Great Leap Forward/Cultural Revolution
When and where the Great Leap Forward took place in
What is 1958-1960 in China?
When and where did the event take place?
What is June 4, 1989 in Tiananmen Square?
When and where did it take place.
What is Japan, and at the end of WWII?
The time and place the Korean War took place.
What is throughout south and north of the 38th parallel in 1950-1953?
When and where the event took place.
What is fighting in North Vietnam from 1965-1973?
Ways the U.S was involved.
What is calling for the Chinese government to stop and give more human rights?
The cause of the Tiananmen Square protest.
What is people demanding things from the corrupt, controlling, and communist government?
What was the greatest fear of the United States that got them more involved with Japan.
What is the fear of the Soviet communism influence spreading?
Korea today.
What is the north being communist, and the south being democratic?
Vietnam today.
What is the south and north combining and as one communist country?
How is China today.
What is for much of the population, living standards have improved. Political control is still tight?
Results of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
What is hundreds of innocent people peacefully protesting getting killed?
What is Japan like today.
What is one of the most stable democratic governments in the world and one of the most powerful industrialized economies in the world?
The cause of the Korean War.
What is the division of Korea after WWII?
How the United States was involved.
What is the United States fighting to keep communism from spreading to Vietnam?
The cause of the huge famine made by the Great Leap.
What is farmers losing land ownership and floods/droughts?
Ways the Us Was Involved.
What is many countries including the United States to call for more human rights for the Chinese and no more violence?
What were the things the United States did in Japan. Give at least 2 examples.
What is they spent $1.9 billion creating a strong economy in Japan, created a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral parliament, engaged in land redistribution?
Ways the United States was involved.
What is being in charge of South Korea, establishing a democratic government, and assisted the South Korean military fight against the Soviet backed North Korean military?
The cause of the Vietnam War.
What is stopping communism from spreading to Vietnam?
Impact of the Cultural Revolution.
What is shutting down of schools, factories, denying healthcare and transportation by the government?
Aftermath of the massacre.
What is many countries realizing what was going on in China and the death of many people?
Why did the U.S originally get involved with rebuilding Japan.
What is the United States believed that an economically prosperous Japan would be less tempted by communism and could become a major military ally in the region?
Aftermath of the Korean War.
What is lots of deaths, but ended in a stalemate. The 38th parallel still dividing the South and North?