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100

Sun Yixian organized a group of followers into a political party called this. 

What is the Nationalist Party? 

100

After the Japanese army captured Chinese towns all of Manchuria, they announced that it was a new country known as this. TQ

What is Manchukuo?

100

True or False: The Mexican Revolution brought peace to Mexico.

What is false?

100

Representatives of the Russian Communist Party drew up this, or a statement of beliefs, that the Chinese communists could use. 

What is a manifesto?

100

He was one of the first members of the Chinese Communist Party and he later became the most powerful leader. 

Who was Mao Zedong?

200

The Japanese promised to make him emperor of this new Japanese empire in China. 

Who is Henry Puyi?

200

The Nationalist Party captured this city in 1928.

What is Beijing?

200

This is why the sinking of the Lusitania made so many people angry. ch. 20

What is because the Lusitania was a ship filled with civilians, not soldiers?

200

The leader and his followers settled on the edge of the Jiangxi province and announced that their community was a new nation called this. 

What is the Chinese Soviet Republic or Kiangsi Soviet?

200

This was the slogan the CCP began to use after the Long March.

What is "Chinese don't fight Chinese"?

300

Japan built these in Manchukuo.

What is they built naval and army bases there?

300

This is why Henry Puyi objected to his new job.

What is he was made Chief Executive, not emperor?

300

This is the law that Great Britain passed in 1916. ch. 20

What is the Draft?

300

What are at least two problems the Kiangsi Soviet people faced on their long march.

What are Nationalist Army soldiers shot at them, some drowned, women gave up their babies, they had to cross high mountains, and they ran out of food and had to eat leather and grass?

300

These are the two groups of enemies that Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang had to worry about.

Who were the Japanese in Manchuria and the warlords in China?

400

When Yuan Shikai took over the Chinese government, he had to fight them off to keep his power. TQ

Who are other warlords?

400

These two countries agreed to recognize "Manchukuo" as a real country.

What were Italy and Germany?

400

Cuba was so important to Spain because so many fields of this grew there. (ch.15)

What is sugarcane?

400

This describes the Long March.

What is a the one-year long journey that Mao and his followers took from the Kiangsi Soviet to the town of Wugi when they were fleeing the National Revolutionary Army?

400

This is what Chiang Kai-shek thought about the Chinese Communist Party. 

What is he thought that the Russians had too much power int eh Chinese Communist Party, and he agreed with others who accused the CCP of helping foreigners to once again gain control over China? 

500

This is why Hirohito did not order the Japanese army to leave Manchuria. 

What is because if the army refused to go, then it would be obvious to everyone that the Japanese assembly and the emperor were helpless?

500

This is why Sun Yixian and Chiang Kai-shek asked Russia to send help. 

What is so the Nationalist Party could fight against the warlords and unite China into a republic?

500

The British called the war between Great Britain and the Afrikaners this. (ch.12)

What is the Boer War?
500

This is why so many Chinese thought that the Soviet Union was a good model for a new China. 

What is because they had seen the devastation caused by the weakness of the Qing emperor, and the struggle for power between warlords that followed? 

500

This is why Chiang Kai-shek was forced to make peace with the Chinese Communist Party.

What is because many people were beginning to wonder why he was spending so much energy fighting the CCP, when the Japanese were trying to take away more and more of Manchuria? Many soldiers in the Nationalist army didn't want to fight against the CCP anymore. When Chiang Kai-she was held prisoner by a commanding officer of the Nationalist Army, he realized he would only make his authority weaker by continuing to fight.