China's Revolution

Multiple Choice

What did the Communist mean by collectivization?

• Collectivization was the policy of promoting individual ownership of farms
• Collectivization meant the redistribution of wealth among individuals
• Collectivization was the policy of consolidating individual land and labor into collective farms.
• Collectivization referred to the privatization of land and labor

Multiple Select

Which were results of modernizing?

• Rapid urbanization

• Improved literacy rates

• Economic growth

• Desire to go to war

Multiple Choice

What were the causes of China's adoption of Communism?

• The influence of Confucianism and traditional Chinese values led to the adoption of Communism
• Communism was adopted in China as a result of foreign intervention and pressure
• Multiple factors such as the failure of the Qing Dynasty, influence of Marxism, rise of the Chinese Communist Party, Japanese invasion during World War II, and civil war between Communists and Nationalists.
• China's adoption of Communism was due to economic prosperity and stability

Multiple Choice

Which were ways that Mao Zedong administered the cultural revolution?

• Embracing Western cultural influences
• Mobilizing Red Guard units, attacking traditional values and intellectuals, establishing a cult of personality
• Encouraging freedom of speech and expression
• Promoting economic reforms and modernization