Question 1

The general model for the Seventeen Point Constitution was

Accepted Answer

A) Shinto. 
B) Korean. 
C) Buddhist. 
D) Samurai. 
E) Chinese. 
A) Shinto. 
B) Korean. 
C) Buddhist. 
D) Samurai. 
E) Chinese.

Question 2

Most Southeast Asian nations were influence by which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) China 
B) Japan 
C) India 
D) Korea 
E) Mongols 
A) China 
B) Japan 
C) India 
D) Korea 
E) Mongols

Question 3

The first Japanese state was created by the

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A) Jomon. 
B) Yayoi. 
C) Yamato. 
D) Koreans. 
E) Chinese. 
A) Jomon. 
B) Yayoi. 
C) Yamato. 
D) Koreans. 
E) Chinese.

Question 4

The military government under the shogun, the ____________________, had no real equivalent in medieval Europe.

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The answer of The military government under the shogun, the...

Question 5

During the Kamakura and Ashikaga shogunates, Japanese art forms

Accepted Answer

A) emulated the art of Korea. 
B) began to cater to the preferences of the shoguns. 
C) became decidedly less like those of China. 
D) paid less attention to the warrior class than ever before. 
E) gave tremendous respect and honor to the emperor. 
A) emulated the art of Korea. 
B) began to cater to the preferences of the shoguns. 
C) became decidedly less like those of China. 
D) paid less attention to the warrior class than ever before. 
E) gave tremendous respect and honor to the emperor.

Question 6

Discuss the religious issues in Southeast Asian history.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 7

What is the English translation of the term "kamikaze"?

Accepted Answer

A) "Sun goddess." 
B) "Victory or death." 
C) "Divine wind." 
D) "Right to rule." 
E) "Holy motherland." 
A) "Sun goddess." 
B) "Victory or death." 
C) "Divine wind." 
D) "Right to rule." 
E) "Holy motherland."

Question 8

The most influential form of Buddhism in Japan is ____________________, which stresses exercises in ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The most influential form of Buddhism in...

Question 9

According to Shinto legends, what are the kami?

Accepted Answer

A) Court prostitutes. 
B) Buddhist missionaries. 
C) Individual's rights to the land. 
D) Renegade samurai. 
E) Shinto spirits. 
A) Court prostitutes. 
B) Buddhist missionaries. 
C) Individual's rights to the land. 
D) Renegade samurai. 
E) Shinto spirits.

Question 10

The only native empire to unify present day Indonesia was which of the following?

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A) The Khmers 
B) Majapahit. 
C) The Thais. 
D) The Mongols. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) The Khmers 
B) Majapahit. 
C) The Thais. 
D) The Mongols. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 11

The Ashikaga shogun was noted for

Accepted Answer

A) becoming much more feudalistic. 
B) implementing a long period of peace between himself and his rivals. 
C) recognizing the importance of the imperial court system. 
D) paying a bit more homage to the emperor. 
E) participating in an extended period of warfare between rival nobles and the shogun. 
A) becoming much more feudalistic. 
B) implementing a long period of peace between himself and his rivals. 
C) recognizing the importance of the imperial court system. 
D) paying a bit more homage to the emperor. 
E) participating in an extended period of warfare between rival nobles and the shogun.

Question 12

The ____________________ was originally a military commander who supposedly executed the emperor's wishes.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ was originally a military commander...

Question 13

The Japanese were the first to produce

Accepted Answer

A) paper. 
B) rice. 
C) indigo. 
D) epics. 
E) novels. 
A) paper. 
B) rice. 
C) indigo. 
D) epics. 
E) novels.

Question 14

During the Heian period, the shoguns were the commander-in-chief of the army. What was the role of the emperors?

Accepted Answer

A) The emperors were all-powerful. 
B) The emperors set taxation levels for the government. 
C) The emperors were mere figureheads. 
D) The emperors set the cultural standards for Japan. 
E) The emperors ruled over the Japanese parliament. 
A) The emperors were all-powerful. 
B) The emperors set taxation levels for the government. 
C) The emperors were mere figureheads. 
D) The emperors set the cultural standards for Japan. 
E) The emperors ruled over the Japanese parliament.

Question 15

Term for identification: Lady Murasaki

Accepted Answer

Lady Murasaki is most commonly associate

Question 16

The first clan to wrest control from the emperors was the

Accepted Answer

A) Tokugawa. 
B) Fujiwara. 
C) Heian. 
D) Ashikaga. 
E) Kamakura. 
A) Tokugawa. 
B) Fujiwara. 
C) Heian. 
D) Ashikaga. 
E) Kamakura.

Exam 19: Japan and Southeast Asia

The general model for the Seventeen Point Constitution was

Most Southeast Asian nations were influence by which of the following?

The first Japanese state was created by the

The military government under the shogun, the ____________________, had no real equivalent in medieval Europe.

During the Kamakura and Ashikaga shogunates, Japanese art forms

Discuss the religious issues in Southeast Asian history.

What is the English translation of the term "kamikaze"?

The most influential form of Buddhism in Japan is ____________________, which stresses exercises in ____________________.

According to Shinto legends, what are the kami?

The only native empire to unify present day Indonesia was which of the following?

The Ashikaga shogun was noted for

The ____________________ was originally a military commander who supposedly executed the emperor's wishes.

The Japanese were the first to produce

During the Heian period, the shoguns were the commander-in-chief of the army. What was the role of the emperors?

Term for identification: Lady Murasaki

The first clan to wrest control from the emperors was the

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