Chapter 20 Student Quiz

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. The main factor in early modern Russians' common identity was _____.

Pride in their powerful military. correct incorrect

Common faith in the Russian Orthodox Church. correct incorrect

Common belief in atheism. correct incorrect

Pride in their ability withstand cold Russian winters. correct incorrect

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. Russian expansion into Asia was driven primarily by _____.

The military. correct incorrect

The growth of the fur trade. correct incorrect

Greater need for good agricultural land. correct incorrect

The ambitions of the stars to equal the Mongol empire. correct incorrect

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. Chinese expansionism was enabled by _____.

The spread of Confucianism. correct incorrect

The strong national identity of the Chinese empire. correct incorrect

The takeover of the Qing Dynasty. correct incorrect

The adoption of gunpowder weapons. correct incorrect

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. Rejection of Christianity was the sole factor behind Japan's isolationism.

True. correct incorrect

False. correct incorrect

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. Despite isolation, early modern Japan was one of the world's most literate societies.

True. correct incorrect

False. correct incorrect

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. Shamanism was eradicated by Neo-Confucianism throughout Korea.

True. correct incorrect

False. correct incorrect

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. Mainland Southeast Asia followed a path most similar to that of _____.

China. correct incorrect

Korea. correct incorrect

Japan. correct incorrect

Russia. correct incorrect

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. As in other parts of Asia, commerce and urbanization enabled women in Southeast Asia to become more independent during this period.

True. correct incorrect

False. correct incorrect

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. Religious divisions in the Philippines prevented a united effort to repulse Spanish conquest.

True. correct incorrect

False. correct incorrect