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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 6-9.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In which year did this person speak out as a member of the administration?
(a) 1959.
(b) 1951.
(c) 1968.
(d) 1942.

2. Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal _____ had a cultural and sentimental interest in Tibet.
(a) Bhavan.
(b) Nehru.
(c) Patil.
(d) Gandhi.

3. The ministry's new name translated into:
(a) Office for the General Supervision of Ambassadorships.
(b) Office for the General Management of Diplomacy.
(c) Office for the International Trade.
(d) Office for the General Management of the Affairs of All Nations.

4. The Chinese managed to pit which two countries against each other in Manchuria?
(a) Russia and Japan.
(b) France and Japan.
(c) Korea and Russia.
(d) China and India.

5. Kissinger compares the unification to which European treaty in 1648?
(a) Treaty of Berlin.
(b) Treaty of Kensington.
(c) Treaty of Paris.
(d) Treaty of Westphalia.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what year was the treaty signed?

2. At that time ____ was considered to be out of fashion.

3. What word is best used to describe China's cultural and political situation?

4. Who is the ancient sage often referred to in the text?

5. Traditionally, China did not on technology or military power but relied upon two of its most deeply traditional resources: the analytical abilities of its diplomats, and the endurance and ____________ of its people.

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