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Signed by Japan in 1854, forced the country to open trade ports to Western nations.

What was the impact of the Treaty of Tientsin on China's isolation policy?

• It strengthened China's isolation policy

• It weakened China's isolation policy

• It had no impact on China's isolation policy

• It led to the enforcement of China's isolation policy

Was the lack of military power a significant factor in China's inability to fully enforce its isolation policy?

• Yes, it was a major factor

• No, it was not a factor at all

• It had a minimal impact

• It was the only factor

___________ refers to an area where a European power has significant political and economic control

Japan focused on rapid modernization and military expansion which created an imbalance of power and heightened tensions.  

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Boxer Rebellion in China at the turn of the 20th century targeted foreign missionaries to prevent the widespread influence of Christianity in China.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Who among the following launched protests and demonstrations to raise awareness of nationalist ideas and inspire broader participation in their country.

• Sukarno

• Katipunan

• All Burma Students' Union (ABSU)

• Sepoys

Which among the following is the effect of American Colonialism in the Philippines?

• The establishment of Monarchical type of government.

• The cultural and iconic food like pancit and siopao.

• The love of labor and arts.

• The use of the English language in education as a medium of instruction.

One of the goals of the Greater East Asia co-prosperity sphere is to free all East and Southeast Asian countries from Western colonization. Japan envisioned this because they believed that Asia is for Asians.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• SOMEHOW

• NO CORRECT ANSWER

Which among the following greatly influenced the division of Korea into 2 countries?

• The lost of Japan in World War II

• The establishment of Buddhist religion in Korea

• The Cold war tension between Soviet Union and America

• The refusal of North Korean bloc to accept Christianity in the Country.