Great Leap Forward/ Cultural Revolution
What industries were going to modernize under during the Great Leap Forward?
What is coal, steel, and iron.
What two main groups were involved in the Tiananmen Square Massacre?
What is the Chinese students and the government.
What is the name of Japan's constitution?
What is the MacArthur Constitution
Who is the current leader of North Korea?
Who is Kim Jong-Un
What was the theory that lead the U.S. to enter into the Vietnam War?
What is the Domino Theory
The Cultural Revolution destroyed schools and factories what did this lead to?
What is a weaker Chinese economy
How many people were killed and how many were injured during the Tiananmen Square Massacre?
What is 2600 killed and 6,000 injured.
On what exact date did Japan become a sovereign nation again?
What is April 28th, 1952
Where, approximately, is the divide on the two Korea's?
What is the 38th Parallel
Who was the leader of Vietnam?
Who is Ho Chi Minh
To keep grain from getting eaten, the Chinese killed what kind of bird and what impact did the killings have?
What is they killed sparrows and it lead to locust swarms
Over 7 weeks in 1989, the Tiananmen Square Protests/Massacre took place, on what exact date did the Chinese government take action?
What is June 4th 1989
What kind of government was implemented Japan by MacArthur?
What is a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral parliament
The U.S. and how many other countries responded to the Korean war on South Korea's side?
What is 19 countries
The U.S. was in the Vietnam War from 1965 - 1973, why did it leave?
What is mass protests from U.S. citizens living in the U.S.
One key component of the Great Leap Forward was collective farming, what is collective farming?
What is the merging of small private farms into large, state-run farms
How did the international community react to the Tiananmen Square Massacre?
What is they condemned China for the massacre and it shed a light ,for the world, on China's many human rights violations.
What kind of effect has MacArthur's constitution and the investing in Japan's economy by the U.S. have on current Japan.
What is it had made Japan one of the most stable democracies and one of the most powerful, modernized economies.
How did the Korean War leave both South and North Korea in terms of economic types and how the government is run (ie. capitalist/absolute monarchy).
What is South Korea is a democratic, capitalist country and North Korea is a dictatorial, communist country.
How was the Vietnam War's ending different form the Korean War's ending?
The Vietnam war ended in a cease-fire, the U.S. pulled out of Vietnam and in 1975, communism took over Vietnam.
How did the Great Leap Forward's failure directly lead to the enactment of the Cultural Revolution?
What is the Great Leap Forward's failure reflected badly on Mao, to keep his absolute power, he enacted the cultural revolution to purge China and the communist party of non-Mao supporters and get rid of the "Four Old's"
How has Tiananmen Square Massacre and the international community's reaction to it affected current Chinese human rights?
What is due to the pressure and condemning from the international community, the Chinese people's human right shave greatly improved relative to before Tiananmen Square Massacre.
Why did MacArthur implement a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral parliament?
What is he wanted to keep the traditional respect for the emperor as well has having a symbol for unifying Japan without giving the emperor too much power.
When MacArthur pushed North Korea to the Chinese border, how did China respond and what ended up happening?
What is China sent many troop in aid of North Korea, eventually pushing the South Korea back to the 38th Parallel where the war fizzled out, leaving two seperate Korea's
Why does the U.S. consider the Vietnam War a success even though communism won in Vietnam?
What is they believed it to be a success because even though communism won over in Vietnam, it didn't spread to Cambodia or Laos.