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Quan trọng (5 bài)

Total questions: 95

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1.

Which of the following reflects the content of the National Congress of the Party (August 14, 15, 1945) in Tan Trao (Tuyen Quang)?

a)

Decide on domestic and foreign issues.

b)

Agree with the Party's general insurrection policy.

c)

Officially issue the general insurrection order nationwide.

d)

Establish the Vietnam National Liberation Committee.

2.

The National Congress held in Tan Trao from August 16 to 17, 1945 has

a)

launched a general insurrection nationwide.

b)

established the Vietnam National Liberation Committee.

c)

called on the people to prepare for the general insurrection.

d)

seized power before the Allies entered Indochina.

3.

What objective conditions created opportunities for our people to rise up and regain independence in August 1945?

a)

The victory of the Allies in Europe.

b)

The unconditional surrender of the Japanese fascists.

c)

The surrender of the Italian and German fascists.

d)

The defeat of the fascist forces on the European battlefield.

4.

From August 14 to 15, 1945, the National Congress of the Indochinese Communist Party met in Tan Trao and:

a)

officially issued the general insurrection order nationwide.

b)

approved the plan to lead the entire population in the general insurrection.

c)

agreed with the Party's general insurrection policy.

d)

established the National Insurrection Committee.

5.

Which historical site is associated with major events of the Vietnamese revolution from August 14 to 17, 1945?

a)

The Governor's Palace.

b)

Ba Dinh Square.

c)

Tan Trao Communal House.

d)

The Presidential Palace.

6.

Which of the following correctly reflects the art of directing armed insurrection in the August Revolution of 1945 in Vietnam?

a)

Combining three types of troops in the armed forces.

b)

Combining partial insurrection with revolutionary war.

c)

Combining political forces and armed forces.

d)

Combining insurrection and military attacks everywhere.

7.

Who was the commander of the Liberation Army unit?

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8.

Who was the commander of the Liberation Army advancing to liberate Thai Nguyen town on August 16, 1945?

a)

Ho Chi Minh

b)

Vo Nguyen Giap

c)

Truong Chinh

d)

Le Trong Tan

9.

After the victory of the August Revolution in 1945, which state was established in Vietnam?

a)

Socialist Republic of Vietnam

b)

Republic of South Vietnam

c)

Democratic Republic of Vietnam

d)

Republic of Vietnam

10.

The localities that gained power earliest in the country during the August Revolution in 1945 were?

a)

Bac Giang, Hai Duong, Ha Tinh, Quang Nam

b)

Thai Nguyen, Bac Giang, Hai Duong, Hanoi

c)

Hanoi, Hue, Saigon, Quang Nam, Da Nang

d)

Cao Bang, Ha Giang, Bac Giang, Hai Duong

11.

The two localities that gained power last were?

a)

Ha Tien and Ca Mau

b)

Ha Tien and Thu Dau Mot

c)

Ha Tien and Dong Nai Thuong

d)

Ca Mau and Dong Nai Thuong

12.

The uprisings during the August Revolution in 1945 mainly took place in?

a)

urban areas

b)

rural areas

c)

islands

d)

mountainous regions

13.

The forms of struggle in the August Revolution in 1945 were?

a)

political struggle, armed struggle, and diplomatic struggle

b)

political struggle, armed struggle, and economic struggle

c)

armed struggle, diplomatic struggle, and economic struggle

d)

armed struggle, diplomatic struggle, and cultural struggle

14.

The prominent lesson from the August Revolution in 1945 for the Vietnamese revolution is?

a)

the lesson of building defensive positions

b)

the lesson of preparing combat weapons

c)

the lesson of calling for international support

d)

the lesson of seizing opportunities

15.

The general uprising order in the country was issued in the context of?

(a)  

16.

In what context was the general uprising order issued nationwide?

a)

Japanese fascists overthrew the French in Indochina.

b)

Japanese fascists were about to surrender to the Allies.

c)

The Allies had surrendered to the Japanese fascists.

d)

The Allies had come to disarm the Japanese fascists.

17.

Which content does not accurately reflect the lessons learned from the victory of the August Revolution in 1945?

a)

The correct leadership of the Party is the leading factor determining victory.

b)

Correctly identifying the right moment, proactively and quickly seizing the opportunity to act.

c)

Creatively applying Marxism-Leninism to the reality of Vietnam.

d)

Gathering and organizing the masses to fight publicly and legally.

18.

The delegates unanimously agreed to approve the decision of the General Uprising, passing 10 decrees of the Viet Minh, establishing the Vietnam National Liberation Committee (the provisional government) led by President Ho Chi Minh. What was the decision of?

a)

The national conference of the Party held in Tan Trao (15-8-1945).

b)

The national congress at Tan Trao (16-8-1945).

c)

The first Party Congress in Macau (China) in 1935.

d)

The Military Conference of Northern Vietnam (4-1945).

19.

Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the historical significance of the August Revolution in 1945?

a)

The August Revolution in 1945 ended 21 years of fighting against American imperialism.

b)

The August Revolution in 1945 overthrew the French colonial rule for more than 80 years.

c)

The August Revolution in 1945 ended a monarchy that lasted over 1000 years.

d)

The August Revolution in 1945 overthrew the Japanese rule for nearly 5 years.

20.

On August 13, 1945, the National Uprising Committee announced the 'Military Order No. 1' which has:

a)

Officially issued the order for a general uprising nationwide.

b)

Completely collapsed the regime.

21.

On August 13, 1945, the National Uprising Committee announced the 'Military Order No. 1' which

a)

officially issued the order for a general uprising throughout the country.

b)

completely overthrew the feudal regime in Vietnam.

c)

forced the Japanese fascists to surrender in Indochina.

d)

initiated the movement to 'break the granaries to solve the famine'.

22.

There is an opinion that 'The August Revolution of 1945 in Vietnam was successful by chance'. That opinion is:

a)

true, because at this time the enemy of Vietnam, Japan, had surrendered.

b)

false, because besides favorable objective factors, subjective factors were also needed.

c)

false, because only Vietnam successfully carried out the revolution.

d)

true, because Vietnam received help from the Allies.

23.

'The decisive hour for the fate of our nation has come, all compatriots nationwide, let us rise up and liberate ourselves...'. This is a call from:

a)

The national conference of the Party held in Tan Trao (August 14, 1945).

b)

Military Order No. 1 calling for a nationwide uprising.

c)

The National Congress in Tan Trao (August 16, 1945).

d)

A letter from Ho Chi Minh to the people calling for a general uprising to seize power.

24.

'The entire Vietnamese nation is determined to bring all spirit and strength, life and property to maintain that independence and freedom' is a quote from which document below?

a)

The directive 'The whole people resist' from the Central Committee of the Party.

b)

'The call for a nationwide resistance' from President Ho Chi Minh.

c)

The work 'Resistance will definitely win' by General Secretary Truong Chinh.

d)

'The Declaration of Independence' of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

25.

'No! We would rather sacrifice everything than lose our country, than be enslaved...'. The above excerpt is cited from which document?

a)

A letter from the President to the people.

b)

The 'Hich' of the Viet Minh Front.

c)

Military Order No. 1.

26.

The excerpt above is quoted from which document?

a)

Letter from the President to the people of the country.

b)

The 'Hich' of the Viet Minh Front.

c)

Military Order No. 1 of the National Uprising Committee.

d)

The call for nationwide resistance by President Ho Chi Minh.

27.

The French colonialists began the second invasion of Vietnam on which date?

a)

6/9/1945.

b)

23/9/1945.

c)

5/10/1945.

d)

22/9/1945.

28.

Which content fully reflects the difficulties we faced right after the August Revolution of 1945?

a)

Famine, illiteracy, foreign invaders.

b)

Famine, illiteracy, empty state budget.

c)

Famine, illiteracy, empty budget, foreign invasion and internal reaction.

d)

Famine, illiteracy, internal reaction.

29.

Where did the second resistance war against the French begin?

a)

North.

b)

South.

c)

Central.

d)

North Central.

30.

The resistance policy against the French of the Party is?

a)

All people, all aspects, quick victory, self-reliance.

b)

All people, all aspects, long-term, relying only on self-strength.

c)

All people, all aspects, long-term, self-reliance and not relying on international support.

d)

All people, all aspects, long-term, self-reliance and taking advantage of international support.

31.

Fill in the appropriate words in the blanks: The resistance policy of our Party determined right from the beginning of the second resistance war against the French is all people; ...(a; ...(b)...; self-reliance and taking advantage of international support.

a)

(a) all Party; (b) all military.

b)

(a) all aspects; (b) long-term.

c)

(a) quick victory; (b) quick success.

d)

(a) all aspects; (b) quick success.

32.

"Famous across the five continents, shaking the earth" is a saying about which victory?

a)

The victory of Dien Bien Phu in 1954.

b)

The victory of Viet Bac in the autumn of 1947.

c)

The victory of 'Dien Bien Phu in the air' in 1972.

d)

C

33.

What victory is referred to by the phrase "the earth shook"?

a)

Victory at Dien Bien Phu in 1954.

b)

Victory at Viet Bac in the autumn of 1947.

c)

Victory at "Dien Bien Phu in the air" in 1972.

d)

August Revolution in 1945.

34.

What military base in Indochina is referred to as the "impregnable fortress"?

a)

Dien Bien Phu.

b)

Hanoi.

c)

Viet Bac.

d)

Tay Bac.

35.

What was the purpose of the Nava plan proposed by France and the US in May 1953?

a)

To seal the Vietnam-China border.

b)

To destroy our leadership.

c)

To end the war with honor.

d)

To expand the occupied area.

36.

What was the basic plot of the US in the South of Vietnam after signing the Geneva Agreement?

a)

To sabotage the Geneva Agreement to divide Vietnam.

b)

To turn South Vietnam into a traditional colony of the US.

c)

To turn South Vietnam into a new type of colony of the US.

d)

To establish a puppet government of Ngo Dinh Diem in the South.

37.

What event directly led to the nationwide resistance decision of the Party and Government?

a)

The failure of the Fontainebleau Conference.

b)

France occupied Hai Phong and Lang Son.

c)

France attacked the South and Central South.

d)

France sent an ultimatum forcing us to hand over control of Hanoi.

38.

What happened during the fighting in urban areas north of the 16th parallel (late 1946 - early 1947)?

a)

Completely failed the French plan of "quick victory".

b)

Gained more time to move the resistance headquarters and material facilities to the base, initially failing the French plan of "quick victory".

c)

Completely destroyed the French military forces here.

d)

Shattered the French colonial invasion plot of Vietnam.

39.

The victory of Viet Bac in the autumn of 1947 by the Vietnamese people has resulted in?

a)

Helping our army gain the initiative on the main battlefield.

b)

Failing the plot of "quick victory".

40.

What was the victory of Viet Bac in the winter of 1947 for the Vietnamese army?

a)

helped our army gain the initiative on the main battlefield.

b)

defeated the French's 'quick victory' scheme.

c)

helped us gain the initiative on the entire battlefield.

d)

smashed the French colonialists' invasion scheme of Vietnam.

41.

What was the victory of the Border in the winter of 1950 for the Vietnamese army?

a)

helped our army gain the initiative on the main battlefield, opening the Vietnam-China border.

b)

defeated the French's 'quick victory' scheme.

c)

helped us gain the initiative on the entire battlefield.

d)

smashed the French colonialists' invasion scheme of Vietnam.

42.

What two organizations was the United National Front of Vietnam established based on?

a)

Vietnamese Liaison Association and the United National Front for the Liberation of Indochina.

b)

Vietnamese Liaison Association and the Indochina Independence Alliance.

c)

Vietnamese Liaison Association and the Viet Minh Front.

d)

Vietnam-Mien-Lao Alliance and the Vietnam Independence Alliance.

43.

Which event marked the complete liberation of Northern Vietnam?

a)

On July 21, 1954, the Geneva Agreement was signed.

b)

On October 10, 1954, our army took over Hanoi.

c)

On January 1, 1955, the Central Party and Government met the capital's people.

d)

On May 16, 1955, the French withdrew from Cat Ba Island (Haiphong).

44.

What was the task of the people in Northern Vietnam after 1954?

a)

continue the resistance against American invasion.

b)

continue the resistance against French invasion.

c)

fight against internal betrayal and foreign invasion.

d)

complete land reform, restore the economy, heal the wounds of war, and improve production relations.

45.

What was the role of the South in the national revolution during the period 1954 - 1975?

a)

A place to provide material and technical means for the whole country.

b)

a rear, playing a role.

46.

What was the role of the South in the national revolution during the period 1954 - 1975?

a)

A. A place to provide material and technical means for the whole country.

b)

B. A rear area, having the most decisive role.

c)

C. A rear area, having a direct decisive role.

d)

D. A front line, having a direct decisive role.

47.

What was the role of the North in the national revolution during the period 1954 - 1975?

a)

A. A front line, having the most decisive role.

b)

B. A rear area, having the most decisive role.

c)

C. A rear area, directly defeating the American imperialists.

d)

D. A front line, having a direct decisive role.

48.

From 1961 to 1965, what strategy did the US implement in Vietnam?

a)

A. 'Unilateral War' strategy.

b)

B. 'Special War' strategy.

c)

C. 'Limited War' strategy.

d)

D. 'Vietnamization of War' strategy.

49.

From 1965 to 1968, what strategy did the US implement in Vietnam?

a)

A. 'Unilateral War' strategy.

b)

B. 'Special War' strategy.

c)

C. 'Limited War' strategy.

d)

D. 'Vietnamization of War' strategy.

50.

From 1969 to 1973, what strategy did the US implement in Vietnam?

a)

A. 'Unilateral War' strategy.

b)

B. 'Special War' strategy.

c)

C. 'Limited War' strategy.

d)

D. 'Vietnamization of War' strategy.

51.

Which of the following victories is not a military victory of the Southern people against the US's 'Vietnamization of War' strategy?

a)

A. From April 30 to June 30, 1970, we coordinated with the Cambodian people to defeat the invasion of Cambodia by 100,000 US troops and the Saigon army.

b)

B. On March 30, 1972, we launched a strategic offensive to attack Quang Tri, taking Quang Tri as the main offensive direction and then expanding throughout the Southern battlefield.

c)

C. The General Offensive and Uprising of Spring 1968.

d)

D.

52.

Which victory had a decisive significance forcing the US to end the destructive war in the North and sign the Paris Agreement in 1973?

a)

Battle of 'Dien Bien Phu in the Air' in 1972.

b)

The General Offensive and Uprising of Spring 1968.

c)

The Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South Vietnam was established in 1969.

d)

The Strategic Offensive in 1972.

53.

Which victory of Vietnam has 'gone into world history as a great victory of the 20th century, an event of great international importance and profound contemporary significance'?

a)

August Revolution in 1945.

b)

Dien Bien Phu Campaign in 1954.

c)

Ho Chi Minh Campaign in 1975.

d)

Victory of the resistance war against the US (1954 - 1975).

54.

Which event marked a leap in the development of the Vietnamese nation?

a)

Victory in the 1930 - 1931 movement.

b)

Victory in the democratic movement 1936 - 1939.

c)

Victory of the partial uprising (from March to mid-August 1945).

d)

Victory of the August Revolution in 1945.

55.

Which event below marked the complete collapse of the feudal regime in Vietnam?

a)

Gaining power in Hanoi.

b)

Successful uprising across the country.

c)

King Bao Dai declared abdication.

d)

Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence.

56.

Which victory had significance forcing the US to acknowledge the failure of the 'Vietnamization of the war' strategy (the declaration of 'Americanization' returning to invade Vietnam)?

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57.

Which of the following signifies the obligation for the US to acknowledge the failure of the 'Vietnamization' strategy (the statement of 'Americanization' returning to the invasion of Vietnam)?

a)

The Strategic Offensive Campaign of 1972.

b)

The General Offensive and Uprising of Tet Mau Than in 1968.

c)

The 'Dien Bien Phu in the Air' battle in 1972.

d)

The US signing the Paris Agreement in 1973.

58.

During the resistance war against the US for national salvation (1954 - 1975), the Vietnamese people fundamentally completed the task of 'driving the Americans out' by which victory?

a)

The Strategic Offensive Campaign of 1972.

b)

The 'Dien Bien Phu in the Air' battle in 1972.

c)

The Paris Agreement in 1973.

d)

The General Offensive and Uprising of Spring 1975.

59.

Which victory below is the result of the combination of political, military, and diplomatic struggles and opened a turning point in the resistance war against the US?

a)

The 'Dong Khoi' movement (1959 - 1960).

b)

The Strategic Offensive Campaign of 1972.

c)

The Paris Agreement in 1973.

d)

The General Offensive and Uprising of Spring 1975.

60.

What is the most important significance of the Ho Chi Minh Campaign from April 26 to April 30, 1975?

a)

The greatest victory of our forces in the resistance war against the US.

b)

Ending the resistance war against the US for national salvation.

c)

Creating conditions for our military and people to attack and rise up to liberate the remaining provinces in the South.

d)

Completely liberating the South and unifying the country.

61.

Which victory of Vietnam has 'gone down in world history as a great achievement of the 20th century, an event of great international importance and profound contemporary significance'?

a)

The August Revolution of 1945.

b)

The Dien Bien Phu Campaign in 1954.

c)

The Ho Chi Minh Campaign in 1975.

d)

The victory of the resistance war against the US (1954 - 1975).

62.

In any situation, we must continue the path of revolutionary violence, firmly grasp the offensive strategy, and resolutely struggle on three fronts.

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63.

In any situation, we must continue the path of revolutionary violence, firmly grasp the offensive strategy, and resolutely fight on three fronts: politics, military, and diplomacy. This statement is from which conference of the Party?

a)

Central Committee Conference No. 21.

b)

Central Committee Conference No. 6.

c)

Central Committee Conference No. 8.

d)

Founding Conference of the Communist Party of Vietnam.

64.

Which victory opened up the opportunity for a strategic offensive to completely liberate the South?

a)

Victory at Route 14 - Phuoc Long (1 - 1975).

b)

Hue - Da Nang Campaign (3 - 1975)

c)

Central Highlands Campaign (3 - 1975).

d)

The 'Dien Bien Phu in the Air' battle in 1972.

65.

What was the goal of the US government in conducting the second bombing war in North Vietnam (1969 - 1972) compared to the first bombing war (1964 - 1968)?

a)

To undermine the determination of the Vietnamese people to resist the US and save the country.

b)

To prevent the support of the North for the revolution in the South.

c)

To sabotage the construction of socialism in the North.

d)

To exert pressure on Vietnam at the negotiating table in Paris.

66.

'Strategic hamlet' is considered the 'backbone' of which war strategy implemented by the US in South Vietnam?

a)

Unilateral war.

b)

Special war.

c)

Limited war.

d)

Vietnamization of the war.

67.

Which victory of the Southern people against the US's 'Limited War' strategy opened up the movement 'Find the US to fight, hunt the puppet to destroy' throughout the South?

a)

Victory at Ap Bac (1/1963).

b)

Victory at Vạn Tường (8/1965).

c)

First dry season victory (1965 - 1966).

d)

Second dry season victory (1966 - 1967).

68.

What is the combat motto of the army?

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69.

What was the victory at Ấp Bắc (1/1963)?

a)

Victory at Ấp Bắc (1/1963)

b)

Victory at Vạn Tường (8/1965)

c)

Victory in the first dry season (1965 - 1966)

d)

Victory in the second dry season (1966 - 1967)

70.

What was the combat motto of the Vietnamese troops in the Ho Chi Minh campaign (1975)?

a)

"Speedy, bold, unexpected, sure to win"

b)

"Sure attack, sure advance"

c)

"Active, proactive, mobile, flexible"

d)

"Attack points to destroy reinforcements"

71.

Which political organization directly led the revolution in Southern Vietnam from 1969?

a)

Southern Vietnam National Front for Liberation

b)

Democratic Republic of Vietnam Government

c)

Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Southern Vietnam

d)

Government of the Republic of Southern Vietnam

72.

What victory of the Vietnamese army and people forced the US to negotiate at the Paris conference?

a)

Vạn Tường

b)

Mậu Thân

c)

Phước Long

d)

Núi Thành

73.

What did the 21st Central Committee Conference (7/1973) emphasize as the path of the Southern revolution?

a)

Violent revolution, attacking on all three fronts: military, political, diplomatic.

b)

Intensifying diplomatic struggle to expose the enemy's violations of the Paris Agreement.

c)

Combining armed struggle and political struggle to demand the implementation of the Paris Agreement.

d)

Developing armed forces, political forces, and revolutionary bases.

74.

Which foreign relations figures appeared in the early 20th century in Vietnam?

a)

Phan Bội Châu, Phạm Văn Đồng

b)

Phan Châu Trinh, Phan Bội Châu

c)

Phan Châu Trinh, Phạm Hùng

d)

Phan Bội Châu, Văn Tiến Dũng

75.

In 1912, which political organization did Phan Bội Châu establish?

a)

Vietnam Restoration League

b)

Vietnam Youth Revolutionary Association

c)

Vietnam Nationalist Party

d)

Communist Party of Vietnam

76.

What was the purpose of Phan Châu Trinh's foreign activities?

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77.

What was the purpose of Phan Chau Trinh's foreign activities?

a)

To seek talented people to save the country.

b)

To liberate all slaves.

c)

To advocate for reforms in Vietnam.

d)

To oppose the Japanese militarists.

78.

Who led the Dong Du movement?

a)

Phan Chau Trinh.

b)

Ho Chi Minh.

c)

Le Duan.

d)

Phan Boi Chau.

79.

What was the main purpose of Phan Boi Chau's diplomatic activities in Japan and China?

a)

To connect and exchange with Japan and China.

b)

To expand Vietnam's diplomatic relations.

c)

To learn from the two countries of the same race and region.

d)

To seek external assistance for independence.

80.

What was the biggest limitation in Phan Chau Trinh's activities to save the country?

a)

Encouraging the spirit of self-reliance without a foundation.

b)

Educating against feudal customs at the wrong time.

c)

Reform measures, relying on France for progress.

d)

Not recognizing the strength of the masses in the struggle against invasion.

81.

In 1922, during his time in France, what newspaper did Nguyen Ai Quoc serve as editor-in-chief?

a)

Workers' Life.

b)

Humanity.

c)

The Poor.

d)

The Truth.

82.

What event occurred at the end of 1924?

a)

Nguyen Ai Quoc left France for the Soviet Union to attend the International Peasant Congress.

b)

Nguyen Ai Quoc returned to Quang Chau (China).

c)

Nguyen Ai Quoc published the work 'The Revolutionary Path'.

d)

Nguyen Ai Quoc attended the first congress of the Vietnam Revolutionary Youth Association.

83.

What significance did Nguyen Ai Quoc's activities in the Soviet Union have?

a)

To expose the crimes of colonialism.

b)

To establish a relationship between the Vietnamese revolution and the Communist International and world revolution.

c)

To establish diplomatic relations between Vietnam and the Soviet Union.

d)

To determine the success.

84.

Which event marked Nguyen Ai Quoc's initial discovery of the correct path to save the country?

a)

Sent the demands of the An Nam people to the Versailles Conference (1911).

b)

Read Lenin's draft thesis on the national and colonial question (7/1920).

c)

Participated in the founding of the French Communist Party (12/1920).

d)

Established the Association of Colonized Peoples (1921).

85.

What famous work of President Ho Chi Minh criticizes French colonialism?

a)

The Revolutionary Path.

b)

The Verdict on French Colonialism.

c)

Prison Diary.

d)

Declaration of Independence.

86.

The foreign activities of the Indochinese Communist Party from 1930 to 1945 were mainly aimed at

a)

Liberating all slaves.

b)

Establishing a monarchy.

c)

Struggling against colonialism and fascism.

d)

Making revolutionary land.

87.

The Indochinese Communist Party actively strengthened relations with the Communist Party of China by establishing

a)

An Nam Dong Minh.

b)

The Hoa Kieu Movement Subcommittee.

c)

The Vietnam Nationalist Party.

d)

The Tan Viet Revolutionary Party.

88.

What was the purpose of the Indochinese Communist Party's contact with the anti-Japanese nationalist movement in some countries?

a)

To expand relations with forces against the Japanese militarists in Southeast Asia.

b)

To expand relations with forces against American imperialism in Southeast Asia.

c)

To strengthen relations with the Communist Party of China in Southeast Asia.

d)

To assist the Chinese in organizing a national rescue conference in Southeast Asia.

89.

Which of the following is not an external activity of the Indochinese Communist Party (1930-1945)?

a)

Struggling against colonialism and fascism to gain independence and protect peace.

b)

Supporting the Soviet Union, helping...

90.

Which is not an external activity of the Indochinese Communist Party (1930-1945)?

a)

Struggle against colonialism and fascism to gain independence and protect peace.

b)

Support the Soviet Union, assist war victims in China.

c)

Contact with the national movement against Japanese militarism in some countries: Myanmar, Malaysia,...

d)

Advocate for reforms in Vietnam, criticize the colonial government.

91.

From 1930 to 1941, where was Nguyen Ai Quoc mainly active?

a)

China and France.

b)

France and the Soviet Union.

c)

The Soviet Union and China.

d)

Thailand and China.

92.

In the life of Uncle Ho, which period formed the patriotic thought and revolutionary aspiration?

a)

1911 - 1920.

b)

1890 - 1911.

c)

1941 - 1969.

d)

1920 - 1941.

93.

What was the important role of Nguyen Ai Quoc during the period from 1911 to 1929 for the Vietnamese revolution?

a)

Finding the right path to save the Vietnamese nation.

b)

Uniting three communist organizations, establishing the Communist Party of Vietnam.

c)

Drafting the first political platform of the Party.

d)

Establishing the Vietnam Revolutionary Youth Association.

94.

Where did the conference to unify communist organizations in early 1930, chaired by Nguyen Ai Quoc, take place?

a)

Macau, China.

b)

Hong Kong, China.

c)

Hanoi, Vietnam.

d)

Pac Bo, Cao Bang.

95.

What was the situation of the country when President Ho Chi Minh was born?

a)

The feudal regime was developing prosperously.

b)

Being eyed by Western colonial countries.

c)

A country that is half colonial, half feudal.

d)

The resistance wars against the French were gradually decreasing.