10.3 Quiz

What was the May Fourth Movement a response to?

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919

• The end of World War II

• The establishment of the Republic of China

• The Boxer Rebellion

Why was the May Fourth Movement considered a turning point in Chinese history?

• It marked the beginning of World War II

• It resulted in the abdication of the last emperor of China

• It led to the modernization and reform of Chinese society

• It initiated the first opium war

What did the May Fourth Movement criticize and call for?

• The return of traditional Chinese monarchy

• The continuation of traditional Chinese values without change

• The modernization and reform of Chinese society

• The expansion of Japanese territories in Asia

What was the primary aim of the Nationalist Revolution in China following the May Fourth Movement?

• To reinforce the ruling of the Qing dynasty

• To establish a constitutional monarchy

• To overthrow the ruling Qing dynasty and establish a republic

• To promote Confucian ideals throughout China

Who led the Nationalist Party, also known as the Kuomintang (KMT), during the Nationalist Revolution in China?

• Mao Zedong

• Sun Yat-sen

• Chiang Kai-shek

• Emperor Puyi

What were some of the challenges faced by the Nationalist Revolution in China?

• Economic prosperity and foreign support

• Regional warlords, foreign intervention, and economic instability

• Unification of all Chinese territories

• Strengthening of the Confucian belief system

What was the Communist Party of China (CPC) inspired by?

• Capitalist ideology

• Feudal ideology

• Marxist ideology

• Anarchist ideology

Who was the leader of the Communist Revolution in China?

• Sun Yat-sen

• Chiang Kai-shek

• Mao Zedong

• Deng Xiaoping

In what year was the People's Republic of China established?

• 1945

• 1949

• 1952

• 1960

Which group did the CPC gain support from that helped them emerge as a formidable force?

• Urban elites

• Foreign governments

• Rural areas

• Industrial workers