1. how did the japanese invasion to unify china? (1 point)

the japanese supported the guomindang, unifying political power under one group.

the communists and guomindang formed a united front to fight the japanese.

the japanese took control and unified all of china under one political power.

the communists worked with the japanese to win over chinese peasants.

2. what were some sources of unrest in japan in the 1920s? (1 point)

military leaders condemned political and business corruption and western influence.

rural peasants were very poor, while factory workers in the cities received high wages.

young people revolted against western ideals in favor of japanese traditional culture.

factory production stagnated, but the economy grew.

3. how did the long march enable mao to achieve success in the civil war against the nationalists? (1 point)

the long march led to a final battle in which the nationalists were defeated.

the long march became a symbol of communist heroism and persuaded many chinese to join mao.

the nationalists thought the long march ended in failure and dismissed mao and the communists as nonthreatening.

the communists under the leadership of mao lost very few people during the long march and emerged victorious at the end.

4. how did the great depression lead to calls for renewed expansion (in japan)? (1 point)

ultranationalists believed china planned an invasion and argued that japan should strike first.

ultranationalists gained power over the military and drove expansion.

japan invaded other nations because its people were starving due to trade bans.

nationalists argued that expansion could provide new resources because the export industry was suffering.

5. what were two obstacles to progress that the fledgling chinese republic faced? (1 point)

marxism and nationalism

marxism and foreign imperialism

warlord rule and foreign imperialism

warlord rule and nationalism