Japan

During what period did Japan's educational institutions focus on nobility and courtly love through poetry, music, calligraphy, and dance?

• The Ancient Period

• The Heian Period

• The Medieval Period

• The Early Modern Period

What does Japan's 6-3-3-4 educational system consist of?

• 6 years of primary school, 3 years of lower secondary school, 3 years of upper secondary school, and 4 years of university

• 6 years of lower secondary school, 3 years of primary school, 3 years of upper secondary school, and 4 years of university

• 6 years of university, 3 years of primary school, 3 years of lower secondary school, and 4 years of upper secondary school

• 6 years of upper secondary school, 3 years of primary school, 3 years of lower secondary school, and 4 years of university

During what period did Japan begin restoration of the emperor and have a tremendous amount of educational reform?

• The Early Modern Period

• The Heian Period

• The Modern Period

• The Medieval Period

What was the first university in Japan to admit women?

• Doshisha University

• Tokyo University

• Osaka University

• Meiji University

During which period did Japan remain isolated from the rest of the world?

• The Heian Period

• The Ancient Period

• The Medieval Period

• The Early Modern Period

What did the Education Order of 1879 do?

• Enrolled a wider range of social classes and expanded their curriculum to include non-Confucian topics

• Introduced Christianity into general education

• Permitted more local control of the curriculum and school policies

• Formed the basis for the modern public system of education in Japan

Which educational system included several main types of schools such as the hanko, terakoya, Shoheiko, and shijuku?

• The Tokugawa

• The Shogunate

• The Saicho

• The Daigakuryo

During which period did Japanese education focus on teaching skills for warfare?

• The Ancient Period

• The Early Modern Period

• The Medieval Period

• The Modern Period

During the ancient period who were the two most prominent religious figures in education?

• Bushi and Shogun

• Saicho and Kukai

• James Curtis Hepburn and David Murray

• L.L. Janes and Admiral Perry

Which Western contributor to the development of Japanese education founded the Meiji Gakuin University?

• L. L. Janes

• David Murray

• James Curtis Hepburn

• Jerome Davis