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In the decades following WW1, nationalism was most powerful in Asia in the regions of
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China and india
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The most powerful influential organization dedicated to the end of British rule in India was
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The indian national congress
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Satagraha was
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Ghandis philosophy of passive resistance
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What is not part of ghandis philosophy
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Heavy industrialization
these ARE-an attempt to improve the position of harijansboycotting british goodspassive resistanceeconomic self sufficiency |
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The indian act of 1937
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Gave the institutions of a self governing state to india, although british government still exercised control
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Muhammed ali jinnah called for the creation of
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Pakistan
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The great depression aggravated the tense situation between hindus and muslims because
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Muslims perceived that they were economically controlled by the hindu majority of india
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The may fourth movement
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Galvanized the chinese against foreign interference
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The former teacher and librarian that became the leader of the CCM was
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Mao zedong
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Sun yatsens plan for china included
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The elimination of privileges for foreigners, national reunification, economic development, a democratic republican government based on universal suffrage
not- the establishment of a communist, totalitarian government |
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Mao zedongs main rival after 1925 was
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Jian jieshi
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The nationalist government of china was challenged by all of the following
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The possibility of a revolution led by chinese communists, japanese aggression
not- economic hardship caused by the great depression, local chinese warlords that controlled a portion of China |
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The long march
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Greatly strengthened moa zedongs leadership position
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Maoism was
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A political ideology that held that peasants were the foundation for a successful communist revolution
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The great depression led japan to
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Turn towards a militastic government whose goal was the domination of east asia
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