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Q: 100
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Which of the letters on the this map represents a country known
for a long, costly armed conflict that pitted its northern
communist regime against its southern regime and its
principal ally, the United States.
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C- (Vietnam-the
Vietnam War)
Q: 200
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A: 200
The Letter C
(Vietnam)
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Q: 300
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Identify the letter that represents the birthplace
of Mao Zedong.
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A: 300
C- China
Q: 400
The constitution of this country was written by
an American general.
1. Identify the letter that represents the country
2. The country
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3. The name of the American
general.
A:400
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Japan
General MacArthur
Q:500
During colonial rule this country was forced to
send all their cotton to Britain, and then had to
buy the finished fabric from the British factories.
Identify the letter that represents the country and
the name of the country.
A:500
Letter A
INDIA
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Q:100
Who led the Vietnamese
independence movement
against the French Union?
Vietnam
A:100
HO Chi Minh
Q:200
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Old name for Vietnam
Vietnam
A: 200
Q: 300
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Vietnam
A: 300
• Many years , thousands of lives, and billions of
dollars later… North and South Vietnam
reunited as one country.
Q: 400
Why did the United States
support the French efforts in
Vietnam to reclaim colonial
rule?
Vietnam
A: 400
IN ORDER TO CONTAIN COMMUNISM…
Q: 500
The United States feared that a communist
Vietnam would lead other countries becoming
communist as well.
Why is this concern called the Domino Theory?
Vietnam
A: 500
Domino Theory is an idea that when
one or a few countries “fall” to
communism, like dominoes in a row,
the rest in the area would fall also.
Q: 100
True or False?
Gandhi experienced apartheid in
South Africa.
India
A: 100
True!
Q: 200
What term describes the
refusal to obey unfair laws
even if the result was
punishment?
India
A: 200
Civil Disobedience
Q: 300
Give two examples of
civil disobedience acts
carried out by Gandhi.
India
A: 300
Answers may vary…
Not buy British goods
Refuse to pay taxes that are unfair
The Salt March
Q: 400
Where (name of country)
did Gandhi organize his first
campaign of mass civil
disobedience?
India
A: 400
In South Africa
Q: 500
Which change occurred immediately after the region of
British India gained its independence in 1947?
A. India became an ally of the Soviet Union.
B. Gandhi became the leader of independent India.
C. The region was partitioned into two separate
countries.
D. A military dictatorship took control of the entire
region.
A: 500
Which change occurred immediately after the region of
British India gained its independence in 1947?
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C. The
region was partitioned
into two separate
countries.
skills.
D. A military dictatorship took control of the entire
region.
Q:100
In 1989, the goal of the protest movement
staged by Chinese students in Tiananmen
Square was to
A. bring about democratic reforms
B. improve job opportunities for the students
C. get rid of Mao Zedong
D. protest against the Cultural Revolution
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A:100
In 1989, the goal of the protest movement
staged by Chinese students in Tiananmen
Square was to
A. bring about democratic reforms
B. improve job opportunities for the students
C. get rid of Mao Zedong
D. protest against the Cultural Revolution
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Q: 200
The Chinese
communes referred to
in this 1961 cartoon
are most closely
associated with the
A. Great Leap Forward
B. Tiananmen Square
Massacre
C. Cultural Revolution
D. Maoist Movement
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A: 200
The Chinese communes referred to in this 1961
cartoon are most closely associated with the
A. Great Leap Forward
B. Tiananmen Square Massacre
C. Cultural Revolution
D. Maoist Movement
Q: 300
Which factor led to the rise of a communist
revolution in China?
A. increase in agricultural production around the
world
B. spread of democratic ideologies
C. scarcity of workers for available jobs
D. unequal distribution of wealth between social
classes
Movements in China
A: 300
Which factor led to the rise of a communist
revolution in China?
A. increase in agricultural production around the
world
B. British colonialism in China
C. scarcity of workers for available jobs
D. unequal distribution of wealth between social
classes
Q: 400
Read the statements in the box to answer the next
question
•Failed economic policy of rapidly developing agriculture by
collectivizing farms.
•Eliminate rival groups.
•Revolutionize culture by wiping out old ideas and habits.
The statements in the box BEST explains ________
A. the U.S. policy of containment of communism in China
B. the role of Mao Zedong particularly in the area of individual rights
C. U.S. relations with China during the Cold War
D. .the development of freedom movements in China
A: 400
The statements in the box BEST explains ________
A. the U.S. policy of containment of communism in China
B. the role of Mao Zedong particularly in the area of individual
rights
C. U.S. relations with China during the Cold War
D. .the development of freedom movements in China
Movements in China
Q: 500
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A: 500
The Cultural Revolution
Q:100
True or False?
The United States involvement in Vietnam and the
reasons for the division of Japan developed as a
result of the Cold War Politics.
Japan and the Two Koreas
A: 100
FALSE!
The United States involvement in Vietnam and the
reasons for the division of Vietnam (and not
Japan) developed as a result of the Cold War
Politics..
Foreign Involvement
Q: 200
Why did the United States believe it
was necessary to become involved
in Korea?
Foreign Involvement
A: 200
To stop the spread of communism
Q: 300
What were the two major wars
fought as part of the containment
policy?
Foreign Involvement
A: 300
Korean War
Vietnam War
Q: 400
What role did the U.S. play in
rebuilding Japan after World War II?
Foreign Involvement
A: 400
Developed a plan to help
Japan’s economy recover.
Foreign Involvement
Q: 500
Give two reasons why the
United States was an
occupying power in Japan after
World War II?
Foreign Involvement
A: 500
Answers may vary…
• The United States was concerned
about the emergence of a Communistcontrolled China.
• To help Japan’s economy recover after
WWII.
Q: 100
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Wild Card
A: 100
The British Empire
Q: 200
What was one U.S. concern associated with
both the Korean War and the Vietnam War?
A. Kim Jong Il and Ho Chi Minh possessed nuclear
weapons.
B. French colonial rule would continue to influence the
region.
C. Japanese imperialism would trigger another world
war.
D. Communism would spread through eastern and
southeastern Asia.
Wild Card
A: 200
What was one US concern associated with
both the Korean War and the Vietnam War?
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A. Kim Jong Il and Ho Chi Minh possessed nuclear
weapons.
B. French colonial rule would continue to influence the
region.
C. Japanese imperialism would trigger another world
war.
D. Communism would spread through eastern and
southeastern Asia.
Q: 300
One way in which, Ho Chi Minh, Mohandas
Gandhi, and Jomo Kenyatta are similar is that
they all were ________________________?
Wild Card
A: 300
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Leaders of independence movements
Q: 400
The Amritsar Massacre and the Salt
March are both associated with the
independence movement in _______?
A: 400
India
Q: 500
What country took
temporary control of the
southern part of Vietnam?
A: 500
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Identify the letter that represents
the country that was under
French colonial rule.
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What was the result of the
Vietnam War?
Vietnam
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What do the dark areas on this map
represent?
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This image represents a movement that took
place in China under the rule of Mao Zedong.
What was the movement called?
Movements in China