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45 Cards in this Set
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The association of southeast asian nations
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ASEAN
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Mao's program to boost China's industrial output
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Great Leap Forward
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The collected sayings of chairman mao
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Little Red Book
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The idea that if one nation becomes communist many will
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Domino Effect
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Guerilla group which took over Cambodia in the 1970's
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Khmer Rouge
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Mao's program to reinvigorate young Chineese communists
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Cultural Revolution
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The total value of all goods and services produced by a nation
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Gross Domestic Product
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Democratically elected Japanese parliment
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Diet
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When a nation brings in more goods than it sends out
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Trade Deficit
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Dengs plan to advance China in major trade fields
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Four Modernizations
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Burmese leader, imprisoned for 10 years by military
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Aung San Suu Kyi
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Chinese leader after Mao who Modernized China
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Deng Xiaoping
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North Korea's "Great Leader"
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Kim II Sung
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Chinese communist leader established the PRC
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Mao Zedong
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American who oversaw post- WWII ocupation of Japan
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Gen D. MacArthur
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Vietnamese leader who led his nation to independance
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Ho Chi Minh
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Norht Korea's " Dear Leader", the son of " Great leader"
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Kim Jong II
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South Korean leader during the Korean conflict
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Syngman Rhee
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Chinese Nationalist leader, defeated by the communists
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Jiang Jieshi
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Cambodian general who led Khmer Rogue
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Pol Pot
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Capital of People's Republic of China
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Beijing
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Island off Chinese coast where Chinese Nationalists fled
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Taiwan
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Site of a 1989 pro-democracy rally and massacre
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Tiananmen Square
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Capital of South Korea and 1988 Summer Olympics host
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Seoul
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Island off Chinese coast coast returned to PRC from UK in 1997
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Hong Kong
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Area of Indonesia which became independent in 2002
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East Timor
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Country which overthrew ferdinand Marcos in 1986
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The Phillipeans
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Capital of Japan
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Tokyo
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Japanese city rocked by a massive 1995 eathquake
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Kobe
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3,200 mile long island nation
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Indonesia
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As a part of their constitution written in 1946, the japanese people forever renounced this as a sovereign right
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War
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The communists were able to defeat the Nationalists in China, in part, because they were able to get these two groups to side with them
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Peaseants and Women
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Which of the following was not among Deng Xiaoping's Four Modernizations
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Trade
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This was the dividing line for the Korean Peninsula from 1946-1953
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38th Parallel
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Which of the following epitomized Mao's backyard industries during the great leap forward
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Steel
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Which of the following did Ho Chi Minh not help defeat in Vietnam between 1940 and 1975
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Great Britian
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Which of the following East Asian nations has a largely Muslim population
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Indonesia
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This is the name for the economies of Taiwand, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Singapore
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The Asian Tigers
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This was the dividing line for the nation of Vietnam from 1954-1975
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17th parallel
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Examples of these extermination facilities include Dachau and Aushcutiz
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Concentration Camps
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Which of the following was not a party to the 1940 Tripartite Pact
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Spain
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This 1941 Law allowed the British and Soviet to use war materials now and pay later
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Lend-Lease Act
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Which of the following nations was not a memeber of the United States or Allies
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Spain
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One of the primary goals of Irish nationalists during the latter half of the 19th century was this concept of local self-government
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Home Rule
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Emmeline Pankhurst was one of Britain;s major advocates for granting this right to women
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