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In the nineteenth century, Indian nationalism developed in response to

• the colonial occupation of India by the Chinese Empire.

• the increasing influence of the Sikh minority population.

• the colonial occupation of India by the United Kingdom (Britain).

• the increasing influence of the Muslim minority population.

What was the goal of the nationalist movement in India?

• to gain independence from Great Britain

• to industrialize the country's economy

• to conquer new territory for the country

• to gain independence from France

What was the purpose of the guerilla army?

• The purpose was to gain independence from China.

• The purpose was to lead a violent protest.

• The purpose was to attack innocent people.

• The purpose was to attack the French and gain independence.

What did Mohandas Gandhi urge his supporters to do to demonstrate their opposition to British rule?

• attack British soldiers

• boycott and refuse to pay British goods

• destroy British railroads

• loot British businesses

True or False:

Gandhi used nonviolent protests to achieve social change.

• True

• False

General McArthur once said, "We must go forward to preserve in peace what we won in war. . . .If the talents of the [people] are turned into constructive channels, the county can lift itself from its [current condition]."

What was General McArthur's refering to?

• the importance of punishing Germany for its actions during the war

• the importance of helping Japan rebuild after the war

• the need to cooperate with communist nations in the interest of peace

• the need to develop peaceful uses of nuclear technology

Which of the following helped Japan's economy recover following WWII?

• significant investment by the United States

• Soviet humanitarian and military aid

• the economic programs of the Marshall Plan

• the discovery of oil and coal reserves

What was a major objective of China's Cultural Revolution in the 1960s?

• expanding contact with Western nations

• introducing democratic reforms

• reinforcing communist ideology (ideas)

• restoring ancient religious traditions