Question

14 multiple choice 5 points how did nationalism in india differ from nationalism in vietnam during their independence movements? india’s movement was largely non - violent, while vietnam’s involved prolonged war india remained a colony while vietnam became free india used violent revolution while vietnam used peace india wanted to be communist and vietnam wanted to be democratic 15 multiple choice 5 points which of the following was a result from the help of the us towards japan after wwii? the emperor’s power was expanded japan became a satellite state of the soviet union japan developed a parliamentary democracy japan was prohibited from trading with other nations

Explanation:

For question 14: India's independence movement was led by figures like Gandhi, centered on non-violent civil disobedience. Vietnam's independence struggle involved prolonged armed conflict against French colonial rule and later other outside powers. The other options are factually incorrect: both India and Vietnam gained independence, India did not use violent revolution as its core strategy, and India adopted a democratic system while Vietnam's movement had communist leadership goals.
For question 15: After WWII, the US oversaw Japan's occupation and implemented reforms that established a parliamentary democratic system. The other options are incorrect: the emperor's power was reduced to a symbolic role, Japan was aligned with the US not the Soviet Union, and Japan was not prohibited from international trade.

Answer:

1. India's movement was largely non-violent, while Vietnam's involved prolonged war
2. Japan developed a parliamentary democracy