Who came to power to lead China in the interwar years?
A. the Communists under Mao Zedong
B. the New Youth movement
C. the Manchukuo crime syndicate
D. the Nationalists under Jiang Jieshi
Answer: D
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Early nineteenth-century nationalism directly opposed the principle upheld at the Congress of Vienna that:
A. ethnicity, rather than monarchies or dynasties, provide the basis for political unity. B. legitimate monarchies or dynasties, rather than ethnicity, provide the basis for political unity. C. military strength, rather than ethnicity, provides the basis for political unity. D. common language should provide the basis for political unity. E. a set of common ideals should provide the basis for political unity.
Which of the following best describes China's path to modernization before the May Fourth Movement?
a. China lacked key preconditions, such as high levels of literacy. b. China's Confucian ruling ideology blocked Westernization. c. China modernized more rapidly than Japan because of its capacity to assimilate. d. China followed a separate, non-Western path to modernization.
Women of the Republic were
A) always legally under a man's control but also had much more prestige and freedom than women in Classical Greece. B) able to acquire their own personal name. C) in control of society but only “behind the scenes.” D) treated essentially as slaves. E) able to choose their own husbands.
African Americans were able to work in all types of industry in the South
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.