SE Asia History Assessment Review

Who is responsible for the Great Leap Forward?

• Ho Chi Minh

• Mao Zedong

• Mohandes Gandhi

• Karl Marx

India was under ___________ control.

• Great Britain

• France

• Spain

• Portugal

Ho Chi Minh was a Communist leader in

• Russia

• China

• Japan

• Vietnam

In the 1800s, a movement called nationalism began in India, which caused many Indians to move the country away from its traditional practices. What was a result of nationalism in India?

• The British took away all freedom from the Indians.

• Before World War I, the Indians overthrew British rule.

• Indians peacefully accepted British rule even to this day.

• India eventually became a self-governing nation.

What was involved in Mohandas Gandhi's plan of civil disobedience?

• Violent Demonstrations

• Passing new laws in the Indian National Congress

• People should refuse to obey a law they felt unfair, but do it without violence.

• He felt it was best to go along with the British laws and do nothing.

What was the role of the Japanese emperor in the new government after WWII?

• He became the leader of the parliament

• His role was mostly ceremonial

• The office of emperor was eliminated

• He was given control of the military

On June 4, 1989, Chinese troops marched on protesters, many of them students, in Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Why did this confrontation occur?

• The troops were practicing military drills and the students got in the way.

• The protesters wanted a more open, democratic system of government.

• The students were not happy with the level of education they were receiving.

• The protesters believed that their wages had been mistakenly reduced.

The attempt to organize small farms into larger collective farms in which everything was shared was known as this

• A. Cultural Revolution

• The Great Leap Forward

• The Green Revolution

• Tienanmen Square

This program was designed to stop opposition to the ideals of communism in China.

• Cultural Revolution

• Great Leap Forward

• Green Revolution

• Collective teaming

This was the group of teens that were formed into an army to enforce the policies that supported the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s.

• The Red Army

• The Green Brigade

• The Communist Teens

• The Red Guards