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Return to World in the Making Volume 2 Student Resources
Chapter 20 Quiz C with References
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The main factor in early modern Russians' common identity was _____.
Pride in their powerful military.
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Common faith in the Russian Orthodox Church.
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Common belief in atheism.
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Pride in their ability withstand cold Russian winters.
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The Russian Orthodox Church encouraged Muscovite princes to expand and consolidate their power in order to expand the Church's domain.
True.
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False.
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Russian expansion into Asia was driven primarily by _____.
The military.
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The growth of the fur trade.
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Greater need for good agricultural land.
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The ambitions of the stars to equal the Mongol empire.
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The motivating factor behind the shift to a cash economy in China was _____.
Collection of taxes in silver rather than in kind.
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The growth of trade with Europe.
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Conflict with the expanding Russian Empire.
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Marco Polo's visit.
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Chinese expansionism was enabled by _____.
The spread of Confucianism.
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The strong national identity of the Chinese empire.
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The takeover of the Qing Dynasty.
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The adoption of gunpowder weapons.
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Ming intellectuals were annoyed by China's shift to commercialism because it rejected traditional Buddhist beliefs.
True.
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False.
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Rejection of Christianity was the sole factor behind Japan's isolationism.
True.
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False.
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Japan's rapid growth in the 17th century was made possible by _____.
A relatively peaceful political scene.
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Isolationism.
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Expansion of the rice economy.
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All of the above.
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Despite isolation, early modern Japan was one of the world's most literate societies.
True.
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False.
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The main difference between Chinese and Korean governments was _____.
The prominence of the noble class.
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The importance of the army.
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The dedication to Confucian principles.
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The use of a civil service exam.
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Shamanism was eradicated by Neo-Confucianism throughout Korea.
True.
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False.
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Korea was unusual in that it was highly reliant on slave labor.
True.
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False.
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Mainland Southeast Asia followed a path most similar to that of _____.
China.
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Korea.
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Japan.
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Russia.
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Catalysts for change in Southeast Asia in the 17th century were ____.
Access to gunpowder weapons.
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Reduction of the global maritime trade.
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The spread of Neo-Confucian ideals.
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All of the above.
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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.
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False.
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Filipino government was primarily based on _____.
A powerful Islamic theocracy.
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A loose confederation of states.
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Kin-based units.
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Complete anarchy.
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Religious divisions in the Philippines prevented a united effort to repulse Spanish conquest.
True.
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False.
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Catholic priests managed a "Spiritual conquest" of the Philippines because of _____.
Lax royal oversight.
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Filipino openness to Catholicism,
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Absence of precious stones and minerals for export.
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All of the above.
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