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Asia Post test Review

Total questions: 143

Worksheet time: 2hrs 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Confucius said people should know their place in ___________ and _____________.
a)
family, society
b)
town, kingdom
c)
books, magazines
d)
life, death
2.

Confucius' ideas were put into a book called....

a)

The Analects

b)

The Vedas

c)

The Daodejing

d)

The Tripitikas

3.
What Chinese school of thought teaches respect to elders and the law as the best way to maintain a peaceful society?
a)
Taoism
b)
Christianity
c)
Confucianism
d)
Buddhism
4.
What religion/philosophy teaches the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path?
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Confucianism
d)
Legalism
5.
What was Confucius's solution to the problems within China?
a)
Severe punishment
b)
Universal love
c)
Focus on relationships
d)
Emphasis on individual
6.

Which religion originated in Japan?

a)

Buddhism

b)

Taoism

c)

Shintoism

d)

Confucianism

7.

The gateway to the gods

a)

Torii

b)

matsuri

c)

makoto

d)

musuhi

8.
One of the oldest religions, 4,000 years old
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Confucianism
d)
Shintoism
9.
Not a religion, but is a philosophy
a)
Hinduism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Shintoism
10.
This religion originated in India and follows the teachings of one man.
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Islam
d)
Shintoism
11.
This religion is unique to Japan.
a)
Islam
b)
Shintoism
c)
Confucianism
d)
Hinduism
12.
Siddhartha Gautama was the founder of this religion.
a)
Buddhism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Shintoism
d)
Hinduism
13.
The caste system is part of which religion?
a)
Buddhism
b)
Islam
c)
Hinduism
d)
Buddhism
14.
This philosophy is the foundation of modern Chinese culture.
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Shintoism
d)
Confucianism
15.
About 80% of India's people follow this religion.
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Confucianism
d)
Shintoism
16.
The Vedas is the name of the sacred text of this religion.
a)
Buddism
b)
Shintoism
c)
Islam
d)
Hinduism
17.
In this philosophy, the Eightfold Path helps guide a person toward Enlightenment.
a)
Confucianism
b)
Buddhism
18.

This religion is polytheistic.

a)

Hinduism

b)

Islam

c)

Confucianism

d)

Buddhism

19.
The Four Noble Truths all discuss what?
a)
Enlightenment
b)
The Middle Way
c)
Buddha's death
d)
Suffering
20.
What is polytheism
a)
poly pocket
b)
belief in many gods
c)
Beleif in only one god
d)
Belief in everyone being a god
21.
In which country was the religion of Buddhism founded?  
a)
Vietnam
b)
China
c)
Japan
d)
India
22.
What is the Hindu belief  in reincarnation?
a)
the belief that there is only one god
b)
the worship of the cow as a sacred animal
c)
the belief that men should treat each other with kindness
d)
the belief that a soul returns to life in another body after death
23.
What is the Hindu belief in Karma?
a)
that one's actions determine one's fate
b)
that people should worship only one god
c)
that a child should always obey their parents
d)
that a woman should always wear a head scarf when she goes out of the house
24.
Where was the religion of Buddhism founded?
a)
India
b)
China
c)
Japan
d)
Vietnam
25.

What did Buddha say was the cause of suffering in the world?

a)

bad karma

b)

punishment from God

c)

desire, greed, attachment to worldly things

d)

Satan

26.
Why is Confucianism considered a philosophy instead of a religion?
a)
Confucius only believed in one god.
b)
No religion is allowed by the Chinese government today. 
c)
Confucius never wrote any of his ideas down for his followers.
d)
His teachings are more about ethics and behavior than about religious ideas.
27.
Whose Golden Rule of Behavior was “What you do not like when done unto yourself, do not unto others”?
a)
Buddhism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Shinoism
d)
Islam
28.
Which of the following religions  means “way of the gods” and believes in spirits called kami?
a)
Confucianism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Shintoism
d)
HInduism
29.
This belief teaches that one is reborn after death.
a)
Karma
b)
Reincarnation
c)
The Five Pillars
d)
The Vedas
30.
This belief teaches that all of life is suffering and the only way to end suffering is to remove desires.
a)
The Four Noble Truths
b)
The Five Pillars
c)
The Vedas
d)
The Golden Rule
31.
This belief teaches that all of life is suffering and the only way to end suffering is to remove desires.
a)
The Four Noble Truths
b)
The Five Pillars
c)
The Vedas
d)
The Golden Rule
32.

Where is Hinduism found today?

a)

China

b)

Japan

c)

India

d)

Thailand

33.

What is the ultimate goal of Buddhism?

a)

Moksha

b)

Nirvana

c)

Heaven

d)

Reincarnation

34.

What does "Buddha" mean?

a)

Religion

b)

God

c)

Reincarnation

d)

Enlightened One

35.

This group of people share a common culture and same/similar language.

a)

Ethnic Group

b)

Religious Group

36.

This group of people share a common set of beliefs.

a)

Ethnic Group

b)

Religious Group

37.
Monsoons are:
a)
Storms
b)
Rain
c)
Strong winds
d)
happen once a year
38.

A tropical storm that occurs in the western Pacific is called a _______

a)

cyclone

b)

hurricane

c)

typhoon

d)

monsoon

39.

The ___________ is located in northern China and southeast Mongolia.

a)

Plateau of Tibet

b)

North China Plain

c)

Gobi Desert

d)

Taklimakan Desert

40.

a key river that gets its name from the huge amounts of yellow silt it carries.

a)

Xi Jian/West

b)

Chang Jiang/Yangtze

c)

Huang He/Yellow

d)

Yalu

41.

Mountains have influenced the distribution of China's population by being a barrier of movement and because the mountainous western regions have less land available for ag.

a)

true

b)

false

42.
Which Asian country makes up an archipelago (chain of islands)?
a)
China
b)
Japan
c)
North Korea
d)
Vietnam
43.
Most people in China live in the __________.
a)
Deserts
b)
Mountains
c)
Far West
d)
East
44.
The largest country in East Asia is ________.
a)
Mongolia
b)
China
c)
Japan
d)
None of These
45.
What are the 2 longest rivers of China?
a)
Yellow and Yangtze
b)
Nile and Euphrates
c)
Yellow and Red
d)
Yangtze and Himalaya
46.
Which of the following best explains how physical features have influenced the distribution of population in China?
a)
Most Chinese live in China’s western mountainous areas with cooler temperatures
b)
Most Chinese live in the north where they are safe from attack by neighbors
c)
Most Chinese live either on China’s eastern plain, with its fertile river valleys, or along the coast
d)
Most Chinese live on China’s southern border with Indochina, where they can engage in trading activities
47.
Where did the Japanese get most of their food from?
a)
the sea
b)
trading with other countries
c)
farming
d)
hunting
48.
Japan 
a)
has tsunamis 
b)
has tornadoes
c)
has forest fires
d)
is completely isolated
49.
In the northeastern part of India, which MOST likely explains the reason for the high population density?
a)
there is little pollution there
b)
the Ganges River is in the region
c)
most of the factories are located in that region
d)
most people want to live close to the Himalayan Mountains
50.
Which of these is the BEST explanation for the high population density in China's eastern regions?
a)
The region was destroyed by civil war which caused people to leave.  
b)
The region was traditionally home to the emperor and the gods.
c)
The region is close to the ocean and has a favorable climate for farming.
d)
This region receives more sunlight than other areas.
51.
India’s government started a program in 1985 called the ________, with the purpose of cleaning up the river.
a)
Ganges Clean Up Plan
b)
Ganges Action Plan
c)
Ganges Water Treatment Plan
d)
Ganges  Purification Plan
52.
How has India's need o develop more industry ended up creating problems along the Ganges River?
a)
Factories along the river dump industrial waste and chemicals into the river every day
b)
No one is allowed to cremate dead bodies along the river since the large factories have been built
c)
Industries located along the river use so much water that the Ganges is almost dry by the time it reaches the sea
d)
Factory owners have refused to allow the Indians living along the river to bathe in the water/use the water for cooking
53.
How has the Indian practice or cremating their dead been a problem for the river? 
a)
People are not allowed to go near the river when cremation are taking place
b)
The banks along the river regularly catch fire and threaten Indian homes built there.
c)
Factory owners cannot use water once human ashes have been thrown into it upstream
d)
The bodies of dead animals, as well as the ashes of human beings, have been placed in the river causing problems. 
54.
Why has the Indians government had such a hard time making much progress in cleaning up the Ganges River?
a)
Most people in India do not feel the river is polluted so they are not worried about it
b)
The government of India has not made the cleaning up of the Ganges River one of its goal. 
c)
Few people have gotten sick from the water in the Ganges River, so it it hard to get money for clean-up operations.
d)
India's combination of growing population and run-off from farming makes it hard to see much progress in controlling pollution
55.
Why is the Yangtze River so important to the population and economy of China?
a)
Water from the Yangtze is used to irrigate the Gobi Desert
b)
The Yangtze is the international border between China and India
c)
People can use the Yangtze River to get over the Himalayan Mountains
d)
It supplies millions of people with water for drinking, irrigation, and industrial use. 
56.
What are some of the main causes of high levels of nitrogen in the waters of the Yangtze River?
a)
The waste is from nuclear power plants
b)
the  bodies of dead animals are thrown into the water.
c)
The chemicals used in fertilizers run from the fields into the river
d)
The exhaust fumes are from the millions of cars driven in this area of Asia. 
57.
How would building sanitary landfills along the Yangtze River help reduce pollution in the water?
a)
The garbage could go into landfills instead of into the river
b)
The landfills would reduce the general need for more electricity. 
c)
The chemicals would no longer run into farmers' fields and into the river
d)
All of the garbage would be recycled in landfills and there would be no waste. 
58.
What have been the effect of the rapid growth of algae in the Yangtze River?
a)
The oxygen levels in the water go down and fish die
b)
The river dolphins and porpoises can rely on the algae as a food source.
c)
The Yangtze River can longer be used for shipping and transportation.
d)
The algae have provided a good source of fertilizer for those who live along the river. 
59.
Why has the Indian government had problems reducing air pollution? 
a)
They do not want to slow economic growth. 
b)
There are no effective ways to regulate air pollution in the world today. 
c)
No one in India is concerned about the amount of air pollution in India.
d)
Health problems related to air pollution have shown up in the Indian pollution. 
60.
Which contributes to air pollution problems in China?
a)
The shrinking population
b)
use of coal-burning power plants for energy
c)
the gradual drop in the number of new factories
d)
the lack of automobiles and trucks in rural areas
61.
Which is a leading cause of death in China?
a)
skin cancer
b)
respiratory and heart disease
c)
injuries from automobile accidents 
d)
injuries related to industrial and factory accidents
62.
In the Hindu religion the Ganges River is considered holy, and ritual bathing in its waters is practiced by an estimated 60,000 people per day. What is the MOST LIKELY effect of this practice?
a)
Such use of the river has raised major health risks for the population of the area.
b)
Tourism in the area has increased, and many new settlements are being established along the river.
c)
The government has passed laws to restrict access to the water to discourage pollution and contamination
d)
The government of India has worked to dam the river flow so people can practice ritual bathing without contaminating the water.
63.
Which of the following is a solution to water pollution?
a)
burn cleaner fuels
b)
Build and maintain sewage treatment plants
c)
limit driving
d)
burn all the trash
64.
Which two Asian nations are facing the GREATEST problems with air and water pollution?
a)
India and Japan
b)
Japan and China
c)
India and China
d)
Taiwan and India
65.

Japan was occupied by which country after WWII? Hint: the country help rebuild Japan and their government.

a)

China

b)

Russia

c)

United States

d)

Great Britain

66.
True or False
The constitution of Japan forbids them from declaring war on another country and rebuilding their military.
a)
True
b)
False
67.
What was one reason that the U.S. helped Japan rebuild after WWII?
a)
The U.S. wanted to take all of Japan's resources.
b)
The U.S. did not want Japan to drop atomic bombs on the U.S.
c)
The U.S. wanted to create a strong democracy in the region (against communist China).
68.
How did the use of atomic bombs impact the outcome of WWII? 
a)
Germany was forced to surrender.
b)
Italy was forced to surrender.
c)
The Soviet Union was forced to surrender. 
d)
Japan was forced to surrender.
69.
What event led to the US joining WWII? 
a)
Germany invaded Poland. 
b)
Germany sent Mexico a secret telegram. 
c)
Japan bombed Pearl Harbor.
d)
Germany bombed Pearl Harbor. 
70.
This president of the United States at the end of WWII made the decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan.
a)
FDR
b)
Joseph Stalin
c)
Winston Churchill
d)
Harry Truman
71.
The Japanese surrendered to the Allies after
a)
Atomic bombs were dropped on Iwo Jima
b)
Atomic bombs were dropped on Tokyo
c)
Atomic bombs were dropped on Pearl Harbor
d)
Atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
72.
What kind of government does Japan have today?
a)
Single Party Communism
b)
Constitutional Monarchy
c)
Feudalism
d)
Dictatorship
73.
The American commander given the job of rebuilding Japan after WWII.
a)
Mohandas Gandhi
b)
General Douglas MacArthur
c)
Mao Zedong
74.
Event that led US to help rebuild Japan 
a)
India Independence
b)
War in Vietnam
c)
War in Korea
d)
World War II
75.
Which of the following rights WAS NOT allowed under the new constitution of Japan?
a)
voting over the age of 20
b)
religion of speech
c)
ability to declare war
d)
freedom of religion
76.
What is the name of Japan's legislature?
a)
Knesset
b)
The Diet
c)
No legislature
d)
none of the above
77.
How did the US react to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor
a)
President Nixon declared was on China
b)
President Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan
c)
China bombed the US
d)
The US dropped two atomic bombs on Japan
78.
Why did the United States decide to help rebuild Japan?
a)
The United States wanted to punish Japan
b)
Japan asked the United States for assistance
c)
The United States wanted to make Japan a colony to repay what happened in Hawaii during WWII
d)
The United States did not want to repeat what happened in Germany after WWI. 
79.

What is nationalism?

a)

loyalty based on location

b)

feeling of belonging to a group based on education and wealth

c)

sense of belonging based on a written document

d)

loyalty to a group based on common history, culture, and/or religion

80.

Indian nationalism in the 1800s began as a reaction to

a)

British rule

b)

religious conflict

c)

communist revolutions

d)

drought and famine

81.

Which was an effect of the massacre at Amritsar?

a)

Indians were afraid to ask for more rights

b)

it got little press coverage and had little effect

c)

most Indians were angry and became more united against the British

d)

Most Indians felt the people at Amritsar were breaking the law so they got what they deserved

82.

What was Mohandas Gandhi's plan for civil disobedience?

a)

people should refuse to obey laws they felt were unfair

b)

violent demonstrations were needed the break the British

c)

It was better to go along with the British laws

d)

best way to change laws was through passing new laws as part of the Indian national Congress

83.

What was Gandhi's plan to refuse to obey unjust British laws?

a)

Mahatma

b)

monopoly

c)

disarmament

d)

civil disobedience

84.

Indians helped the British in World War I because they believed it would

a)

end unemployment in India.

b)

help Indians that were eager to go to war.

c)

encourage the British to grant India greater freedom after the war.

d)

develop a strong Indian military that could later force the British to leave.

85.

When independence finally came in 1947, what was it about the decision that made many Indians unhappy?

a)

The country was divided among religious lines.

b)

India was not allowed to have its own military.

c)

Indians still had to depend on Britain for food and protection.

d)

Most people in India wanted to turn down the offer of independence.

86.

Which product did Gandhi boycott?

a)

tea

b)

salt

c)

wool

d)

sugar

87.

When India became independent, what factor determined where people would live in the new states that were created?

a)

wealth

b)

religion

c)

political connections

d)

family ties to certain regions

88.

Leader of the peaceful civil disobedience movement for Indian independence.

a)

Churchill

b)

Obama

c)

MLK

d)

Gandhi

89.

When and why did Great Britain come to India

a)

In the 1601, Great Britain came to India through the East India Trading Company to set up trading forts.

b)

In 1901 Great Britain came to India as missionaries to convert Hindu's to Christianity.

c)

in 1492, Great Britain was trying to expand their world wide power and took over India's government through a bitter war that lasted many years.

d)

India asked Great Britain to come to their aid in 1601, because their economy was failing and there was a bitter rivalry between Pakistan and the Indian people

90.

What is an Autocracy?

a)

Government has little role

b)

Citizens have all power

c)

Government has all power/no citizen participation

91.

What is a democracy?

a)

All power is vested in the people

b)

Government is in control of everything

c)

The emperor is in charge of the people

d)

The people have no citizen rights or participation

92.

What type of government does India have?

a)

Presidential Democracy

b)

Parliamentary Democracy

c)

Autocracy

d)

Oligarcy

93.

Who is the leader in a parliamentary democracy?

a)

President

b)

Emperor

c)

Legislature

d)

Prime Minister

94.

What type of government does Japan have?

a)

Presidential democracy

b)

Parliamentary democracy?

c)

Oligarchy

d)

Autocracy

95.

What system of government is found in South Korea?

a)

Presidential Democracy

b)

Parliamentary Democracy

c)

Autocracy

d)

Oligarcy

96.

What type of government is found in China?

a)

Presidential Democracy

b)

Communist

c)

Parliamentary Democracy

d)

Autocracy

97.

What system of government is present in North Korea?

a)

Parliamentary Democracy

b)

Presidential Democracy

c)

Oligarchy

d)

Autocracy

98.
Small group exercises control & citizens have limited role in government.  
a)
Autocracy
b)
Democracy
c)
Oligarchy
d)
Anarchy
99.
  The citizens of India vote for members of Parliament. Members of Parliament vote for the ___________.  
a)
Emperor
b)
President
c)
Prime Minister
d)
Representatives
100.
1700’s Japan had an emperor who passed down power to his children.  He had ultimate power and control of the country.  Therefore, Japan prior to 1945 was a... 
a)
Unicameral legislature 
b)
 Presidential Democracy
c)
Theocratic Parliamentary Republic
d)
Absolute Monarch
101.
The Japanese Diet is Japan’s _______________.  
a)
Sushi
b)
Imperial
c)
Legislature 
d)
Department of Nutrition
102.
China’s communist government has a history of __________ the personal freedoms and basic rights of Chinese citizens such as freedom of speech and religion. 
a)
Limiting 
b)
Supporting 
c)
Promoting
d)
Expanding
103.
What is one of the chief reasons for Japan’s economic success?
a)
Its densely populated cities
b)
Its highly trained workforce.
c)
Its abundant natural resources.
d)
Its leader’s trade skills.
104.
If India chooses not to invest in its human capital, what is the likely result on GDP?
a)
GDP may go up because there will be less government spending.
b)
GDP may go down because there will be more jobs available.
c)
GDP may go up because the literacy rate will rise.
d)
GDP may go down because workers won’t have the education to do their jobs as well.
105.
The government of Japan charges a Japanese car dealer a fee for each American car he sells.  This makes American cars more expensive for Japanese consumers.  What is this fee an example of?
a)
quota
b)
embargo 
c)
tariff
d)
subsidy
106.
Why do the individual voters have more power in a democracy than they do in an autocracy or an oligarchy?
a)
Kings are always poor rulers.
b)
The voters get to choose the people who make the laws.
c)
All of the power stays in the hands of the local governments.
d)
The voters in democratic countries always choose qualified leaders
107.
Which Asian countries have democratic systems of government?
a)
India and Japan
b)
China and Vietnam
c)
China and South Korea
d)
North Korea and China
108.

How does a traditional economy exchange goods?

a)

By stealing

b)

By the government telling the people what to exchange

c)

By paying for goods

d)

By bartering- trading without using money

109.

If a country has a command economy, it has what type of government?

a)

Democratic

b)

Communist

c)

Republic

d)

Federal

110.

If you were opening a shoe store where you set the prices based on buyer and seller interaction you would be practicing which type of economy?

a)

Command

b)

Traditional

c)

Market

d)

Democratic

111.

Why is it important to have natural resources?

a)

If a country has many natural resources, it can trade or sell them with other countries

b)

the more natural resources, the lower the GDP

112.

Why did the Korean War start?

a)

The North invaded the South

b)

The South invaded the North

c)

The East invaded the West

d)

The West invaded the East

113.

McArthur was the leader of U.S forces during the Vietnam war

a)

False

b)

True

114.

North Korea was...

a)

Anarchist

b)

Democratic

c)

Socialist

d)

Communist

115.

North and South Korea are divided at the _____ Parallel

a)

18th

b)

28th

c)

38th

d)

48th

116.

Kim Il-Sung was....

a)

Was the leader of South Korea during the Korean War

b)

Was the leader of North Korea during the Korean War

c)

Was the leader of China during the Korean War

d)

Was the leader of India during the Korean War

117.
North Korea was supported by ________________, which has a _________________ government.
a)
U.S.S.R./communist
b)
U.S.S.R./democratic
c)
U.S.A./communist
d)
U.S.A./democratic
118.
South Korea was supported by ________________ which has a _________________ government.
a)
U.S.S.R./communist
b)
U.S.S.R./democratic
c)
U.S.A./communist
d)
U.S.A./democratic
119.

What best describes the outcome of the Korean War?

a)

South Korea and the U.S. won, unifying a Democratic Korea

b)

North Korea and China won, unifying a Communist Korea

c)

Stalemate, with the boarder remaining at the 38th parallell

d)

The U.S. and China split Korea, each controlling a part

120.
Why was it important to the U.S. to get involved in the Korean War?
a)
to take control over the Korean peninsula.
b)
for humanitarian reasons
c)
to contain communism 
121.

Indochina is..

a)

A old state in France

b)

The name given to modern day china

c)

The area between China and Russia that was used as a battlefield

d)

An area in Southeast Asia that was under control of France and included Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia

122.

The Domino Theory was ..

a)

President Truman’s main foreign policy that stated u.s. would end all communism

b)

President Kennedy’s main foreign policy that stated if China was communist, we wouldn’t trade with them

c)

President Eisenhower’s main foreign policy that stated if one country falls to communism, they’ll all fall

123.

What line divided Vietnam into North and South?

a)

17th Parallel

b)

18th Parallel

c)

Peace Accord Line

d)

Geneva Accord Line

124.

This was a supply trail that moved soldiers and supplies from North to South Vietnam

a)

Gulf of Tonkin Trail

b)

Ngo Dinh Diem Trail

c)

Ho Chi Minh Trail

125.

What event allowed Johnson to take full control in Vietnam and increase US involvement ?

a)

My Lai incident

b)

Pentagon Papers

c)

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

d)

The Tet Offensive

126.

True or False: Television played a major role in Americans' morale throughout the Vietnam War

a)

True

b)

False

127.
Which side ended up winning the war?
a)
United states
b)
South Vietnam
c)
North Vietnam
d)
North korea
128.
In Vietnam the fighters used a irregular warfare tactic that made it difficult for our soldiers to be successful...it was called?
a)
Vietnamese Warfare tactics
b)
Cheetah Warfare
c)
Hidden Warfare
d)
Guerrilla warfare
129.
What was the United States' policy towards communism during the early years of the Cold War?
a)
Containment
b)
Extermination
c)
Isolationsim
d)
Elimination
130.

Who was the Communist leader of North Vietnam

a)

Nat King Cole

b)

Ho Chi Minh

c)

Sarah Lang

131.
The Nationalist and the Communists fought together against what nation during World War II?
a)
Japan
b)
Thailand
c)
Australia 
d)
Mongolia
132.
What is the name of the campaign that was launched by China's leader, Mao, in 1966 with the aim of restoring radical Communist values?
a)
Great Leap Forward
b)
The Cultural Revolution
c)
Mandate of Heaven
d)
communes
133.
Mao's plan for large collective farms
a)
Cultural Revolution
b)
Great Leap Forward
c)
Mandate in Heaven
d)
Taiwan 
134.
Which leader launched the Great Leap Forward?
a)
General Tso
b)
Joseph Stalin
c)
Mao Zedong
d)
Chang Jiang
135.

Why would the peasants, those living in severe poverty, follow the Communists Party?

a)

They were looking for a new ruler.

b)

They were desperate for any hope to change their situation.

c)

They were told they would get a new job.

d)

They were tired of the old, traditional ways.

136.

A large area of people who do not have food is known as

a)

a famine

b)

a tragedy

c)

a festival

d)

famished

137.

Was the Great Leap Forward successful?

a)

yes

b)

no

138.

What was the name of the army of young people the Communist Party used to enforce the policies in the 1960s?

a)

Red Guard

b)

Red Army

c)

Red Tide

d)

Red Wave

139.

All citizens of China during the Cultural Revolution were required to memorize and carry with them

a)

Mao's Little Instruction Book

b)

Mao's Letter to the People

c)

Mao's Little Red Book

d)

Mao's How to be a Communist Book

140.

Where did thousands of peaceful protesters killed by the Chinese government in 1989?

a)

Red Square

b)

Tienanmen Square

c)

Olympic Square

d)

Singapore Square

141.

Where did the 1989 protests take place?

a)

Hong Kong

b)

Tiananmen Square

c)

The Great Wall of China

d)

Shanghai

142.

Who made up the majority of protestors at Tiananmen Squar?

a)

doctors

b)

teachers

c)

students

d)

children

143.
Who were the main victims of the Red Guards? 
a)
Teachers and Intellectuals
b)
Mao's wifes 
c)
Mao's Children
d)
The Red Guard

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