Unit 6 quiz review

All of the following are stipulations (requirements) to trade with China, except:

• Adopt the beliefs of Confucianism

• Trade at a designated ports

• Pay a tribute (fee/tax)

• Perform the kowtow ritual

This person ended the Yuan Dynasty and established the traditional Ming Dynasty in China.

• Kublai Khan

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

• Hongwu

• Qian-Long

In regards to women's roles in Chinese society, the Ming and Qing Dynasties had highly (a)   views.

• Patriarchal

• Matriarchal

• Equal

• Indifferent

In order to prevent the daimyo from rebelling, Ieyasu implemented the (a)   .

• Alternative Attendance Policy
• Closed-Door Policy

• Shogun Dictatorship

Oda Nobunaga used (a)   to defeat rival samurai warriors and end the Warring States Period.

• Bows and Arrows

• Gunpowder Weapons

• Swords

• Biological Warfare

Why did the palace in Beijing receive the name “Forbidden City”?

• It was unable to be found without a special map

• Only foreigners and commoners could enter

• It was forbidden to all emperors

• Foreigners and commoners were not allowed to enter

This person completed the unification of Japan and established the Tokugawa Shogunate.

• Tokugawa Kangxi

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

• Qian-Long

• Hongwu

During the period 1600—1800, the leaders of China, Korea, and Japan all had policies that

• regulated interactions with foreigners

• opened their countries to European merchants

• led to wars involving all of East Asia

• encouraged emigration and colonization

• promoted trade and expansion

Which of the following was a significant reform during the Tokugawa period?

• The introduction of Christianity

• The establishment of a feudal system

• The abolition of the samurai class

• The opening of Japan to foreign trade

What was the main purpose of the Great Wall of China during the Ming Dynasty?

• To facilitate trade with the Mongols

• To protect against invasions from the north

• To serve as a symbol of Chinese unity

• To mark the boundary of the empire