UIL 2019-20 - Week 3

The practice of ritual suicide of a samurai in Japan

The Central Asians nomads that helped lead to the fall of the Han Dynasty and at odds with the dynasty that followed

All of the following are signs of wealth found in Korean tombs except

By 527 CE, this one of the Three Kingdoms rose to prominence over the other other two

The type of pottery that dates to the 2nd millenium BCE around the same type rice is introduced onto Korea

1891 rebellion by a Chinese secret society known as Red Turban before being suppressed by Qing troops

The primary religion of the Korean peoples early on

Traditional Japanese popular drama dating from the early 17th century

The place to with the National People's Party (KMT) fled after their defeat to the Chinese communist forces in 1949

A mountain system that form a rampart blocking access from the Takla Makan Desert to the icy barren expanses of Tibet

The establishment of the Korean Empire in 1897 was an attempt to save Korea from a foreign incursion from this country

National People's Party (KMT) - republican political party that governed all or part of mainland China from 1928 to 1949

This northern Chinese empire from 1115-1234 CE was formed by tribes from this region

Neolithic sites in Korea date back __________ years

The Korean Empire (1897-1910) followed the assassination of this ruler

Period in Japanese history (250-552 CE) known as the Great Burial Period & characterized by large earthern burial mounds

The military police of the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II

The largest group of Mongol peoples, constituting more than 80% of the population of Mongolia

Toward the end of World War II, young and inexperienced Japanese were trained for suicide missions involving

The years of the Korean War in the twentieth century

Dolmen burial sites were associated with the change from late Neolithic to this age between 2000-400 BCE

Any member of a Mongol people that ruled Manchuria and part of North China from the 10th to early 12th century

The founder of the National People's Party (KMT), a republican political party that governed after the fall of the Qing

City on Honshu in Japan & the second largest urban & industrial area. A capital for 1000 years, it means "Capital City"

Japanese shogunate from 1192-1333 CE that set the stage for feudalism and the rise of the warrior class

The adopted religion of the samurai during the feudal period in Japan

The approximate number of earth-mound tombs found in Korea from the Three Kingdoms Period

The Korean Empire from 1897-1910 was led by this ruler

The number of kneelings and prostrations required during the Ming Dynasty for foreigners and court officials

It means 'divine wind'

 In China, the act of supplication made by an inferior to his superior by kneeling and knocking his head to the ground

The Jurchen, also known as the later Jin, overthrew this Chinese dynasty in the north & ruled until the Mongols arrived

The estimated deaths of Mongolians during the Jindandao Incident in the last decade of the 19th century

The Koguryo & Paekche courts officially accepted all of these religions & philosophies during the 4th century CE except

This practice in Korea was banned in 502 CE

Korea first became a tributary state of China during this Chinese dynasty

The first written record in Japan, part of which is considered a sacred text of the Shinto religion

The northern China dynasty that ruled from 265-420 CE and established 45 years after the fall of the Han

The term kamikaze refers to which geological event that happened in Japanese history

Jomon pottery dating to the Neolithic period in Japan had this distinctive feature

This earliest Korean civilization dates back to 3500 BCE

All of the following backed North Korea in the Korean War except

All of the following were kingdoms during the Korean Three Kingdoms Period (57 BCE-668 CE) except

What were dolmens?