#1: Why did the Tokugawa shogunate keep Japan isolated from 1603 until 1853? A. to keep Japanese culture from spreading to other parts of the world B. to keep foreigners from tampering with Japan's affairs C. to prepare Japanese citizens for modernization D. to prepare Japan for its role as an imperialist power **My answer: B is that right?
@jim_thompson5910 ?? :)
#2: Who traveled to the United States and Europe and returned to Japan with new ideas? A. Mutsuhito B. Tokutomi Soho C. Fukuzawa Yukichi D. Tokugawa ***my answer: D. Tokugawa is that right?? @jim_thompson5910 ? :)
for #1, A or B sounds right, but B does sound better
#3: The Meiji government supported and encouraged Japan's modernization and industrialization in all except one of the following ways. Which of the following was not a way in which the Meiji government supported and encouraged Japan's modernization and industrialization? A. closed all ports except Nagasaki to foreigners B. invested in communication, transportation, and industry C. set up a modern banking system D. ordered schools to be built in most towns and villages **my answer: C. set up a modern banking system
okay, i will go with B for #1.. what about 2 and 3?
hmm for #2, it might be Fukuzawa Yukichi, but hold on
mmk :)
kk then i think 2=C :)
yeah I'm thinking that too, but not 100%
and #3 I think is A. closed all ports except Nagasaki to foreigners agree?
#4: Which of the following best explains why Japan quickly built up its military in the late 1800s? A. The Meiji government wanted to make eastern Russia a Japanese colony. B. Neighboring Korea was a strong country and had a large military. C. Western imperial powers controlled large parts of Asia. D,. Commodore Matthew Perry attacked Japanese ports in the 1850s. **my answer: C correct??
yeah 3A sounds good
4C sound good too?
yeah i think i found out why it's 4C http://wgordon.web.wesleyan.edu/papers/jhist2.htm
okay so my answer is 4C? :)
so it sounds like it was merely a self-defense mechanism
ok ,thx =)
to keep foreigners from tampering with Japan's affairs
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