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Tiananmen Square
Rebuilding Japan
Korean War
Vietnam War
Great Leap Forward
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How many people were said to be killed here and why?
A couple hundred because China didn't want to look bad.
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When did the United States bomb Japan?
Near the end of WWII.
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What two countries were involved in this war?
North and South Korea.
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Why were North and South Vietnam separated?
North Vietnam was communist while South Vietnam wasn't.
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Where did the Great Leap Forward happen?
China.
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How many people really were killed here?
A couple thousand.
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Why did the United States help rebuild Japan?
To keep allied, but mainly to rebuild their military.
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Who fought with South Korea?
The United States.
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Are North and South Vietnam still separated?
No, they reunited.
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True or False: The Great Leap Forward was one of the worst incidents in world history.
True.
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What happened to Tank Man?
Nobody knows.
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What did the United States help Japan rebuild?
We helped them economically and rebuilt Japan's military.
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What country fought with North Korea?
China.
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Why did the United States get involved into the Vietnamese War?
The US didn't want communism spreading.
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How many people died in the Great Leap Forward?
About 20 million.
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Who killed the citizens in Tiananmen Square?
The communists/government.
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What was the name of the man who was in charge of rebuilding Japan?
General Douglas McAurthur.
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Why were the two countries fighting?
North Korea invaded South Korea's land where the countries are divided.
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About how many years did the war last?
20 years.
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What was the Great Leap Forward?
An effort to sky rocket China's economy within 5 year, made by Mao Zedong.
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What happened in Tiananmen Square?
Lots of protesters to communism gathered here.
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What two places did the United Stated bomb in Japan?
Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Where is the border-line at between the north and south?
38th parallel.
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Where is the border-line at, between north and south?
17th parallel.
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Did more people die in the Great Leap Forward or the Holocaust?
The Great Leap Forward.