Quiz about S4 History U3.2

Question 1

A pro-axis power government that allowed the Japanese to transit through Vietnam.

Accepted Answer

Vichy France

Answer

Dutch East indies

Answer

Far East Asia

Answer

British India

Question 2

The last Emperor of Vietnam.

Accepted Answer

Bao Dai

Answer

Ho Chi Minh

Answer

Vo Nguyen Giap

Answer

Hoa Hao

Question 3

The first president of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

Accepted Answer

Ho Chi Minh

Answer

Bao Dai

Answer

Vo Nguyen Giap

Answer

Hoa Hao

Question 4

Who led the Liberation Army for the rebellions of the Viet Minh?

Accepted Answer

Vo Nguyen Giap

Answer

Bao Dai

Answer

Ho Chi Minh

Answer

Hoa Hao

Question 5

Which of the following is not an anti-Japanese nationalist movement in Vietnam?

Accepted Answer

Bao Dai

Answer

Viet Minh

Answer

Hoa Hao

Answer

Cao Dai

Question 6

Which of the following are non-communist anti-Japanese movements in Vietnam?

Accepted Answer

Hoa Hao

Accepted Answer

Cao Dai

Answer

Viet Minh

Answer

Bao Dai

Question 7

When Indonesia was split into 3, Java was under the command of...

Accepted Answer

Gen. Imamura

Answer

the Japanese Navy

Answer

the Japanese commander of Malaya

Question 8

When Indonesia was split into 3, the Eastern islands was under the command of...

Accepted Answer

the Japanese Navy

Answer

Gen. Imamura

Answer

the Japanese commander of Malaya

Question 9

When Indonesia was split into 3, Sumatra was under the command of...

Accepted Answer

the Japanese commander of Malaya

Answer

Gen. Imamura

Answer

the Japanese Navy

Question 10

This Indonesian nationalist movement is also known as Defenders of the Fatherland.

Accepted Answer

PETA

Answer

Majumi

Answer

Hizbullah

Answer

Putera

Question 11

An Islamic nationalist movement also known as the Consultative Council of Indonesian Muslims.

Accepted Answer

Masjumi

Answer

PETA

Answer

Hizbullah

Answer

Putera

Question 12

This is the advisory council formed by the Japanese command in Indonesia made up of Indonesian nationalist leaders.

Accepted Answer

Putera

Answer

PETA

Answer

Masjumi

Answer

Hizbullah

Question 13

A muslim organization that catered to Indonesian youths who opposed colonialism.

Accepted Answer

Hizbullah

Answer

PETA

Answer

Masjumi

Answer

Putera

Question 14

He became a collaborator to the Japanese after being released from prison and, eventually, became the chairman of Putera.

Accepted Answer

Sukarno

Answer

Hatta

Answer

Sjahrir

Question 15

This Indonesian nationalist leader retired from public life upon his release from prison but maintained secret contacts with underground movements.

Accepted Answer

Sjahrir

Answer

Sukarno

Answer

Hatta

Question 16

This Indonesian nationalist leader became a leader of the Putera movement along with Sukarno.

Accepted Answer

Hatta

Answer

Sukarno

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Sjahrir

Question 17

A document that contained the five principles of compromise between Muslim and non-muslim Indonesians.

Accepted Answer

Panca Sila

Answer

Putera

Answer

Pemuda

Answer

Hizbullah

Question 18

A nationalist movement that promoted the mobilization of youths in Indonesia.

Accepted Answer

Pemuda

Answer

Panca Sila

Answer

Putera

Answer

Hizbullah

Question 19

Who was the governor of French Indochina during the Japanese occupation?

Accepted Answer

Decoux

Answer

Laurent

Answer

Monet

Answer

Garnier

Question 20

The Japanese term for forced labor.

Accepted Answer

romusha

Answer

kempeitai

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kamikaze

Answer

banzai

Question 21

The Japanese military secret police.

Accepted Answer

kempeitai

Answer

romusha

Answer

kamikaze

Answer

banzai

Question 22

This Chinese organization was forced by the Japanese to raise war funds for them.

Accepted Answer

OCA

Answer

KRIS

Answer

MPAJA

Answer

INA

Question 23

A movement to bring independence to Malaya as part of Indonesia.

Accepted Answer

KRIS

Answer

OCA

Answer

MPAJA

Answer

INA

Question 24

A nationalist movement that recruited Indian Malayans to fight for independence of India from the British.

Accepted Answer

INA

Answer

OCA

Answer

KRIS

Answer

MPAJA

Question 25

An anti-Japanese Malayan movement that practiced excessive and brutal revenge against collaborators.

Accepted Answer

MPAJA

Answer

OCA

Answer

KRIS

Answer

INA

Question 26

This Indian population were often found working in plantations the transport network in British Malaya.

Accepted Answer

Tamils

Answer

Northerners

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Rajput

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Turks

Question 27

This ethnic group received many concessions and support for nationalism during the occupation of British Malaya.

Accepted Answer

Malays

Answer

Chinese

Answer

Indians

Answer

Japanese

Question 28

This ethnic group were treated quite harshly by the Japanese during the occupation of British Malaya.

Accepted Answer

Chinese

Answer

Malays

Answer

Indians

Answer

Japanese

Question 29

This ethnic group received support from the Japanese to liberate their countrymen from British colonial rule.

Accepted Answer

Indians

Answer

Malays

Answer

Chinese

Answer

Japanese

Question 30

What valuable resource did the Japanese hope to extract from Vietnam

Accepted Answer

military bases and transit points

Answer

rubber and tin

Answer

petroleum

Answer

rice

Question 31

What valuable resource did the Japanese hope to extract from the Dutch East Indies.

Accepted Answer

petroleum

Answer

military bases and transit points

Answer

rubber and tin

Answer

rice

Question 32

What valuable resource did the Japanese hope to extract from British Malaya.

Accepted Answer

rubber and tin

Answer

military bases and transit points

Answer

petroleum

Answer

rice

Question 33

A non-Muslim movement the Japanese used to promote the mobilization of youths in Indonesia.

Accepted Answer

Pemuda

Answer

PETA

Answer

Hizbullah

Answer

Masjumi

Question 34

The official aim of the occupation of SEA by the Japanese was said to be the formation of __________.

Accepted Answer

Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere

Answer

Union of the Peninsular Indonesia

Answer

Kesatuan Melayu Muda

Answer

Overseas Chinese Association

Question 35

Which of the following is a positive change in Indonesian society brought about by the Japanese occupation?

Accepted Answer

uniform legal and education system

Answer

segregation of the Chinese and Malays

Answer

increasing number of romusha draftees

Answer

Dutch East Indies changed name to Indonesia

Question 36

Which of the following is NOT a positive change in Indonesian society brought about by the Japanese occupation?

Accepted Answer

increase in draftees to romusha

Answer

uniform legal and education system

Answer

medium of instruction was standardized

Answer

breaking down of ethnic segmentation

Question 37

All of the following countries were expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere except...

Accepted Answer

USA

Answer

Japan

Answer

S.E.A

Answer

Manchuria

Question 38

All of the following countries were expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere except...

Accepted Answer

Bangladesh

Answer

Russian Siberia

Answer

Mongolia

Answer

Manchuria

Question 39

Select all the countries expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere.

Accepted Answer

India

Accepted Answer

Manchuria

Accepted Answer

North China

Answer

Sri Lanka

Answer

Nepal

Question 40

Select all the countries expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere.

Accepted Answer

Australia

Accepted Answer

Japan

Accepted Answer

Southeast Asia

Answer

Maldives

Answer

Oceania

Question 41

Select all nationalist groups that were established during the Japanese occupation.

Accepted Answer

MPAJA

Accepted Answer

Viet Minh

Accepted Answer

Cao Dai

Answer

OCA

Answer

KRIS

Question 42

Select all nationalist groups that were established during the Japanese occupation.

Accepted Answer

Hizbullah

Accepted Answer

Masjumi

Accepted Answer

PETA

Answer

Kempeitai

Answer

KMM

Question 43

A nationalist movement that recruited Malayan Indians to fight for the independence of India.

Accepted Answer

INA

Answer

PETA

Answer

Viet Minh

Answer

Hizbullah

Question 44

A nationalist movement that recruited Malayan Indians to fight for the independence of India.

Accepted Answer

INA

Answer

PETA

Answer

Viet Minh

Answer

Hizbullah

Question 45

When did the Japanese occupation of SEA begin?

Accepted Answer

December 8, 1941

Answer

February 27, 1942

Answer

September 2, 1945

Question 46

When did the Japanese officially surrender the war?

Accepted Answer

September 2, 1945

Answer

December 8, 1941

Answer

February 27, 1942

Question 47

When did the Battle at the Java Sea occur?

Accepted Answer

February 27, 1942

Answer

December 8, 1941

Answer

September 2, 1945

Question 48

Why did nationalist movements in British Malaya fail?

Accepted Answer

racial tensions

Answer

lack of weapons

Answer

poor economy

Answer

famine

Question 49

Which of the following is true about the psychological effects of the Japanese occupation?

Accepted Answer

it destroyed the myth that Europeans were superior

Answer

it lessened their fear of the Japanese

Answer

they welcomed the Japanese as liberators

Answer

it made the Japanese seem better than the Europeans

Question 50

All of the following are Japanese policies aimed towards promoting local nationalism except...

Accepted Answer

increasing romusha for POWs and civilians

Answer

releasing nationalist leaders from prison/exile

Answer

promoting nationalist propaganda

Answer

forming paramilitary bands

Question 51

All of the following are Japanese policies aimed towards promoting local nationalism except...

Accepted Answer

buying goods with Japanese war currency

Answer

mobilizing the youth

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promoting nationalist propaganda

Answer

forming nationalist councils

Question 52

Which of the following is true about the Japanese response to nationalism in Vietnam?

Accepted Answer

they actively sabotaged nationalist movements

Answer

they eagerly supported nationalism

Answer

they let the French handle all state affairs

Answer

they actively fought against French colonial rule

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