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This was how the reigns of Alexander IIIand Nicholas II helped make

revolution possible.

What was they both upheld an autocratic government without reform?

1,2

Of the following this was the impact Russia’s involvement in WWI had on theRussian government: Created a window

for the Mensheviks; Established theDuma as voice of moderates; Revealed the

weaknesses of czarist rule and militaryleadership; All the above.

What was it revealed the weaknesses of czarist rule and military leadership?

1,3

This was how life for Russians changedafter the success of the Bolshevik

revolution: Education became a publicinstitution; Motherhood no longerconsidered patriotic duty; Russia

organized into several self-governingRepublics; All the above

What was Russia was organized into several self-governing republics?

1,4

One of the following is NOT part of thetransformation of the Soviet Union intoa totalitarian state: Great Purge; Five-Year Plans; Creation of the first soviets;

Or establishment of collective farms.

What are the creation of the first soviets?

2,1

This was why the Chinese peasantsaligned with Communists and not

the Nationalist.

What was the Communists divided land among the farmers, while the Nationalists ignored them?

2,2

This group of people were the victims ofthe Shanghai Massacre and these people

were their murderers.

What was Chinese Communists were killed by Chinese Nationalists?

2,3

This event in 1937 halted theChinese civil war.

What was Japan launched an all-out invasion of China?

2,4

These promises were made tothe Indian people in exchangefor their service under Britain

in WWI.

What was that reforms would lead to self-government?

3,1

These influences created anEnvironment for nationalism in

Southwest Asia.

What was the breakup of the Ottoman Empire and Western interest in the region?

3,2

In this country Nationalist lead asuccessful rebellion against itssultan and then reformed the government with an emphasis

on modernization.

What was Turkey?

3,3

This man was head of theBolshevik revolution.

Who was Vladimir Lenin?

3,4

This man was called “FatherRussia” and ruthlessly killedmany of his own countrymen.

Who was Stalin?

4,1

This man is called “Father of Modern China.”

Who was Sun Yixian?

4,2

This man’s goal was to stage aCommunist revolution in China

led by peasants.

Who was Mao Zedong?

4,3

This leader was called “GreatSoul” by his people.

Who was Mohandas Gandhi?

4,4

This man was the first presidentOf the new Republic of Turkey.

Who was Mustafa Kemal?

5,1

This man changed the name ofhis country from Persia to

Iran.

Who was Reza Shah Pahlavi?

5,2

Beginning a successful to unifyArabia, he renamed the new

kingdom Saudi Arabia.

Who was Abd al-Aziz Ibn Saud?

5,3

This event caused the death of400 Indians and wounded 1,200who were unarmed and enclosed

in a courtyard.

What was the Amritsar Massacre?

5,4

To curb dissent, these laws wereallowed the government to jailprotesters without trial for as

long as two years.

What were the Rowlatt Laws?