Chapter 16, Lesson 2

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  1. 1. The embracement of ________ values was blamed for Japan's enormous amount of suffering by ambitious nationalists.
  2. 6. After WWI the inflation of _____ prices caused a lot of ______ riots. (Same word)
  3. 8. What was the basic right they were trying to achieve?
  4. 11. A certain revolution in 1917 inspired Asian societies. Where was this revolution?
  5. 12. The independence movement in India had split into two separate groups, ant-western and _______.
  6. 13. What absolutely devastated Japan due to its limited resources?
  7. 16. A man who protested with a simple message, but was arrested and a very angry crowd stormed the jail, demanding his release.
  8. 17. A man who believed in peaceful protesting and would lead Indians to illegally collect sand to protest. (Last name)
  9. 19. A really big issue in Kenya concerned what distribution?
  10. 20. He was sent to jail but continued in his belief that it is wrong to ______ any human being.
  11. 21. Japan was influenced by a very western _______. Due to this, it influenced the future decisions and development in Japan.
  12. 22. What association was created to stop further land confiscation?
  13. 23. The most peaceful protest in which many Indians walked to the sea to illegally collect salt in protest of British law.
  14. 24. After WWI the Africans became more ________ active.
  15. 25. Who had the strongest communist-nationalistic alliance?
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  1. 2. However, High ranking military officers argued against the ambitious nationalists that the major amount of suffering was because of the lack of ________ and space.
  2. 3. A protest that can be either peaceful or violent.
  3. 4. Lenin had adopted a new revolutionary strategy and spread the word of Karl Marx through the ________ international.
  4. 5. What place struggled against foreign rule and was only resolved after Mukhtar’s death?
  5. 7. They learned about Freedom and _________ from the West.
  6. 9. Japan exchanged many luxury items, including silk, for ___________ products.
  7. 10. What was he often referred to as?
  8. 14. In the 1920s Japan had achieved great __________ success.
  9. 15. Who was the African American who led the movement to inform Africans of their own cultural heritage.
  10. 18. Many African leaders didn’t want reform, instead, what did they want?