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- 1. Multiple Choice
According to Okubo Toshimichi, what was convenient?
Shipyards, watermills, railways and locomotives
Shipyards, windmills, railways and canals
Shipyards, mills, railways and carriages
- 2. Multiple Choice
In what ways did the Japanese copy the West?
Industrial methods
Social standards
Military system
- 3. Multiple Choice
What was the biggest impact of ending the feudal system?
The samurai were no longer privileged
The Shogun did not rule anymore
The daimyo no longer controlled regions
- 4. Multiple Choice
How did the new rulers decide to modernize Japan?
Get rid of the feudal system
Copy the East
- 5. Multiple Choice
What was the samurai rebellion called?
Satsuki Revolution
Satsuma Revolution
Satsuki Rebellion
Satsuma Rebellion
- 6. Multiple Choice
When did the emperor sign the the Charter Oath?
1868
1793
1985
2003
- 7. Multiple Choice
How did Japan change its social standards?
Men wore moustaches, top hats, bowties, suits and carried suitcases. Japan also started using the metric system
Men wore moustaches, top hats, bowties, suits and carried umbrellas. Japan also started using the metric system
Men wore moustaches, top hats, bowties, suits and carried suitcases. Japan also started using the imperial system
Men wore moustaches, top hats, bowties, suits and carried umbrellas. Japan also started using the imperial system
- 8. Multiple Choice
How is the japanese revolution relate to our statement of inquiry? "Revolutions fundamentally change the status quo."
Japan had a revolution and didn't change its status quo
Japan didn't have a revolution and didn't change its status quo
Japan had a revolution and changed its status quo
Japan didn't have a revolution and changed its status quo
- 9. Multiple Choice
What industry was most successful?
Cement industry
Textile industry
Silk industry
Shipbuilding industry
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