2022Fall-G8-Week13-From Cooperation to Confrontation

At its Third National Congress held in June 1923, the CPC adopted the policy of cooperation with the Kuomintang (KMT or the Nationalist Party), whereby CPC members could join the KMT in their individual capacity (私人身份）. T/F

(a)  

"New Three People's Principles" by Sun Yat-sen means alliance with Russia, cooperation with the Communist Party of China, and assistance to the peasants and _____.

• workers

• factory owners

• landlords

• entrepreneur

______was the political foundation for the first period of KMT-CPC cooperation.

• Three People's Principles

• Democracy

• New Three People's Principles

• Science

KMT is a term that is short for ______.

• Kuomingtang

• Guomingdang

• Killometers

• Communist Party of China

The First ______ National Congress marked the beginning of the first period of cooperation between the KMT and the CPC.

• CPC

• Comintern

• KMT

• Not above

After the First KMT National Congress, in May 1924, Sun Yat-sen built up a KMT military academy named Huangpu Military Academy in Huangpu, ______.

• Shanghai

• Nanking

• Guangzhou

• Wuchang

Sun appointed Chiang Kai-shek as Huangpu Military Academy' principal and Zhou Enlai as director of the political department. In the next years, the academy fostered more than ______ military commanders.

• 100,000

• 10,000

• 1,000

• 100

Northern Expedition, (1926–27) campaign of the Chinese Nationalist army (then allied with the communists) that advanced north from Guangzhou (Canton) to the Yangtze River (Chang Jiang) battling ______ forces.

• Yuan Shikai

• the Qing Dynasty

• foreign

• warlord

 After defeating the warlords, the Nationalist army turned on _____ as the chief imperialist power and primary enemy. In response, the British returned their concessions in Hankou and Jiujiang but prepared to defend Shanghai

• French

• Russian

• CPC members

• British

The alliance between the communists and the Nationalists fell apart at that point: when communist-led labour unions captured Shanghai for Chiang Kai-shek, he attacked and suppressed them, and when he set up his new government in _____ he expelled the communists from it.

• Beiping

• Nanjing

• Wuhan

• Guangzhou