HS Interwar Lesson 4 Questions

What was the main reason for the May Fourth Movement?

• To celebrate Chinese culture

• To protest the Treaty of Versailles decisions

• To support the Qing Dynasty

• To promote traditional values

Which event marked the beginning of full-scale war between China and Japan in 1937?

• The Marco Polo Bridge Incident

• The Nanjing Massacre

• The Manchurian Incident

• The Long March

Who became the leader of the Kuomintang after Sun Yat-sen's death?

• Zhang Zuolin

• Chiang Kai-shek

• Mao Zedong

• Duan Qirui

What was the primary focus of the Chinese Communist Party when it was founded?

• Promoting traditional Chinese values

• Focusing on worker and peasant rights

• Expanding Chinese territories

• Strengthening ties with Western countries

What was the outcome of the Northern Expedition led by Chiang Kai-shek?

• The creation of a new dynasty

• The establishment of a democratic government

• The defeat of many warlords

• The retreat of the Communist Party

Which of the following was NOT a theme during the Interwar Period in China?

• Economic prosperity

• Political instability

• Social reform

• Foreign threats

What was the significance of the Long March for the Chinese Communist Party?

• It led to the capture of major cities

• It strengthened communist resolve and established Mao's leadership

• It resulted in a peace treaty with Japan

• It marked the end of the Communist Party

What was the impact of the Treaty of Versailles on China?

• It strengthened China's economy

• It ignored Chinese sovereignty and led to public outrage

• It ended foreign influence in China

• It granted China new territories

Which of the following was a result of the White Terror of 1927?

• The KMT gained control over Japan

• The alliance between KMT and CCP strengthened

• The Qing Dynasty was restored

• Thousands of communists were killed

What was the main goal of the Kuomintang under Sun Yat-sen?

• To establish a communist state

• To expand Chinese territories

• To unify and modernize China

• To promote isolationism