China

3. a country or area in which another country has power to affect developments, although it has no formal authority
5. the removable of a group of people, goal was to preserve Chinese socialism by removing the capitalists and traditional elements from Chinese society
8. a series of protests and demonstrations opposing authoritarian rule where the government stepped in with tanks and the military, leading to many deaths
11. an island off the coast of China that the Nationalist Party fled to, it is still being fought over today
12. people of good social position
14. conflicts between China and Britain, fought over the issue of the British opium trade with China
17. goal was to preserve Chinese socialism by purging remnants of capitalist and traditional elements
18. founded the Republic of China, was the leader of the Nationalist Party

1. emphasizing respect, obedience, and care for one's parents and elders
2. founder of the People's Republic of China, led the country from 1949 to 1979
4. military group of youth that carried out attacks on intellectuals and other disfavored groups as part of Mao's Cultural Revolution
6. the last dynasty of China
7. a historical name for China, reflecting the Chinese perception of their country as the center of the world
9. the practice of an individual, typically a political leader, being presented to the public as a figure worthy of admiration and worship
10. took power after Mao and established the Four Modernizations
13. Communist Party-led campaign aimed at rapidly transforming China into a socialist society through industrialization and collectivized agriculture, was a failure
15. another name for the Nationalist Party of China
16. dynasty which began the idea of isolationism
17. multi-purpose rural organizations (usually farms) that were introduced during the Great Leap Forward