Khmer Rouge and Cambodian Civil War

The video explores the Cambodian Civil War, detailing its causes, key events, and aftermath. It highlights Cambodia's history of colonization, political struggles, and the rise of the Khmer Rouge. The war's impact on the nation, including the genocide and ongoing challenges, is discussed. The video concludes with resources for further learning.

What was the estimated number of people who died during the Cambodian Civil War?

• 100,000

• 1,000,000

• 300,000

• 500,000

Which political party secured the majority in Cambodia's first elections after independence?

• Crum Prachichon

• People's Socialism Community

• Khmer Rouge

• Democratic Party

What was the main reason for the United States' involvement in Cambodia during the late 1960s?

• To support the Khmer Rouge

• To attack North Vietnam bases

• To establish a new government

• To provide humanitarian aid

Who became the acting Prime Minister of Cambodia after the coup in 1970?

• Pol Pot

• Lon Nol

• Norodom Sihanouk

• Sisowath Sirik Matak

What was the name of the government established by the Khmer Rouge after winning the Cambodian Civil War?

• Khmer Republic

• People's Republic of Kampuchea

• Royal Government of Cambodia

• Democratic Kampuchea

What was one of the main policies of the Khmer Rouge government?

• Supporting free market economy

• Establishing agricultural communes

• Promoting religious freedom

• Encouraging Western influences

What was the Khmer Rouge's approach to religion during their rule?

• They promoted religious diversity

• They banned religions

• They established a state religion

• They ignored religious practices

Which country eventually took Phnom Penh in 1979, leading to a new government?

• China

• United States

• Vietnam

• Thailand

What was a significant challenge faced by Cambodia after the Vietnamese withdrawal?

• Economic prosperity

• Technological advancement

• Political stability

• Human rights violations

What was the impact of the Cambodian Civil War on the nation's future?

• It led to immediate prosperity

• It left deep scars and challenges

• It resulted in a peaceful transition

• It had no significant impact