Ancient Japanese religion that means "the way of the gods".

Highest-ranking official of the Japanese shogunate.

Powerful kingdom in Korea that occupied Baekje and Goguryeo.

Approval from "the heavens" for a family or clan to rule China.

First foreign dynasty that ruled over China.

Sun goddess from whom the Japanese race is believed to have descended.

Trade route of the Chinese and foreign merchants that was active during the Han period of the popularity of silk.

Korean writing system that was developed during the time of the Joseon Dynasty.

What is known as the Cradle of civilization?

Who were the first groups of people to form a civilization?

What is known as the Sumerian form of writing?

What is the Hittite's greatest contribution to civilization?

Who were known as one of the fiercest, cruelest, most aggressive, and most warlike of all the ancient people?

System of farming with 2-3 harvesting seasons was contributed by ______.

Ability to control the spice route traffic and trade.

Increase Islamic cultural and religious influences.

The legalists propagated social order for good governance.

Shi Huang Ti was loved by his people.

The legalists stressed punishment more than rewards.

Confucianism urged for a powerful government.

The Chinese believed that their country is the center of the world.

The legalist adviser of Shih Huang-Ti was ________.

The tendency of the Chinese to regard their culture as more superior to other cultures refers to _______

What important idea did Hammurabi's code express in the Mesopotamian civilization?

Why did Cyrus the Great win the respect of his captured people?

How did Darius the Great ensure the security of his vast empire?

What made the Phoenicians the greatest traders of antiquity?

What made Akbar a great ruler?

Why was the Heian period known as the Golden Age of Japan?

When the Srivijaya dominated along the Malacca strait, _________.

When the British occupied India, they immediately constructed railways that runs from the inner plantations of the subcontinent to the ports. These railways paved the way for the ________.

After the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the British and French were given the right to put the Arab land under their protectorate and were given their right to appoint the land in the way they wanted it to be. After such time ___________.

After the First World War, news about the rifles of the Sepoys sealed with the oil of cows and pigs spread throughout India. This incident led to ________

The Sykes-Picot Agreement brougth about tension among the nations in West Asia. This was caused by _________.

The Balfour Declaration exposed the British support of establishing a nation for the Jews.

The Arabs took migration of the Jews to Palestine as a threat to their way of life.

The Arabs recognized the Zionist.

Borders drawn by the imperialist in West Asia brought peace and unification in the region.

The present tension of West Asia originated from the unjust division of the region.

This refers to the act of extending a country's authority to other lands by political, military and economic means.

The treaty that ended the Spanish rule in the Philippines.

The highest tribunal of the Spaniards in the Philippines.

The only country in Southeas Asia that maintained its independence throughout the colonial period.

The island granted by the Treaty of Nanking to Britan after the First Opium War.

The ancient civilization in Asia usually developed in _______.

The buildings and houses of the cities of ______ were orderly. They were lined up in grid pattern.

As Japan rallied behind the western path of industrialization, this led to the growth of Japanese imperialism. Having implemented their planned modernization Japan became aggressive. What causes Japan to expand and exercised its military power?

Meiji era is a period of ___________.

The Ming Dynasty collected increasingly burdensome taxes from the common people. This situation resulted into _________.

The Han Chinese considered them as barbarians.

They ruled China for 250 years and took Chinese names.

He issued a decree on trade restrictions and prohibited the free propagation of Christianity and ordered to closed all ports to foreign trade except Macao.

Due to the restrictions made by the Chinese to the British, the King of Great Britain ordered a British mission led by George Macartney to accept a better trade agreement with Britain. Who was the king of Great Britain who ordered the mission?

The rule of Chien Lung or Qienlong is best described as _______

This led to the first opium war with China and Great Britain.

This rebellion is the direct result of the hatred of the Chinese against the foreigners in China.

When the Americans threatened by the dreadful arms of the foreigners the Japanese consented on the agreement with the Americans leading to the signing of the Treaty of Kanagawa in 1854, which resulted to __________

Southeast Asia was looked upon by western nations as strategic economic value, thus, the European powers eyed these nations as rich origins of raw materials and an abundant market place for their manufactured goods. Among these European nations, who among them has a control over Indochina?

This is a system introduced by the Dutch in Indonesia that forced farmers to pay taxes to the treasury of the Netherlands in the form of export crops or compulsory labor.

What was the main reason for the introduction of the British East India Company by Queen Elizabeth II?

He is considered as the most able administrator of the colonial times in India which led to the defeat of the Indian forces at the Battle of Plassey.

What triggered the Arabs to revolt against the Ottoman Empire?

Under the Sykes-Picot Agreement this two countries agreed not to dispose any of its territories except to Britain.

with the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in 1918, the Ottoman Arab provinces were assigned to Britain and France as mandates. The following Arab countries were under the Mandates of France.

Who established the Han Dynasty?

It was under the rule of Sui Wendi this canal was built.

It was during this period when they started to print books.

It was in this Dynasty that China reached its height of prosperity that includes Chine became the greatest sea power at this time.

He was the founder of the Yuan Dynasty.

He was the founder of the Shogunate.

Among the kingdoms in Korea, which kingdom was the first to develop an advance culture and settle along the river Yalu?

He was a rebel officer who gained and control territory and later established his new dynasty called the Koryo dynasty.

Under the caste system of Indus civilizations, the priests were called the ______.