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This policy allowed for the rulers to stay in power by

providing for a stable government and in return

the people were loyal.

A 100

Mandate of Heaven

A 100

This philosophy was

re-introduced during the Han dynasty and stressed

the 5 relationships.

A 200

Confucianism

A 200

This philosophy stressed the idea that

all people were evil and needed a strict ruler

with harsh punishments.

A 300

Legalism

A 300

Literally translates to “the way” this

philosophy stresses a oneness with nature

A 400

Daoism

A 400

This was the founder of Legalism.

A 500

Han Feizi

A 500

Civil Service Exam, Silk Road

B 100

Han

B 100

B 200

Built the Forbidden City, Zheng He’s

expeditions

Ming

B 200

B 300

Shi Huangdi- 1st emperor, burned

Confucianist books

Qin

B 300

Last emperor was Pu Yi, ended in 1911, took over

the Ming

B 400

B 400

Qing

Liu Bang, Medical Advances, Seismograph

B 500

Han

B 500

Rulers from the same family line

C 100

Dynasty

C 100

Farmable land

C 200

Arable

C 200

C 300

These entertainers were trained in the ancient art of dance, poetry, music, tea

ceremonies and flower arranging.

The first of these were men.

Geishas

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

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Define Bushido and Seppuku

C 400

Bushido- the way of the warrior, a code samurais

followedSeppuku- the ritual suicide

that was practiced by a samurai if they failed to

carry out BushidoC 400

This practice allowed for those Westerners who

committed a crime in China to be tried in their “home”

courts.

C 500

Extraterritoriality

C 500

D 100

This term is used to describe the amount of people in a given place.

Population Density

D 100

What is the most popular spectator sport in Japan?

D 200

Sumo Wrestling

D 200

This is an extremely fast train in Japan, and it is

only off its schedule by 36 seconds at the end of a

year.

D 300

Bullet Train

D 300

D 400

Describe Japanese schooling,

including amount of days spent and subjects focused

on.

1. 5.5 days per week: 240 days each year

2. Focus on math and science

D 400

What is juku?

D 500

A Japanese cram school that helps students to

prepare for the entrance exams to the top

schools.

D 500

In 1949, the civil war in China was over, which leader was in power

and what government was in place?

E 100

Mao Zedong, Communist

E 100

After the establishment of the People’s Republic

of China, where was Chiang Kai-Shek forced

to flee to?

E 200

Taiwan

E 200

This policy was characterized by the Red Guard, the Little

Red Book, professionals being attacked and “re-education” camps

E 300

The Cultural Revolution

E 300

This policy was characterized by a push for modernization in the areas of industry and agriculture. 20 million people died during this period.

E 400

The Great Leap Forward

E 400

In order for the Communist Revolution

to succeed, who did they need to gain their

support?

E 500

The peasants

E 500

F 100

What fraction of people on the world

are Chinese?

1/5 of the population is Chinese

F 100

This person was the founder of the Nationalist

Party.

F 200

Sun Yat-sen

F 200

What is the One Child Policy? Also, name one negative of

this policy.

F 300

A policy put into place by Deng Xiaoping in which families were

allowed one child.

This created a generation with high numbers of males, an aging

population with no one to care for them, and a preference for families to have male children

F 300

F 400

This ended the Opium War and resulted in

extraterritoriality, payment for British losses and the

loss of Hong Kong

Treaty of Nanjing

F 400

Chiang Kai-Shek sent Mao and his followers on a 6,000 mile voyage where about 83,000

people died.

This proved to important to the Communist because it showed

the strength of the party.

F 500

F 500

The Long March

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Tiananmen Square MassacreOne Child PolicyBoxer Rebellion

Beijing OlympicsFall of the Qing DynastyCommunist Revolution

Opium War

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Boxer Rebellion

Fall of the Qing Dynasty

Communist Revolution

One Child Policy

Tiananmen Square Massacre

Beijing Olympics

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