Early Japanese and Korean Civilizations Answers

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What type of leader is a shogun?

A
imperial
B
mercantile
C
military
D
theatrical
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What was the biggest difference between the Chinese influence on Japan and the Chinese influence on Korea?

A
Japan was conquered by China, while Korea invited collaboration.
B
Japan adopted Chinese customs outright, but Korea adopted customs to fit its needs.
C
Japan invited collaboration with China, while Korea was conquered by China.
D
Japan adapted Chinese customs to fit their needs, while Korea adopted the customs outright.
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Which characteristics did early Japanese, Chinese, and Korean civilizations share?

A
They were friendly nations that shared culture and customs.
B
They were neighboring nations that shared a common religion.
C
They were neighboring countries that shared a common history.
D
They were countries with dissimilar culture and customs.
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What effect did trade with China have on religion in Japan?

A
It introduced Hinduism.
B
It introduced Buddhism.
C
It introduced Christianity.
D
It introduced Islam.
5

What was Wang Kon’s greatest achievement?

A
conquering Korea for China
B
unifying Korea under the Koryu dynasty
C
creating a system of moveable type
D
promoting the ideals of Shintoism
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A shogun would most likely be found

A
on the battlefield.
B
at the Kabuki theatre.
C
in the imperial palace.
D
at a Shinto temple.
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When looking at the feudal system, which is a notable difference between Japanese Samurai and European Knights?

A
Japanese Samurai were not considered part of the higher class.
B
European Knights were not part of the military.
C
Japanese Samurai were highly educated.
D
European Knights were highly qualified government leaders.
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What was adopted directly from China by Japan?

A
a calendar system
B
religious shrines
C
a written language
D
the feudal system
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What role did Tokugawa Ieyasu play in Japan's cultural achievements during the feudal period?

A
He was a samurai warrior who wrote influential haiku poetry.
B
He was an emperor who promoted the native Shinto religion over Buddhism.
C
He was a shogun who urbanized Japan which led to a thriving arts scene.
D
He was a merchant who funded kabuki theater troupes for entertainment.
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Chinese influence in Japan was the result of

A
a mutual agreement between the two nations.
B
Chinese warriors conquering Japan’s provinces.
C
Japanese imperials adopting many Chinese customs.
D
a mandate from the Chinese emperor to further China’s reach.

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