Lesson 1
1 Communist control Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 16
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What was the official name for Chinese communist labour camps?
- Peoples Army
- Reform Through Labour
- Red Guards
- Thought Reform
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Which term describes the extreme devotion promoted towards Mao Zedong?
- Cultural Revolution
- Red Guard
- Cult of Mao
- Party Vanguard
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What twin methods did the CCP use to control information?
- Rationing and trade
- Tax and spend
- Propaganda and censorship
- Education and health
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What was the main goal of communist thought control?
- Shaping party ideology
- Increasing industrial output
- Expanding foreign trade
- Improving literacy rates
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What was the common name for the book of Mao's quotations?
- Red Directive
- Communist Manifesto
- Little Red Book
- Peoples Daily
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What registration system controlled where Chinese citizens lived?
- Gouache system
- Komsomol system
- Danwei system
- Hukou system
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What was a common fate for critics of communist rule?
- Foreign exile
- State pension
- Labour camp sentence
- Land ownership
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What was the title of the official Chinese Communist Party newspaper?
- Workers Voice
- Peoples Daily
- Red Star
- State Gazette
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A factory worker is sent to a labour re-education camp for criticising a leader. Which system is this?
- Land reform
- Household registration
- Five-Year Plan
- Reform Through Labour
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Portraits of Mao hanging in every home reflect what phenomenon?
- Cult of Mao
- Religious worship
- Capitalist tradition
- Democratic freedom
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Books are removed from a library and replaced with approved texts. Which control is this?
- Mass literacy
- Censorship
- Land reform
- Free trade
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Daily study of political texts was part of which policy?
- Judicial reform
- Agrarian reform
- Market reform
- Thought reform
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Which Chinese system legally restricted internal migration to cities?
- Visa allocation
- Labour exchange
- Household registration
- Passport control
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What did state control most directly restrict for citizens?
- Family size
- Religious beliefs
- Dietary habits
- Residence and work
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Why did the Chinese regime organise mass rallies and slogans?
- To celebrate elections
- To encourage tourism
- To promote trade
- To build loyalty
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Publicly criticising a political dissident at a meeting was called what?
- Show trial
- Party purge
- Thought audit
- Public denunciation
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Why did the Chinese state heavily invest in political propaganda campaigns?
- Encourage democracy
- Promote capitalism
- Boost foreign trade
- Sustain communist rule
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Which phrase best describes everyday communist control over citizens' lives?
- Complete freedom
- Minimal oversight
- Pervasive interference
- Total isolation
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What system limited people's movement by tying them to specific places of work and residence?
- Internal passport
- Labour exchange
- Household registration
- Commune rationing
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What was the main purpose of Reform Through Labour camps in China?
- Forced labour punishment
- Agricultural subsidies
- Free higher education
- Military training
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