Tiananmen Square

Where did the 1989 protests take place?

• Hong Kong

• Tiananmen Square

• The Great Wall of China

• Shanghai

The protesters in Tiananmen Square wanted what government reform to happen?

• Democracy to replace Communism

• Communism to reclaim the Economy

• For China to return to having an Emperor who makes all government decisions, with the help of appointed advisors.

• For China to return to having an Emperor who makes all government decisions, with the help of elected advisors.

Who made up the majority of protestors at Tiananmen Squar?

• doctors

• teachers

• students

• children

Why were protestors gathered at Tiananmen Square in 1989?

• They were mad at the military

• For freedom to open their own business

• To ask for freedom of religion

• To protest the corrupt Communist government

How did the Chinese government deal with the protestors at Tiananmen Square?

• They asked them to leave

• They let them protest as long as they wanted

• They sent in soldiers and tanks and killed people

This image represents :

• Great Leap forward

• Long March

• Tiananmen Square massacre

• Cultural Revolution

In response to demands for reforms during the Tienanmen incident in 1989, the government chose to…

• Hold democratic elections

• Negotiate with student reformers

• Support change

• Use force to end the protests

When Mao died in 1976, who became the leader of China?

• Zhao Ziyang

• Sun Yixian

• Ho Chi Minh

• Deng Xiaoping

After Mao Zedong died in1976 these things happened (Choose more than one answer)

• Mao's son became President

• Communist China experienced world-wide acceptance

• Deng Xiaoping became the new leader and began economic reforms

• Cultural Revolution finally ended.

China today can be best described as (Choose more than one answer)

• A Communist nation

• Limited rights for its citizens

• More democratic and citizens with many rights

• More economic freedom