SE Asia History Review

Why did nationalism begin to grow in India?

• China was limiting the rights of India's citizens

• Great Britain was limiting the rights of India's citizens

• the US was limiting the rights of India's citizens

• Japan was limiting the rights of India's citizens

Identify the MAIN reason the US fought in the Korean and Vietnam Wars.

• to colonize both countries

• to decide who would lead North Korea

• to decide who would lead Vietnam

• to contain communism

Mao Zedong was the leader in what is now know as China, what was the name when he was the leader?

• The Ming Republic of China

• The Ming Dynasty

• China's Republic

• The Peoples Republic of China

What did the Chinese government do to protestors in Tianamen Square?

• Allowed them to join the Red Guard

• Nothing since they had the right to protest

• Allowed them to vote for a new leader

• Allowed the military to fire on them

Why did Mao Zedong create communes?

• to control where citizens lived and worked

• to promote nationalism

• to encourage entrepreneurship

• to maintain cultural history

The Red Guard is a group of students that

• encouraged students to stay in school

• contained communism

• fought for democracy in China

• tortured and imprisioned anyone that spoke against Mao Zedong

Another reason the US joined the Korean and Vietnam wars was to...

• prevent western influence

• prevent the spead of communism and Soviet Union influence

• prevent the spread of democracy and Soviet Union influence

• prevent eastern influence

Gandhi believed in...

• an eye for an eye

• understanding that Indians must follow all British laws.

• creating change by non-violent methods

• creating change by any means necessary

The Cultural Revolution was Zedong's way of...

• promoting democracy in the Republic of China

• getting rid of those against communism

• encouraging citizens to remember their history

• proving he wanted to help farmers and peasants

Protestors in Tianamen Square wanted...

• Mao Zedong as their leader

• communism to continue

• to be Red Guard members

• a more democratic government