Asia

Front 1

What were the 3 shogunal government to rule Japan?

Back 1

Kamakura, Ashikaga, Tokugawa

Hint 1

K A T

Front 2

Which group was allowed to continue trading with Japan even after the country was closed off to the outside world?

Back 2

Dutch.

Hint 2

Not ____, you're not much.

Front 3

What were the major issues leading to the American naval mission to Japan?

Back 3

Humane treatment of sailors, provising of ships traveling to China, establishment of diplomatic relations

Hint 3

sailors ,ships, relations

Front 4

Which American president sent the naval missionaries that opened Japan to direct contact with the Western Imperialist powers?

Back 4

Fillmore

Hint 4

Fill

Front 5

Who led the American naval mission opened Japan to direct contact with the Western Imperialist powers?

Back 5

Commodore Matthew Perry

Hint 5

actor

Front 6

The American naval mission that opened Japan to Western Imperialist powers sailed into which place?

Back 6

Edo Harper (Tokyo)

Hint 6

Endo

Front 7

Which treaty was the immediate result of the American naval mission to open Japan to Western Imperialist powers?

Back 7

Treaty of Kanagawa

Hint 7

Treaty of K____

Front 8

The Treaty of Kanagawa allowed for which of the following provisions?

Back 8

diplomatic relations, humane treatment of US sailors, provising of ships at Hakodate and Shimoda

Hint 8

relations, us sailors, ships.

Front 9

Which two ports were opened for naval provisioning by the Treaty of Kanagawa?

Back 9

Hakodate, Shimoda

Hint 9

Hak...

Shim...

Front 10

Townsend Harris, America’s first consul to Japan forced this commercial treaty upon the Japanese. Which treaty was it?

Back 10

Treaty of Shimoda

Hint 10

Shim...

Front 11

What were the main elements of the Unequal Treaty System?

Back 11

MFN, extraterritoriality, treaty ports, tariff limits, unilateral nature, perpetual term

Front 12

Literally meaning “Honor of Emperor; Expel the Barbarians”, this movement was aimed at bringing down the Tokugawa Bakafu. Which movement was it?

Back 12

Sonno Joi

Hint 12

Sonny

Front 13

What groups were involved in the growing opposition to the Tokugawa in the late 1800’s?

Back 13

Disaffected Samauri, volunteer ronon, merchants, Sonno Joi advocates

Hint 13

Samuari, ronon, merchants, advoctes

Front 14

A succession dispute revolving around these 2 men weakened the Shogunal government just as it was facing the most serious opposition in centuries. Who were these 2 men?

Back 14

Tokugawa Yoshinbu, Tokugawa Iemochi

Hint 14

Yoshi, Iemo____

Front 15

The son of the Lord of Mito, this man became the last of Japan’s shoguns. Who was he?

Back 15

Tokugawa Yoshinobu

Hint 15

Yoshi...

Front 16

Literally meaning, “Open the Country to Expel the Barbarians”, this movement was aimed at modernizing Japan in order to face the threat from the Western Imperialist Powers. Which movment was it?

Back 16

Kai Koku Joi

Hint 16

KKJ

Front 17

Faced with the dissolution of the Bakafu, the last Tokugawa Shogun attempts what as a means of reviving his authority?

Back 17

Relaxes sankin Kotai, marries the daughter of the emporer

Hint 17

married

Front 18

When France chose to support the failing Shogun government, its traditional rival, Britain, chose to aid which two major Daimyo?

Back 18

Choshu, Satsuma

Hint 18

C____, S____

Front 19

The 1863 Choshu Incident erupted when Choshu radicals beginning shelling Western vassals at which place?

Back 19

Straits of Shimoneks

Hint 19

Straits

Front 20

What is the capital city of the Satsuma Domain?

Back 20

Kagoshima

Hint 20

Kag____

Front 21

During the 2nd War against Choshu, the Shogun’s forces were defeated by Choshu’s army. What were the main reasons for Choshu’s success?

Back 21

Secret Alliance with Satsuma, British aid in modernizing military, superior tactics based on rifle regiment.

Hint 21

Secrets, aids, tactics about rifles.

Front 22

When the last Shogun steps down and agrees to become prime minister, which two groups launch a military campaign against the Shogun and seize control of the Kyoto government?

Back 22

Chosho, Satsuma

Hint 22

C____, s_____

Front 23

The Meiji Restoration was, at least in theory, a restoration of whom?

Back 23

Emporer

Hint 23

movie... the last _____

Front 24

What were the five main themes of the Charter Oath? (The Meiji Charter?)

Back 24

Create legislature, economic prosperity, international law, adopt what is best from around the world, seekout and fill aspiration

Hint 24

create____,
econ...
intl law
adopt,
seekout

Front 25

Who were the three early leaders of the Meiji restoration?

Back 25

Okubo Tashimich, Saigo Takamori, Kido Koin

Hint 25

OT, ST, KK

Front 26

Which early Meiji leader led the Satsuma Rebellion in 1877?

Back 26

Saigo Takamori

Hint 26

"Sergio" Tak...

Front 27

What were the main effects of the Meiji Restoration?

Back 27

Destroy feudalism, eliminate class lines, create centralized...

Hint 27

fueds, classes, centralized

Front 28

Much like the American Declaration of Independence, this document was created to explain to the world the Meiji government aims. What was it?

Back 28

Charter Oath

Hint 28

Oath

Front 29

What moves were taken by the new Meiji government to extend and consolidate their authority?

Back 29

Created National army, dismantling of feudalism, new tax code

Hint 29

army, feuds, tax codes

Front 30

What were the Han?

Back 30

Daimyo Domains

Hint 30

D D

Front 31

Although a privileged class for several centuries, this class was officially wiped away during the Meiji Restoration. Which class was it?

Back 31

Samurai

Hint 31

the last...

Front 32

What actions by the Meiji Government had an adverse effect on the status of the samurai?

Back 32

Couldnt carry sword, everyone got family names, dissolution of Han, creation of natural army

Hint 32

swords, names, han, natural army.

Front 33

An offshoot of the idea of natural selection, this theory was adopted by many Japanese leaders as the justification behind early dabbing in imperialist aggression. Which theory was it?

Back 33

Social Darwinism

Hint 33

Social... D

Front 34

In the absence of many members of the Meiji Government, Saigo Takamori and others called for an invasion of Korea. This led to what?

Back 34

Crisis of 1873

Hint 34

Crisis

Front 35

After the crisis of 1873, the new Meiji Government tried to appease the discontent samurai by allowing them their own “little war.” Which conflict was this?

Back 35

The Formosa campaign

Hint 35

Campaign

Front 36

The Japanese military launched three major campaigns during the first 20 years after restoration. What were they?

Back 36

Formosa campaign, satsuma rebellion, sino-japanese war.

Hint 36

Campaign, rebellion, war

Front 37

Known as the father of the Japanese Army, this man was instrumental in modernizing the Japanese military. Who was he?

Back 37

Yagamato Irotomo (Aritomo)

Hint 37

Y___ I/A_____

Front 38

What three explanations have been given for the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War?

Back 38

Competition between Japan and China over Korea, Japans desire to become an imperialist power, shifting balance of power to East Asia

Hint 38

competition, desire, shift balance to...

Front 39

The Treaty of Shiminoseki brought a close to which war?

Back 39

Sino-Japanese war

Hint 39

SJ

Front 40

Which areas were given to Japan by China in the Treaty of Simonseki?

Back 40

Liadong Peninsula, Pescadores Islands

Hint 40

LP, PI

Front 41

What were the provisions of the Treaty of Simonseki?

Back 41

All provisions of unequal treaty system rights to Liadong Pescadores, Taiwan, Korean independence recognized

Hint 41

provisions, tawain, korean in...

Front 42

Known as the Triple Intervention, the pressure placed on Japan by these three countries after the Sino-Japanese War caused Japan to return control of the Liaodong Peninsula to China. Which 3 countries were involved?

Back 42

France, Germany, Russia

Hint 42

FGR