| US supports Greece and Turkey with economic and military aid |
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| USSR, UK, and US decide how to administer punishment to Germany |
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| Allies bring unrelenting pressure on Japan until it surrenders. Korea will be free and independent. |
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| Four people in PRC who are prosecuted after Deng Xiaoping takes power (includes Mao's wife) |
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| Customs, culture, habits, and ideas; Cultural Revolution tries to end these. |
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| University students who are followers of Mao |
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| Result of Mao's Great Leap Forward combined with natural disasters and widespread famine |
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| Mao's plan to industrialize an agrarian society very quickly that fails |
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| Movement in which Rightists are persecuted by CCP |
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| Mao asked intellectuals to help him improve the CCP, but it spiraled out of control |
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| Ruling part of the PRC (People's Republic of China) |
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| Founding father of the PRC, Great Leap Forward, and the Cultural Revolution |
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| Japanese attack on American ships that pulls US into WWII |
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| Mass murdering during the six week period after the Japanese capture of Nanjing, former capital of China. |
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| Japanese event staged in Manchuria and accused Chinese of so that a full-scale invasion of Manchuria could take place. |
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| Organic idea of state and nation developed by Kim Il Sung. |
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| Overthrew the first republic of South Korea under Syngman Rhee |
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| Wants to industrialize Korea quickly |
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| South Korean President from 92 to 97; rid military of politics |
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| Takes South Korea by coup in 1961 |
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| Kiim Il Sung's ideology for Korea to replace Marxism and Leninism |
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| Takes power in North Korea thanks to Soviets in 1946 |
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| First President of South Korea; backed by US |
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| Openness to foreign investments from 1980-1984 |
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| Series of economice developments outlined by CCP in the 1980s |
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| Represents the Five Year Plan in PRC |
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| Leader of PRC but is removed in 1987 and is replaced by Deng Xiaoping |
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| Secretary general of CCP under Mao; eventually takes lead role |
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| Wei Jingsheng calls for democracy to be added to the Four Modernizations |
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| Long wall on Xidan street in Beijing; basically a free speech wall |
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| Wrote the Fifth Modernization |
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| Stated by Deng Xiaoping, they are the four issues that aren't debatable in the PRC |
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| Staged a demonstration in Tiananmen in 1989 |
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| Succeeded Jiang Zeming as Party Secretary General |
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| Wins '87 Korean Presidency; restores Democratic Presidency |
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| Japanese emperor from 1926-1989 |
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| Goals set up Zhou Enlai in 1963:Agriculture, Industry, National Defense, and Science |
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| Founding father of Republican China; philosophy was the Three Principles of the People |
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