Quiz on "China is an Economic Superpower.  Isn't it socialist?"




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Why didn't Mao know that he was wrong about there being a surplus of wheat?

People gave him wheat from farms and told him it was surplus.
People were afraid to tell Mao that there was no surplus
Mao was ruthless to people who said his policies weren't working
He thought there must be a surplus because so many people were farming.

Deng Xiaoping instituted what kind of reforms to help the Chinese economy

Socialist reforms
Capitalist reforms

Which of these were the first set of reforms of Deng Xiaoping?

He seized the farming equipment of the rich and gave it to the poor.
He allowed farmers to run their own farms
He allowed foreigners to invest in businesses in China
He stopped foreign capitalists from exploiting the Chinese worker.

What were the second set of reforms of Deng Xiaoping?

He allowed people to buy and run government owned industries
He seized private industry so that the government would run it for the people
He passed laws preventing greedy people from raising prices too high.
He got rid of laws controlling what people could charge
He stopped foreign countries selling cheap goods to the Chinese so that Chinese would buy home made goods
He allowed foreign countries to bring in cheap goods so that Chinese would be able to afford them

What made China poor?

  Socialism and Government Control
Capitalism and freedom to own and run businesses

 
What made China become rich?

Socialism and Government Control
Capitalism and freedom to own and run businesses