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1 World History Chapter 13 On-line Study Sections 1, 2, & 3 Woodridge High School Mr. Hearty & Mr. Bellisario

2 Table of Contents Section 1 Japan Modernizes Section 2 Southeast Asia and the Pacific Section 3 Self-Rule for Canada, Australia, and New ZealandSection 3 Self-Rule for Canada, Australia, and New Zealand

3 Question #1 The ___________ opened up Japanese ports to American ships. Treaty of Tojo Treaty of Kanagawa Treaty of Tokyo

4 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

5 Question #2 The ___________ was a period of reform from 1868 to 1912. Emperor’s rebellion Honshu reform Meiji restoration

6 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

7 Question #3 The Kawasaki family is an example of a ____________. Anatawa zaibatsu Ohayou gozaimasu

8 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

9 Question #4 Japan was able to modernize rapidly partly because it was a _____________. homogeneous societyhomogeneous society Heterogeneous societyHeterogeneous society Mixed society

10 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

11 Question #5 During the _____________, Japan defeated Russian troops in Manchuria. Sino-Japanese War. Russo-Japanese War Moscow-Tokyo War

12 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

13 Question #6 By the 1800s Japan was weakened by… industrial pollution. economic problems. conquest by China.

14 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

15 Question #7 The Meiji reformers were determined to… strengthen Japan against the West. overthrown the emperor. close Japan to the West.

16 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

17 Question #8 Despite Meiji reforms, women in Japan were… still assigned a secondary role in society. granted more political rights. not allowed to get an education.

18 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

19 Question #9 One reason Japan felt they needed to expand their empire was… to gain respect from China. to give the navy something to do. a lack of natural resources.

20 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

21 Question #10 Development in colonial Korea mostly benefited… China. Japan. United States.

22 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

23 Question #11 French holdings in Southeast Asia. Philippines French Indochina French Burma

24 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

25 Question #12 Modernized Siam in the late 1800s. Queen Liliuokalani Chulalongkorn King Simon Lo

26 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

27 Question #13 Overthrown by American planters in 1893. Queen Liliuokalani Chulalongkorn King Simon Lo

28 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

29 Question #14 Led Filipino nationalists struggle. Emilio Aguinaldo Victor Fernandez Eduardo Pena

30 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

31 Question #15 Britain expanded its empire in Southeast Asia to include… Vietnam. Burma and the Malay peninsula. Burma and Laos.

32 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

33 Question #16 Vietnamese officials tried to suppress Christianity by... converting to Confucianism. killing converts and French missionary priest.killing converts and French missionary priest. outlawing missions.

34 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

35 Question #17 Siam remained independent partly because its rulers… did not modernize. did not underestimate western power. did not accept unequal treaties.

36 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

37 Question #18 The industrial powers were first interested in the Pacific islands as… supply bases for whaling ships. land for growing Western populations. sites for mining operations.

38 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

39 Question #19 American sugar planters asked the United States to annex… Samoa. the Philippines. Hawaii.

40 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

41 Question #20 Filipino rebels expected the United States to recognize their independence because… they were promised so. Britain supported them. they had helped fight the Spanish.

42 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

43 Question #21 ______________, Canada’s first prime minister, encouraged expansion across the continent. Lord Chamberland John Macdonald Douglas Smith

44 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

45 Question #22 The Aborigines were the _____________ inhabitants in Australia. foreign second indigenous

46 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

47 Question #23 Australia was originally established as a ______________. British luxury travel location location for good raw materials penal colony

48 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

49 Question #24 Ranchers carved out huge sheep ranches in the Outback and displaced the _____________. Aleuts Maoris Aborigines

50 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

51 Question #25 The ____________ were descendants of seafaring people from Polynesia. Aleuts Maoris Aborigines

52 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

53 Question #26 Why did Britain pass the Canada Act in 1791? to unite the provinces to ease ethnic tensions to close down the Catholic Church

54 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

55 Question #27 What effect did westward expansion have on Native Americans in Canada? It destroyed their way of life. It expanded their land holdings. It granted them more freedom.

56 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

57 Question #28 Australia’s population boomed with the 1851 discovery of… good pasture land. oil. gold.

58 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

59 Question #29 How did independent Australia keep its ties to Britain? by importing exclusively from Britain by recognizing the British monarch as head of stateby recognizing the British monarch as head of state by keeping women from voting

60 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

61 Question #30 What was one way that New Zealand was a pioneer in democratic government? first to grant women’s suffrage first to introduce the secret ballot first to have a prime minister

62 You’re Correct, please click here to move to the next question.here

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