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5. Turkey and Persia China Japan Latin America Wild Card 2 Point 4 Points 6 Points 8 Points 10 Points 2 Point 4 Points4 Points4 Points 6 Points 8 Points 10 Points 6 Points 8 Points 10 Points More China

6. Wanted to secularize and modernize Turkey

7. Mustafa Kemal or Ataturk

8. Wanted to modernize and industrialize Iran

9. Reza Shah Pahlavi

10. Type of government in Turkey and Persia

11. One-party dictatorship

12. Turkish reforms

13. W. calendar; separation of church and state; outlaw veil and fez; adopt surnames; industrialize; Latin alphabet; women’s rights; abolish polygamy

14. Persian reforms

15. Change name to Iran; build roads, hospitals, university; women’s rights; communications; industrialize

16. Chinese Communists fled Shanghai on 6000 miles over 1 year trek

17. Long March

18. Uprising of Chinese against Chinese Christians and foreigners

19. Boxer Rebellion

20. She seized power and allowed foreigners to dominate China.

21. Dowager Empress Tz’u-hsi

22. Chinese Nationalist party

23. Kuomintang

24. How did China become a republic in 1912?

25. Emperor Henry Pu Yi, age 12 years old, abdicated.

26. US plan to give all nations equal trading rights in China.

27. Open Door Policy

28. Founded China’s Nationalist party and their first republic

29. Sun Yat-sen

30. Leader of Chinese Communists

31. Mao Zedong

32. Set up a virtual dictatorship in China in the 1920s and 1930s

33. Chiang Kai-shek

34. Chiang drove out advisors from this country to halt Communist growth

35. USSR

36. Dominated the government under Meiji Restoration, especially after 1889 Constitution

37. The Military

38. Defeated by Japan in 1905

39. Russia

40. Positive social change which resulted from industrialization

41. Living standard rose; medical care, education improved; western ideas adopted

42. Negative social change which resulted from industrialization

43. Population explosion; cities grow; failed immigration attempts lead to resentment

44. Why build an empire in Asia?

45. Western rejection of Japan; need natural resources; need a place to send extra people

46. Type of government common after the Great Depression began

47. Authoritarian dictatorship

48. US policy of non- interference and cooperation

49. Good Neighbor Policy

50. Grew large with rural migration and European immigration

51. Cities

52. Most economies here were based on this.

53. Agriculture

54. He overthrew reformers in Cuba with US encouragement.

55. Fulgencio Batista

56. Type of protest preferred by Gandhi

57. Non-violent

58. In 1931 Chiang made a great mistake by doing little to stop this country’s invasion of China

59. Japan

60. Communist Chinese army of peasant volunteers

61. Red Army

62. Chiang initially believed they threatened China’s republic the most

63. Northern Warlords

64. Areas of the British Empire given autonomy/self-rule before WWII

65. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Ireland

66. Make your wager

67. Final Answer

68. Final Question