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I.
FILL the blank space
1 is a prominent thinker who engaged with the concept of Japanese

modernity
2. seeks to blend traditional Chinese values with modernity
.3. introduced economic reforms, emphasizing market-oriented

policies
II.True/false
1. Japan's encounter with modernity involves ongoing debates, adaptations, and

reflections.
2. China's encounter with modernity has been dynamic, evolving from resistance
to adaptation.
3. Mao's vision of socialism sought to break away from Western capitalist models.
4. During World War I, China played a significant role directly sending troops
overseas.
5. like World War II, there was no major invasion of Southeast Asia by a hostile
power during World War I
6. The Boxers gained strength from their belief in Chinese ritual and the traditions
and their hatred of foreigners.
7.. Anti-Manchu secret societies became more active, with the White Lotus
Society rebellion
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8. The Yongying Army symbolized the end of Manchu dominancy in Qing army.
III.Choose the best ansewer
1.who was ruled China from the mid-17th century until the early 20th century
A. Tang dynasty B. Qin dynasty C.Song dynasty D.Qing dynasty
2.what is the Impact of the World War I on the Pacific Island states
A. In the territories occupied by Australia and New Zealand,
B. reshaping their socio-economic landscape and influencing their post-war

development
C. intensifying economic exploitation in the region
D. all E.all except A
3.WHICH ONE of the ff is incorrect about Pacific Islands states during post-cold
war era
A.Former Soviet republics became sovereign nations during this era
B.The United States emerged as the world's sole superpower.
C.Mostof all former Soviet satellites and three Baltic Republics joined the
European Union and NATO.
D.. Both the United States and Russia significantly reduced their nuclear
stockpiles
E.All F.None
4.During the japan isolation policy which on is the merely europaen countries
contact with japan
A. British B. France C. Dutch D.Netherland E.C and D
5.WHO Was a brilliant Confucian scholar,of china came to believe that the source
of Western wealth and power lay in democracy
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A. Li Hongzhang B. Wei Yuan C.Liang D.Hong Xiuquan
6. At Jiangxi the Communists gathered their forces and formed the Red Army
under the leadership of …
A. Mao Zedong B. Chiang Kai-shek’s C.Li Hongzhang D. Tang
7. What is the major Challenge of modernity in China
A. foreign imperialism B.civil wars C. ideological shifts D.ALL
8. Who was the leader of CCP in china
A.Mao zedong B. Chiang Kai-shek C. Politburo D. Qing dynasty
9.by 1900 the leading revolutionary in China who was very different from previous
Chinese reformers
A. Sun Yat-sen B. Yuan Shikai C. Kang Youwei D. Liang Qichao
10.Who was the leading Meiji leaders that proposals to reform the military forces
were
A.Saigo Takamori B. Omura Masujiro C. Okuma Shigenobu D.Yamagata Aritomo
11.All are correct about the first Opium War of 1839-1842 except one.
A. The war was fought between China and Britian
B. Hong Kong Island was also given to Britain in the treaty
C.War led to the frist “un equal treaty” signed at Tientsin
D. All
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12.Why was french allied with Britian invading /fought against china
A.to get grant of unrestricted access for france warships in all navigable
rivers of china
B.Great Britain was promised to permitt half china to france by the Nanjing treaty
C. The French used the murder of one of their missionaries in February 1856 as a pretex
D.All E.None
13. Which one of the ff is the major cause of the Opium war
A. Britain's desire to trade opium with China
B. China's attempts to restrict the opium trade
C. tensions over diplomatic relations and trade imbalances
D. Britain’s desire to expand its trade influence in Asia.
E. All F.All except C
14. Which one of the ff incorrect about the consequences of the Opium Wars
A. China was forced to sign unequal treaties with Western powers
B. leading to the opening of Chinese ports to foreign trade
C. the cession of Hong Kong to Britain, and the legalization of the opium trade
D. By these treaties the European Powers acquired the extraterritorial rights and most
favoured nation treatment.
E. All except c
III.Give short answer

1.List and discuss the major reforms of meiji restoration in japan ?
2.Discuss the rivalry b/n koumintang and CCP in china?
3.Explain the challenges ofmodernity in china?
4.list the consequences of WWI on the pacific island states?
5.compare and contrast frist opium-war and second opium war?
6.Examine the causes and consequences of the Opium Wars
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I.

FILL the blank space

1 is a prominent thinker who engaged with the concept of Japanese

2. seeks to blend traditional Chinese values with modernity

.3. introduced economic reforms, emphasizing market-oriented

1. Japan's encounter with modernity involves ongoing debates, adaptations, and

III.Choose the best ansewer

A. Tang dynasty B. Qin dynasty C.Song dynasty D.Qing dynasty

A. In the territories occupied by Australia and New Zealand,

B. reshaping their socio-economic landscape and influencing their post-war

C. intensifying economic exploitation in the region

D. all E.all except A

A.Former Soviet republics became sovereign nations during this era

B.The United States emerged as the world's sole superpower.

A. British B. France C. Dutch D.Netherland E.C and D

A. Mao Zedong B. Chiang Kai-shek’s C.Li Hongzhang D. Tang

7. What is the major Challenge of modernity in China

A. foreign imperialism B.civil wars C. ideological shifts D.ALL

8. Who was the leader of CCP in china

A.Mao zedong B. Chiang Kai-shek C. Politburo D. Qing dynasty

A. Sun Yat-sen B. Yuan Shikai C. Kang Youwei D. Liang Qichao

III.Give short answer

6.Examine the causes and consequences of the Opium Wars

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