WorksheetsSEA History 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
Who was the leader of India's civil disobedience against Britain's laws under colonial rule?
Mohandas Gandhi
Martin Luther King Jr
Ho Chi Minh
F.W. de Klerk
What is civil disobedience?
a method of protest by violently opposing laws that are considered to be unjust
lawfully following all laws even if some believe the laws to be unjust
a method or protest by peacefully refusing to obey laws considered to be unjust
a form of government participation for all members of India's caste system
What is being depicted in the image?
Gandhi had no lasting impact on movements in the future.
Gandhi's methods of non-violence influenced leaders in other movements.
Martin Luther King Jr influenced Gandhi to use non-violent protest.
Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr disagreed on forms of protest.
Who was a communist and nationalist leader in Vietnam's independence movement?
Nelson Mandela
Mao Zedong
Mohandas Gandhi
Ho Chi Minh
What method did Ho Chi Minh use in his efforts to help Vietnam gain independence?
Guerilla Warfare
Non-Violent Protest
Civil Disobedience
Support from French troops
What is communism?
system of government that promotes democratic involvement by citizens
political system that imposes rule by an absolute monarch
political and economic system in which everything belong to, and is decided by, the government
a government which has a king or queen who has constitutional limitations
What does the term collectivization mean?
collecting all goods from citizens and giving it to the government
the Communist idea of abolishing private ownership and instead making all farms and industries collectively (or group) owned.
taking power away from large groups and giving control of industries and farms to private owners
the capitalist idea of taking all power away from private citizens and giving the power to corporations
___________________ was a communist leader in China who made a communist after defeating the Nationalist Party.
Sun Yixian
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Zedong
Bo Dai
What was the Great Leap Forward?
Mao Zedong's SUCCESSFUL plan to create large communes that would make farming more productive.
Mao Zedong's FAILED plan to create large communes that would make farming more productive.
The Red Army retreated into the mountains with Communist followers.
The Red Army retreated into the mountains with members of the Nationalist Party
What are communes?
privately owned farms
collectively owned neighborhoods
collectivized group farms
corporation owned farms
The ______________ was a youth movement organized by Mao Zedong's government to promote Communism and seek out opposition.
The National Army
The National Guard
The Red Army
The Red Guards
What was the Cultural Revolution ?
The plan of the Nationalist Party to fight against Communism and put the old government back in power.
Mao Zedong's plan to take private ownership away from farms and create large collectively owned farms.
Ho Chi Minh's plan to use guerilla warfare to remove all traditional ideas and practices that opposed the Communist Party.
Mao Zedong's plan to use the Red Guard to remove all traditional ideas and practices that opposed the Communist Party.
What is the significance of Tianenmen Square?
It was the location of massive protests in favor of the Communist party where counter protesters in favor of democracy opened fire on members of the Chinese government.
It was the location of massive protests against the Communist Party where the Chinese government opened fire on peaceful protesters.
It was the home of all Communist Party government events.
It was a square dedicated to Communist followers who were members of the Red Army or the Red Guards.
What did the United States hope to accomplish by taking a lead role in rebuilding Japan after WWII?
They wanted to control Japan.
They wanted to make up for the death caused by the Atomic bomb.
They wanted to make sure there were good trade relations with Japan and prevent Communism from reaching Japan.
In rebuilding Japan, what did General MacArthur do to the constitution of Japan to ensure democratic rule?
He changed nothing other than making sure a new Emperor was chosen.
He completely abolished rule by monarchy and set up elections for a president.
He influenced an amendment that denounced communism but left up decisions on government structure to the Japanese.
He took influence from both American and Japanese culture and created a constitutional monarchy instead of an absolute monarchy with a bicameral parliament.
