During the 1920s,
A. Sun Yat-sen brought his party back to prominence by taking over the southern province of Guangdong.
B. acting on Comintern advice, the CCP allied itself with the Nationalists in 1923.
C. Mao Zedong, a steel worker, became the military leader of the KMT-CCP alliance.
D. Mao Zedong established the Nanjing Republic.
E. China returned to the values of Confucius.
Answer: B
You might also like to view...
What was the primary reason for Germany’s presence in the Spanish Civil War?
a) The newly formed Luftwaffe could practice with their new weapons while aiding the Nationalist government of Spain. b) Like Napoleon Bonaparte before him, Adolf Hitler planned to annex Spain at the earliest opportunity. Consider This: Many German military aircraft were designed as commercial planes to avoid the Treaty of Versailles’s ban on building a German air force. See 12.7: Narrative: Painted Terror. c) Hermann Göring, head of the German air force, believed the Spanish, as non-Aryans, could be disposed of. Consider This: Many German military aircraft were designed as commercial planes to avoid the Treaty of Versailles’s ban on building a German air force. See 12.7: Narrative: Painted Terror. d) The government of Spain paid the Germans handsomely for use of their air force, which Germany needed funds to develop. Consider This: Many German military aircraft were designed as commercial planes to avoid the Treaty of Versailles’s ban on building a German air force. See 12.7: Narrative: Painted Terror.
The Taft-Hartley Act could BEST be described as
A) a triumph of the Truman administration. B) a serious blow to the labor movement. C) establishing such supports as the minimum wage. D) an extension of FDR's New Deal vision. E) initiating an era of governmental regulation of business.
Roosevelt believed that America's timberlands __________
A) could be regulated by private companies B) should be cut down by lucrative paper making companies C) should be set aside for oil and coal reserves D) should be preserved
The winner of the popular vote in the election of 1824, though not the victor in the election, was
a. Henry Clay. b. Andrew Jackson. c. John Quincy Adams. d. William Crawford. e. James Monroe