China Practice Units 1-3

What is the ultimate objective claimed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) despite market reforms?

• Building a capitalist economy

• Establishing a democratic dictatorship

• Creating a federal state

• Achieving egalitarian socialism

Which two groups are considered the most powerful policy-making bodies in China?

• National People's Congress and the State Council

• Politburo and General Secretary Standing Committee

• Central Military Commission and the Supreme People's Court

• National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance

What term describes the importance of personal connections in determining power and status in China?

• Guanxi

• Hukou

• Danwei

• Renminbi

In China, who serves as the commander in chief, chair of the Military Commission, and General Secretary of the CCP?

• The Premier

• The President

• The Vice President

• The Minister of Defense

What is the role of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) in China?

• Conducts foreign policy

• Assumes legislative duties when the NPC is not in session

• Oversees the military

• Manages economic planning

Which ideology supports the abolition of private property with near total governmental control of the economy?

• Individualism

• Neoliberalism

• Communism

• Fascism

What does "rule by law" mean in the context of China's judicial system?

• The judiciary is independent of the CCP

• The judicial system is subservient to the CCP

• Laws are created by popular vote

• The judiciary has supreme authority over the CCP

Which type of state concentrates power at the national level with more uniform policies?

• Federal state

• Unitary state

• Confederation

• Autonomous region

What is the primary function of the National People's Congress in China?

• Conducts foreign diplomacy

• Elects the president and approves the premier

• Manages the economy

• Oversees the military

Which political ideology emphasizes the reduction of income disparities and the nationalization of major private industries?

• Populism

• Socialism

• Neoliberalism

• Fascism