IDENTIFICATIONS
Explain the significance of the following: |
1. "Three Principles of the People"
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2. Guomindang
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3. "Nixon Shock"
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4. Long March
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5. Great Leap Forward
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6. communes (China)
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7. Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)
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8. Red Guards
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9. burakumin
| 10. Oriental Exclusion law
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11. Gang of Four
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12. "four modernizations"
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13. zaibatsu
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14. Manchukuo
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15. "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere"
| 16. Tiananmen Square
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17. May Fourth movement
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18. Security Treaty of 1951
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20. "Cultural Revolution" (China)
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CHRONOLOGY (China)
Match the event in column I with the date in column II. Click the Key for the proper answer.
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II
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1. Qing Dynasty overthrown | | A. 1919 |
2. Beginning of "May Fourth Movement" | | B. 1959 |
3. Beginning of Chinese civil war | | C. 1964 |
4. Hong Kong returns to Chinese control | | D. 1911 |
5. China detonates its first atomic bomb | | E. 1949 |
6. Terrible famine in China begins | | F. 1945 |
7. Formation of the Chinese Communist Party | | G. 1997 |
8. Great Leap Forward | | H. 1966 |
9. "Cultural Revolution" (China) | | I. 1921 |
10. People's Republic of China established | | J. 1953 |
11. China and U.S. establish formal diplomatic relations | | K. 1958 |
12. First Five Year Plan in China | | L. 1978 |
WHO?
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1. This General helped bring down the Manchu dynasty and later attempted to rise to the throne himself.
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2. Communist Revolutionary who helped the Guomindang remodel itself along Communist party lines.
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3. Leader of the Guomindang armies, this general launched a campaign to reunify China.
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4. Communist leader who founded the People's Republic of China by mobilizing the peasantry. p. 794
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5. Radical defense minster and head of the People's Liberation Army who helped Mao engineer the cultural revolution.
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6. President of the Chinese Republic who attempted to curb the disastrous effects of some of Mao's policies.
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7. Writer who refused to conform to party rules in China and was imprisoned for her views. p. 822
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8. Pragmatic leader who opposed Mao's policies and eventually succeeded him.
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9. SCAP in Tokyo who fought tot save the imperial office as a tie to the cultural heritage for the Japanese.
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10. Prime Minister who was called the "Japanese Reagan".
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11. Son of a Chinese warlord, he tried to keep the Japanese from encroaching on Manchuria.
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12. Mao's wife, who (under Mao's influence) led the Gang of Four and was eventually tried for her government's repressive actions.
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13. Chiang Kai-shek's son, who succeeded his father and made many positive reforms in Taiwan.
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14. Leader of the movement to reunify China who organized the Nationalist Party and became a symbol of national unity.
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