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WorksheetsUnit 6 Review
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
Why was Britain first interested in India?
They wanted more slaves
India owed them money
to build ships there
to set up trading ports
What was Gandhi's job after graduating from college?
a doctor
a lawyer
a congressman
a teacher
What made Gandhi angry and more interested in fighting for the rights of Indians?
The Cultural Revolution
The Salt March
The Amritsar Massacre
The Great Leap Forward
The means to have pride in your country and a desire for your people to rule themselves.
Polytheism
Tribalism
Monotheism
Nationalism
Gandhi left India to fight for the rights of other Indians in this country.
South Africa
South America
Britain
Pakistan
Who led India to independence?
Mohandas Gandhi
Chang Kai Shek
Mao Zedong
Ho Chi Minh
What methods did Gandhi use to protest?
boycotts, speeches, and military force
violent protests, boycotts, and tariffs
boycotts, hunger strikes, and non-violent protests
hunger strikes, speeches, and embargos
Gandhi was angered by British taxes. He and many followers walked many miles to the ocean for a resource. This event was called...
The Long March
Amritsar
The Sea March
The Salt March
Why was India still not at peace even after gaining independence?
Hindus and Christians could not agree on a type of government
Muslims and Hindus could not agree on a fair government for both.
Hindus and Buddhists could not agree on how to divide the land.
Muslims and Hindus could not agree on the type of economy they wanted.
British India was divided into these countries after independence.
India and East and West Pakistan
British India and Pakistan
India, Afghanistan, and East Pakistan
Pakistan and Afghanistan
What major event occurred in India soon after it gained independence?
Gandhi finally became president
India entered World War II
Gandhi was killed
Gandhi died from starvation
What is civil disobedience?
a system of protesting through violence to cause change
a system of protesting through non-violence to force change.
a system of colonial oppression to gain natural resources.
a system of protesting through the use of the United Nations.
This was the final dynasty in China.
Shang
Zhou
Qing
Quince
One of the following is NOT true about the Great Leap Forward.
The government took control of farms and businesses
Over 20 million people died
Backyard furnaces were used to increase steel production
Peaceful protestors were attacked by tanks.
Who was the first communist leader of China?
Deng Xiaoping
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Zedong
Kim Il Song
Who was the leader of the Nationalist Party that fought communists in China
Chang Kai Shek
Mao Zedong
Ho Chi Minh
Deng Xiaoping
Who were the Red Guards?
Chang Kai Shek's fighting force
Nationalist teens that fought for Mao
a student military group that enforced Mao's teachings
a student group that protested in Tiananmen Square
Who became leader of China after Mao Zedong's death?
Chang Kai Shek
Deng Xiaoping
Xi Xinping
Barack Obama
Select THREE rights that the Chinese people DO NOT have today in China.
freedom of religion
freedom of speech
freedom to own your own business
freedom of press
What was the Long March?
The Qing army marching to fight the Nationalists
The communists chasing the Nationalists for 6,000 miles
The Nationalists chasing the communists for 6,000 miles.
The Nationalists and the communists marching to war against Japan
This event involved student protests in 1989. The Chinese government sent their military in to violently attack the crowd.
Amristar Massacre
Tiananmen Square Massacre
Cultural Revolution
The Red Square Massacre
What ended the Cultural Revolution in China?
The Nationalists were defeated by the Mao Zedong and the communists
The Great Leap Forward
Mao Zedong died
Mao Zedong lost the election to Deng Xiaoping
Which person was told to stay in Japan and help rebuild after World War II?
Alexander Hamilton
General Mills
Colonel Sanders
General MacArthur
Which event actually occurred after World War II?
The U.S. helped Japan rebuild economically and they had a peaceful relationship
The U.S. occupied Japan for four decades so Japan wouldn't rebuild their military.
The U.S. forced Japan to pay them back for the Pearl Harbor attack.
Japan was divided along the 17th parallel and became two separate countries.
After going to war with Japan, why did the U.S. help rebuild?
to control its economy and put American businesses through the country.
To form an alliance with Japan and declare war on Communist China.
to turn an enemy into an ally and create a democratic Japan.
To prevent Vietnam from becoming the most powerful country in the region
What caused Japan to finally surrender and end World War II?
Mao Zedong died
Hitler surrendered
A peace agreement was made between the nationalists and the communists
the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
How was the emperor's role in new government different after World War II?
He became leader of the parliament.
The position of emperor no longer existed.
His role was mostly ceremonial.
He was given control of the Japanese military.
Why was the U.S. helping South Korea during the Korean War?
South Korea paid the U.S. lots of money to help them fight.
The U.S. wanted to contain communism.
South Korea was a U.S. colony at the time.
South Korea was an ally of China.
What was the truce agreement that stopped the fighting in the Korean War in 1953?
It made North and South Korea a united country.
It required North and South Korea to form democratic governments.
It left North and South Korea divided at the 38th parallel.
It left North and South Korea divided at the 17th parallel.
Who supported North Korea after World War II?
China and Japan
The Soviet Union and China
The United States and Japan
The Soviet Union and Japan
What event started the Korean War?
South Korea invaded North Korea
North Korea invaded South Korea
South Korea and the U.S. attacked North Korea
North Korea was attacked by China
What caused China to join the Korean War?
The communists in South Korea asked for their help.
All communist countries are required to support other communist countries.
MacArthur and the U.S. forces pushed too close to the North Korean border with China.
China wanted to take over the Korean peninsula.
Who was North Vietnam's leader during the Vietnam War?
Mao Zedong
General MacArthur
Kim Il Song
Ho Chi Minh
What happened when the U.S. left Vietnam?
North and South Vietnam both became democracies
North and South Vietnam were united into one communist nation.
North Vietnam stayed communist and South Vietnam stayed democratic.
Nothing changed.
What European country was the colonial ruler of Vietnam in the 1800s and early 1900s?
France
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Where was Vietnam divided at the end of World War II?
38th Parallel
28th Parallel
17th Parallel
27th Parallel
What was the "Domino Theory"?
If one southern state would repeal its segregation laws, another one would too.
It was a book that the students of Vietnam were forced to study.
If one country were to fall to communist control, the countries around it would soon fall.
Once humans build a base on the moon, exploration of the planets would quickly follow.
What was the name of the movement where Mao Zedong attempted to silence anyone that opposed him or the communist party?
The Great Leap Forward
The Green Revolution
The Long March
The Cultural Revolution
This was a competition between the United States and the Soviet Union to see who would be the dominant world power?
Great Revolution
World War II
The Cultural Revolution
The Cold War
What event led to the U.S. becoming involved in World War II?
Japan bombed Pearl Harbor
Germany bombed Great Britain
Hitler invaded Poland
China involved Japan
This was used by Ho Chi Minh to secretly transport military equipment and troops to South Vietnam.
The Long March
Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Saigon Trail
What was the Little Red Book?
Ho Chi Minh's secretive book of plans
Mao Zedong's book of teachings and speeches.
Kim Il Song's collection of lyrics from his favorite songs
The Japanese book of codes that planned the Pearl Harbor attack.
What happened to the Nationalist Party after Mao Zedong became leader of China?
The Nationalists joined the Communist Party on the Long March
The Nationalists voted to have Mao removed from power.
The Nationalists were pushed by the communists out of mainland China to Taiwan
The Nationalist Party ended up becoming the Communist Party.
