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2. Which statement about the Long March of the Communists in 1934 is not true?
ANationalist forces attacked the Communists.
BMost Communists survived the journey.
CThe journey covered more than 6,000 miles (9,700 km).
DThe Communists suffered from hunger and disease.
- Some way stations along the Silk Road _____.
Abecame modern cities
Bbelonged to nomadic herders
Chad high population density
- China has used Hong Kong as _____.
Aa Special Economic Zone
Ban ally in the struggle against Taiwan
Can exchange point for trade with the West
Da tourist destination
- Mandarin, the language was declared the official language of China in 1956, was spoken _____.
Aonly by government leaders
Bonly in eastern China
Cby Han Chinese
Dby all ethnic minorities
- The leader who emerged in the early 1900s to lead the Chinese people as the nation’s first president _____.
Aformed an alliance with Japan
Bfavored Western ideas of government
Cfavored the ideas of Karl Marx
Dagreed that spheres of influence were necessary
- The Chinese government changed its one-child policy _____.
Awhen overcrowding ended
Bbefore Mao’s death
Cwhen population growth stopped
Dafter worldwide criticism
- The loess that farmers use to grow crops is deposited as silt in the fields by _____.
Adrought
Bship
Cfloods
Dwind
2. Which statement about the Long March of the Communists in 1934 is not true?
ANationalist forces attacked the Communists.
BMost Communists survived the journey.
CThe journey covered more than 6,000 miles (9,700 km).
DThe Communists suffered from hunger and disease.
Abecame modern cities
Bbelonged to nomadic herders
Chad high population density
Aa Special Economic Zone
Ban ally in the struggle against Taiwan
Can exchange point for trade with the West
Da tourist destination
Aonly by government leaders
Bonly in eastern China
Cby Han Chinese
Dby all ethnic minorities
Aformed an alliance with Japan
Bfavored Western ideas of government
Cfavored the ideas of Karl Marx
Dagreed that spheres of influence were necessary
Awhen overcrowding ended
Bbefore Mao’s death
Cwhen population growth stopped
Dafter worldwide criticism
Adrought
Bship
Cfloods
Dwind