1. Unit 3 Review: China

2. The phrase given to synchronous Party/state administration. dual rule, or parallel institutions

3. Arguably the most powerful office in the PRC. General Secretary of CCP.

4. Identify three major social cleavages in modern China. urban / rural rich / poor young / old

5. In chronological order, name China’s leaders. Mao Deng Jiang Hu

6. China’s new, rising generation of leaders are referred to as… technocrats

7. Why is 1911 a critical juncture in China’s political development? Overthrow of the dynastic system; rise of the Nationalists; establishment of ROC Dr. Sun Yat-sen

8. I was the leader of the Guomintang and the Republic of China before being defeated by Mao’s revolutionaries. Chiang Kai-shek

9. Under whose prime ministerial leadership did the U.K. join the EU, while declining to adopt the Euro? John Major

10. Name this, one of China’s two “Special Administrative Units.” Hong Kong (Macao is the other)

11. Name the four components of my reform program. glasnost perestroika demokratisatsiia new thinking

12. Name the two most recent additions to the membership of the European Union. Bulgaria and Romania

13. This Chinese critical juncture invited the masses to openly criticize the Party; those who did so were then persecuted. The Hundred Flowers Campaign

14. House of Commons is to the U.K. as __?__ is to the Russian Federation. Duma

15. This political institutions meets every five years. National Party Congress

16. Mao’s attempt to catch up to the industrial west within 15 years. Great Leap Forward

17. Constitutionally, China’s highest organ of state power. National People’s Congress

18. The English translation of “Tiananmen.” Gate of Heavenly Peace

19. How many states make up today’s European Union? 27

20. From top to bottom, name the four tiers of China’s judicial system. Supreme People’s Court Provincial People’s Courts Regional / city People’s Courts Local mediation committees

21. Name given to the opposition party in Commons. shadow government or loyal opposition

22. Mechanism of political/social control by the state in urban areas such as the industrial east. danwei, or work unit

23. Identify the “Three Pillars” of the European Union. trade / economic cooperation law enforcement / human rights foreign policy / European security

24. What institution selects members of the Politburo? The Central Committee of the CCP

25. As a result of economic reform, vast numbers of rural citizens have migrated to the major urban centers of the east. These emigrants have come to be known as China’s… floating population (some 100 million)

26. Name this political institution. Standing Committee of the Politburo

27. China’s State Council is analogous to Britain’s __?__. Cabinet

28. Identify Deng’s Four Modernizations. industry science agriculture military

29. This man’s power is attributed to the fact that he holds what three positions? President of the PRC General Secretary of the CCP Chairman of the Central Military Commission

30. His tour of duty in Afghanistan was recently curtailed. Prince Harry

31. By the year 2010, how many people are expected to have AIDS? 10 million

32. What percentage of the Chinese population is ethnically Han (within 5%)? 92%

33. Name this Autonomous Region. Tibet

34. Name the four presidents on Mount Rushmore.

35. The initial precursor to the European Union was called the European Coal & Steel Community

36. Wanna join? OK, but you’ve got to meet these three criteria. democratic institutions stable, free-market economy acceptance of EU law

37. Name China’s primary currency. yuan, or renminbi

38. The Opium Wars and the Open Door Policy suggest that the west’s primary interest in China was economic

39. Name me, China’s premier / head of government. Wen Jiabao

40. Name this brief flirtation with free speech from 1978. Democracy Wall

41. In both the U.K. and the U.S., whose task is it to rally party votes in the legislature? party whips

42. The people in positions of authority whose primary task is to maintain the mass line. cadres

43. The plug was pulled on this Russian presidential wanna-be. Garry Kasparov

44. With 27 members, it serves as the “executive branch” for the EU. European Commission

45. Mao’s student forces who enforced the principles of the Cultural Revolution and were later neutralized by the PLA. Red Guards

46. The highest judicial body in the U.K. Law Lords / House of Lords

47. Name the monkey. Marcel

48. Deng-initiated program that brought some degree of economic independence to rural peasants. household responsibility system

49. Identify the two countries that rejected the EU constitution in 2005. France The Netherlands

50. Name me, and identify the effect I had on China’s bureaucratic establishment. Jiang Zemin slashed 50%

51. Identify the two elements of the EU’s “legislative branch”. European Parliament & Council of Ministers

52. What was the name of my market reform program? shock therapy

53. How many members make up this institution? 646

54. The European Court of Justice is comprised of __?__ judges. 27

55. To whom is the NEP (New Economic Program) attributed? Lenin

56. What political party is represented here in yellow? Liberal Democrats

57. How many delegates were up for grabs in yesterday’s Mississippi Democratic primary election? 33

58. What high-ranking state official (name AND office) just gave birth to her second child? Attorney General Lisa Madigan

59. What body elects the members of the Central Committee of the CCP? The National Party Congress

60. What’s the formal name of this country? Republic of China

61. China’s social welfare state has been referred to as the iron rice bowl

62. What country previously occupied Hong Kong, prior to the 1997 turn-over? The U.K.

63. What’s our respective first names? Dmitry and Vladimir

64. In what year did this dramatic critical juncture occur? 1989