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Mock AP Exam

Mock AP Exam. Date: Saturday, May 3 Time: 8am-11:30am (estimated) Location: LHS Auditorium Required Materials : Two #2 pencils & two blue or black ink pens Registration Link: https :// docs.google.com/forms/d/1qzfZTFn_dZyL71D4nuUNlqxUZWIjA4sNBmexJhSBUyc/viewform

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Mock AP Exam

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  1. Mock AP Exam Date: Saturday, May 3 Time: 8am-11:30am (estimated) Location: LHS Auditorium Required Materials: Two #2 pencils & two blue or black ink pens Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1qzfZTFn_dZyL71D4nuUNlqxUZWIjA4sNBmexJhSBUyc/viewform Registration Deadline: Friday, April 18
  2. Homework Watch BBC footage of Tiananmen Square Massacre http://youtu.be/XJBnHMpHGRY
  3. Post-Mao China During the Cultural Revolution, a group known as the Gang of Four rose to prominence. The Gang of Four, which included Mao’s wife, were radical Communists who sought to control the arts and education. Opposed to the Gang of Four were moderates like Zhou Enlai, the Chinese Premier (runs the Chinese government), and Deng Xiaoping. Deng was actually sent to a forced labor camp during the Cultural Revolution, but was later recalled to government by Zhou. Zhou died in January 1976, and Mao died in September 1976. This cleared the way for the moderates to oust the Gang of Four from power and imprison them. By the late 1970s Deng had secured paramount leadership of China.
  4. Post-Mao China
  5. Tiananmen Square Massacre Tiananmen Square
  6. Tiananmen Square Massacre Students had gathered in Tiananmen Square in Beijing to protest for democracy; April 1989 As the protests gained popular support, thousands of students started a hunger strike to emphasize their protests. The number of protesters grew to over 100,000 people, and Deng ordered troops into Beijing and declared martial (military) law. After the declaration of martial law, the number of protesters shrank to 5000 who refused to leave. On 4 June 1989, the troops opened fire on the protesters killing hundreds and wounding thousands.
  7. Tiananmen Square Massacre “Tank Man”
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