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What the main reasons for the occupation of Japan, post-WWII?
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The US wanted to be sure Japan would never be a militaristic power again.
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What was Mao Zedong’s program to renew the spirit of the Chinese Revolution?
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The Cultural Revolution
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How are North and South Korea different?
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North-Communist South-Democratic
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Who controlled the northern part of Korea after WWII?
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The Soviet Union
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What characteristic of imperialist nations was shared by Japan before and during WWII?
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They thought their culture was superior to the countries which they subjugated.
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What political ideology was common to the independence of Indochina?
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Communism
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What is the smallest work sector in Japan?
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Agriculture
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What was a main reason that Japan went to war against the US?
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The US cut off Japan’s supply of oil.
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Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?
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They hoped to incapacitate the US naval fleet and force the US to negotiate a peace treaty. That didn’t work out so good for them…did it?
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What is Bushido?
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The Japanese warrior code…fight to the last man. Never surrender.
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Who were the Kamikaze?
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Pilots who were committed to crashing their planes into US ships on suicide missions.
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Why were atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima (8/6/45) and Nagasaki (8/9/45)?
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The US thought that this show of new technology/force would speed up the end of WWII. Those cities were chosen because the were port cities and industrial centers.
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-Which political party established The People’s Republic of China on 10/1/1949? -What was China’s Great Leap Forward designed to do?
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-The Chinese Communist Party -Speed up economic development.
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-Which leader proclaimed the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam? -Which “democratic” leader lead the corrupt South Vietnamese?
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-Ho Chi Minh -Ngo Dinh Diem
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What is Tibet in relation to China?
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Tibet is part of China
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What happened to the part of China that fought with the US in WWII?
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They became the Nationalist controlled government of Taiwan
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-During the Korean War, the US was involved on behalf of______ -What countries were helping N. Korea? -Why did Truman fire MacArthur?
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-The United Nations -China and the Soviet Union -MacArthur was arrogant and disrespectful…and overly aggressive toward China.
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-What was the Gulf of Tonkin Incident? -Who were the Viet Cong? -What was the turning point of the Vietnam War leading to the US leaving?
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-A later refuted report that a US ship had been attacked by N. Vietnamese gunboats. It led to direct US involvement in Viet Nam. -S. Vietnamese Rebels fighting for the North -The Tet Offensive
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-Where is Korea divided? -How about Viet Nam? -Which US president sent the most troops to Viet Nam?
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38 th Parallel 17 th Parallel Lyndon B. Johnson
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What was The Cold War?
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A stand-off between the US and the Soviet Union leading to the build-up of arms on both sides.
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-Who was Mohandas Ghandi? -What was the Indian National Congress. -Why were India and Pakistan separated?
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- He was the unofficial leader of the Indian Independence Movement. He led by modeling non- violence. -The movement to gain India’s independence from Britain. -Religion…Hindu v Muslim
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Why did East Pakistan become the country of Bangladesh?
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Distance and resistance to Pakistani authority.
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What is unusual about the Korean War?
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It never actually ended.
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What was unique about the Vietnam war?
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It was the first war that was televised and it divided the country (ours).
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Who was Nehru?
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The first prime minister of India and a disciple of Ghandi.
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