The Ultimate Imperial Japan Trivia!
Japanese culture has always been fascinating, not only because of its accomplishments as a country but because it has inspired so many other cultures with its inventions and discipline. It is the birth country of suchi and animes and also the best country when it comes to innovative technologies. What do you know about Imperial Japan? Take our quiz and find out now.
- 1.When did imperial Japan start?
- A.
In 1850
- B.
In 1866
- C.
In 1868
- D.
In 1870
- 2.How is the expression "empire of Japan" translated in Japanese?
- A.
Daini Tairu
- B.
Daini Taiku
- C.
Dai Nippon Taikoku
- D.
Dai Nimpo
- 3.When did the second sino-Japanese war start?
- A.
In 1930
- B.
In 1937
- C.
In 1940
- D.
In 1940
- 4.When did the Empire surrender to the Allies?
- A.
In August, 1945
- B.
In May, 1944
- C.
In April, 1940
- D.
In March, 1960
- 5.In what year was the convention of Karagawa signed?
- A.
1854
- B.
1860
- C.
1870
- D.
1872
- 6.What does the Bakumatsu period refer to?
- A.
The beginning of Japan's industrialization
- B.
The end of the war with the Russians
- C.
The final years of the Edo period
- D.
The end of the sino-war
- 7.When did the Boshin war start?
- A.
In 1820
- B.
In 1880
- C.
In 1970
- D.
In 1868
- 8.In what year did Japan begin its rapid modernization?
- A.
In 1860
- B.
In 1880
- C.
In 1862
- D.
In 1864
- 9.When was Eastern Orthodoxy brought to Japan?
- A.
In the 7th Century
- B.
In the 18th Century
- C.
In the 19th Century
- D.
In the 20th Century
- 10.What was the reason for the Russo-Japanese war?
- A.
It was a conflict for control over Korea
- B.
It was a conflict for control over Russia
- C.
It was a conflict for control over Mongolia
- D.
It was a conflict for control over Japan
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