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Grade 6 Japan
Who was the general who turned against the emperor and made himself shogun in 1333?
  1. daimyo
  2. vassal
  3. Minamoto Yoritomo
  4. Ashikaga Takauji
Grade 9 Japan
In the decades leading up to 1914, how were Japanese imperial designs for Asia and Russian imperial designs in Eastern Europe similar?
  1. Each posed itself as the natural leader of a broader and ethnically similar mass of people
  2. Both aimed at access to raw materials and/or consumer markets
  3. Each had annexed adjacent territory and made it a formal colony
  4. A and B
  5. A and C
Grade 12 Japan
The Obon festival takes place in which country?
  1. China
  2. Korea
  3. Vietnam
  4. Japan
None Japan
The Russo-Japanese War of 1904 was fought over
  1. China and Japan
  2. Mongolia and the Meiji
  3. Korea and Manchuria
  4. port rights in Hong Kong
Grade 9 Japan
How did industrial development in Japan and Russia differ from similar processes in Western Europe and the United States?
  1. Industrial development was not applied to military purposes
  2. Industrial development did not spur territorial expansion
  3. Industrial development tended to be more state directed
  4. Industrial development was more dependent on immigrant labor
  5. Industrial development led to the rise of an organized labor movement, and unions were legalized
Grade 9 Japan
Which of the following was experienced in Russia but not Japan by 1914?
  1. Mass revolutionary upheaval
  2. Rapid urbanization
  3. State-directed industrial development
  4. Expansion of educational opportunity
  5. War for territorial acquisition
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