Question 1

For a time during the Cultural Revolution,one could easily obtain a government position by

Accepted Answer

A)  appealing to Mao personally. 
B)  memorizing the Thought of Chairman Mao in the little red book. 
C)  spending two years in the Red Guards. 
D)  openly criticizing Stalin and communism. 
E)  None of the options are correct. 
A)  appealing to Mao personally. 
B)  memorizing the Thought of Chairman Mao in the little red book. 
C)  spending two years in the Red Guards. 
D)  openly criticizing Stalin and communism. 
E)  None of the options are correct.

Question 2

Which of the following statements was not true of Deng Xiaoping?

Accepted Answer

A)  He had been a prisoner of the Cultural Revolution. 
B)  His most important achievement was to allow free market incentives. 
C)  He sought to improve relations with foreign capitalists and to bring investment capital into the country. 
D)  He vowed to take China forward, past "normal" socialism, into a bright future. 
E)  He began to allow more freedom of expression, but he ordered the massacre of demonstrating students in 1989. 
A)  He had been a prisoner of the Cultural Revolution. 
B)  His most important achievement was to allow free market incentives. 
C)  He sought to improve relations with foreign capitalists and to bring investment capital into the country. 
D)  He vowed to take China forward, past "normal" socialism, into a bright future. 
E)  He began to allow more freedom of expression, but he ordered the massacre of demonstrating students in 1989.

Question 3

During the Vietnam War,the Soviet Union

Accepted Answer

A)  tried to aid the insurgents in every way possible. 
B)  consistently tried to bring peace by acting as middleman. 
C)  took a bystander's role rather than assisting the insurgents. 
D)  healed the conflict with China, to assist Ho Chi Minh. 
E)  chose to support Cambodia but not Vietnam. 
A)  tried to aid the insurgents in every way possible. 
B)  consistently tried to bring peace by acting as middleman. 
C)  took a bystander's role rather than assisting the insurgents. 
D)  healed the conflict with China, to assist Ho Chi Minh. 
E)  chose to support Cambodia but not Vietnam.

Question 4

The ____________________ used the thought of Chairman Mao to spearhead their radical revolutionary campaign.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ used the thought of Chairman...

Question 5

In the aftermath of World War II,

Accepted Answer

A)  Japan was forced to unseat its emperor. 
B)  Japan had a native civilian government operated under American supervision. 
C)  General MacArthur treated the Japanese much like the Germans were treated after World War I. 
D)  the Japanese turned their backs on their native religion. 
E)  the Japanese experienced a lengthy recession. 
A)  Japan was forced to unseat its emperor. 
B)  Japan had a native civilian government operated under American supervision. 
C)  General MacArthur treated the Japanese much like the Germans were treated after World War I. 
D)  the Japanese turned their backs on their native religion. 
E)  the Japanese experienced a lengthy recession.

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