
Bài kiểm tra 1
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Phạm Hưng
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Tại sao Hàn Quốc lại trỗi dậy nhanh như vậy
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What was the economic status of South Korea in the 1950s and 1960s?
One of the wealthiest countries in the world.
An emerging economic power.
One of the poorest countries in the world.
A moderately developed country.
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How was the Korean Peninsula divided after Japan's surrender in 1945?
Into three zones controlled by the US, Soviet Union, and China.
Into two zones, with the North occupied by the Soviet Union and the South by the USA.
Into independent North and South Korean states immediately.
It remained a unified territory under international supervision.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which of the following was NOT a significant economic challenge faced by South Korea around 1961?
High inflation and rising prices.
Widespread unemployment.
Food shortages and reliance on foreign aid.
Abundant industrial equipment and advanced technology.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What was a core principle emphasized by Park Chung-hee regarding national development?
Prioritizing individual rights over national interests.
Implementing lenient economic policies to ease public burden.
The nation's importance supersedes individual rights, requiring hard work and strict policies.
Relying solely on foreign aid for economic recovery.
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How did Park Chung-hee deal with opposition and dissent during his rule?
Encouraged open debate and criticism.
Allowed free media and protests.
Used secret police and harsh suppression against dissent.
Promoted democratic reforms and individual freedoms.
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What was a key aspect of Park Chung-hee's education policy for students studying abroad?
They were encouraged to stay abroad and gain international experience.
They had to commit to returning to Korea to serve the country.
Their families received financial incentives if they remained abroad.
They were free to choose whether to return or not.
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