Mao Tse-Tung salutes his troops in 1950; refugees and Nationalist soldiers try to leave areas taken by Communists in 194

The transcript describes the surrender of the city of Piping, leading to thousands of refugees fleeing in search of safety from the advancing Communist army. The entire province of Hopi in northeastern China falls under Communist control, with over a million people now living under the red flag.

What was the immediate consequence of the surrender of Piping?

• The city was rebuilt.

• Thousands of refugees fled.

• The Communist army retreated.

• The city was fortified.

What was the primary reason for the refugees' long journey?

• To find new employment opportunities.

• To join the Communist forces.

• To escape the Communist army.

• To visit family in another province.

Which province in northeastern China was lost to the Communists?

• Yunnan

• Guangdong

• Sichuan

• Hopi

Approximately how many people came under Communist control after the fall of Hopi?

• 1 million

• 500,000

• 1.5 million

• 2 million

What symbolized the new control over the province of Hopi?

• A new government building

• The red flag

• A peace treaty

• A military parade