Quiz On The Asian Heritage Month

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    Why did most Chinese come to the US during the 1800's?

    • To work in gold mines to pursue their dreams of immediate wealth
    • To work on unfinished railroads
    • To check out what the area had to offer
    • For the Chinese Food
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Since its inception, Asian Heritage Month has been a way for people of Asian descent to pay respects and raise awareness about their history, including and the journeys their ancestors had to undertake to give them the lives they lead. What do you know about it? Take this quiz on Asian heritage month to find out.

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  • 2. 

    In 1865, what percentage of Central Pacific were Chinese workers?

    • >90%

    • ~48%

    • 104%

    Correct Answer
    A. >90%
    Explanation
    During the construction of the Central Pacific railroad in 1865, the majority of the workforce consisted of Chinese workers. This is evident from the given answer option ">90%". It indicates that more than 90% of the workers involved in the project were Chinese. This suggests that the Chinese workers played a significant role in the construction of the Central Pacific railroad during that time.

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  • 3. 

    Pepsico is one of the primary sponsors in which Global Event in Shanghai?

    • World Cup

    • World Expo

    • World Order

    • World Cheetoes Expo

    Correct Answer
    A. World Expo
    Explanation
    PepsiCo is one of the primary sponsors in the World Expo in Shanghai. The World Expo is a global event that showcases the achievements and innovations of various countries. It provides a platform for countries to promote their culture, trade, and tourism. As a major sponsor, PepsiCo likely has a significant presence and involvement in the event, which helps to enhance its brand visibility and reach a large global audience.

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    In what year was Asian Heritage Month extended from a week long celebration to a month long celebration?

    • 1958

    • 1978

    • 1992

    • 2011

    Correct Answer
    A. 1992
    Explanation
    Asian Heritage Month was extended from a week long celebration to a month long celebration in the year 1992. This extension allowed for a longer period of time to honor and celebrate the rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and contributions of Asian communities. It provided an opportunity to delve deeper into the history, heritage, and achievements of Asians, fostering greater understanding and appreciation among people of all backgrounds.

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    What is the largest city in China?

    • Beijing

    • Hong Kong

    • King Kong

    • Shanghai

    Correct Answer
    A. Shanghai
    Explanation
    Shanghai is the largest city in China. It is a global financial center and has a population of over 24 million people. The city is known for its modern skyline, historical landmarks, and vibrant culture. Shanghai's economic importance and population make it the largest city in China.

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    Which Act required Chinese Immigrants to register and obtain a certificate of residence?

    • The Chinese Exclusion Act

    • Mayberry Act

    • Geary Act

    • The Sweet & Sour Act

    Correct Answer
    A. Geary Act
    Explanation
    The Geary Act required Chinese immigrants to register and obtain a certificate of residence. This act was passed in 1892 as an extension of the Chinese Exclusion Act. It aimed to further restrict Chinese immigration and enforce stricter regulations on Chinese individuals already living in the United States. The act required Chinese immigrants to carry a certificate of residence at all times and present it upon request by authorities. Failure to comply could result in deportation or imprisonment. The Geary Act was eventually repealed in 1943.

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