Kim Dae-jung - Quiz
A) Law practice B) Shipping business C) Journalism D) Teaching
A) He promised to join the Liberal Party B) He offered financial bribes to the members C) He was a member of the labor union D) He was enthusiastic about improving working conditions
A) He would become the union leader B) He would support Syngman Rhee unconditionally C) He would join the Liberal Party D) He would not participate in the Democratic National Party
A) They arrested all the labor union cadres B) They banned him from the ballot C) They rigged the ballot boxes D) They spread rumors about his family
A) Chang Myon B) Syngman Rhee C) Samuel D. Berger D) Park Chung-hee
A) Farmers and rural laborers B) Mostly factory workers C) Civil servants D) 80% military personnel
A) A political assassination B) A traffic accident C) Pneumonia D) Heart disease from overwork
A) The resignation of Syngman Rhee B) A military coup led by Park Chung-hee C) A national election D) The signing of a treaty with Japan
A) Violating martial law B) Defaming the military leadership C) Organizing a protest against the military D) Suspicion of corruption and harboring communism
A) A local nurse from Mokpo B) Lee Hee-ho C) A daughter of a diplomat D) Cha Yong-ae
A) 22,513 votes B) 10,000 votes C) 5,500 votes D) 2,000 votes
A) He had no opinion on the matter B) He opposed the compensation amount and demanded an apology C) He fully supported the government's plan D) He wanted to invade Japan
A) Hywood B) Samuel D. Berger C) Lyndon B. Johnson D) Park Chung-hee
A) He remained neutral B) He supported it for economic growth C) He suggested sending only medical staff D) He opposed sending troops
A) The People's Party and the Shinhan Party B) The Nationalist Party and the People's Justice Party C) The Democratic Republican Party and the People's Party D) The Liberal Party and the Democratic Party
A) The US military governor B) His father C) His classmate D) His Japanese boss
A) 9 April 1945 B) 25 June 1950 C) 4 January 1951 D) 3 December 1925
A) Busan Shipbuilding B) Daeyang Shipbuilding Industry C) Mokpo Shipping Company D) Heungguk Shipping
A) 25 B) 20 C) 30 D) 35
A) Incheon B) Busan C) Mokpo D) Seoul
A) 2 months B) One week C) Over 20 days D) 3 days
A) Gunsan B) Incheon C) Busan D) Mokpo
A) 1998–2003 B) 1993–1998 C) 2003–2008 D) 1988–1993
A) Journalist B) Military officer C) Entrepreneur D) Teacher
A) Northern Expansion Policy B) Sunshine Policy C) Open Door Policy D) Reunification by Force Policy
A) 2003 B) 2000 C) 1997 D) 1998
A) Ulleungdo B) Jeju C) Ganghwado D) Hauido
A) Sato Hiroshi B) Yamamoto Ken C) Toyota Taichū D) Tanaka Kenji
A) Ten B) Seven C) Three D) Five
A) Kim Il Sung B) Kim Jong Un C) Kim Jong Il D) Park Chung Hee
A) 1997 Asian financial crisis B) Global Great Depression C) 1973 Oil Crisis D) 2008 Financial Crisis
A) 71 B) 68 C) 74 D) 77
A) Kim Jong-pil B) Kim Ik-soo C) Kim Young-jeong D) Kim Un-sik
A) Kim Un-sik B) Lee Hoi-chang C) Han Kang D) Kim Jong-pil
A) Mokpo Elementary School B) Mokpo Commercial School C) Seoul National University D) Hauido Private School
A) 6 B) 16 C) 10 D) 20
A) Anti-Colonial League B) Democratization Movement C) Korean Independence Movement D) Hauido Farmers Movement
A) Mass participation economy theory B) New Democratic Party reform theory C) 40-year-old generation standard-bearer theory D) Presidential term limit theory
A) 17 October 1969 B) 8 November 1969 C) 28 April 1971 D) 29 September 1970
A) A parliamentary advisor B) A peaceful mediator C) A generalissimo D) A democratic leader
A) Abolition of the local reserve army system B) Increasing the local reserve army system C) Establishing a labor-management co-management committee D) Unification of North and South Korea
A) 1969 B) 1985 C) 1970 D) 1971
A) Pat Nixon B) Jung Il-hyung C) Edward Kennedy D) Park Chung-hee
A) The Resistance Leader B) The Reformer C) The Unifier D) Iron Man
A) 200,000 B) 1 million C) 100,000 D) 500,000
A) 50.1% B) 40.2% C) 44.4% D) 33.3%
A) 113 B) 65 C) 89 D) 40
A) The National Security Law B) The Mass Economy Act C) Three-election constitutional reform D) The Generalissimo Act
A) 1988 legislative election B) 1988 Summer Olympic Games C) Economic collapse of the regime D) Signing of a peace treaty
A) The German government B) The Japanese government C) The British government D) The US government
A) Patricia M. Derian B) Thomas Foglietta C) Edward Feighan D) Pharis Harvey
A) John F. Kennedy B) Ninoy Aquino C) Park Chung-hee D) Martin Luther King Jr.
A) Exactly 50,000 B) Less than 10,000 C) More than 300,000 D) More than 100,000
A) Ninoy Aquino B) Roh Tae-woo C) Kim Young-sam D) Chun Doo-hwan
A) Roh Tae-woo B) Kim Young-sam C) Kim Dae-jung D) Chun Doo-hwan
A) A new monarchy B) The cancellation of the Olympics C) Permanent martial law D) Direct presidential elections |
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