1. List one reason why China’s leader, Mao Zedong, viewed the U.S. as an enemy rather than an ally after WWII. 2. List one significant reason the U.S. decided to rebuild rather than destroy Japan after WWII. 3. List one significant constitutional reform imposed on Japan by the U.S. as part of its efforts to remake Japan after WWII. 4. During the Cold War, India (a democracy) sided with the USSR (an authoritarian dictatorship). Pakistan (an authoritarian dictatorship) sided with the U.S. (a democracy). What explains the fact that the two Superpowers agreed to ally with nations that were so at odds with their publicly stated ideals? 5. In Doc. 3.5 (Hunt book, pp. 108-109), what is Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh’s primary justification for declaring his country’s independence after more than a century of French colonial rule?

1. List one reason why China’s leader, Mao Zedong, viewed the U.S. as an enemy rather than an ally after WWII. 2. List one significant reason the U.S. decided to rebuild rather than destroy Japan after WWII. 3. List one significant constitutional reform imposed on Japan by the U.S. as part of its efforts to remake Japan after WWII. 4. During the Cold War, India (a democracy) sided with the USSR (an authoritarian dictatorship). Pakistan (an authoritarian dictatorship) sided with the U.S. (a democracy). What explains the fact that the two Superpowers agreed to ally with nations that were so at odds with their publicly stated ideals? 5. In Doc. 3.5 (Hunt book, pp. 108-109), what is Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh’s primary justification for declaring his country’s independence after more than a century of French colonial rule?