Question 1

The only country in Asia that was taken over by Europeans to become a nation with a Christian majority was ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The only country in Asia that was...

Question 2

Which na tion forced Japan to end their policy of seclusion?

Accepted Answer

A) China 
B) The United States 
C) Great Britain 
D) France 
E) The Netherlands 
A) China 
B) The United States 
C) Great Britain 
D) France 
E) The Netherlands

Question 3

What was the reason for the Long March?

Accepted Answer

A) The retreat of the Nationalists to Taiwan. 
B) The march of the Japanese into Manchuria. 
C) The communists' forced migration from the south to the north. 
D) The march of the communists into Beijing victorious. 
E) The Guomindang fled mainland China after defeat. 
A) The retreat of the Nationalists to Taiwan. 
B) The march of the Japanese into Manchuria. 
C) The communists' forced migration from the south to the north. 
D) The march of the communists into Beijing victorious. 
E) The Guomindang fled mainland China after defeat.

Question 4

Term for identification: Chinese Communist Party

Accepted Answer

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is the

Question 5

Explain the reforms that fueled the Meiji Restoration. How did the Japanese restore the emperor to power and at what cost?

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discussion of th

Question 6

Where did the Guomindang relocate to in 1949 ?

Accepted Answer

A) Japan 
B) Korea 
C) Taiwan 
D) Vietnam 
E) Russia 
A) Japan 
B) Korea 
C) Taiwan 
D) Vietnam 
E) Russia

Question 7

Most of t he island Southeast Asian nations followed which of the following religions?

Accepted Answer

A) Christianity 
B) Buddhism 
C) Islam 
D) Hinduism 
E) Shinto 
A) Christianity 
B) Buddhism 
C) Islam 
D) Hinduism 
E) Shinto

Question 8

Term for identification: Tripartite Pact

Accepted Answer

The Tripartite Pact, also known as the B

Question 9

In 1940, the Japanese signed the  ____________________,  which joined the nation to Germany and Italy in an alliance.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of In 1940, the Japanese signed the  ____________________, ...

Question 10

What was distinctive about the Pacific Theater of combat during World War II?

Accepted Answer

A) It was fought mostly on the mainland. 
B) The Germans sent their Luftwaffe to reinforce Japan's armed forces. 
C) The war in the Pacific had very few naval engagements. 
D) The Japanese pilots were ready to surrender soon after the war was declared. 
E) It had no connection to Europe with respect to the participants. 
A) It was fought mostly on the mainland. 
B) The Germans sent their Luftwaffe to reinforce Japan's armed forces. 
C) The war in the Pacific had very few naval engagements. 
D) The Japanese pilots were ready to surrender soon after the war was declared. 
E) It had no connection to Europe with respect to the participants.

Question 11

What was a unique fact about the Phil ippines?

Accepted Answer

A) It was a Southeast Asian nation under the control of a European nation. 
B) It remained under one power from the 17th  century through World War II. 
C) The Dutch introduced a "culture system" to maintain their control on the islands. 
D) The majority were Christian even though those in the southern half were predominately Muslim. 
E) The island suffered due to a massive population explosion after the Spanish-American War. 
A) It was a Southeast Asian nation under the control of a European nation. 
B) It remained under one power from the 17th  century through World War II. 
C) The Dutch introduced a "culture system" to maintain their control on the islands. 
D) The majority were Christian even though those in the southern half were predominately Muslim. 
E) The island suffered due to a massive population explosion after the Spanish-American War.

Question 12

Term for identification: zaibatsu

Accepted Answer

The term "zaibatsu" refers to a Japanese

Question 13

By the end of World War II, how could Chiang Kai-shek's army best be described?

Accepted Answer

A) Poorly fed but in good spirits. 
B) Much diminished in numbers and increasingly corrupt. 
C) Respected and full of confidence that they would prevail. 
D) Both demoralized and ill equipped. 
E) Anxious to finish off Mao and his forces before another winter passed. 
A) Poorly fed but in good spirits. 
B) Much diminished in numbers and increasingly corrupt. 
C) Respected and full of confidence that they would prevail. 
D) Both demoralized and ill equipped. 
E) Anxious to finish off Mao and his forces before another winter passed.

Question 14

Term for identification: Indochina

Accepted Answer

Indochina, also known as the Indochinese

Question 15

Which countries encompassed French Indochina?

Accepted Answer

A) China, Bangladesh, and Korea 
B) Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia 
C) Thailand, India, and Vietnam 
D) Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and the Philippines 
E) Java, Indonesia, and Malaya 
A) China, Bangladesh, and Korea 
B) Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia 
C) Thailand, India, and Vietnam 
D) Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and the Philippines 
E) Java, Indonesia, and Malaya

Question 16

Describe the changes taking place in Southeast Asia during the interwar years including political and economic aspects.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discussion of in

Exam 44: East Asia in a Century of Change

The only country in Asia that was taken over by Europeans to become a nation with a Christian majority was ____________________.

Which na tion forced Japan to end their policy of seclusion?

What was the reason for the Long March?

Term for identification: Chinese Communist Party

Explain the reforms that fueled the Meiji Restoration. How did the Japanese restore the emperor to power and at what cost?

Where did the Guomindang relocate to in 1949 ?

Most of t he island Southeast Asian nations followed which of the following religions?

Term for identification: Tripartite Pact

In 1940, the Japanese signed the ____________________, which joined the nation to Germany and Italy in an alliance.​

What was distinctive about the Pacific Theater of combat during World War II?

What was a unique fact about the Phil ippines?

Term for identification: zaibatsu

By the end of World War II, how could Chiang Kai-shek's army best be described?

Term for identification: Indochina

Which countries encompassed French Indochina?

Describe the changes taking place in Southeast Asia during the interwar years including political and economic aspects.

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