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WorksheetsSouth and East Asia Review
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 2hrs 44mins
Who started the Korean War?
North Korea
South Korea
What type of government is South Korea?
Communist
Direct Democracy
Democratic Republic
Socialist
Protesting in China is
encouraged and supported by the government
not allowed under their Communist form of government
protesting?... this man is just asking the tank driver for directions
What lead to the surrender of Japan and the end of WWII in the Pacific?
US dropped atomic bombs on 2 Japanese cities.
Russia defeated the Japanese in North Korea.
Japan dropped atomic bombs on Pearl Harbor Naval base.
United States agreed to help rebuild Japan
What did the governments of the United States and Japan agree to do at the end of WWII?
work together to rebuild Japan
work together to defeat the Nazis
work together to defeat the Russians
stop the spread of Communism into Asia
How did the United States and Japan become enemies?
Japan attacked the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in 1941
The United States dropped 2 atomic bombs on Japan in 1941
Japan invaded Poland whom the United States had an alliance with
Japan signed an alliance with Nazi Germany, which the United States was at war with.
How could the relationship between the United States and Japan be described after WWII?
strong relationship economically, politically, and militarily
weak relationship economically, politically, and militarily
strong economic relationship but at odds militarily
weak economic relationship but strong political and military relationship
Who was General Douglas MacArthur
US Military Officer in charge of rebuilding Japan after WWII
US Military Officer responsible for the surrender of the Nazis
British military officer in charge of repairing relations between US and Japan
Russian military officer responsible for planning Japanese reparations to China
What form of government did General MacArthur establish for Japan after WWII?
Constitutional Monarchy (Parliamentary Democracy)
Presidential Democracy
Absolute Monarchy
Communist Oligarchy
What was the role of the Emperor in the new government of Japan after WWII?
Symbolic Figurehead (Head of State)
Head of Government
Autocratic Dictator
Removed from all involvement
What were "Japanese Reparations"?
paying for damages they caused during WWII
rebuilding their economy after WWII
rebuilding their military after WWII
Being assisted by the United States after WWII
This area was used by the North Vietcong to move soldiers, supplies, weapons, and use guerrilla warfare tactics against the United States military
The 38th Parallel
The Ho Chi Minh Trail
The Mao Zedong Trail
The 17th Parallel
How did the Korean War end?
The United States dropped two hydrogen bombs on North Korea effectively ending the war.
The North Korean military with help from China took over the entire Korean Peninsula
North and South Korea agreed to an armistice in 1953 (no treaty was signed to formally end the war) and the two countries remain divided by the 38th parallel.
General Mao Zedong led South Korea to victory over Ho Chi Minh and the North Korean army
Nationalism is defined as ________________.
A sense of belonging that is based on a written document like a constitution
A feeling of extreme pride and loyalty to their country
A feeling of belonging to a group that is highly educated and wealthy
Loyalty based on geographic location only.
Is Vietnam a communist country today?
Yes
No
Who was the leader of the Communist party?
Mao Zedong
Deng Xiaoping
George W. Bush
Emperor Hirohito
After the emperor was overthrown, what two political parties emerged in China?
Republican & Democrats
Nationalist & Communist
Fascists & Socialsts
The People for Republic of China & The Japanese Communist Party
What did the Communist party promise to bring to China?
More freedom of speech
Freedom of religion
Food to the poor and more wealth to all Chinese, and land reforms
More personal freedoms
When was the Communist state of the People’s Republic of China established
1900
1989
2008
1949
Why did poor peasants support the Chinese Communist Party?
They wanted to work in communes
It promised them food and a better quality of life
They had no other option
Mao Zedong said he would give them money
Which country was China’s key ally throughout the mid-1900s
Japan
India
The U.K.
Soviet Union
What was the name of the economic plan that the Chinese government developed in order to boost China’s economy?
Great Leap Forward
The Cultural Revolution
China's Betterment Plan
Chinese Economic Plan for that moolah
What three problems caused the Great Leap Forward to fail within a year?
Lack of funds, people, and resources
Too much money, food, and resources
Too much government control, too much money, and the people were too eager to work
Environmental disasters, poor government management, and government corruption
What was the biggest consequence of the Great Leap Forward?
Famine, 20 million people died
The economy was boosted
China became a player in the international setting
Chinese citizens were given more freedoms.
What does this image represent?
The Great Leap Forward
Tiananmen Square
The Long March
VJ Day
How successful was the Great Leap Forward?
Very successful
Successful
Not that successful
An EPIC disaster
What is the name of the army of young students that Mao used to enforce policies in the 1960's?
The Red Guard
Hitler Youth
The Youth for Communism
The great Collective
This image represents:
Cultural Revolution
Tiananmen Square Massacre
Great Leap Forward
All of the above
When did Mao and the Communists take control of China?
Right after WWII
in the 1930's
the end of WWI
during WWII
In China there was a time when Mao wanted to eliminate anyone that criticized his government. What is this time called?
Long March
The Middle Way
The Great Leap Forward
The Cultural Revolution
Which of the following describe why the Great Leap Forward was unsuccessful?
People refused to move to larger farms.
People wanted to be able to work for themselves and make a profit.
Chinese farmers did not know how to plant crops on large plots of land.
The Communist government rejected Mao's Idea and farms were never organized.
What was involved in Mohandas Gandhi’s plan of civil disobedience?
Violent demonstrations
Passing new laws in the Indian National Congress
People should refuse to obey a law they felt unfair, but do it without violence.
He felt it was best to go along with the British laws and do nothing.
What European power was the colonial ruler of Vietnam in the 1800s and early 1900s?
Great Britain
The United States
France
Germany
What was the goal of the Vietminh League?
Independence for Vietnam
Worldwide communist revolution
To defeat the US in the Cold War
To bring more industry to Vietnam
What are some examples of nonviolent protest?
boycotts
sit-ins/walk-outs
strikes
attacking people you disagree with
What was a goal of the student protestors in Tiananmen Square in 1989?
independence for Taiwan
removal of troops from South Korea
access to foreign products
democratic reform
