Week 6: 6-1 Joseon Korea

What year did the Korea’s Joseon Dynasty start and end?

• From 1368-1644

• From 1392-1800

• From 618-907

• From 1040 BC-256 BC

From the 14th - 18th century of East Asia, what did the collapses

of the Mongals (Yuan) enable in China and Korea?

• Drama increased in popularity

• Sociological changes

• Increased the popularity of paintings

• Political changes

From the 14th - 18th century of East Asia, how long did China’s Ming Dynasty last?

• From 1398-1694

• From 1256-1289

• From 1300-1546

• From 1287-1312

From the 14th -18th century of East Asia, how long did China’s Qing Dynasty last?

• From 1589-1701

• From 1500-1600

• From 1644-1910

• From 1615-1901

From the 14th - 18th century of East Asia, who revived Korea’s Goryeo Dynasty?

• Taizong

• King Gongmin

• King Sejong

• Yi Seonggye

From the 14th - 18th century of East Asia, what happened to King Gongmin in Korea?

• He was assassinated by the lover of one of his concubines

• He committed suicide

• He was expelled from his dynasty

• He fled to China

Between 14th - 18th century of East Asia, who founded Korea’s Joseon Dynasty

• A general under King Gongmin - Yi Seonggye

• King Sejong

• Taizong

• Jeong Song

Between the 14th - 18th century of East Asia, when did Japan’s Kamakura shogun regime finish?

• 1389

• 1400

• 1355

• 1333

Between the 14th - 18th century of East Asia, what was occurring from the 1330s to 1500s in Japan?

• Japan’s warring state period

• Edo period

• Tokugawa period

• Shoguns dominating different areas of Japan

Between the 14th - 18th century of East Asia, what changes occurred during Japan’s Edo period (1603-1800)

• Civil wars stopped

• The country experienced a social, cultural, and economical boom

• Decrease in cultural art

• Decrease in calligraphy