China's Revolution

Which revolution is considered a bigger deal from a world historical perspective?

• The 1911 revolution

• The communist revolution of 1949

• Both revolutions are equally significant

• None of the above

Who was declared the president of the provisional republic after the 1911 revolution?

• Sun Yat Sen

• Yuan Shikai

• Mao Zedong

• Chiang Kai-Shek

Which party was the largest after the first elections in the Chinese Republic?

• Guomindang

• Chinese Communist Party

• Both parties had equal representation

• None of the above

What event led to the alliance between the Communists and Nationalists falling apart in 1927?

• The death of Sun Yat Sen

• The outbreak of the Korean War

• The Guomindang outlawing the Chinese Communist Party

• The Cultural Revolution

Which group was better at fighting against the Japanese during the Chinese Civil War?

• The Nationalists

• The Communists

• Both groups had equal success

• None of the above

What was the main aim of Mao's Great Leap Forward?

• To increase steel production

• To improve living standards for peasants

• To consolidate Mao's revolution

• To establish a socialist state

What was the main goal of the Cultural Revolution?

• To empower the youth and capture the glory days of the revolution

• To establish a capitalist system in China

• To promote religious freedom and cultural diversity

• To strengthen the power of the intellectuals

What was the result of Mao's Cultural Revolution?

• A stronger socialist state

• Improved living conditions for all Chinese citizens

• Mass persecution, destruction of historical artifacts, and disruption of education

• A return to traditional Chinese values and customs

What is the legacy of China's two revolutions?

• A socialist state with equal rights for all

• A short-lived revolution that forever changed China's history

• A return to dynastic rule and cyclical patterns

• A modern industrial powerhouse

What is the main reason why the government blocks YouTube in the People's Republic of China?

• To protect national security

• To promote local video-sharing platforms

• To limit access to foreign content and control information flow

• To encourage creativity and innovation