Which term describes the geography of Japan?

• archipelago

• isthmus

• peninsula

• tundra

Answer explanation

The term 'archipelago' describes the geography of Japan. An archipelago refers to a group or chain of islands clustered together in a sea or ocean. Japan comprises several islands, hence the term accurately describes its geography. The other options like 'isthmus', 'peninsula', and 'tundra' do not accurately describe Japan's geography.

According to Confucianism, which person should have the greatest power in society?

• an older man

• an older woman

• a young boy

• a young girl

Which historical figure led Mongolia during its greatest expansion?

• Confucius

• Buddha

• Genghis Khan

• Mehmed II

How did the Pax Mongolica impact trade?

• protected trade routes along the Silk Road.

• It isolated Europe from trade with Asia.

• It increased the spread of North American goods into Europe.

• It decreased the value of goods created in Asia.

What ancient civilization is responsible for creating gunpowder, woodblock printing and the magnetic compass?

• China

• Egypt

• Japan

• Rome

The Hangwu Emperor's policy of banning all shipping in and out of the Ming Dynasty is an example of what kind of policy?

• democratic

• industrialist

• isolationist

• religious

What is the main principle of Confucianism?

• Belief in reincarnation

• Respect for elders and ancestors

• Worship of multiple gods

• Belief in enlightenment through meditation

What is the name of the famous wall built by the ancient Chinese civilization?

• Great Wall of China

• Wall of Babylon

• Hadrian's Wall

• Wailing Wall

What is the primary religion in Japan?

• Christianity

• Buddhism

• Shintoism

• Hinduism

What was the significant impact of the Hangwu Emperor's isolationist policy on the Ming Dynasty?

• It led to economic prosperity

• It led to cultural stagnation

• It led to technological advancements

• It led to political instability