Post War World and Beyond

What was the main goal of Sun Yat Sen in plotting to overthrow the Qing dynasty in China?

• To promote the influence of the Japanese

• To end foreign control and improve China for all people

• To join the allies in WW1

  
  

• To establish a communist government

  
  

Which of the following is NOT one of the three principles that Sun based his revolutionary ideology on?

• Nationalism

• Democracy

  
  

• Economic security

• Military expansion

Who became the new leader of the nationalists after Sun Yat Sen and what was his view on communists?

• Zhou Enlai, and he collaborated with communists

• Mao Zedong, and he supported communism

• Sun Yat Sen, and he was indifferent to communists

• Chiang Kai-Shek, and he feared communists

The difficult, year-long journey made by Mao Zedong and his Communist followers in 1934 through China's mountains, marshes, and rivers was called the

• Cultural Revolution

• Long March

• Boxer Rebellion

• Great Leap Forward

  
  

What were the main causes of the 1929 Chinese Revolution?

• Economic hardships, social inequality, political corruption, and communist ideologies

• Technological advancements, environmental issues, cultural differences, and capitalist ideologies

  
  

• International relations, scientific discoveries, artistic movements, and socialist doctrines

• Military conflicts, educational reforms, religious beliefs, and democratic principles

Explain the differences between the Nationalist and Communist factions during the 1929 Chinese Revolution.

• The Nationalist faction aimed for a centralized government and modernization, while the Communist faction focused on a peasant revolution and establishing a socialist society.

• Both factions were primarily concerned with economic reforms.

• The Communist faction aimed for a centralized government and modernization.

  
  

• The Nationalist faction focused on a peasant revolution and establishing a socialist society.

What was the main goal of the Cultural Revolution in China?

• To improve relations with Western countries

• To promote economic reform

  
  

• To eliminate capitalist and traditional elements from Chinese society

  
  

• To restore traditional Chinese values

  
  

This form of government is described as having no private ownership, no class system and no religious organizations. Everything is distributed equally.

• Communism

• Democracy

• Federation

  
  

• Theocracy

Who were the Red Guards?

• Foreign mercenaries hired to protect the Communist Party leaders

• A military group loyal to the Chinese Nationalist Party

• Students and young people mobilized to promote Mao's ideas during the Cultural Revolution

• A group of reformers seeking to introduce capitalism in China

What is the significance of the year 1949 in the history of the Communist Party of China?

• The year China became a member of the United Nations

• The year Mao Zedong died

• The year the People's Republic of China was established

• The year it was founded