Stats: Republican China: 1937-1949

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
After being taken from China, Japanese forces carried out this brutal massacre	Nanjing Massacre	100%
However, the battle in this coastal city lasted this length alone	Shanghai	91%
Island that Chiang began to move forces to as he was losing the war	Taiwan	91%
Year Chiang fled from mainland China. He would not return, dying in 1975	1949	82%
Soon after the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War, Beijing and this port city were seized by the Japanese	Tianjin	82%
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, this country officially declared their support for China in their war against Japan	The United States	73%
The Imperial Japanese Army boasted that they could seize China in this time frame	Three Months	73%
Where did Chiang move the Chinese capital to	Chongqing	64%
For the remainder of the war, the Communists engaged primarily in this type of warfare against the Japanese	Guerrilla Warfare	64%
Top Republican politician whose defeatist outlook of the war caused him to collaborate with the Japanese	Wang Jingwei	64%
After four months of fighting in this city, the Chinese forces retreated. However it bought the Chinese time to regroup in central China	Wuhan	64%
Occupation of this country by Japan closed down the main land route used to transport supplies into China	Burma	55%
This led to the declaration of this. It would not be lifted until 1987	Martial Law	55%
Japanese puppet state set up in Inner Mongolia. It was nominally head by Mongolian prince Demchugdongrub	Mengjiang	55%
In the above battles, the Japanese used this weapon against Chinese forces and civilians	Poison Gas	55%
The first two Japanese puppet states above were then merged into this, with the above person as the head of it	Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China	55%
Chiang's wife, who travelled to the United States to ask for more aid to China	Soong Meiling	55%
Complications regarding the Soviet withdrawal from Manchuria along with increased tension between the Communists and Nationalists eventually ended the negotiations and restarted this war	The Chinese Civil War	55%
Chiang ordered the destruction of the dikes along this river, leading to a massive flood that both delayed the advancing Japanese, but killed thousands of civilians	Yellow River	55%
One of the first Chinese victories in the war	Battle of Taierzhuang	45%
Fearful that this city would be taken by the Japanese quickly, Chiang ordered it to be burned down	Changsha	45%
The United States also repealed this act from 1882, which prohibited Chinese immigration	Chinese Exclusion Act	45%
Leader of the above. He would often be at odds with the above general	Claire Lee Chennault	45%
However, China's other allies believed more aid should go to this continent meaning that China would receive less help from its allies	Europe	45%
On the island, Nationalist governor, Chen Yi cracked down on anti-government protests in this event	February 28th incident	45%
Communist campaign that led to the occupation most of China north of Yangtze	Huaihai Campaign	45%
Incompetent general that was sent by the above to advise Chiang	Joseph Stilwell	45%
Offensive launched by Japan in order to connect Northern China to French Indochina and to destroy Chinese air bases	Operation Ichi-Go	45%
The Japanese set up this puppet state which incorporated the major cities of Shanghai and Nanjing	Reformed Government of the Republic of China	45%
At this warehouse, Colonel Xie Jinyuan and his men held off the Japanese long enough for the majority of Chinese forces to evacuate	Sihang Warehouse	45%
Although inflicting little damage on Tokyo, this air raid led to the deaths of thousands of Chinese citizens in an attempt by the Japanese to find the pilots	The Doolittle Raid	45%
With the formation of the Second United Front, the Red Army was renamed this	The Eighth Route Army	45%
Name of the group of American pilots who volunteered to fight in China	The Flying Tigers	45%
One of the only offensives against Japan launched by the above	The Hundred Regiments Offensive	45%
Conference in which allowed the Soviet Union to restore their interests in Manchuria, which were seized after the Russo-Japanese War	Yalta Conference	45%
Movement started by Mao in order to further consolidate his power in the party	Yan'an Rectification Movement	45%
Chiang travelled to this Middle Eastern city to meet with FDR and Winston Churchill. At the conference, most of the promises made to China were never implemented	Cairo	36%
Siege of this city by forces under Communist general Lin Biao led to the deaths of thousands from starvation	Changchun	36%
In the above battle, Chiang's ______ trained divisions had heavy casualties	German	36%
Economic problem afflicting the government due to its heavy expenses in the war against Japan and the civil war	Inflation	36%
Meanwhile, in Manchuria, the Soviet Union secretly handed over these to Communist forces	Japanese Weapons	36%
Mission by American forces to visit Communist Yan'an. The report from it would encourage the American government to support collaboration between the Communists and the Nationalists	The Dixie Mission	36%
Name of the pass over the Himalayan mountains where supplies would be flown into Yunnan province.	The Hump	36%
The damage caused in the above against Japanese forces led to the implementation of this controversial policy by Japan	The "Three-Alls" Policy	36%
However, this general successfully defended it in three separate attacks by the Japanese	Xue Yue	36%
Another Chinese general who often worked with the above	Bai Chongxi	27%
Battle in which Chinese forces were able to outmaneuver and escape destruction by Japanese forces	Battle of Xuzhou	27%
The United Kingdom and the United States relinquished their rights to this in China in 1943	Extraterritoriality	27%
Leader of Japan's Biological Warfare Unit 731, who was pardoned by the United States after the war for giving over information to the government	Ishii Shiro	27%
General who participated in the above. He was noted for achieving many victories for China in the war	Li Zongren	27%
This conflict between Republican and Communist forces occurred when the Communists refused to follow Chiang's orders to withdraw from the Yangtze River Valley	New Fourth Army Incident	27%
This campaign led to eventual loss of Manchuria to the Communists	The Liaoshen Campaign	27%
This led to the fall of this man from power in the party. He was seen as a rival to Mao	Wang Ming	27%
Sensing that the Japanese were being drawn to a stalemate, Chiang ordered this failed counterattack	1939–1940 Winter Offensive	18%
A battle in Hubei Province where a Japanese Offensive was repulsed by Chinese forces	Battle of Suixian–Zaoyang	18%
Currency that Chiang attempted to implement into the economy to combat the above. This scheme failed to stop it	Chinese Gold Yuan	18%
Former Chief of Staff of the United States Army who was sent to negotiate with the two sides in place of the above	George Marshall	18%
American politician who was sent to negotiate a peace between the Communists and Nationalists. He failed after being manipulated by Mao	Patrick Hurley	18%
Another puppet state which was directly north of the above	Provisional Government of the Republic of China	18%
In this city, Collaborationist forces from the East Hebei Army turned against the Japanese	The Tongzhou mutiny	18%
Japanese general who was complicit in the massacre. He would die over four decades later after being granted immunity at the end of the war	Yasuhiko Asaka	18%

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