Japanese Administration Marianas

Why did the Japanese Empire make a decision to become a maritime nation?

• In efforts to become a successful island nation

• To expand their national boundaries to not only include home but also places abroad

• To become a military world power

• In efforts to compete with the USA, UK, and European powers

When did the first Japanese businessmen come to the Marianas?

• During the Spanish Administration

• During the German Administration

• During the Japanese Administration

• During the American Administration

What was the name of of the first Japanese company of the Marianas?

• Hiki Company

• Tan Holdings Company

• Triple J

• Murayama Company

How did Japan occupy the Northern Mariana Islands?

• As a result of an alliance with England's war with Germany

• Japan bought the islands

• Japan declared war on the Marianas

• Germany gave the Marianas to Japan

What did the Japanese government do to the German citizens living in the Northern Marianas?

• Made them prisoners

• Expelled all German citizens, even German priests

• Killed them

• Bought their properties

What type of government did the Japanese first establish for the Northern Marianas?

• Naval Administration

• Democracy

• A Republic

• Dictatorship of the Japanese Empire

Where was the headquarters for the Japanese in Micronesia?

• Yap

• Chuuk

• Tokyo, Japan

• Guam

What was the first priority of the Japanese government for the people of the Northern Marianas?

• Public Education

• Public Health

• Public Safety

• Public Transportation

What did Japan agree with their allies to ensure Japanese control of Micronesia?

• UK requested that Japan's anti-submarine patrol units be added tothe British fleet in the Mediterranean Sea.

• UK requested that Japan seize warfare in the Pacific Ocean for the Marianas.

• UK gave Japan the German islands of Micronesia.

• Japan agreed to fight the Germans in the UK.

Where was the peace treaty signed that ended WWI?

• Versailles, France

• London, England

• Tokyo, Japan

• Garapan, Saipan