1 .		Hopes that the Versailles settlement could be permanent ran so high that an American and a French leader coauthored a treaty outlawing war called the Pact of 1928.
2 .		The movement headed by Pablo Picasso rendered familiar objects as geometrical shapes.
3 .		The event that announced a new age in Latin America and launched it into the twentieth century was the of 1910. [Hint]
4 .		, a wealthy son of an elite family, was the first political opponent in the twentieth century of Porfirio Diaz. [Hint]
5 .		In northern Mexico small farmers, railroadmen, and cowboys coalesced under the colorful former bandit and able commander, . [Hint]
6 .		A peasant-based guerrilla movement began under , whose goal of land reform was expressed in his motto "Tierra y Libertad." [Hint]
7 .		The promised land reforms of the Mexican Revolution were slow in coming, but eventually under President over 40 million acres were redistributed. [Hint]
8 .		Two of the outstanding artists of the Mexican muralist movement were and Jose Clemente Orozco. [Hint]
9 .		In the 1920s a conservative peasant movement backed by the Church, the , fought to stop the slide toward secularization. [Hint]
10 .		Mexico developed a one-party system under during the 1920s. [Hint]
11 .		In 1917 a council of workers, called a , took over the city government of St. Petersburg and arrested the tsar's ministers. [Hint]
12 .		Like Western liberals, Russian revolutionary leaders such as were eager to see parliamentary rule, religious freedom, and a host of legal changes. [Hint]
13 .		A second revolution in November 1917 brought the radical wing of the Social Democratic Party to power under Lenin. [Hint]
14 .		The November seizure of power had created a Council of , drawn from soviets across the nation and headed by Lenin. [Hint]
15 .		Lenin shut down the Russian parliament, replacing it with a Bolshevik-dominated . [Hint]
16 .		A powerful new army was created in 1917 under the leadership of . [Hint]
17 .		Economic disarray was reduced in 1921 when Lenin issued his . [Hint]
18 .		A new constitution in 1923 set up a federal system in Russia called the . [Hint]
19 .		The Russian had many of the trappings of a parliament and was elected by universal suffrage. [Hint]
20 .		Soviet revolutionary leaders actively encouraged communist parties in the West, and set up the , or Communist International office, to guide this process. [Hint]
21 .		emerged as undisputed leader of the Soviet state after Lenin's death. [Hint]
22 .		meant the creation of large, state-run farms rather than individual holdings as in the West. [Hint]
23 .		After the abdication of Puyi, the best positioned of the contenders for power in China were the military commanders, or . [Hint]
24 .		The most powerful of the military cliques was headed by the unscrupulous , who hoped to seize the vacated Manchu throne. [Hint]
25 .		, who headed the Revolutionary Alliance that had spearheaded the 1911 revolt, claimed that he and the parties of the alliance were the rightful successors to the Manchu. [Hint]
26 .		Initially the movement was aimed at transforming China into a liberal democracy. [Hint]
27 .		A number of societies devoted to the study of Marxism developed around thinkers like , who headed the study circle at the University of Beijing. [Hint]
28 .		n the years when the Communist movement in China was being put together, the , or Nationalist Party, struggled to survive in the deep south. Page Ref: 1025 [Hint]
29 .		From 1924, when the Military Academy was founded with Soviet help, the Nationalists added a critical military dimension to its political maneuvering. [Hint]
30 .		was from the beginning of his political career committed to revolutionary solutions that depended on peasant support. [Hint]
31 .		Sun Yat-sen's death in 1925 cleared the way for and his cronies to seize control of the Nationalist Party. [Hint]
32 .		At the head of thousands of party stalwarts, Mao set off on the to Shaanxi province in the northwest of China in 1934. Page Ref: 1029 [Hint]