Communism in SE Asia

Who was the leader of the Communist party?

• Mao Zedong

• Deng Xiaoping

• George W. Bush

• Emperor Hirohito

What did the Communist party promise to bring to China?

• More freedom of speech

• Freedom of religion

• Food to the poor and more wealth to all Chinese, and land reforms

• More personal freedoms

What was the name of the economic plan that the Chinese government developed in order to boost China’s economy?

• Great Leap Forward

• The Cultural Revolution

• China's Betterment Plan

• Chinese Economic Plan for that moolah

What was the biggest consequence of the Great Leap Forward?

• Famine, 20 million people died

• The economy was boosted

• China became a player in the international setting

• Chinese citizens were given more freedoms.

What does this image represent?

• The Great Leap Forward

• Tiananmen Square

• The Long March

• VJ Day

In China there was a time when Mao wanted to eliminate anyone that criticized his government. What is this time called?

• Long March

• The Middle Way

• The Great Leap Forward

• The Cultural Revolution

Which of the following would happen only in a communist economy?

• A.The government promotes competition 
• The government provides incentives for innovation
• The government emphasizes the production of consumer goods
• The government controls all business activities

What lead to the surrender of Japan and the end of WWII in the Pacific?

• US dropped atomic bombs on 2 Japanese cities.

• Russia defeated the Japanese in North Korea.

• Japan dropped atomic bombs on Pearl Harbor Naval base.

• United States agreed to help rebuild Japan

How did the United States and Japan become enemies?

• Japan attacked the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in 1941

• The United States dropped 2 atomic bombs on Japan in 1941

• Japan invaded Poland whom the United States had an alliance with

• Japan signed an alliance with Nazi Germany, which the United States was at war with.

How could the relationship between the United States and Japan be described after WWII?

• strong relationship economically, politically, and militarily

• weak relationship economically, politically, and militarily

• strong economic relationship but at odds militarily

• weak economic relationship but strong political and military relationship