Lesson 1: Nationalist Movements in Asia
Lesson 2: A New Asia pt.1
Lesson 2: A New Asia pt.2
key terms and people
100

During the war, more than ______ Indian soldiers fought for the British

800,000

100

Great Britain finally granted independence for the people of the Indian subcontinent in _____. (year)

1947

100

With assistance from _____ and the _____, Japan completely rebuilt its economy. Within a few decades of the war, Japan’s economy had grown into one of the strongest in the world.

Europe and United States

100

 a lawyer who believed in fair treatment for all people.

Mohandas Gandhi

200

Gandhi’s protests were based on two key beliefs.

nonviolence and civil disobedience

200

Its leaders called for the establishment of a ___ nation and a ____ nation

Hindu and Muslim

200

Japan’s trade has been so successful that the country has built up a huge _____

trade surplus.

200

.when a country exports more goods than it imports

trade surplus

300

_______ called for the overthrow of China’s government. They wanted China to become a republic.

Radical activists

300

After independence in 1947, India and Pakistan began to fight over the region of _____

Kashmir

300

When the Communists took over China in the 1940s they established a ______

command economy

300

 fee that a country charges on imports or exports

tariffs

400

____ wanted to rid China of its traditional customs and create a new system. His goal was to make China a modern country.

Mao Zedong

400

he First Kashmir War, also called the _____ War of 1947–1948

Indo-Pakistani

400

China is not a _____. Some Chinese people have attempted to bring democracy to their country.

democracy

400

 form of democracy in which a monarch serves as the head of state, but a legislature makes the laws

constitutional monarchy

500

Japan had officially been ruled by an emperor for several centuries. In truth, however, the emperor had little power. Since the 1100s, real power had been in the hands of military leaders called _____

Shoguns

500

Conflicts over political and economic differences raged through Asia in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. However, life in Asia also changed in a positive way. The _____ of several Asian nations grew during this time.

economies

500

Chinese pro-democracy protestors gathered in Tiananmen Square. The protestors were demanding more ______ and ______.

political rights and freedoms.

500

 public area in Beijing, the capital of China

Plaza de Tiananmén

Tiananmen Square