many rights and freedoms.

• They were treated fairly and equally.

• The were given the right to vote and to speak freely.

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What did the protesters at Tiananmen Square want?

• democracy and more rights

• higher paying jobs

• an end to the Cultural Revolution

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How did the Chinese Government respond to the protests?

• They reached an agreement with the citizens.

• They ignored the event and refused to recognize the protests.

• They sent in tanks and soldiers to stop the protests.

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Why did China's government become the center of international attention and criticism?

• It was able to reach a peaceful solution.

• It killed many of its own citizens.

• It agreed to change its communist government.

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When did the Tiananmen Square Massacre occur?

• 1989

• 1958

• 1969

• 1976