shit i don't know about the final exam yet Flashcards

1
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When was the last time that the emperor held power in japan

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11th century

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2
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the emperor’s power was usurped in the 11th century by nobility classes. What were they?

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Shoguns, Diamyo, and Samurai

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3
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What are shoguns

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Warlords, commanding private armies.

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4
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Diamyo

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An administrative leader in the countryside, responsible for collecting revenue.

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Samurai

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Warrior class, served according to the code of bushido.

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How did Japan’s physical isolation play a role in the development of its culture

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-limited cultural influences to protect the country from foreign conquest.

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7
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What was Japan’s significant external threat

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Kublai Kahn’s attempt to conquer them

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What stops the Mongol army (led by Kublai Kahn) from conquering Japan?

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Typhoon

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9
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What island did the Mongol army land on when they entered japan, and when?

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Kyushu, 1274

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10
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What was the result of the 2 typhoons that forced Kublai Kahn to retreat, that became an integral part of japanese identity.

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Japan thinks they are divinely protected.

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11
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Who were in power from 1600-1868

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Tokugawa’s

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12
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Who put Japan under self-imposed isolation, limiting foreign influence

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Tokugawa

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13
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How did the Tokugawas attempt to eliminate foreign influence

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-Persecuted christians
-The only Europeans allowed to trade with Japan were the Dutch, who were only allowed 2 ships per year.

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What were the stipulations for the Dutch’s trading with Japan

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They weren’t allowed to travel outside of the harbor at Nagasaki, and weren’t allowed to interact with the Japanese.

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15
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Which US Naval Officer sent a squadron to sail into Tokyo Harbor uninvited, thus demanding that Japan open her ports to foreign ships.

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Commodore Perry

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16
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When did the Emperor regain power in Japan under Meiji restoration

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1868

17
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What change did the emperor regaining power bring/

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A strong centralized government, and encouraged contact with the outside world.

18
Q

When did japan flex their military muscle against China, and what did they receive as a prize of war?

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1894-95; taiwan

19
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What battle did Japan establish its status as a world class power

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The battle of Tsushima Strait in 1905

20
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When does Japan Annex Korea?

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1910

21
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What was the empire that Japan attempted to set up

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The Greater East Asian and Co-Prosperity sphere.

22
Q

What are the 3 holy cities in Islam?

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Mecca, Medina, Jerusalem

23
Q

Why is Jerusalem significant for muslims?

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Before Mohammed’s death, Muslims prayed facing the city. It was from Jerusalem that Muslims believe Mohammed Ascended to heaven.

24
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What is the meaning of “muslim”

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One who submits

25
Q

What are the 5 Pillars of Islam

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-Profession of faith
-Daily prayer
-Giving of alms
-Ramadan
-Haj

26
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What is the Hajj

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The trip that Muslims take to mecca at least once in their lifetimes.

27
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What is the Giving of Alms

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The donation of a fixed amount of property to charity

28
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How many daughters did Mohammed have?

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4

29
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Who were the 2 leading candidates to fill the position of Caliph (leader of the faithful)

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Ali, and Abu Bekr

30
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Who was Abu Bekr?

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Sunni. Mohammed’s scribe and best friend, also father in law.

31
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Who was Ali?

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Shiite. Mohammed’s closest male relative by blood. He married one of Mohammed’s daughters, so he was also related by marriage.

32
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What % of Muslims are sunni

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80%

33
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What % of muslims are shiite

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15%

34
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What is one of the few countries/regions that are majority shiite?

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Iran

35
Q

Who is viewed as the main exporter of Islamic fundamentalism

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Iran