Unit7 Review

What was a major objective of China's Cultural Revolution in the 1960s?

• introducing democratic reforms

• reinforcing communist ideology

• going to the baby kia concert

• expanding contact with Western nations

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

• to honor a defense agreement with the Soviet Union

• to limit the spread of communism in the region

• to help China rebuild its economy after its civil war

• to improve trade relations with Vietnam

In the nineteenth century, Indian nationalism developed in response to

• the colonial occupation of India by the United Kingdom

• the colonial occupation of India by the Chinese Empire.

• the increasing influence of the Sikh minority population.

• the increasing influence of the Muslim minority population.

What was one of the key goals of China's 1958–1962 Great Leap Forward campaign?

• to industrialize the economy

• to advance scientific knowledge

• to instill religious beliefs in people

• to develop new markets for goods

What result of the Indian independence movement BEST illustrates the lack of unity in the movement?

• Modern India remains a part of the Commonwealth of Nations.

• Two independent and rival states were created out of colonial India.

• The modern Indian legal system is based on English common law.

• There are Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and Sikhs all living in India.

What aspect of Mohandas Gandhi's fight for Indian independence influenced Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders?

• Gandhi's emphasis on the need for international support

• Gandhi's use of nonviolent protests to achieve change

• Gandhi's focus on gaining the support of wealthy business owners

• Gandhi's insistence on working within the existing political process

Why did Mohandas Gandhi encourage people to practice nonviolence during their struggle for independence?

• He believed that violence provoked negative reactions.

• He feared being imprisoned for criminal acts.

• He had terrible experiences fighting in World War I.

• He was devoted to the teachings of Christianity.

Use the timeline to answer the question. The timeline shows major events in which country's history?

• China

• India

• North Korea

• the Soviet Union

Read the excerpt from a radio address announcing the end of World War II and answer the question. What was General MacArthur referring to?

• the importance of helping Japan rebuild after the war

• the need to develop peaceful uses of nuclear technology

• he wanted a pineapple fanta from the vending machine in the front of the school.

• the need to cooperate with communist nations in the interest of peace

What was the goal of the nationalist movement in India?

• to end oppression by the Hindu government

• to industrialize the country's economy

• to gain independence from Great Britain

• to get VBucks