Asia* Flashcards

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When was Buddhism created?

A

2500 years ago

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1
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Who is the creator of Buddhism?

A

No one

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2
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What did Buddhism branch off of?

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Hinduism

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3
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Known as the Buddha

A

Siddhartha Gaudama

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4
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Freedom from the cycle of rebirth and suffering

A

Nirvana

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5
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What is the 1st noble truth?

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Life always involves suffering

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6
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What is the second noble truth?

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The origin of suffering is our desires

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7
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What is the third noble truth?

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Suffering wills top when desires are stopped

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8
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How can one get away from suffering and reach nirvana?

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The eightfold path

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9
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Buddhas teaching

A

Tipitaka

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10
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Where do Buddhists worship?

A

Home, temples

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11
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Spiritual leader of Tibetans and believed to be the reincarnation of Buddhas close follower

A

Dalai Lama

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12
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What year was the Dalai Lama forced to flee from the Chinese?

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1959

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13
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A fight between the British and Chinese about trading opium

A

Opium war

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14
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Who won the opium war?

A

British

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15
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What did the British force china to do after the opium war?

A

Treaties and took over Hong Kong

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16
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Western powers moved swiftly to carve out spheres of influence along the Chinese coast

A

Spheres of influence

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17
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Who took over China?

A

Britian, Russia, France, Germany

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18
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A policy for the Chinese to open trade to everyone on an equal basis

A

Open door policy

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19
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Chinese trained in martial arts that tried to kill foreigners

A

Boxers

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20
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Believed in a democratic China

A

Chiang Kai Shek

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21
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Believed in a communist China

A

Mao Zedong

22
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Mao flees to the Himalayas in 1934

A

Long march

23
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What were some methods that Mao tried to move forward and advance?

A

Planting, industrialization

24
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Who did Mao accuse of conspiring against him and the failure of The Great Leap Forward?

A

The educated

25
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Assumes control of communist party after Mao’s death

A

Deng Xiaoping

26
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What did Xiaoping end?

A

Self reliance and isolation from the rest of the world

27
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What did the Chinese government control?

A

Farms, schools, hospitals, factories

28
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Students who protested peacefully and were killed

A

Tiananmen Massacre

29
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Common ethnic and cultural background

A

Homogenous society

30
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Who acknowledged China’s powers?

A

Korea

31
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Why did Korea adopt isolationism?

A

They were afraid of invasions

32
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Who ruled over Korea after China couldn’t support them?

A

Japan

33
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When did the Korean War start?

A

1950-53

35
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The dividing line of North and South Korea

A

38th parallel

36
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People started to use metal implements

A

Metallurgy

37
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Groups of families in Japan

A

Clans

38
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What were some things that Japan adapted from the Chinese?

A

Writing, government, art, music, literature, science, philosophy, farming

39
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Warrior knights of Japan

A

Samurai

40
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Local lords ruled the land, but were bound to higher lords and emperor by family

A

Feudalism

41
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How long was Japan isolated for?

A

200 years

42
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How did the Japanese end isolationism?

A

Went to western Europe to learn about government, industry, and militaries. Expanded business.

43
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How does the US respond to Japan’s actions during WWII?

A

Blocked supplies and needs, bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

44
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What does the US do after bombing Japan?

A

Helps Japan become democratic, builds their economy back up and becomes a modern power

45
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What did the Japanese believe while WWII was going on?

A

Never give up the fight

46
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What did Japan try to do during WWII?

A

Take over Asia

47
Q

Heaven granted a ruler, the mandate, or right to rule

A

Mandate of Heaven

48
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Why is China attacked for their record on human rights?

A

China restricts rights such as freedom of speech and press

49
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Why was the opium war fought?

A

British refused to stop trading with China

50
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What year did China become communist?

A

1949

51
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What was the last dynasty of China? Why did it fall?

A

Qing dynasty; the west forced them to follow their ways and make more concessions to them

52
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What was the attitude of the Japanese government prior to and during WWII?

A

Japan was militaristic and wanted to take over all of Asia. They invaded china multiple times and also believed to never give up

53
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Why did Mao flee to the Himalayas?

A

Chiang Kai Shek was expelling members of the nationalist party who was communist

54
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Taking over small islands and slowly conquering an area of land

A

Island hopping