Comprehensive Study Guide: Gandhi, China, and Postwar Decolonization

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What moral philosophy did Mohandas Gandhi embrace during his time in South Africa?

Tolerance and nonviolence (ahimsa)

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What technique of passive resistance did Gandhi develop?

Satyagraha (truth and firmness)

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What title was given to Mohandas Gandhi, meaning 'great soul'?

Mahatma

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Who was the head of the Muslim League that warned of a unified India threatening Muslims?

Muhammad Ali Jinnah

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What was the outcome of Jinnah's advocacy for Indian Muslims?

The creation of Pakistan in 1947 and he wanted one India for indian muslims

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What led to the partition of British-ruled India after World War II?

The division into two independent nations: India for Hindus and Pakistan for Muslims

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What conference led to the formation of the Nonaligned Movement?

The Bandung Conference

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Who ended the Qing dynasty and created a new republic in China?

Sun Yat-sen

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What political party did Sun Yat-sen want to continue ruling China?

The Nationalist Party (Guomindang)

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Who took over the Nationalist Party after Sun Yat-sen's death?

Chiang Kai-shek

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What significant event did the Communists undertake to escape attacks from the Nationalists?

The Long March

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Who emerged as the leader of the Chinese Communist movement during the Long March?

Mao Zedong

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What happened to the Nationalist government after World War II?

They fled to the island of Taiwan

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What was the focus of China's first Five-Year Plan introduced in 1955?

Expansion of heavy industry at the expense of consumer goods

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What was the Great Leap Forward?

A campaign by Mao to collectivize all land and business enterprises, which ultimately failed

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What was the goal of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution implemented in 1966?

To root out foreign, bourgeois, or anticommunist values in Chinese life

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What were the consequences of the Cultural Revolution for China?

It cost years of stable development and gutted the educational system

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Who came to power in China in 1981 and moderated Mao's policies?

Deng Xiaoping

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What role did President Nixon play in U.S.-China relations?

He helped to normalize relations with China

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What was a significant outcome of Deng Xiaoping's policies?

Opening Chinese society to global trade and dramatic economic growth

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What was the status of the Communist Party under Deng Xiaoping?

It continued to tightly control the government with no signs of permitting democracy

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What global process transformed the postwar world alongside the Cold War?

Decolonization

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Which European country held onto its colonies the longest?

Portugal

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Who helped to defeat Japan's occupation of Vietnam during World War II?

Ho Chi Minh

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What was the outcome of Ho Chi Minh's struggle against the French in Vietnam?

He and his Communist followers defeated the French

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What was decided at the Geneva Conference regarding Vietnam?

North Vietnam would be controlled by Communists and South Vietnam would remain noncommunist

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Which countries provided aid to North and South Vietnam during the Vietnam War?

North Vietnam received aid from the Soviet Union and China; South Vietnam received aid from the U.S.

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What was the outcome of the Vietnam War in 1975?

North Vietnam conquered South Vietnam and united the country under a communist government