Asia* Flashcards

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When was Buddhism created?

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2500 years ago

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Who is the creator of Buddhism?

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No one

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What did Buddhism branch off of?

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Hinduism

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Known as the Buddha

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Siddhartha Gaudama

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Freedom from the cycle of rebirth and suffering

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Nirvana

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What is the 1st noble truth?

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Life always involves suffering

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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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What is the third noble truth?

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Suffering wills top when desires are stopped

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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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Buddhas teaching

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Tipitaka

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Where do Buddhists worship?

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Home, temples

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

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Dalai Lama

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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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A fight between the British and Chinese about trading opium

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Opium war

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Who won the opium war?

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British

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

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Treaties and took over Hong Kong

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

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Spheres of influence

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Who took over China?

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Britian, Russia, France, Germany

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

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Open door policy

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Chinese trained in martial arts that tried to kill foreigners

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Boxers

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Believed in a democratic China

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Chiang Kai Shek

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Believed in a communist China

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Mao Zedong

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Mao flees to the Himalayas in 1934

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Long march

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

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Planting, industrialization

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Who did Mao accuse of conspiring against him and the failure of The Great Leap Forward?
The educated
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Assumes control of communist party after Mao's death
Deng Xiaoping
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What did Xiaoping end?
Self reliance and isolation from the rest of the world
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What did the Chinese government control?
Farms, schools, hospitals, factories
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Students who protested peacefully and were killed
Tiananmen Massacre
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Common ethnic and cultural background
Homogenous society
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Who acknowledged China's powers?
Korea
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Why did Korea adopt isolationism?
They were afraid of invasions
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Who ruled over Korea after China couldn't support them?
Japan
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When did the Korean War start?
1950-53
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The dividing line of North and South Korea
38th parallel
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People started to use metal implements
Metallurgy
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Groups of families in Japan
Clans
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What were some things that Japan adapted from the Chinese?
Writing, government, art, music, literature, science, philosophy, farming
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Warrior knights of Japan
Samurai
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Local lords ruled the land, but were bound to higher lords and emperor by family
Feudalism
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How long was Japan isolated for?
200 years
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How did the Japanese end isolationism?
Went to western Europe to learn about government, industry, and militaries. Expanded business.
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How does the US respond to Japan's actions during WWII?
Blocked supplies and needs, bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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What does the US do after bombing Japan?
Helps Japan become democratic, builds their economy back up and becomes a modern power
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What did the Japanese believe while WWII was going on?
Never give up the fight
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What did Japan try to do during WWII?
Take over Asia
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Heaven granted a ruler, the mandate, or right to rule
Mandate of Heaven
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Why is China attacked for their record on human rights?
China restricts rights such as freedom of speech and press
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Why was the opium war fought?
British refused to stop trading with China
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What year did China become communist?
1949
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What was the last dynasty of China? Why did it fall?
Qing dynasty; the west forced them to follow their ways and make more concessions to them
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What was the attitude of the Japanese government prior to and during WWII?
Japan was militaristic and wanted to take over all of Asia. They invaded china multiple times and also believed to never give up
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Why did Mao flee to the Himalayas?
Chiang Kai Shek was expelling members of the nationalist party who was communist
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Taking over small islands and slowly conquering an area of land
Island hopping