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Japan and Korea Review Game
Japan and Korea Review Game
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A #review for our unit on #Japan, #Mongolia, and #Korea
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1
Which BODY OF WATER is 2?
Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
2
Which of these is true about Otto Warmbier's arrest?
He was arrested for photographing North Korean soldiers
He was arrested for vandalizing a statue of Kim Jong Il
He was arrested as soon as he landed in North Korea
He was arrested for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster
3
Key Term: “the way of the warrior” - strict code Japanese soldiers were supposed to live
daimyo
Bushido
samurai
Juche
4
Key Term: a policy of one country cutting itself off from all other countries
annexation
nationalism
isolationism
imperalism
5
Which COUNTRY is D?
Russia
Japan
North Korea
China
6
Key Term: a chain of islands
prefecture
khanate
archipelago
peninsula
7
Which of the following is NOT true about Japan during World War II?
They attacked the US naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
They downplay how badly they treated the Chinese, prisoners
They surrendered after nuclear bombs were used against them
They were victorious in the war
8
NoKo or SoKo: Developing nuclear weapons, threatening the world with them
North Korea
South Korea
9
Key Term: state of hostility that existed between the Soviet Union and the United States
Cold War
hermit kingdom
Juche
DMZ
10
Which COUNTRY is C?
North Korea
Russia
China
Japan
11
NoKo or SoKo: Democracy where the president is elected by the people
North Korea
South Korea
12
In one word, how would you best describe how Japan acted towards China between WWI and WWII
Cooperatively
Peaceful
Friendly
Aggressive
13
Korean War: Which of these happened second?
North Korea invades South Korea
Ceasefire is signed ending the fighting
South Korea pushes back into North Korea
War becomes a stalemate with neither side gaining ground
14
Which BODY OF WATER is 3?
Pacific Ocean
Yellow Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Sea of Japan
15
Korean War: Which of these happened third?
North Korea invades South Korea
War becomes a stalemate with neither side gaining ground
Ceasefire is signed ending the fighting
South Korea pushes back into North Korea
16
Key Term: a district under the government of a prefect
archipelago
prefecture
Juche
khanate
17
Key Term: extending the rule of an empire over foreign countries, or of acquiring colonies
authoritarianism
imperialism
isolationism
nationalism
18
Which pair of cities were destroyed by nuclear bombs during World War II?
Hiroshima & Nagasaki
Tokyo & Kyoto
Hiroshima & Nagoya
Nagasaki & Osaka
19
Key Term: a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides
archipelago
hermit kingdom
peninsula
DMZ
20
Which COUNTRY is B?
Japan
North Korea
Russia
South Korea
21
True or False: Japan conquered Korea in the early 1900s and worked to crush their culture
False
True
22
What does the ! point to on the map?
ZMZ
DMZ
KMZ
TMZ
23
Key Term: an ancient combat sport
ninja judo
sumo
Bushido
baseball
24
Korean War: Which of these happened fourth?
War becomes a stalemate with neither side gaining ground
South Korea pushes back into North Korea
North Korea invades South Korea
Ceasefire is signed ending the fighting
25
NoKo or SoKo: Close ally of the United States and Japan
South Korea
North Korea
26
How did Japan's geography impact the way it viewed itself?
It saw itself as superior and destined to conquer Asia
It saw itself as inferior and weak
It saw itself as isolated and destined to remain alone
It saw itself as a bridge for other countries to reach Asia
27
Key Term: idea that North Koreans need to seize destiny and can only rely on itself
DMZ
Juche
hermit kingdom
Cold War
28
Identify one of the two countries Japan defeated in wars in the early 1900s
British India
Chinese Empire
Russian Empire
French Indochina
29
Key Term: the head of an elected government
khan
daimyo
prime minister
samurai
30
Key Term: “those who serve” - Japanese warriors similar to knights in Europe
Bushido
samurai
prime minister
daimyo
31
Korean War: Which of these happened first?
North Korea invades South Korea
War becomes a stalemate with neither side gaining ground
South Korea pushes back into North Korea
Ceasefire is signed ending the fighting
32
Which of these is true about Otto Warmbier's fate?
He was released from prison after falling ill and ultimately died
He was executed by firing squad
He was released early for good behavior
He is still in prison
33
NoKo or SoKo: Ruled by a dictator, Kim Jong-un
North Korea
South Korea
34
What was the reason Japan became more imperialist in the late 1800s?
Japan needed resources to support the growing country
China asked them to as part of a new plan of domination
They wanted to stockpile resources for use in World War II
They wanted to gain and sell resources to foreign countries
35
NoKo or SoKo: Very poor country whose citizens struggle for enough food
South Korea
North Korea
36
Which COUNTRY is A?
South Korea
Japan
North Korea
Russia
37
Key Term: country which willfully cuts itself off from the rest of the world
Cold War
DMZ
hermit kingdom
Juche
38
Key Term: a buffer between North and South Korea along their border
DMZ
hermit kingdom
Juche
Cold War
39
Which of these is true about Otto Warmbier's sentence?
He was sentenced to 15 years in prison
He was sentenced to 10 years in prison
He was sentenced to 5 years in prison
He was sentenced to life in prison
40
Japan suffered from a massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011 that devastated coastal areas.
False
True
41
Which of the following is true about Japan during the Meiji restoration?
Government relied prime minister - emperor was powerless
Military became very aggressive
Education became similar to the US-style
Businesses were helped by the government through loans
42
Key Term: extreme patriotism marked by a feeling of superiority over other countries
authoritarianism
nationalism
imperialism
isolationism
43
Key Term: a government that demands strict obedience under threat of punishment
nationalism
imperialism
isolationism
authoritarianism
44
Which best describes Japan's economy today?
Wealthy, based around technology
Poor, based on rice farming and tourism
Wealthy, based on gathering resources
Wealthy, based on farming and fishing
45
Otto Warmbier is an American college student
False
True
46
Otto Warmbier was arrested in South Korea
False
True
47
Key Term: adding to something larger, especially new territory
imperialism
isolationism
nationalism
annexation
48
Which best describe the beliefs of Shintos?
Believe in one god who is charge of the universe
All things have a spirit and worship ancestors
Believe in multiple gods who create and destroy worlds
Believe in a single life force that flows through all things
49
Which American naval officer forced Japan to open up its ports to traders in the 1850s?
Captain Matthew Perry
Commodore Matthew Perry
General Matthew Perry
Admiral Matthew Perry
50
Which BODY OF WATER is 1?
Pacific Ocean
Yellow Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Sea of Japan
51
NoKo or SoKo: Very wealthy nation with a high-quality of life
South Korea
North Korea
52
Which COUNTRY is E?
North Korea
China
Russia
Japan
