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Chapter 4.1 Quiz - International History
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Last updated: October 27, 2025
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1. After Yuan Shih-kai's Death (the prime minister of China at the time), what happened to China?
A new leader was appointed, who happened to be a warlord.
There was no leadership, and China fully collapsed.
It was fragmented into hundreds of small states, each ruled by warlords, and their private armies.
It was fragmented, split into many states ruled by prime ministers and labeled as separate countries.
2. What was the main group of people that started the May the Fourth Movement?
Chinese Laborers and Workers
Chinese Students
Chinese Leaders
Japanese Students
3. Why was the May the Fourth Movement started in the first place?
Politicians in China were angry at their people's reaction to their weakness.
Japanese students and laborers were angry at China for not signing the Twenty-One Demands.
Chinese laborers didn't agree with their government's decision not to sign the Twenty-One Demands.
Chinese students despised their government's displayed weakness.
4. What was the main thing that Sun Yat-sen did differently under his leadership of the Kuomintang comparatively to Chiang Kai-shek's leadership?
They didn't do much different, and were both bad leaders.
Sun Yat-sen tried to sign a treaty with multiple countries, including Japan, trying to maintain cordial relations with them.
Sun Yat-sen was cooperative with the Chinese Communist Party, while Chiang Kai-shek antagonized them.
Chiang Kai-shek was cooperative with the Chinese Communist Party while Sun Yat-sen antagonized them.
5. Which was not one of Sun Yat-sen's Three Principles?
nationalism
democracy
patriotism
social and economic reform
6. What were the main reasons for the growth of Kuomintang Party under Sun Yat-sen?
The Three Principles, his ideals aligning with the ideals of the public, and he also aligned himself with the Communist Party despite not believing in their ideals himself.
By signing a treaty with the Japanese government.
He was the most powerful warlord, and he had a powerful army.
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.
7. Who directed the Canton Purge, and who did they target?
Sun Yat-Sen, Japanese
Sun Yat-Sen, Communists
Chiang Kai-shek, Japanese
Chiang Kai-shek, Communists
8. What is the National Revolutionary Army (NRA)?
The Kuomintang's armed forces.
The armed forces for the entirety of China.
A group of armed protesters.
A massive horde led by several leaders throughout China.
9. Which was not a reason for the massive success of the Kuomintang army (the NRA) throughout the Northern Expedition?
They got assistance from Soviet military advisers due to Stalin believing allying with China would be beneficial.
The expedition was a result of four years of detailed planning.
The Japanese were supporting the Kuomintang throughout the expedition, believing this could lead to a more peaceful outcome.
The NRA was extremely well-organized compared to the warlord armies.
10. What was the reason ordinary Chinese people joined the Kuomintang army?
They all respected Stalin and joined as soon as they saw his support.
They thought the army looked cool.
Chiang Kai-shek was extremely popular throughout all of China.
They were weary of the violence of the warlords.
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