What event ended Japan's isolation?

Commodore Perry's navy (USA) forced Japan to open up trade.

What was the Tai Peng Rebellion?

Christian-led Chinese peasant rebellion against the emperor.

What was the biggest problem with China's democracy?

Too corrupt: favored Western imperials over reforms.

What were Opium Wars?

Britain fought 2 wars with China to force it to buy opium.

How did China solve problems in society and in politics prior to European imperialism?

Because of its success, China always looked to the past

What was China's successful series of dynasties going back to c.1500 BCE?

Dynastic Cycle, Mandate of Heaven

What is a result of the Meiji Restoration?

Modern industry and military is established in Japan., Universal education system established, Less strict social classes, more meritocracy.

What is the best description of the Meiji Restoration?

Emperor is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to Japan.

2 unique ways Western powers controlled trade in China?

spheres of influence & Open Door Policy

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1
What European country was defeated in war by Japan?
Russia
Germany
Belgium
Britain
2
What event ended Japan's isolation?
The Catholic Church demand to spread Christianity in Japan.
Commodore Perry's navy (USA) forced Japan to open up trade.
The Dutch arrived demanding trade rights.
Jar-Jar Binks arrived demand tribute to his secret empire.
3
What was the Tai Peng Rebellion?
Christian-led Chinese peasant rebellion against the emperor.
Civil war for democracy
A rebellion to stop the sale of opium to the Chinese people.
Peasant rebellion which relayed on martial arts to fight.
4
What was the title for the supreme military leader of feudal Japan?
Shogun
Ninja
Samurai
Emperor
5
What was the biggest problem with China's democracy?
The emperor always found his power checked by congress.
Sun Yat-sen was president for too many terms.
Too corrupt: favored Western imperials over reforms.
Too democratic, too quickly: voting election took too long.
6
What does not belong with characteristics describing Feudal Japan?
Industrialization
Strict social class
Samurai
Shinto and Buddhism
7
What were Opium Wars?
Britain fought 2 wars with China to force it to buy opium.
China fought 2 wars with Britain to force the UK to buy tea.
Britain fought 2 wars with China to stop the opium trade.
Britain fought 2 wars with India to force it to buy opium.
8
ID: the Nationalist Party promoting democracy in 1910s Civil war, led by Sun Yat-sen?
Guomindang
Zulu
Boers
Sepoy
9
How did China solve problems in society and in politics prior to European imperialism?
China adapted quickly to all new ideas.
Because of its success, China always looked to the past
China always looked to the future to discover success.
China always referred to "yahoo answers" for help.
10
Which belief system was not practiced by the Chinese?
Buddhism
Shintoism
Daoism
Confucianism
11
What was China's successful series of dynasties going back to c.1500 BCE?
Dynastic Cycle
Shogunate
Imperialism
Mandate of Heaven
12
Which does not belong to the Reforms of the Meiji Restoration?
"Democratic oligarchy"
Less strict social classes (end of samurai)
True democracy is established.
More united Japan (nationalism)
13
Who or what isolated Japan from the rest of the world since the 1600's?
Tokugawa Shogunate.
Minamoto Shogunate.
Apartheid system.
Qing Dynasty
14
Which region does not become part of Japan's Colonies by 1905?
Korea
Philippines
Taiwan
Parts of China (Manchuria)
15
What was the last dynasty of China?
Tokugawa
Qing
Song
Han
16
What is a result of the Meiji Restoration?
Modern industry and military is established in Japan.
Takes 100 years for Japan to become a modern nation.
Universal education system established
Less strict social classes, more meritocracy.
17
What is the best description of the Meiji Restoration?
Emperor is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to Japan.
Samura is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to Japan.
Emperor is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to China.
Shogun is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to Japan.
18
2 unique ways Western powers controlled trade in China?
Open Door Policy and the Berlin Conference
Scramble for China and Open Door Policy
Direct and Indirect influence
spheres of influence & Open Door Policy
19
Which country becomes a new rival in the Pacific Region by 1910s to Japan?
Russia
China
The Netherlands
USA
20
Who was the leader of the democratic revolution in China, 1910s?
David Livingstone
Mohandas Gandhi
Sun Yat-sen
Qing Han

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Chapter 15 China, Japan, and Imperialism (Konczal)

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Questions 20

Answers

1
What European country was defeated in war by Japan?
Russia
Germany
Belgium
Britain
2
What event ended Japan's isolation?
The Catholic Church demand to spread Christianity in Japan.
Commodore Perry's navy (USA) forced Japan to open up trade.
The Dutch arrived demanding trade rights.
Jar-Jar Binks arrived demand tribute to his secret empire.
3
What was the Tai Peng Rebellion?
Christian-led Chinese peasant rebellion against the emperor.
Civil war for democracy
A rebellion to stop the sale of opium to the Chinese people.
Peasant rebellion which relayed on martial arts to fight.
4
What was the title for the supreme military leader of feudal Japan?
Shogun
Ninja
Samurai
Emperor
5
What was the biggest problem with China's democracy?
The emperor always found his power checked by congress.
Sun Yat-sen was president for too many terms.
Too corrupt: favored Western imperials over reforms.
Too democratic, too quickly: voting election took too long.
6
What does not belong with characteristics describing Feudal Japan?
Industrialization
Strict social class
Samurai
Shinto and Buddhism
7
What were Opium Wars?
Britain fought 2 wars with China to force it to buy opium.
China fought 2 wars with Britain to force the UK to buy tea.
Britain fought 2 wars with China to stop the opium trade.
Britain fought 2 wars with India to force it to buy opium.
8
ID: the Nationalist Party promoting democracy in 1910s Civil war, led by Sun Yat-sen?
Guomindang
Zulu
Boers
Sepoy
9
How did China solve problems in society and in politics prior to European imperialism?
China adapted quickly to all new ideas.
Because of its success, China always looked to the past
China always looked to the future to discover success.
China always referred to "yahoo answers" for help.
10
Which belief system was not practiced by the Chinese?
Buddhism
Shintoism
Daoism
Confucianism
11
What was China's successful series of dynasties going back to c.1500 BCE?
Dynastic Cycle
Shogunate
Imperialism
Mandate of Heaven
12
Which does not belong to the Reforms of the Meiji Restoration?
"Democratic oligarchy"
Less strict social classes (end of samurai)
True democracy is established.
More united Japan (nationalism)
13
Who or what isolated Japan from the rest of the world since the 1600's?
Tokugawa Shogunate.
Minamoto Shogunate.
Apartheid system.
Qing Dynasty
14
Which region does not become part of Japan's Colonies by 1905?
Korea
Philippines
Taiwan
Parts of China (Manchuria)
15
What was the last dynasty of China?
Tokugawa
Qing
Song
Han
16
What is a result of the Meiji Restoration?
Modern industry and military is established in Japan.
Takes 100 years for Japan to become a modern nation.
Universal education system established
Less strict social classes, more meritocracy.
17
What is the best description of the Meiji Restoration?
Emperor is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to Japan.
Samura is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to Japan.
Emperor is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to China.
Shogun is "true ruler" again; reforms are made to Japan.
18
2 unique ways Western powers controlled trade in China?
Open Door Policy and the Berlin Conference
Scramble for China and Open Door Policy
Direct and Indirect influence
spheres of influence & Open Door Policy
19
Which country becomes a new rival in the Pacific Region by 1910s to Japan?
Russia
China
The Netherlands
USA
20
Who was the leader of the democratic revolution in China, 1910s?
David Livingstone
Mohandas Gandhi
Sun Yat-sen
Qing Han