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What reflects aspects of the Chinese Communist Party's strategy on its revolutionary path to power |
Land reform and guerrilla warfare |
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What did the Russian and Chinese revolutions share in common with the french Revolution |
A vision of the good society inba modernizing future |
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In contrast to Russia, the communist revolution in China |
Focused on building peasant support in the countryside |
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What made modernization more difficult in China than in Russia |
The larger population in China |
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What was a feature common in both Soviet and Chinese policies toward women |
They were largely state - directed |
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In contrast to china, the collectivization of agriculture in the Soviet Union |
Was marked by extensive violence and the execution or deportation of wealthier peasants |
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What waa criticism of the Soviet model of industrialization made by Chinese leaders in the mid-1950s |
It promoted indivdualistic and careerist values |
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In what respect did the communist movements in the twentieth century depart from Marxist theory |
They occurred in largely agarian societies |
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What was the end results of Mao's two great campaigns- the Great leap forward and Cultural Revolution |
The death and ruin of tens of millions, and the widespread discrediting of communism |
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How did the cold war affect countries emerging from colonial rule in the second half of the twentieth century |
Both the United States and the Soviet Union gave them military and economic aid in the hope of gaining their support |
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What contributed to American global influence in the decades following World War II |
The absorption of the former colonies of European empires within the American sphere of influence |
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What describes relations among those countries controlled by communist parties |
Bitter and divisive conflict undermined any sense of communist solidarity |
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What contributed to the failure of Soviet reforms to strengthen socialism and revive a stagnant economy |
They planned economy was dismantled before a functioning market - based system could emerge |
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What was the result of the reforms instituted under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping in China in the 1980s |
Rapid economic growth based on capitalist models |
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What effect did the Soviet policy of gladnost have on the communist countries in Eastern Europe |
It sparked demonstration that toppled the communist states in Eastern Europe |
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In what country did a Soviet-backed communist regime assume power in 1979 |
Afghanistan |
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What did the different expressions of global communism in the twentieth century share in common |
A common ideology derived fromz European Marxism |
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What refers to the military alliance that united the Soviet Union with European communist states against Western capitalist countries during the cold war |
The Warsaw Pact |
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The contributed to the outbreak of the Russian Revolution |
The pressures of World War I |
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The promises made by the Bolsheviks resonated with the majority of the Russian population in 1917 |
Worker control of factories |
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What contributed to the Bolsheviks' victory in the Russian civil war |
The divisions among their opponents |
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What was a value empathized in the socialist modernity of communist states |
Equality |
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What was a feature of most communist states |
Mass organizations controlled by the Communist Party |
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What events in China was most similar to the search for "enemies of the people" in the Soviet Terror of the late 1930s |
The Cultural Revolution |
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What countries' membership in the "second world" of communist countries occurred without Soviet military intervention |
Cuba |
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What countries was an arena for a "hot war" between Soviet-backed communist forces and U.S - backed resistance force |
Afghanistan |
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The tension of the cold waa strengthened the influence of the what on the government of the United States and the Soviet Union |
The military-industrial complex |
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What occurred in the wake of the collapse of thw Soviet Union amd the end of communism |
Ooen conflict among different ethnic groups language |
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In the twentieth first century, international tension born of communism remain in |
East Asia and the Caribbean |
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What was a feature of both Soviet and Chinese reforms in the 1980s and 1990s |
Welcoming foreign investment in joint enterprises |
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What was a phrase used during the Soviet Terror to describes the activities in the gulag camps |
Land improvement |
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Whose perspective is expressed in the following statement from the Soviet Union |
A communist party official working in the collectives |
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In this poster what is attacked as a feature of the "Old War" |
Revolution |
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The Great leap Forward poster depicts overcoming what |
The divide between agriculture amd industry |
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Whay does the poster suggest about how the Chinese state under the leadership of Mao Zedong sought to achieve gender equal |
By having women wngage in the same work as men |
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In this poster in Visual Source 21.4 the red books in the hands of people in the crowd contained quotations from |
Mao Zedong |
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What color is associated with the new society created by the Communist revolution in China |
Red |
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What occurrences during the Cold war best supports the main contention of the passage above |
Both the Ubites States and The Soviet Union armed and supported rival countries and factionz in Africa, Asia, and Latin America |
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What was the most immediate effect of the collaspe of the communist regime in the Soviet Union |
The end of the cold war |
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What best describes the main argument that Harris is making in the passage above |
The failure of the international community to provide effective economic assistance to latin america has fueled interest in Guevara's |
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What challenges to superpower domination by a smaller nation during the Cold War |
Prague Spring |
