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Chapter 8 Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia
Chapter 8 Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia
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Because of Japan's location
agriculture depended on flooding rivers.
Chinese artists borrowed Japanese styles
fish was an important part of the diet
daimyo had a difficult time building armies
2
A difficulty that has faced Japan due to its geography?
harsh climate
lack of protection
little farm land
no water sources
3
What is a fact about Angkor Wat?
It was built to honor a famous Khmer ruler
It is the world's largest religious structure
It was built as a Confucian temple
It covers more land than any building in the world
4
What is the kind of pottery is Korea known for?
earthenware
celadon
Choson
Koryo
5
The Feudal system in Japan was organized around
a strong central government overseeing many clans.
governing the exchange of loyalty for protection.
Prince Shotoku's Seventeen Article Constitution
the samurai's code of honor, loyalty, and bravery.
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Which is the westernmost island of Japan?
Kyushu
Shikoku
Honshu
Hokkaido
7
An embassy is an office of government
in its capital
in another nation
in another city
in the army
8
The word Shinto means
"path of spirituality"
"divine way"
"divine spirits"
"way of the gods"
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ruled on the emperor's behalf
samurai
vassal
shogun
daimyo
10
fought for the daimyo
daimyo
shogun
vassal
samurai
11
Followers of Zen seek to find
complex rituals
life after death
salvation
inner peace
12
Prince Shotoku created the Seventeen Article Constitution in order to
teach soldiers
guide leaders
inform
instruct slaves
13
What was Nam Viet?
a jungle region in Southeast Asia
a kingdom south of China
a Chinese dynasty
a powerful early Korean kingdom
14
What was the Emperor's role in early Japan?
a symbol of Japan's growing importance
a representative of the nation with divine qualities
an appointed official with little power
a strong ruler who unified the clans
15
Which Country had the stronger cultural influence on the Khmers?
Nam Viet
India
China
Japan
16
What divides Honshu from the mainland Asia?
Korea
Shikoku
Sea of Japan
Pacific Ocean
17
What crop led to the success of the Khmer Empire?
silk
wheat
soybeans
rice
18
An influential change that occurred in Japan during the Tokugawa Shogunate was
the growth of complex trade networks
the introduction of new technologies and beliefs
the growth of power held by the daimyo
200 years of complete isolation from the world
19
On which Island is the capital located?
Shikoku
Honshu
Hokkaido
Kyushu
20
What do noh and Kabuki theater have in common?
Both are no longer performed.
Both remain popular today
Both grew out of Buddhist religious ceremonies.
Both are highly regarded formal retelling of legends.
21
What Kindgom arose after Silla kingdom collapsed?
Koryo
Yi
Nam Viet
Choson
22
Prince Shotoku's attitude toward China was one of
anger
admiration
fear
disrespect
23
Which was the most powerful and longest-lasting kingdom on mainland Southeast Asia?
Nam Viet
Khmer Empire
Koryo kingdom
Choson Dynasty
24
Angkor Wat of the Khmer Empire is located in what present day country?
Thailand
Vietnam
Cambodia
North Korea
25
The Vietnamese were finally able to break from China's rule when
Trung Nhi led the Vietnamese
several Vietnamese
China turned its attention to Japan
the Tang Dynasty became weak
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gave loyalty for protection
shogun
samurai
vassal
daimyo
