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中国近现代史选择题

Total questions: 69

Worksheet time: 50mins

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Class
Date
1.

In which year did the Opium War break out?

a)

1839

b)

1840

c)

1842

d)

1856

2.

The fundamental reason for the outbreak of the First Opium War was:

a)

Corruption and incompetence of the Qing government

b)

Britain's desire to open the Chinese market

c)

China's ban on opium trade

d)

Sino-British diplomatic conflict

3.

The unequal treaty signed after the First Opium War was:

a)

Treaty of Beijing

b)

Treaty of Shimonoseki

c)

Treaty of Nanjing

d)

Boxer Protocol

4.

The fundamental impact of the Treaty of Nanjing on Chinese society was:

a)

Promoted the development of capitalism in China

b)

China began to lose tariff autonomy

c)

China gradually became a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society

d)

The Qing government completely lost its ruling power

5.

The failure of the Taiping Rebellion indicates that:

a)

The peasant class lacked revolutionary enthusiasm

b)

The Qing government had achieved modernization

c)

The peasant class was unable to undertake the historical task of opposing imperialism and feudalism

d)

Western powers no longer invaded China

6.

One of the direct results of the Second Opium War was:

a)

China completely became a colony

b)

The Qing government strengthened centralization

c)

The powers further expanded their privileges in China

d)

China achieved industrialization

7.

The treaty signed after the First Sino-Japanese War was:

a)

Treaty of Nanjing

b)

Treaty of Beijing

c)

Treaty of Shimonoseki

d)

Boxer Protocol

8.

The main reason for the failure of the Hundred Days' Reform was:

a)

The reform content was too conservative

b)

The powers strongly opposed

c)

The reformist forces were weak, and feudal forces were strong

d)

The peasants did not support

9.

The areas of reform involved in the Hundred Days' Reform include:

a)

Political, economic, military, education, culture and other aspects of reform

b)

Mainly focused on military and national defense reforms

c)

Only carried out thorough reforms in the political system

d)

Focused on land system and agricultural reforms

10.

The common point of the Hundred Days' Reform and the Xinhai Revolution is:

a)

Both established a republic

b)

Both were led by peasants

c)

Both attempted to save the national crisis

d)

Both successfully changed the nature of society

11.

The slogan of the Boxer Movement was:

a)

"Overthrow the Qing Dynasty"

b)

"Support Qing and eliminate foreigners"

c)

"Down with the imperialists"

d)

"Save the country and the people"

12.

The most serious impact of the Boxer Protocol on China was:

a)

Further deepened China's semi-colonial and semi-feudal degree

b)

Led to China's loss of part of its territory and population

c)

Promoted fundamental changes in China's political system

d)

Led China gradually onto the road of independent development

13.

Sun Yat-sen's Three Principles of the People include:

a)

Nationalism, democracy, livelihood

b)

Freedom, equality, fraternity

c)

Rich country, strong army, democracy

d)

Industry, agriculture, commerce

14.

The historical significance of the Xinhai Revolution lies in:

a)

Established a socialist system

b)

Completely changed the social structure

c)

Overthrew more than two thousand years of feudal monarchy

d)

Solved China's national problem

15.

The basic characteristics of modern Chinese society are:

a)

Feudal society

b)

Capitalist society

c)

Semi-colonial and semi-feudal society

d)

Socialist society

16.

In which year did the May Fourth Movement occur?

a)

1911

b)

1919

c)

1921

d)

1927

17.

The main goal of the May Fourth Movement was:

a)

Overthrow the Qing government

b)

Oppose imperialism and feudalism

c)

Establish socialism

d)

Achieve national unity

18.

In which year was the Communist Party of China founded?

a)

1919

b)

1921

c)

1927

d)

1935

19.

The main goal of the Northern Expedition (1926-1928) was:

a)

Oppose Japanese aggression

b)

Overthrow warlords and unify China

c)

Eliminate the Communist Party

d)

Establish socialism

20.

The April 12 Incident (1927) marked:

a)

A major change in the relationship between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, entering a new historical stage of the Chinese revolution

b)

China began to enter a period of full-scale anti-Japanese war

c)

The Northern Expedition completed the main task of national unification

d)

China established a stable and unified central government

21.

The historical significance of the Nanchang Uprising is:

a)

Marked the beginning of the anti-Japanese war

b)

Marked the beginning of the Communist Party of China to independently lead armed struggle

c)

Established the People's Republic of China

d)

Overthrew the Kuomintang regime

22.

Who established the Jinggangshan revolutionary base?

a)

Sun Yat-sen

b)

Mao Zedong and Zhu De

c)

Chiang Kai-shek

d)

Zhou Enlai

23.

The main reason for the Red Army's Long March was:

a)

Expand revolutionary influence

b)

Strategic transfer, escape enemy encirclement

c)

Seek Soviet aid

d)

Establish a new regime

24.

The important significance of the Zunyi Conference was:

a)

Ended the anti-Japanese war

b)

Established Mao Zedong's leadership position

c)

Established a united front

d)

Founded the People's Republic of China

25.

Who established the Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base?

a)

Sun Yat-sen

b)

Mao Zedong and Zhu De

c)

Chiang Kai-shek

d)

Zhou Enlai

26.

What was the main reason for the Red Army's Long March?

a)

Expand revolutionary influence

b)

Strategic transfer to escape enemy encirclement

c)

Seek Soviet aid

d)

Establish a new regime

27.

What is the significant meaning of the Zunyi Conference?

a)

End of the Anti-Japanese War

b)

Establishment of Mao Zedong's leadership position

c)

Establishment of a united front

d)

Establishment of the People's Republic of China

28.

Which incident marked the beginning of Japan's invasion of China?

a)

Lugou Bridge Incident

b)

September 18 Incident

c)

Xi'an Incident

d)

July 7 Incident

29.

What is the significance of the Xi'an Incident?

a)

Japan occupied Northeast China

b)

KMT and CPC achieved second cooperation

c)

Established the Manchukuo government

d)

End of the war

30.

What was the land policy implemented by the Communist Party in the base areas during the Anti-Japanese War?

a)

Confiscation of landlord's land

b)

Reduction of rent and interest for landlords

c)

Nationalization of land

d)

Maintain the original system

31.

What event marked the beginning of Japan's full-scale invasion of China?

a)

September 18 Incident

b)

Xi'an Incident

c)

July 7 Incident

d)

Nanjing Massacre

32.

What is the historical significance of the victory in the Anti-Japanese War?

a)

Changed the world pattern

b)

Ended the semi-colonial and semi-feudal society

c)

China's first complete defeat of foreign invaders

d)

Established a new China

33.

What is the fundamental characteristic of the Chinese people's Anti-Japanese War?

a)

Quick battle and quick decision

b)

Mainly relying on foreign aid

c)

A nationwide and all-dimensional war

d)

Only participated by the military

34.

After the victory in the Anti-Japanese War, which forces did the Communist Party participate in establishing the democratic united government?

a)

KMT and various democratic parties

b)

Only the Communist Party

c)

Western countries

d)

Soviet Union

35.

What is the fundamental reason for the victory of the Communist Party in the Liberation War?

a)

Advanced weapons

b)

Foreign support

c)

Support from the broad masses of the people

d)

Internal contradictions of the KMT

36.

What is the historical significance of the Liberation War?

a)

Just a change of government

b)

End of the semi-colonial and semi-feudal society

c)

No significance

d)

Just defeating the KMT

37.

In which year was the People's Republic of China established?

a)

1945

b)

1946

c)

1948

d)

1949

38.

What is the international significance of the establishment of the People's Republic of China?

a)

Changed China's social structure

b)

Promoted the collapse of the world colonial system

c)

Established a socialist market economy

d)

Ended the Chinese civil war

39.

What was the main goal of the First Five-Year Plan (1953-1957)?

a)

Develop agricultural production

b)

Establish the initial foundation of socialist industrialization

c)

Implement reform and opening up

d)

Join the World Trade Organization

40.

What were the serious consequences of the Great Leap Forward movement?

a)

Coordinated development of agriculture and industry

b)

Severe difficulties in the national economy

c)

Long-term social stability

d)

Rapid improvement of people's lives

41.

What was the main reason for launching the Cultural Revolution?

a)

To develop the economy

b)

Prevent the restoration of capitalism and carry out class struggle

c)

Reform the education system

d)

Need for opening up

42.

What was the symbolic event that marked the end of the Cultural Revolution?

a)

Mao Zedong's death

b)

Crushing the 'Gang of Four'

c)

Deng Xiaoping's return

d)

The Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee

43.

What was the important symbol of the beginning of reform and opening up?

a)

Establishment of the People's Republic of China

b)

First National People's Congress

c)

The Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee

d)

China's accession to the WTO

44.

What is the core content of reform and opening up?

a)

Cultural construction as the center

b)

Military modernization

c)

Economic construction as the center

d)

Comprehensive political reform

45.

What is the fundamental change in China's economic system after reform and opening up?

a)

From agricultural economy to industrial economy

b)

From planned economy to socialist market economy

c)

From closed economy to self-sufficient economy

d)

From public ownership to private ownership

46.

What are the 'Four Modernizations' proposed by China after reform and opening up?

a)

Industrial, agricultural, national defense, and scientific and technological modernization

b)

Political, economic, cultural, and social modernization

c)

Eastern, western, southern, and northern modernization

d)

Urban, rural, coastal, and inland modernization

47.

What is the significance of China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO)?

a)

Completely open domestic market

b)

Deepen reform and opening up, integrate into the global economic system

c)

Abandon socialist market economy

d)

Completely rely on international trade

48.

Since the reform and opening up, China's comprehensive national strength has significantly increased, mainly manifested as:

a)

Becoming the world's largest economy, completely dominating the global economy

b)

Economic total ranked among the world's top, becoming the world's second largest economy

c)

Mainly relying on resource exports to promote economic growth

49.

What are the four basic political systems in China?

a)

People's Congress System, Leadership of the Communist Party of China, Regional Ethnic Autonomy System, Grassroots Mass Autonomy System

b)

People's Congress System, Multi-party Cooperation System, Regional Ethnic Autonomy System, Grassroots Mass Autonomy System

c)

Legislative System, Administrative System, Judicial System, Supervisory System

d)

Election System, Supervision System, Decision-making System, Execution System

50.

What is the fundamental political system of China?

a)

Leadership of the Communist Party of China

b)

People's Congress System

c)

Regional Ethnic Autonomy System

d)

Grassroots Mass Autonomy System

51.

What is the highest leading organ of the Communist Party of China?

a)

Central Political Bureau

b)

Central Political Bureau Standing Committee

c)

Central Committee

d)

National Congress

52.

What is the organizational principle practiced by the Communist Party of China?

a)

Collective Responsibility System

b)

Democratic Centralism

c)

Majority Decision System

d)

Separation of Powers

53.

What is the basic meaning of 'Democratic Centralism'?

a)

Fully promote democracy under centralized leadership

b)

Form a unified will based on democratic discussion and execute it

c)

Combine democracy based on majority with centralized guidance

d)

Majority decides all major issues

54.

What is the relationship between the Communist Party of China and state power?

a)

The Party directly exercises state power

b)

The leadership of the Party, the people's mastery, and the rule of law are organically unified

c)

The Party mainly realizes leadership through government institutions

d)

State power is completely independent of political parties

55.

What is the nature of the National People's Congress?

a)

The highest administrative organ of the state

b)

The highest organ of state power

c)

The highest legislative organ of the state

d)

The highest supervisory organ of the state

56.

What is the core content of the People's Congress System?

a)

Mutual checks and balances among state power organs

b)

All state power belongs to the people

c)

State power is highly centralized

d)

Multi-party joint governance

57.

What are the main powers of the National People's Congress?

a)

Responsible for the daily administrative management of the state

b)

Exercise state judicial power and try various cases

c)

Amend the constitution, make laws, and decide on major state matters

d)

Lead the specific work of local governments at all levels

58.

What is the relationship between the Communist Party of China and various democratic parties?

a)

Multi-party rotation in power

b)

Multi-party cooperation system under the leadership of the Communist Party

c)

Multi-party equal joint governance

d)

Competition among political parties

59.

What is the basic meaning of the regional ethnic autonomy system?

a)

Ethnic minority areas enjoy a high degree of autonomy

b)

Implement regional autonomy under unified national leadership

c)

A special management system for border areas

d)

All ethnic regions generally implement autonomy

60.

What is the nature of village committees and residents' committees?

a)

Grassroots state power organization

b)

Grassroots mass autonomous organization

c)

Grassroots administrative management institution

d)

Grassroots legislative institution

61.

What are the main functions of the People's Procuratorate?

a)

Try criminal and civil cases

b)

Supervise the implementation of laws

c)

Lead public security organs to investigate cases

d)

Execute court judgments

62.

What are the main functions of the People's Court?

a)

Supervise the implementation of laws

b)

Exercise state judicial power and try various cases

c)

Formulate judicial interpretations and laws

d)

Organize case investigation work

63.

What are the basic principles of China's judicial system?

a)

Judicial organs independently exercise their powers

b)

Judicial and procuratorial powers are exercised independently according to law

c)

Judicial organs are not subject to any constraints

d)

Judicial activities obey administrative commands

64.

What are the main contents of the Treaty of Nanjing? (List five main clauses)

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65.

Briefly describe the historical significance of the May Fourth Movement.

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66.

What is the historical significance of the Long March of the Red Army?

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67.

What is the historical significance of the founding of the People's Republic of China?

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68.

What are the main achievements of the reform and opening up?

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69.

What are the main powers of the National People's Congress?

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