3.3 Unification and Isolation

When was Japan reunified under a strong central government?

• In 1467

• In 1274

• In 1867

• In the 1600s

Who invaded Japan in 1274?

• The Chinese

• The Koreans

• The Europeans

• The Mongols

What natural disaster helped Japan against the Mongol invasion?

• Volcanic eruption

• Earthquake

• Tsunami

• Typhoon

What term was used to describe the divine wind that saved Japan?

• Kamikaze

• Tsunami

• Daimyo

• Shogun

What was the result of the Mongol invasions on Japan's political structure?

• Strengthened the shogun's authority

• Led to the period of the Warring States

• Japan opened to foreign trade

• Unified Japan

Who finally reunified Japan under a shogunate in 1603?

• The Emperor

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

• Kublai Khan

• Oda Nobunaga

What policy did the Tokugawa shogunate implement by 1639?

• Open trade with all countries

• National policy of isolation

• Expelled all foreigners

• Started the Warring States period

How long did the Tokugawa shogunate's period of stability last?

• Nearly 400 years

• Nearly 300 years

• Nearly 200 years

• Nearly 100 years

What year did the United States pressure Japan to reopen for foreign trade?

• 1639

• 1854

• 1867

• 1603

Who took control of Japan after the Tokugawa shogunate was overthrown?

• Foreign powers

• The Mongols

• The Shogun

• The Emperor