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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What year did the last conversations between Mao and Kissinger take place?
(a) 1974.
(b) 1973.
(c) 1975.
(d) 1976.
2. Mao's maneuvers were often said to be ____.
(a) Peculiar.
(b) Insane.
(c) Unexpected.
(d) Unprecedented.
3. Who was Zhang Chunqiao?
(a) Translator.
(b) Negotiator.
(c) Judge.
(d) Journalist.
4. China saw the _____ Line as a symbol of British plans to loosen China's control over Tibet.
(a) Mitchelson.
(b) Milliken.
(c) McMahon.
(d) Macartney.
5. What was the name of the communique that established an alliance between the U.S. and China?
(a) Mao.
(b) Shanghai.
(c) Beijing.
(d) Sinocentric.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which Russian premier made the visit?
2. What was the role of Le Duc Tho?
3. In what year did the Russian premier visit Mao in China?
4. Russia promised to back up China under the Treaty of ______ and Alliance.
5. In what year did the Qing Dynasty end?
Short Essay Questions
1. When did Deng return to China? What were his next steps?
2. Mao presented a new sense of warmth toward the United States Where was this most noticeable? How did Mao now present the relationship between China and the United States?
3. Mao was referred to as both a revolutionary and a pragmatist. How did Mao typically behave in a political sense?
4. After Mao announced his illness and retirement, China was in danger. Why?
5. What caused the Chinese to confront Communism?
6. How did Mao combat his weakened position in the triumvirate?
7. How did China change in the first two decades after it became a Republic?
8. Kissinger says that Mao liked to speak in parables. What was Mao's message?
9. In 1965, Mao began to show a change in attitude toward America. What does Kissinger say about Mao's new stance?
10. Who stepped in after Zhou bowed out of the political race?
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