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Chapter 9 Self Quiz
Economy and Society
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Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of Japan's economy in the 1920s and 1930s?
The emergence of a new middle class
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A booming print media
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Shift of industry from major cities to the countryside
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A cycle of boom and bust
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What occurred on 1st September 1923?
A major earthquake in Tokyo
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The collapse of a famous Western-designed building
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A major fire in Kyoto
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The death of the emperor
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Which of the of the following was NOT a prewar Japanese zaibatsu?
Mitsubishi
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Yasuda
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Honda
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Mitsui
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What happened to the distribution of wealth in the Japanese countryside in the early 20th century?
The proportion of landlords, owner-cultivators, and tenants remained largely unchanged
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The number and proportion of rich landlords increased
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The number and proportion of owner-cultivators increased
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The number and proportion of tenant farmers increased
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In the 1910s and 1920s, elite rural women did NOT engage in...
Arranging marriages
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Sending care packages to troops
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Joining women's civic organizations
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Running for local political office
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What did tenant farmers begin to do around the beginning of World War I?
They began to organize to demand reduced rents
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They began to abandon farming in large numbers
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They began creating their own factories
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They began to band together and buy landlords out.
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The rhetoric of the Kurobe Gorge Conservation League was reflective of the rise of what ideology in early 20th century Japan?
Rural nationalism
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Anti-industrialism
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Anti-elitism
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Environmentalism
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Who were at the heart of Japan's 'old middle class'?
Ex-samurai who retained some of their wealth
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The Tokugawa era merchants who had grown rich in the 1870s
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Independent shopkeepers and their employees
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Bureaucrats and government officials
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Which of the following were NOT reasons women joined trade unions in early 20th century Japan?
They began to work at greater variety of places
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They were better educated than before
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They were unhappy over low pay and job security
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They were single mothers in need of support
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Which of the following heavy industries did NOT grow significantly in early 20th century Japan?
auto manufacturing
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iron and steel making
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machine engineering
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shipbuilding
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What did Suzuki Bunji's 'Friendly Society' rename itself?
The Japan Communist Party
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The Greater Japan Federation of Labour
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The All Japan Labour Alliance
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The Yuaikai
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How were Korean immigrants treated in the aftermath of the Great Kanto Earthquake?
They were sequestered in special camps for their own safety
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They were deployed to clean rubble and put out fires
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They were assault and murdered
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They were deported in large numbers to prevent competion with Japanese for construction jobs.
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The economy of Okinawa suffered in the 1920s because...
Okinawa lost control of its own economic regulations to Tokyo
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Mass emigration from Okinawa hollowed out the workforce
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Mainland Japanese were prejudiced against Okinawan products
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Sugar prices around the world collapsed
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Which of the following was NOT a neologism of early 20th century Japan?
Gin-bura
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moga
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Sarariiman
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koshi-ben
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What were 'mobo' (modern boys) criticized for?
Effeminate behavior
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Decadence
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Radicalism
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Laziness
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At which point were 'new' religions in Japan at their height?
The 1910s
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The 1920s
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The 1930s
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Their popularity was relatively constant
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Which of the following was NOT a major Japanese writer in the early decades of the 20th century?
Natsume Soseki
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Tanizaki Jun'ichiro
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Akatugawa Ryunosuke
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Suzuki Bunji
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What was the official attitude towards 'new religions'?
Support
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Unconcern
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Suspicion and occasional crackdowns
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Frequently roundups and torture in jail
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The Levellers Association was created by, and for...
Korean immigrants
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Chinese immigrants
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Religious nonconformists
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Outcasts
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What was the role of Osaka in Japan's early 20th century economy?
It was a major industrial city
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It was the home of Japan's entertainment industry
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it was Japan's largest port
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It was a source of cheap labor
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