Global History 10: East Asia Post WWII History

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Global History 10: East Asia Post WWII History

destroy militarism, create a democratic society
What were the two US goals in Japan after WWII?
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destroy militarism, create a democratic society What were the two US goals in Japan after WWII?
General Douglas MacArthur What US general oversaw the occupation and restructuring of Japan?
Japanese Parliament created by the US What was the Diet and who created it?
made it only a small defensive army What did the US do to Japan's army?
put them on trial What did the US do to Japanese military leaders from WWII?
civil rights What did the US help grant to Japan after WWII?
ceremonial only What power did the emperor have or not have after WWII when the US helped restructure?
prime minister and the Diet What two figures had power in Japan now?
democratic ideas taught What changed in Japanese education?
they were freed from Japanese control What happened to overseas territories when America occupied Japan?
huge increase in gross domestic product Why was Japan considered an economic miracle?
exporting their goods What did the Japanese's successful economy mostly depend on?
successful post WWII industrialization, educated and skilled work force, money available for investment, and restrictions on imports List four reasons why Japan had a successful economic recovery
Chinese Communist Party What is the CCP?
Guomindang What's another name for the CCP?
Chiang Kai-Shek and the Nationalists Who did the CCP defeat to take control of China in 1949?
Mao Zedong Who was the Chinese Communist leader?
Communist guidebook, contained quotes from Mao What was the "Little Red Book" and what did it contain?
Great Leap Forward What was the big surge for industrialization?
peasants lived and worked on group farms What are communes?
how to have a revolution What did the Cultural Revolution teach children?
Mao Zedong Who led the Cultural Revolution?
Red Guards Who had to restore order during the Cultural Revolution?
turn their parents in What did children do during the Cultural Revolution?
rid capitalism, bring in communism What was the Cultural Revolution trying to push out and bring in?
Jiang Qing and her supporters Who was in the Gang of Four?
seize control of China What did the Gang of Four try to do after Mao Zedong died?
Jiang Qing Who was Mao Zedong's widow?
one who lives with private ownership What is a capitalist? (in terms of ownership)
Deng Xiaoping Who was Mao's successor?
capitalism Was Deng Xiaoping for communism or capitalism?
science, industry, agriculture, defense What were the four modernizations? (the four areas)
modernize them What was Deng trying to do in the four modernizations to science, industry, agriculture, and Japan's defense?
got land but they had to pay a certain amount to government then the rest was profit What did families do in the Responsibilty System?
Special Economic Zone What is an SEZ? *define
foreign enterprises could operate with tax breaks What could the Chinese do in the SEZ's?
Communism vs Confucianism What is the conflict in modern China?
communism says everyone is equal, confucianism says man is head of household What's the problem with communism and confucianism?
1.5 billion people What population pressure (amount) does China face today?
Tianamen Square Massacre What was it called when college students were forcefully attacked by the Chinese government for routing for democratic changes?
US says its independent, China says it's theirs Why is Taiwan a source of conflict between the US and China?
US and USSR Who agreed that Korea should be independent after WWII and sent troops to occupy the peninsula? (two nations)
USSR Who occupied north of the 38th parallel of Korea?
US Who occupied south of the 38th parallel of Korea?
North Korea Which part of Korea never had elections held?
North Korea invaded South Korea Who invaded who to begin the Korean War?
no real winner What is a stalemate?
stalemate What was declared at the end of the Korean War?
agreement to stop fighting and yes What is an armistice and did one get signed after the Korean War?
neutral area between North and South Korea What is a DMZ?
Dimilitarized zone What does DMZ stand for?
place where the cold war was broken out What is a hot spot?
Can develop nuclear technology Why is North Korea a threat to us?
they can hit South Korea, our ally If North Korea can't hit us with their nuclear technology, why are we worried?
country who industrialized quickly after WWII? What is an Asian Tiger?
Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan Who are the four Asian Tigers?
self reliance What is juche?

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