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This was the name of the last dynasty in

China.

What was the Qing (Manchu) Dynasty?

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Power for Emperors in China came from this.

What is Mandate from Heaven?

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This was the name of the war that the Treaty

of Nanjing ended.

What is Opium War?

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Name 3 terms of the Treaty of Nanjing.

What were: 1. Pay for the war 2. open up 5 more

ports for the British 3.Britain seized Hong Kong

4. limited taxes?

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Name 3 problems facing the last dynasty

of China. What were natural disasters, heavy taxes

on the peasants, foreign invasions, peasant

revolts?

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Yin and Yang balance out nature.

What is Daoism?

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There are 5 basic relationships in this

system.

What is Confucianism?

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Goal of life is oneness with the Way in this

Belief System.

What is Daoism?

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Kong Fu Zi was the founder of this Belief

System.

What Confucianism?

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The 4 Noble Truths are a part of the key

principles in this Belief System.

What is Buddhism?

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Locate Hong Kong.

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Locate Beijing.

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Locate the Yellow Sea.

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Locate Mongolia.

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Locate T’aipei.

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This foreign country invaded during the Civil

War, causing a temporary truce.

What is Japan?

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This side won the Chinese Civil War.

Who are the Communists?

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He was the leader of the Kuomintang.

Who is Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi)?

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This is where the loser of the Civil War fled to

in 1949.

What is Taiwan?

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These were Dr. Sun Yet-sen’s (Sun Yixian) 3

Principles.

What are Nationalism, Democracy, and

Livelihood?

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Students gathered here in 1989 to

protest.

What is Tiananmen

Square?

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This event under Mao was an attempt to

modernize the country but instead it led to a

famine and his ousting from power.What is the Great Leap Forward?

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Under Deng Xiao-ping, peasants could sell any extra crops after meeting the

govt. quota.What is the Responsibility

System?

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This was one positive change in Marriage

after the Revolution.What are: purchased

marriages illegal, divorces allowed, waiting period

before marriage, couples could select?

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Three results of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.

What are mass arrests, world community outraged, foreign

press banned, thousands killed, Communist Party

remained in power?

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He is the current leader of China.

Who is Hu Jintao?

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This group helped Mao regain power during

the Cultural Revolution.

What are the Red Guards (the young)?

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This was a symbol of hope to the students during the protest in

1989.What is the Goddess of Democracy?

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These are 2 problems China is currently facing.

What are economic issues, Human rights,

Tibetan independence, Overpopulation, North Korea/nuclear issue,

Taiwan?

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These were the 3 demands of the students

in 1989.What are more civil liberties, better university conditions and an end to corruption in

the Communist Govt?

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The worldwide event that began in 1929 led many nations to turn to

strong leaders who made promises of

recovery.What is the Great Depression?

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These two nations signed a non-aggression

pact one week before WWII in Europe began

and agreed to split Poland between them.Who are Germany & The

Soviet Union?

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This resulted when Germany attempted to pay off its reparations

by printing large quantities of paper

money.What is hyper-inflation?

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This NW region of Czechoslovakia was given to Hitler at the Munich Conference.

What is the Sudetenland?

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The term Anschluss refers to this event.

What is the German unification with Austria?

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This party led Italy from 1922 until 1943.

What is the Fascist Party?

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This was the symbol of the Nazi party.

What is the Swastika?

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The Nazi’s blamed these 3 groups for

Germany’s problems.

Who were the Jews Communists, and

Democrats?

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This was Hitler’s main justification for

acquiring Austria, parts of Czechoslovakia, and

parts of Poland.What was there were

German speaking people living there?

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This is the full name of the Nazi party.

What is the National Socialist German Workers Party?

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This name was given to the period following Poland’s fall when

many thought that no more fighting would

take place.What is the Phony

War?

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This battle was fought only in the air and

resulted in a German defeat.

What is the Battle of Britain?

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This is the German tank.

What is Panzer?

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Hitler’s major blunder at this Belgian location

allowed the allied armies to escape Europe in 1940.What is Dunkirk?

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Operation Barbarossa refers to this event.

What is Germany’s invasion of Russia?

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The Japanese attack of this American Naval base led the US to

enter WWII.

What is Pearl Harbor?

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This is the name given to Japanese suicide

pilots whose desperate actions slowed Allied

advances in 1945.

What are Kamikaze?

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This important America victory in 1942 was

made possible because we broke the Japanese

code.What is the Battle of

Midway?

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He was the supreme allied commander of forces in the Pacific.

Who was Gen. Douglas MacArthur?

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This is the correct order of these events chronologically: Iwo Jima, Midway, Pearl Harbor, Hiroshima.What is Pearl Harbor,

Midway, Iwo Jima, Hiroshima?

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He was the fascist leader of Italy before & during most of WWII.

Who was Benito Mussolini?

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He was the US president for most of

WWII.

Who is Franklin Roosevelt?

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He was the supreme Allied commander of

forces in the European theatre of war.

Who was Dwight D

Eisenhower?

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He was England’s Prime Minister during

the 1930’s.

Who was Neville

Chamberlain?

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Who was the German President who made

Hitler chancellor.

Who was Paul von

Hindenburg?

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These were the three nations that made up

the Axis Powers.

What are Germany, Italy, and Japan?

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This is term that describes the foreign policy followed by the United States in the 1920s and 1930s.

What is isolationism?

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These are three examples of

appeasement.What are allowing Germany to rearm,

German reoccupation of the Rhineland, German

union with Austria, allowing Germany to take

the Sudetenland, etc.

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The Big 3 met at this conference to plan the final defeat of Japan

and the post war world.

What is the Yalta

Conference?

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This document was issued by Roosevelt and

Churchill in August of 1941 supporting the rights of people to choose their own

governments. What is the Atlantic Charter?

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These are 5 permanent

members of the United Nations

Security Council.

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What is the Security Council?