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Unit 3: Asia - Quiz Study Guide
What does Feudalism refer to?
What is Globalization?
Unit 3: Asia - Quiz Study Guide
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What is
Globalization
?
The separation of nations based on borders
The division of labor within a nation’s borders
The spread of ideas, culture, and products worldwide
The movement of goods within a single country
2
What does
Feudalism
refer to?
A trade route
A religious practice
A centralized government
A political system based on land ownership and loyalty
3
Why did the Chinese object to Kublai Khan’s rule?
He was a foreign ruler and part of the Mongol conquerors
He refused to trade with other nations
He followed Buddhism
He tried to change Chinese holidays
4
In the early 1100s, who had the most power in Japan?
The common people
Buddhist monks
The shogun and samurai
The emperor
5
What is the responsibility of the
Father and Son
in Confucian teachings?
Loyalty
Obedience
Division of labor
Responsibility to elders
6
Which of the following is the correct order of the
Dynastic Cycle
?
Old Dynasty → Problems → New Dynasty
New Dynasty → Old Dynasty → Problems
New Dynasty → Problems → Old Dynasty
Problems → New Dynasty → Old Dynasty
7
How did New World crops benefit China?
Military strength grew
Economy declined
Trade routes expanded
Increased food supply and population growth
8
What is the responsibility of
Husband and Wife
in Confucianism?
Division of labor
Loyalty
Obedience
Respect for elders
9
Why did the U.S. drop the atomic bomb instead of a land invasion?
They had no other military options
The weather was too poor for a land invasion
Japan had already surrendered
To avoid massive American casualties after defeats like Bataan
10
What was shared along the
Silk Road
besides goods?
Just spices and silk
Only art and clothing
Religion and disease
Only food
11
What was the Pax Mongolica?
A time of peace and stability across the Mongol Empire
A religious movement
A treaty between China and Japan
A law enforced by the Mongols
12
What happened when Great Britain paid with opium instead of silver?
China opened more ports freely
China started growing opium
China gained more silver
The Opium War broke out
13
Why were the Mongols good at conquering civilizations?
They had ships
They were peaceful and made alliances
They were skilled in horseback riding and warfare
They had superior technology
14
What does
Nomadic
mean?
People who stay in one place to farm
A type of government
People who travel and do not settle in one place
A tradition followed by a group
15
How long did China have emperors and how many dynasties ruled it?
Over 2,000 years, with over 30 dynasties
500 years, with 5 dynasties
4,000 years, with 13 dynasties
Over 500 years, with 5 dynasties
16
What was the
Mandate of Heaven
used to justify?
A new law for the empire
The right of rulers to govern with divine approval
A trade agreement with other countries
A rebellion against the emperor
17
Which relationship involves
Loyalty
?
Husband and Wife
Father and Son
Ruler and Citizens
Friend to Friend
18
What is a mixed economy?
Total government control
An economy with no rules
A mix of government and private businesses
A traditional farming economy
19
What is the tributary system?
A system where smaller states acknowledged the emperor’s power
A payment system for foreign ships
A way for China to regulate domestic trade
A trade agreement between China and Europe
20
How was Japanese society structured from the 1100s to 1800s?
A democracy where all people had equal power
A strict class system with the emperor at the top
A military government led by the shogun
There was no hierarchy
21
What was the result of Japan’s isolationism?
Takeover by Western powers
Total economic collapse
Unique culture and limited foreign influence
Military power
22
What does the term
Mandate
refer to?
A type of government
An order given by someone in a position of authority
A legal document
A form of government rebellion
23
What did Japan do that led to U.S. sanctions before WWII?
Signed a treaty with Germany
Invaded Manchuria and expanded aggressively
Attacked Russia
Refused to trade with the U.S.
24
What is Marxism?
A belief in class struggle and equality through socialism
A political system with one leader
A religion
A democratic system
25
Why did Chinese peasants support the Communist Revolution?
They supported the emperor
They feared war
They wanted land and better conditions
They wanted more trade
26
What happened during the Meiji Restoration?
The emperor lost power
Japan modernized and industrialized
Japan became a democracy
Japan became more isolated
27
Why was
rice
important during Japan’s feudal period?
It was the main food source and a form of wealth
It was used as currency
It was a symbol of the emperor's power
It was grown only for export
28
Which of the following defines a
Dynasty
?
A group of people ruling over an empire
A law passed by the emperor
A form of government
A single family ruling for generations
29
What is an
Empire
?
A single family that rules for a long time
A vast area of land with many nations controlled by one leader
A type of government where the people vote
A marketplace for goods and services
30
Why did China end sea voyages in the 1400s?
They lost ships to storms
They were at war
They ran out of money
They wanted to focus on internal issues and defense
31
Why is the
Silk Road
considered the first example of globalization?
It was mainly used for military expansion
It connected Asia, Europe, and Africa through trade and culture
It only spread trade goods within Asia
It spread diseases worldwide
32
How do France and Germany meet people’s basic needs?
Through private companies
Through colonies
Through social welfare programs
Through trade
