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1
Pan Gu is from which countries mythology?
Chad
Canada
China
Chile
2
What is the largest barrier between India and China?
The Gobi Desert
The Himalayan Mountain Range
The Atlantic Ocean.
The Great Wall of China
3
Which of the following did Emperor Qin standardise in Ancient China?
Sports.
Written Language.
Farming.
Recipes.
4
What are Kojiki and Nihon Shoki?
Two influential monks from India
Japanese and Tibetan rulers who opposed Buddhism
Japanese Buddhist rituals
Two Shinto texts explaining creation and myths
5
How long did Aurangzeb spend fighting wars in southern India (The Deccan)?
15
5
25
10
6
What was the Naval Blockage of Japan?
Fishing all of the fish out of the ocean around Japan to starve Japanese.
Building a wall around Japan.
Bombing cities.
Using boats to stop weapons/food/supplies reaching Japan.
7
Which of the following dynasties was ethnically Han Chinese?
Ming
Manchu
Yuan
Qing
8
During the warring states period many philosophies were invented. Which of the following however, was not?
Confucianism
Buddhism.
Daoism.
Legalism.
9
Japan does not have any native horses. Instead they imported them and learned this skill from which country?
Korea.
Vietnam.
Mongolia.
China.
10
How high in the confucian hierarchy of China were merchants?
The bottom.
The middle.
The top.
Second to the top.
11
India sent more soldiers to World War 1 than any other Asian country. Which sent the least amount of people?
Vietnam.
India.
Thailand.
China.
12
How did Toyotomi Hideyoshi die?
He drank an elixer of immortality which ironically killed him.
He tried to invade China but could not get past Korea.
He fell off his horse.
Assassination.
13
What was a Citadel in the Indus Valley Civilization?
A bath house.
A large defensive structure.
The place the King lived.
A place to buy fish.
14
Why were catholics the first type of freigner to be banned in Japan during the Tokugawa Shogunate?
The Pope was trying to take over China.
Tokugawa was told be his western advisor to not trust Catholics.
Catholics were working with the Mongols to launch a third invasion.
Catholics neve rtook their shoes off inside.
15
Why might a city surrender to the Mongols before even fighting them?
Most cities hated their rulers and happily invited the Mongols.
The Mongols would give them candy.
They are the Mongols.
The Mongols reputation was scary. No one wanted to actually fight them.
16
South East Asia (Except Thailand) was taken over by Europeans. What did Europeans build in these colonies?
Factories to mass produce cheap products for Asians.
Universities, technology, planned cities (infrastructure) Christianity.
Hindu Temples.
Walls to keep out the Mongols.
17
Islamic (Muslim) kingdoms sometimes allow people to not convert to Islam, but only if they do what?
Not eat pork.
Pay extra taxes.
Mow the lawn.
Become vegetarian.
18
What was the name of the long and relatively thin stretch of land which connected China to the Silk Road?
Hexi Corridor.
The Lane of Shame.
Lexi Corridor
The Gobi Desert.
19
The Samurai built 7-9 foot tall walls along the beach to slow the Mongol invasion. But what really defeated the Mongols?
Bigger walls.
Black Death
Tsuyu Asui
Kamekazi! (Divine Wind)
20
What was special about Sun Yat-Sen's political party?
The Nationalist party's flag featured a pineapple.
The Nationalist Party was the first modern political party in China.
The Nationalist party was led by Puyi the last Emperor.
The Nationalist Party was made up entirely of Chinese women.
21
To defeat the Yellow Turban Rebellion the Han Dynasty had to give more power to this group of people.
Merchants.
Sepoys.
Warlords.
Samurai.
22
Shintoism has no holy book or leader, but it does have this...
Spirit creatures tied to nature or ideas called Kami.
A supreme God of the Wind whose son is the Emperor.
Gigantic statues carved out of Jade, placed upon mountains.
Extremely complicated rules which must be followed by everyone every day.
23
Why did the British dig tunnels between India and China and also work with pirates in the 19th century?
To sneak apples into China.
To sneak Opium into China.
To sneak silver into China.
It was quicker than trying to get over the Himalayas.
24
What were innovations of the Gupta Dynasty?
Astronomy, decimals, value of pie, medicine, metallury etc.
Gunpowder, silk, and wood block printing.
Steam power/engines.
Ceramics, three colored glaze, taller statues.
25
How did the Samurai respond to the Shogun giving into Mattew Perry's demands to reopen the country?
Angry, they thought the Shogun was weak and so they replaced him.
They all died in a tornado.
They did not really care.
Happily, they were all sick of watching Kabuki plays and writing poetry.
26
Which two religions both believe in reincarnation?
Islam and Mongolianism.
Buddhism and Christianity.
Hinduism and Islam
Hinduism and Buddhism
27
In Feudal Japan, how powerful was the Shogun compared to the Emperor?
Powerless, the Shogun was held hostage his entire life.
Not very powerful, Shogun always did what the Emperor said.
Extremely powerful, the Shogun controlled all of the Samurai and Daimyo.
Equal in power to the Emperor. They ruled together as equals.
28
Which Mughal ruler introduced Universal Toleration (Freedom of religion)
Taj Mahal
Akbar
Aurangzeb
Babar
29
How did the Aryions fight and win wars?
They used advanced martial arts.
False. Aryions were peaceful.
Guns.
Riding horses and chariots.
30
What was an advantage of Japan being an island?
Impossible to be hit by hurricanes or storms.
Christian missionaries could never get in!
Lots of land to farm.
Very difficult to invade.
31
Was aspect of Chinese cities predates most other civilizations city design?
They had impressive underground sewers.
They had electricity.
They were actually planned with walls and straight streets.
They were always built on top of the mountains.
32
What was a Sepoy?
A merchant working for the EIC.
A type of cookie.
A type of gun used by Indian soldiers working for the British.
A Indian trained to use European weapons and tactics.
33
What was the most common way to transport goods along the Silk Road?
Dogs.
Llama.
Slave.
Camel.
34
What was a negative effect of China choosing to isolate itself?
China missed the Industrial Revolution and became technologically weak.
Horrible kabuki plays were invented to amuse the bored people.
China missed the chance to colonize Japan.
People stopped sending tribute to the Emperor.
35
Who destroyed most of the records/papers about Zheng He's journeys?
Legalists.
Journalists.
Confucian scholars.
Daoists.
36
King Ashoka converted to Buddhism.
True
False
37
The Manchus and the Mongols had this in common.
Both were Buddhist.
They both hated meat.
Both were nomadic.
Both were really into farming.
38
Which country influenced Vietnam more?
India.
China.
USA.
Korea.
39
Why did the Mughals tax Non-Muslims and make it hard for them to get good jobs?
They were bullies.
Non-Muslims were richer so they could afford to pay higher taxes.
Muslims only wanted to hire Muslims because they could not trust Hindus.
They thought if they made life hard enough non-muslims would convert.
40
How was traditional Japanese culture impacted by the Meiji restoration?
Japan stopped believe in Shintoism and everyone became Jewish.
Japanese culture was not impacted at all.
Some culture was lost as Japan rapidly became more like a Western country.
Japanese people stopped eatting seafood.
