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What happened to India’s government when the country became a colony of Great Britain?
a) Great Britain gained control of the government and India had no say
b) Great Britain allowed India to govern themselves
c) India enjoyed tremendous growth under Great Britain's leadership
d) India gained control government and Great Britain had no say
What was life like for Indians when the country was part of the British empire?
a) Indians were treated as equals
b) Indians were treated like 2nd rate citizens
c) Europeans were 2nd rate citizens
d)
How did British authorities react to Gandhi and his followers when they help boycotts, protests, and marches?
a) British enjoyed the protests
b) met them with parties
c) Met them with violence (brutal beatings) and prison sentences
d) Met them with new laws
When was the Republic of India formed?
a) 2001
b) 1947
c) 1955
d) 1942
What caused India to split after Great Britain left?
a) Christians and Hindus could not agree on how to govern the country
b) Jews and Muslims could not agree on how to govern the country
c) Muslims and Hindus could not agree on how to govern the country
d) Buddhists and Hindus could not agree on how to govern the country
What happened to Mohandas Gandhi in 1948?
a) He was awarded Nobel Peace Prize
b) He had a street named after him
c) He became India's Prime Minister
d) He was assassinated
What was Mohandas Gandhi’s early life like before he became involved in civil disobedience?
a) He was an educated man, became a Doctor
b) He was not allowed to go to college because of segregation
c) He was an educated man, became a Lawyer
d) He was a religious leader
What happened on December 7, 1941?
a) Battle of Midway
b) Battle of Iwo Jima
c) The end of WW2
d) Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor
How did the US react to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor?
a) Forgave Japan
b) Immediately attacked back
c) Declared War against Japan
d) Began Peace Negotiations
Why did President Truman decide to drop the atomic bombs on Japan?
a) Because He was angry about Pearl Harbor
b) To save many American lives from a longer war
c) Trial nuclear bomb test
d) Truman didn't decide to drop the Atomic Bomb it was all a conspiracy theory
On which Japanese city was the first atomic bomb ever used in war dropped?
a) Tokyo
b) Nagasaki
c) Hiroshima
d) Nevada
The day that Japan surrendered is known as:
a) Pearl Harbor Day
b) VJ Day (Victory in Japan Day)
c) D Day
d) O Happy Day
Why did the US occupy Japan from 1945 to 1952?
a) To help Rebuild Japan
b) To hurt Japan Further
c) To help Communism Spread
d) To make Japan part of the USA
Who was given the task of rebuilding Japan?
a) President Truman
b) President Roosevelt
c) General Eisenhower
d) General MacArthur
The Japanese surrendered after the second atomic bomb was dropped on this city
a) Hiroshima
b) Tokyo
c) Nagasaki
d) Osaka
What type of political system was established in Japan after the war?
a) Autocracy
b) Parliamentary Democracy
c) Constitutional Monarchy
d) Presidential Democracy
What does Japan’s new constitution say about war?
a) Japan must ask the US if they can go to war
b) Japan is not allowed near Pearl Harbor
c) Japan can never be communist
d) Japan can never declare war on another country – can only fight if they are attacked first.
What is the relationship like between the United States and Japan today?
a) The two have remained close allies and trading partners since the 1950s
b) The two have remained bitter rivals since the 1950s
c) Japan has held hostility towards the US since the 1950s
d) The US has held hostility towards Japan since the 1950s
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