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S4 History U3.2

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A pro-axis power government that allowed the Japanese to transit through Vietnam.

a)

Vichy France

b)

Dutch East indies

c)

Far East Asia

d)

British India

2.

The last Emperor of Vietnam.

a)

Bao Dai

b)

Ho Chi Minh

c)

Vo Nguyen Giap

d)

Hoa Hao

3.

The first president of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

a)

Bao Dai

b)

Ho Chi Minh

c)

Vo Nguyen Giap

d)

Hoa Hao

4.

Who led the Liberation Army for the rebellions of the Viet Minh?

a)

Bao Dai

b)

Ho Chi Minh

c)

Vo Nguyen Giap

d)

Hoa Hao

5.

Which of the following is not an anti-Japanese nationalist movement in Vietnam?

a)

Viet Minh

b)

Hoa Hao

c)

Cao Dai

d)

Bao Dai

6.

Which of the following are non-communist anti-Japanese movements in Vietnam?

a)

Viet Minh

b)

Hoa Hao

c)

Cao Dai

d)

Bao Dai

7.

When Indonesia was split into 3, Java was under the command of...

a)

Gen. Imamura

b)

the Japanese Navy

c)

the Japanese commander of Malaya

8.

When Indonesia was split into 3, the Eastern islands was under the command of...

a)

Gen. Imamura

b)

the Japanese Navy

c)

the Japanese commander of Malaya

9.

When Indonesia was split into 3, Sumatra was under the command of...

a)

Gen. Imamura

b)

the Japanese Navy

c)

the Japanese commander of Malaya

10.

This Indonesian nationalist movement is also known as Defenders of the Fatherland.

a)

PETA

b)

Majumi

c)

Hizbullah

d)

Putera

11.

An Islamic nationalist movement also known as the Consultative Council of Indonesian Muslims.

a)

PETA

b)

Masjumi

c)

Hizbullah

d)

Putera

12.

This is the advisory council formed by the Japanese command in Indonesia made up of Indonesian nationalist leaders.

a)

PETA

b)

Masjumi

c)

Hizbullah

d)

Putera

13.

A muslim organization that catered to Indonesian youths who opposed colonialism.

a)

PETA

b)

Masjumi

c)

Hizbullah

d)

Putera

14.

He became a collaborator to the Japanese after being released from prison and, eventually, became the chairman of Putera.

a)

Sukarno

b)

Hatta

c)

Sjahrir

15.

This Indonesian nationalist leader retired from public life upon his release from prison but maintained secret contacts with underground movements.

a)

Sukarno

b)

Hatta

c)

Sjahrir

16.

This Indonesian nationalist leader became a leader of the Putera movement along with Sukarno.

a)

Sukarno

b)

Hatta

c)

Sjahrir

17.

A document that contained the five principles of compromise between Muslim and non-muslim Indonesians.

a)

Panca Sila

b)

Putera

c)

Pemuda

d)

Hizbullah

18.

A nationalist movement that promoted the mobilization of youths in Indonesia.

a)

Panca Sila

b)

Putera

c)

Pemuda

d)

Hizbullah

19.

Who was the governor of French Indochina during the Japanese occupation?

a)

Decoux

b)

Laurent

c)

Monet

d)

Garnier

20.

The Japanese term for forced labor.

a)

romusha

b)

kempeitai

c)

kamikaze

d)

banzai

21.

The Japanese military secret police.

a)

romusha

b)

kempeitai

c)

kamikaze

d)

banzai

22.

Thousands of POWs and civilians died while building a 400km railway between Thailand and Burma later known as The (a)   Railway.

23.

This Chinese organization was forced by the Japanese to raise war funds for them.

a)

OCA

b)

KRIS

c)

MPAJA

d)

INA

24.

A movement to bring independence to Malaya as part of Indonesia.

a)

OCA

b)

KRIS

c)

MPAJA

d)

INA

25.

A nationalist movement that recruited Indian Malayans to fight for independence of India from the British.

a)

OCA

b)

KRIS

c)

MPAJA

d)

INA

26.

An anti-Japanese Malayan movement that practiced excessive and brutal revenge against collaborators.

a)

OCA

b)

KRIS

c)

MPAJA

d)

INA

27.

This Indian population were often found working in plantations the transport network in British Malaya.

a)

Tamils

b)

Northerners

c)

Rajput

d)

Turks

28.

This ethnic group received many concessions and support for nationalism during the occupation of British Malaya.

a)

Malays

b)

Chinese

c)

Indians

d)

Japanese

29.

This ethnic group were treated quite harshly by the Japanese during the occupation of British Malaya.

a)

Malays

b)

Chinese

c)

Indians

d)

Japanese

30.

This ethnic group received support from the Japanese to liberate their countrymen from British colonial rule.

a)

Malays

b)

Chinese

c)

Indians

d)

Japanese

31.

What valuable resource did the Japanese hope to extract from Vietnam

a)

military bases and transit points

b)

rubber and tin

c)

petroleum

d)

rice

32.

What valuable resource did the Japanese hope to extract from the Dutch East Indies.

a)

military bases and transit points

b)

rubber and tin

c)

petroleum

d)

rice

33.

What valuable resource did the Japanese hope to extract from British Malaya.

a)

military bases and transit points

b)

rubber and tin

c)

petroleum

d)

rice

34.

A non-Muslim movement the Japanese used to promote the mobilization of youths in Indonesia.

a)

Pemuda

b)

PETA

c)

Hizbullah

d)

Masjumi

35.

The official aim of the occupation of SEA by the Japanese was said to be the formation of __________.

a)

Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere

b)

Union of the Peninsular Indonesia

c)

Kesatuan Melayu Muda

d)

Overseas Chinese Association

36.

Which of the following is a positive change in Indonesian society brought about by the Japanese occupation?

a)

uniform legal and education system

b)

segregation of the Chinese and Malays

c)

increasing number of romusha draftees

d)

Dutch East Indies changed name to Indonesia

37.

Which of the following is NOT a positive change in Indonesian society brought about by the Japanese occupation?

a)

uniform legal and education system

b)

medium of instruction was standardized

c)

increase in draftees to romusha

d)

breaking down of ethnic segmentation

38.

All of the following countries were expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere except...

a)

Japan

b)

USA

c)

S.E.A

d)

Manchuria

39.

All of the following countries were expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere except...

a)

Russian Siberia

b)

Bangladesh

c)

Mongolia

d)

Manchuria

40.

Select all the countries expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere.

a)

India

b)

Sri Lanka

c)

Manchuria

d)

North China

e)

Nepal

41.

Select all the countries expected to be part of the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere.

a)

Australia

b)

Maldives

c)

Japan

d)

Southeast Asia

e)

Oceania

42.

Select all nationalist groups that were established during the Japanese occupation.

a)

MPAJA

b)

Viet Minh

c)

Cao Dai

d)

OCA

e)

KRIS

43.

Select all nationalist groups that were established during the Japanese occupation.

a)

Hizbullah

b)

Masjumi

c)

PETA

d)

Kempeitai

e)

KMM

44.

A nationalist movement that recruited Malayan Indians to fight for the independence of India.

a)

INA

b)

PETA

c)

Viet Minh

d)

Hizbullah

45.

A nationalist movement that recruited Malayan Indians to fight for the independence of India.

a)

INA

b)

PETA

c)

Viet Minh

d)

Hizbullah

46.

When did the Japanese occupation of SEA begin?

a)

December 8, 1941

b)

February 27, 1942

c)

September 2, 1945

47.

When did the Japanese officially surrender the war?

a)

December 8, 1941

b)

February 27, 1942

c)

September 2, 1945

48.

When did the Battle at the Java Sea occur?

a)

December 8, 1941

b)

February 27, 1942

c)

September 2, 1945

49.

Why did nationalist movements in British Malaya fail?

a)

racial tensions

b)

lack of weapons

c)

poor economy

d)

famine

50.

Which of the following is true about the psychological effects of the Japanese occupation?

a)

it destroyed the myth that Europeans were superior

b)

it lessened their fear of the Japanese

c)

they welcomed the Japanese as liberators

d)

it made the Japanese seem better than the Europeans

51.

All of the following are Japanese policies aimed towards promoting local nationalism except...

a)

increasing romusha for POWs and civilians

b)

releasing nationalist leaders from prison/exile

c)

promoting nationalist propaganda

d)

forming paramilitary bands

52.

All of the following are Japanese policies aimed towards promoting local nationalism except...

a)

buying goods with Japanese war currency

b)

mobilizing the youth

c)

promoting nationalist propaganda

d)

forming nationalist councils

53.

Japan created a propaganda to gain support from Southeast Asian nations. This propaganda was called (a)  

54.

What did the MPAJA stand for?

(a)  

55.

Which of the following is true about the Japanese response to nationalism in Vietnam?

a)

they actively sabotaged nationalist movements

b)

they eagerly supported nationalism

c)

they let the French handle all state affairs

d)

they actively fought against French colonial rule