misscutiebum
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These are some questions on my exam review. It is not worth anything but I have to study it for my exam. I am unsure about them and just need to see if they are what I have.
In recent years, Sri Lanka has experienced conflict between Tamil Hindus and Sinhalese
Muslims.
Christians.
Buddhists.
Jains.
The Japanese ruled Korea as a colony until
the end of World War I.
the end of World War II.
1958.
1973.
From 1955 to 1993, Japanese leadership was dominated by
Emperor Hirohito.
the U.S. occupation government.
a series of Socialist coalitions.
a single political party, the LDP.
The largely Muslim country formed in 1947 by the partition of India was
Kashmir.
Pakistan.
Sri Lanka.
Bangladesh.
While encouraging market reforms during the 1980s, China's pragmatic leaders continued to oppose
economic ties with the West.
economic ties with the United States.
investment in military production.
the granting of greater political freedoms to its citizens.
One reason for the rupture in Soviet-Chinese relations was
differing views about Marxism.
differing views about the United States.
Russian support for Chiang Kai-shek.
Chinese support for the de-Stalinization campaign.
Until 1948 the country now called Myanmar was
part of British India.
part of Indonesia.
ruled by the French.
ruled by the Chinese.
The prohibition on Japanese military development had the side effect of
helping the country concentrate its resources on producing consumer goods.
increasing the country's dependence on imported consumer goods.
increasing the country's dependence on Chinese military protection.
making North Korea the dominant military power in the Pacific.
Democratic elections meant to unify Vietnam in 1956 were prevented by
Communist leader Ho Chi Minh.
South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem.
the Japanese.
the Chinese.
Of the troops representing the UN during the Korean War, 90 percent of the soldiers came from
China.
the Soviet Union.
Vietnam.
the United States.
Since 1950, the Tibetan people have suffered under
Japanese rule.
Korean rule.
Chinese rule.
Vietnamese rule.
While nominally democratic, until the 1980s South Korea was essentially ruled by a
king.
Communist dictatorship.
military dictatorship.
Chinese-run puppet regime.
After his defeat by the Communists, Chiang Kai-shek led his followers to
South Korea.
Beijing.
Taiwan.
Hong Kong.
The postwar Japanese constitution barred
the country from trading with the Soviet Union.
Hirohito from becoming emperor.
the country from maintaining military forces.
Hirohito from remaining as emperor.
Nearly one-third of the Cambodian population died during the rule of
the Khmer Rouge.
the Viet Cong.
King Norodom Sihanouk.
General Suharto.
Many inhabitants of East Timor have been killed since the former Portuguese colony was seized by
Indonesia.
France.
Britain.
Malaysia.
North Korean economic growth over the past four decades has been hindered by
frequent changes in political leadership.
the repressive policies of Zhou Enlai and Deng Xiaoping.
huge military expenditures.
insufficient focus on heavy industrial development.
The Tiananmen Square crackdown stirred fears in Hong Kong about the
transfer of power to the Chinese.
transfer of power to the British.
city-state's relationship with Thailand.
city-state's relationship with the United States.
The Korean leader known as the "Great Leader" who created a cult of personality around himself was
Kim Jong Il.
Kim Young Sam.
Roh Tae Woo.
Kim Il Sung.
After being partitioned, India received millions of
Sikh migrants from Sri Lanka.
Hindu migrants from Pakistan.
Muslim migrants from Pakistan.
Muslim migrants from Kashmir.
The disastrous economic plan launched by the Chinese in 1958 was known as the
domino theory.
Great Leap Forward.
Cultural Revolution.
Four Modernizations.
A continuing cause of tension between Japan and many countries is
Japan's naval control of the Pacific.
Japan's export of government-subsidized raw materials.
Japan's nuclear weapons program.
the difficulty foreign companies face trying to sell goods in Japan.
In recent years, Sri Lanka has experienced conflict between Tamil Hindus and Sinhalese
Muslims.
Christians.
Buddhists.
Jains.
The Japanese ruled Korea as a colony until
the end of World War I.
the end of World War II.
1958.
1973.
From 1955 to 1993, Japanese leadership was dominated by
Emperor Hirohito.
the U.S. occupation government.
a series of Socialist coalitions.
a single political party, the LDP.
The largely Muslim country formed in 1947 by the partition of India was
Kashmir.
Pakistan.
Sri Lanka.
Bangladesh.
While encouraging market reforms during the 1980s, China's pragmatic leaders continued to oppose
economic ties with the West.
economic ties with the United States.
investment in military production.
the granting of greater political freedoms to its citizens.
One reason for the rupture in Soviet-Chinese relations was
differing views about Marxism.
differing views about the United States.
Russian support for Chiang Kai-shek.
Chinese support for the de-Stalinization campaign.
Until 1948 the country now called Myanmar was
part of British India.
part of Indonesia.
ruled by the French.
ruled by the Chinese.
The prohibition on Japanese military development had the side effect of
helping the country concentrate its resources on producing consumer goods.
increasing the country's dependence on imported consumer goods.
increasing the country's dependence on Chinese military protection.
making North Korea the dominant military power in the Pacific.
Democratic elections meant to unify Vietnam in 1956 were prevented by
Communist leader Ho Chi Minh.
South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem.
the Japanese.
the Chinese.
Of the troops representing the UN during the Korean War, 90 percent of the soldiers came from
China.
the Soviet Union.
Vietnam.
the United States.
Since 1950, the Tibetan people have suffered under
Japanese rule.
Korean rule.
Chinese rule.
Vietnamese rule.
While nominally democratic, until the 1980s South Korea was essentially ruled by a
king.
Communist dictatorship.
military dictatorship.
Chinese-run puppet regime.
After his defeat by the Communists, Chiang Kai-shek led his followers to
South Korea.
Beijing.
Taiwan.
Hong Kong.
The postwar Japanese constitution barred
the country from trading with the Soviet Union.
Hirohito from becoming emperor.
the country from maintaining military forces.
Hirohito from remaining as emperor.
Nearly one-third of the Cambodian population died during the rule of
the Khmer Rouge.
the Viet Cong.
King Norodom Sihanouk.
General Suharto.
Many inhabitants of East Timor have been killed since the former Portuguese colony was seized by
Indonesia.
France.
Britain.
Malaysia.
North Korean economic growth over the past four decades has been hindered by
frequent changes in political leadership.
the repressive policies of Zhou Enlai and Deng Xiaoping.
huge military expenditures.
insufficient focus on heavy industrial development.
The Tiananmen Square crackdown stirred fears in Hong Kong about the
transfer of power to the Chinese.
transfer of power to the British.
city-state's relationship with Thailand.
city-state's relationship with the United States.
The Korean leader known as the "Great Leader" who created a cult of personality around himself was
Kim Jong Il.
Kim Young Sam.
Roh Tae Woo.
Kim Il Sung.
After being partitioned, India received millions of
Sikh migrants from Sri Lanka.
Hindu migrants from Pakistan.
Muslim migrants from Pakistan.
Muslim migrants from Kashmir.
The disastrous economic plan launched by the Chinese in 1958 was known as the
domino theory.
Great Leap Forward.
Cultural Revolution.
Four Modernizations.
A continuing cause of tension between Japan and many countries is
Japan's naval control of the Pacific.
Japan's export of government-subsidized raw materials.
Japan's nuclear weapons program.
the difficulty foreign companies face trying to sell goods in Japan.