Section Quiz 15-2 East Asia Under Challenge 1800 -1914
Section Quiz 15-2 East Asia Under Challenge 1800 -1914
- 1.U.S. consul who signed treaty with Japan
- A.
Daimyo
- B.
Port Arthur
- C.
Townsend Harris
- D.
Prefectures
- E.
Concessions
- 2.Political compromies
- A.
Daimyo
- B.
Port Arthur
- C.
Townsend Harris
- D.
Prefectures
- E.
Concessions
- 3.Traditional local Japanese nobles
- A.
Daimyo
- B.
Port Arthur
- C.
Townsend Harris
- D.
Prefectures
- E.
Concessions
- 4.Territories of the new governors
- A.
Daimyo
- B.
Port Arthur
- C.
Townsend Harris
- D.
Prefectures
- E.
Concessions
- 5.Manchurian city seized by Japan
- A.
Daimyo
- B.
Port Arthur
- C.
Townsend Harris
- D.
Prefectures
- E.
Concessions
- 6.The Meiji Restoration was responsible for all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
Weakening the power of the traditional nobles.
- B.
Creating a constitution.
- C.
Promoting industry.
- D.
Rejecting all Western ideas, even industrization.
- 7.The Meiji reformers created a new imperial army in 1871,based on
- A.
Compulsory military service.
- B.
The old feudal structure.
- C.
The U.S. Marine Corps.
- D.
The hiring of mercenaries.
- 8.The Meiji education system included all of the following features EXCEPT
- A.
Universal education.
- B.
Instruction in technology.
- C.
Japanese-only teaching staffs.
- D.
An Amerirican-style structure.
- 9.The Meiji Restoration developed Japanese interest in all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
Western fashions.
- B.
The shogunate.
- C.
Ballroom dancing.
- D.
Base ball.
- 10.The 1904 war between ussia and Japan resulted in
- A.
The humiliating defeating of Russia.
- B.
Russian control of Korea.
- C.
Greater respect for Russia round the world.
- D.
More Japanese immigration to the United States.
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