WQ18: China & Mao Zedong

This political party within China was pro-modernization and nationalization. 

• Kuomintang
• Bolsheviks
• Jacobins
• Cavaliers

Sun Yixian, the leader of the Kuomintang, had all of the following goals for the new Republic of China EXCEPT:

• End imperialism and foreign control of China
• Protect people's rights and institute democracy
• Ensure economic security for all
• Promote communist practices to protect the workers

What problem(s) did the Treaty of Versailles create for China?

• It gave Chinese territories to Japan
• It restricted the military buildup of the region
• It forced Germany to pay reparations
• It increase trade barriers in the Pacific region. 

All are true regarding the May Fourth Movement in China EXCEPT:

• It was sparked by students' reaction to the Treaty of Versailles
• It spread quickly to workers and shopkeepers
• It pushed people towards democracy
• It allowed for a military dictator to take control 

Mao Zedong & Lenin are similar in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

• Believed that revolution would be lead by peasants
• Believed that revolution could happen only in the countryside
• Utilized a military force called the Red Gaurd
• Gave land to local farmers

The event where 100,000 Communist forces fled on a 6000 mile long journey in order to escape Jiang Jieshi. 

• The Long March
• May Fourth Movement
• The Cultural Revolution
• The Great Purge

In an effort to counter claims that he was becoming capitalistic, Mao Zedong attempted to change China in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

• Instituting the First Give-year Plan
• Promoting the Great Leap Forward
• Creating the Cultural Revolution 
• Utilizing the Great Purge

All are true regarding The Great Leap Forward EXCEPT:

• It called for larger collective farms or communes
• It de-incentivized hard work but only allowing the state to profit for labor
• It created a famine that killed 20 million people
• It established quotas on coal, cement, steel, and electricity. 

All are true regarding the Cultural Revolution EXCEPT:

• It was led by the Red Guards
• Its goal was to establish a society pf peasants and workers in which all were equal
• Colleges and schools were shutdown to discourage intellectual and artistic activity
• It united the people of China

Mainly students, this group pledged their devolution to Chairman Mao and the Cultural Revolution. Eventually they were exiled to the countryside or executed. 

• White Guard
• Red Guard
• Communists
• Modernists