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Chapter 4 Self Quiz
The Overthrow of the Tokugawa
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How did the British outsmart the French during the fall of the Tokugawa regime?
They hedged their bets on the future by quietly supporting the rebellious daimyo
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They helped integrate Japan into the international order
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They directly sold weapons to the Tokugawa
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They staged incursions with armed battleships.
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What was the response of the Tokugawa to the arrival of the
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They immediately agreed to open trade with Russia
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They attacked the ship with their own frigates
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They called on the Dutch to help them expel the British
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They more strictly excluded foreign ships from Japan
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How was the Opium War perceived in Japan?
As an expected and justified punishment of China
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As a warning about the power of the West
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As an opportunity for Japan to expand into China
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As a signal that Japan should open its own treaty ports
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In which year did Matthew Perry arrive in Japan?
1807
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1825
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1842
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1853
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Which of the following did NOT take place in Japan's early diplomatic exchanges with the US?
An exhibition of sumo wrestling
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A ride on a miniature train
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A threatening visit of warships
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An audience with the Emperor
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In which year was the Harris Treaty signed?
1853
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1854
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1858
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1914
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Which of the following was NOT a factor behind growing nationalism in Japan during the 1850s and 1860s?
Unease over foreign pressure for an opening of trade
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Fury at the condescending attitude of Western women toward Japanese men
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Anger at the unequal terms of the new trade treaties
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The outrage at perceived Tokugawa weakness in negotiations with foreigners.
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Opening trade to the outside world did NOT have impact on which of the following commodities?
Silk
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Cotton
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Gold
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Leather
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Which of the following domains was NOT involved in resistance to the Tokugawa in the 1860s?
Choshu
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Satsuma
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Tosa
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Oshu
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The domestic political crisis of 1857-1858 can reasonably be characterized as sparked by...
An economic crisis
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A constitutional crisis
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A moral crisis
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A succession crisis
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Which of the following was NOT a faction in Japanese politics in the 1860s?
The imperial court
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The pro-emperor loyalists
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The pro-Americans
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The Tokugawa house lords
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Yoshida Shoin is significant because...
His students eventually helped overthrow the bakufu
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He aided Oshio Heihachiro's revolt in 1838
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He advised the Tokugawa rulers on dealing with the West
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He was a prominent Buddhist priest opposing the West
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So-called 'Men of higher purpose' did NOT...
Support a greater voice in government for commoners
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Exalt the emperor as the sole legitimate political authority in Japan
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Believe in direct, often violent, action
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Display a willingness to adapt to the geopolitical circumstances
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The Ansei Purge of 1858 was an attempt by...
Loyalists to seize power
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The Tokugawa to suppress its enemies
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The Imperial court to eliminate its enemies
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Residents of Osaka to reject bakufu rule
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Alternate attendance ended in...
1854
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1862
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1868
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1873
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In 1863 Emperor Komei demanded...
That the shogunate disband
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That the lord of Satsuma leave Kyoto
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That foreigners be expelled from Japan
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That Choshu attack American ships
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Tokugawa Yoshinobu worked with Oguri Tadamasa to...
Reform the government bureaucracy
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Reform the army
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Reform the currency
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Improve relations with France
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Which of the following was NOT undertaken by Choshu to strengthen its military standing?
Purchasing weapons from the British
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Arming and training peasants as soldiers
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Hiring foreign mercenaries
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Adopting Western military techniques
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In 1868...
Outbreaks of public drunkenness troubled the government
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Dozens of urban riots took place
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The Tokugawa bakufu finally suppressed the Satsuma rebellion
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Satsuma and Choshu forces toppled the Tokugawa regime
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Which emperor declared his own 'restoration'?
Komei
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Meiji
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Yoshinobu
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Hirohito
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