Great Leap Forward/ Cultural Revolution
The Cultural Revolution campaign's duration.
What is 10 years?
The amount of money the U.S. spent to strengthen/repair Japan's economy.
How much is $1.9 billion?
Vietnamese leader of communist forces in Vietnam.
Who is Ho Chi Minh?
The 38th parallel.
What is the dividing line between North and South Korea?
The date that Tiananmen Square Protests occured.
When is April, 1989?
The start of the Great Leap Forward.
When is 1958?
The general who created Japan's new Consitution.
Who is General McArthur?
The date for elections regarding government in Vietnam.
When is 1965?
America's incentive to join the Korean War.
What is stopping communism from spreading and protecting Japan?
The protests were led by students in support of this.
What is the termination of communism, government bribery/corruption and the establishment of democracy in China's government?
The effect of the Great Leap Forward attempts.
What is extreme food shortage evolving into famine and the death of millions of people?
The reason U.S. focused on Japan's government and economy after WWII.
What is to stop communism and to establish a democracy?
The country that colonized all of Vietnam before division between North and South occurred.
Where is France?
The type of government established in Northern (now North) Korea by the Soviet Union.
What is Communist dictatorship?
The duration of the protests.
What is seven weeks?
The "Four Olds" that Mao Zedong planned to eliminate with his cultural revolution campaign.
What are Culture, customs, habits and ideas originating from ancient Chinese culture and philosophy?
This is how the U.S. potentially viewed Japan.
What is a military ally?
The number of American troops representing and supporting South Vietnam in the rebellion against communist North Vietnam.
What is 500,000+ American Soldiers?
The reason North Korea did not gain control of peninsula after almost succeeding.
What is the U.S. backing up South Korea's military?
The Chinese government reacted this way to the protests.
What is physically and violently retaliating with live ammunition and trained soldiers against unarmed students?
The groups known as the "Red Guards."
Who are the government organized youth groups that violently dealt with any objectors to Mao and his campaign?
The final constitution was favored so much by the Japanese people, and mutually beneficial for both officials for this reason.
What is a synergy between American democracy and traditional Japanese customs?
The ending of the war and it's affect on America and South Vietnam.
What is North Vietnamese victory, U.S.'s withdrawal and surrender and South Vietnam's union with communist North Vietnam by 1975?
Communist China's rebellion against the U.S during the Korean War in 1950.
What is forcing American soldiers out of North Korea and back into South Korea?
This is how the incident is acknowledged today.
What is absolute denial and no legal reference to the matter inside of the country?