A) 1949-1955 B) 1959-1961 C) 1965-1967 D) 1950-1952
A) 15 to 46 million B) 1 to 5 million C) 5 to 10 million D) 50 to 100 million
A) Guizhou B) Anhui C) Sichuan D) Hunan
A) Deng Xiaoping B) Liu Shaoqi C) Mao Zedong D) Zhou Enlai
A) Anti-Right Deviation Struggle B) Reform and Opening Up C) Eliminate Sparrows D) Great Leap Forward
A) Sun Yat-sen B) Liu Shaoqi C) Chiang Kai-shek D) Mao Zedong
A) Three Years of Natural Disasters B) Three Years of Great Famine C) The Great Leap Forward Famine D) Three Years of Difficulty
A) The Great Famine Years B) The Man-Made Disaster Era C) Three Years of Natural Disasters D) Three Years of Difficulty
A) Lack of workers in industry B) Excessive imports of grain C) High grain confiscation for foreign exports D) Too many small-scale farms
A) Transitioning farmers to steel and iron production B) Transitioning soldiers to farming C) Closing all factories to focus on trade D) Moving laborers from urban to rural areas
A) Anti-Right Deviation Struggle B) Global trade sanctions C) The Cultural Revolution D) The Boxer Rebellion
A) 18% B) 11% C) 15% D) 8%
A) Natural cycle B) Military conflict C) Man-made disaster D) Epidemic disease
A) 30 to 46 million B) 15 to 20 million C) 46 to 60 million D) 5 to 15 million
A) The Opium Wars B) World War II C) The Long March D) Sino-Soviet split |