Imperialism in East Asia

Question 1

What does Article I say?

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B: Japan and the United States will be allies.

Question 2

The Tokugawa became weak, and new nationalistic leaders began to take control in Japan. These new leaders wanted to .

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C: Shogunate

Question 3

To support this goal, the Meiji abolished feudalism and created a . During the Meiji restoration, there was an emphasis on nationalism, increased , and military expansion.

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A: constitutional monarchy

Question 4

What were the effects of the Russo-Japanese War? Check all that apply.Japan was viewed as the most powerful nation in East Asia.Japan added Manchuria to its territory.Russia defeated the Japanese fleet.The Treaty of Portsmouth was signed.Japan’s influence in Korea increased.

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A: Japan was viewed as the most powerful nation in East Asia.; D: The Treaty of Portsmouth was signed.; E: Japan’s influence in Korea increased.

Question 5

The Tokugawa became weak, and new nationalistic leaders began to take control in Japan. These new leaders wanted to .

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B: modernize Japan

Question 6

To support this goal, the Meiji abolished feudalism and created a . During the Meiji restoration, there was an emphasis on nationalism, increased , and military expansion.

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B: industrialization

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