Lesson 2P.2.1
2P.2.1 PRC growth and the transformation of the state, 1962–1997 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 26
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Lesson 2P.2.1, PRC growth and the transformation of the state, 1962–1997: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA History (7042), Unit 26: 2P The Transformation of China, 1936–1997, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which two leaders favoured pragmatic economic policies in the early 1960s after the Great Leap Forward?
- Zhou Enlai and Hua Guofeng
- Lin Biao and Jiang Qing
- Peng Dehuai and Chen Yun
- Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping
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Which group of radicals based in Shanghai, including Jiang Qing, was prominent during the Cultural Revolution?
- The Gang of Four in 1980
- The Shanghai radicals
- The Red Guards of Beijing
- The Hundred Flowers group
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Which organisations, made up mainly of students, carried out attacks on the 'four olds' during the Cultural Revolution?
- The Blue Shirts
- The Red Guards
- The Youth League
- The Home Guard of the Shanghai commune
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Which figure, who had been Mao's designated successor, died in a plane crash in 1971 after a failed plot?
- Hua Guofeng
- Lin Biao
- Zhou Enlai
- Liu Shaoqi
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Which border conflict of 1969 deteriorated relations between China and the USSR?
- The Korean armistice dispute
- The Vietnam border incident of 1979
- The clash at the Zhenbao Island
- The Taiwan Strait crisis
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Which diplomatic event of 1971 opened links between the PRC and the USA?
- The Shanghai Communiqué on Taiwan's independence
- The Moscow Test Ban Treaty
- The Helsinki Accords
- Ping-pong diplomacy and Kissinger's visit
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Which international organisation seat was transferred from Taiwan to the PRC in 1971?
- A seat on the League of Nations
- A place on the World Bank board of Taiwan
- The UN Security Council seat for China
- A seat on the Warsaw Pact
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Who was the Chinese leader who succeeded Mao in 1976 and was briefly in charge before Deng consolidated power?
- Peng Dehuai
- Hua Guofeng
- Lin Biao
- Jiang Qing
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Which group was arrested in October 1976, ending the radical faction's power?
- The Politburo of 1956
- The Gang of Four
- The Shanghai Commune
- The Red Guards
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Which programme of modernisation, first announced in 1975, covered agriculture, industry, defence and science?
- The Hundred Flowers campaign
- The Five Anti campaign
- The Great Leap Forward
- The Four Modernisations
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Which reform allowed peasant households to farm land under contract and keep surplus output?
- The Great Leap People's Commune
- The state farm system
- The household responsibility system
- The collective commune system
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Which policy of Deng Xiaoping in 1980 created areas where foreign investment was encouraged?
- The Hundred Flowers campaign
- State purchasing monopolies
- Collective farms
- Special Economic Zones
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Which political movement in spring 1989 ended in a violent crackdown in Beijing in June?
- The Hundred Flowers campaign
- The Tiananmen Square demonstrations
- The Cultural Revolution rally
- The Shanghai Commune
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Which factor best explains the limits of political reform under Deng's rule?
- The CCP kept a monopoly on power and suppressed independent political movements
- The CCP gave up its monopoly and held free elections in 1980
- Political reform was complete by 1979 after the Gang of Four trials
- The army removed Communist leaders in 1985 and replaced them with a federal government
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Which event of 1997 brought a major territory back under Chinese sovereignty?
- The return of Hong Kong to China
- The return of Tibet to Mongolia
- The return of Taiwan to China
- The return of Macau to Portugal
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Which measure reflected China's growing role in global institutions by the 1990s?
- Membership of the IMF and World Bank
- Rejection of all diplomatic ties with the USA
- Leaving the UN Security Council
- Withdrawal from all international trade agreements
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Which statement best describes China's economic growth between 1978 and 1997?
- Rapid growth driven by market reforms, foreign investment and trade
- Growth driven entirely by state-owned heavy industry with no reforms
- Collapse of agriculture and industry with a return to the Great Leap model
- Stagnation with no change in output or trade
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Which factor best explains the outcome of the power struggle after Mao's death?
- A referendum that chose Hua Guofeng as leader
- Deng's backing from the party elite
- The restoration of the Gang of Four to power in 1978
- A military coup led by Lin Biao in 1976
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Which statement best summarises the state's transformation in the PRC between 1962 and 1997?
- Complete abolition of the Communist Party's role in government
- A return to the policies of the Great Leap Forward
- A transition to multi-party democracy by 1980
- Economic modernisation under one-party rule
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Which statement best explains the historical significance of the Cultural Revolution?
- It led directly to China's entry into the Common Market
- It damaged institutions, education and society
- It ended all disputes between the CCP factions for good
- It produced a stable democratic government with independent courts
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