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| Great Leap Forward | China's attempt to reorganize its economy in the 1950s. |
| Cultural Revolution | China's attempt to improve its economy in the 1960s by reorganizing its farms, businesses, & most of its society. |
| Four Modernizations | China's attempt in the 1970s to reorganize its economy. |
| Green Revolution | It is a time period in India in the 1960s, when India tried to modernize their agricultural system by introducing new types of seeds and grains. |
| Indian National Revolution | A two-house legislature made up of representatives elected from all across the country of India. |
| Muslim League | A group organized in 1855 in an effort to put more power into the hands of Indians. |
| Rowlatt Act | It allowed the British to arrest Indians who protested and sent them to jail for up to two years without a trial. |
| Mohandas Gandhi | A leader who fought for India's independence through the use of civil disobedience & nonviolent protests. |
| dominion | It is having control or the exercise of control over another country. |
| Vietminh League | A group that had Vietnamese independence as its goal. |
| Mahatma | It means "Great Soul". |
| Satyagraha | Gandhi spoke of this power or the force of truth. |
| reparations | The payment for damages done to property. |
| Mao Zedong | The founder of the Chinese Communist Party. |
| Long March | It is a 6000 mile journey that Zedong & his followers took to avoid capture by the Chinese government. |
| Red Army | Republic of China's Communist army. |
| cooperatives | Farms that are owned by the government & tell the workers what to plant. |
| Tiananmen Square | A huge plaza in Beijing that is a major site of a student demonstration in 1989. |
| Cold War | It is a state of political tension & military rivalry between nations that stops short of a full-scale war, especially between the U.S. and Soviet Union following WWII. |
| Domino Theory | It basically means if one country falls to communism, all the neighboring countries would fall as well. |
