SE Asia History Review 1

What is nationalism?

• loyalty based on location

• feeling of belonging to a group based on education and wealth

• sense of belonging based on a written document

• loyalty to a group based on common history, culture, and/or religion

What type of protests did Gandhi use in his fight for Indian independence?

• violent

• popular

• guerrilla

• non-violent

Gandhi developed what he called a system of _______________________ _____________________and believed that it would make the world recognize the injustice in India and force change without using violence

• unrivaled unrest

• protest and food

• non eating

• civil disobedience

Mohandas Gandhi sought to promote nationalism in India based on

• Hindu principles

• Islamic principles

• nonalignment during the Cold War.

• political independence from Britain.

What was one result of the Great Leap Forward that Mao promoted in China?

• Millions of people died of starvation

• More farm machinery was purchased to elevate production

• Fewer people moved to the countryside for agricultural work

• More people moved into cities to work in larger factories

What was the role of the Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution?

• Attack and punish those who disagreed with Mao's vision of communism

• Reward those who spoke out against corruption in China

• Fight against the Soviet Union in China

• Fight against the United States in North Korea.

The United States did NOT want Japan to follow in the footsteps of China and Vietnam and set up a _________ government.

• Communist

• Theocratic

• Facist

• Democrtic

Who is responsible for helping Japan write a new constitution and establish a constitutional monarchy?

• President Truman

• Mao Zedong

• Emperor Hiriohito

• General McArthur

What would be an accurate title for the list?

• Reasons to Blend Japan's Culture with Democracy

• Reasons to Keep Japan from Rebuilding its Military

• Reasons the US Help Japan Rebuild After WWII

• Reasons the US Dropped Atomic Bombs on Japan

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