Exploring Imperialism in Japan: Tokugawa to Meiji
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Ethan Morris
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History
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6th - 10th Grade
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Hard
07:35
10 questions
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Multiple Choice
What were the primary causes of imperialism in the 1800s?
Nationalism, economic reasons, religion, and political alliances
Nationalism, economic reasons, political alliances, and social Darwinism
Political alliances, economic reasons, religion, and social Darwinism
Nationalism, economic reasons, religion, and social Darwinism
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Multiple Choice
Which regions were primarily affected by European and American imperialism?
Africa, India, and Japan
India, South America, and China
Africa, South America, and China
Africa, India, and China
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Multiple Choice
Who was in charge of Japan during its isolationist period?
The Samurai
The Meiji Emperor
The Tokugawa Shogunate
The Daimyo
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Multiple Choice
What was the primary reason for Japan's isolation during the Tokugawa Shogunate?
Economic stability
Internal conflicts
Lack of resources
Fear of European influence
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Multiple Choice
Who was Commodore Matthew Perry?
A Chinese diplomat
An American naval officer
A Japanese samurai
A British naval officer
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