Question 1
3.75 out of 3.75 points
The Japanese today have an army recently deployed to Iraq and a navy among
the best in the region:
Selected
Answer:
Tru
e
Question 2
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The term expressed in the video for the “tent headquarters in the field” would be
the?
Selected
Answer: Bakufu
Question 3
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The Japanese difficulty experienced in the Sino-Japanese War,
Russo-Japanese War, and World War II with joint service planning,
amphibious operations, and logistics generally stems from:
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Answer: The Samurai tradition of maintaining order through
decentralized control
Question 4
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The Japanese have historically seen the Korean Peninsula as:
Selected
Answer: All of the
Above
Question 5
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A uniquely Japanese aspect of the use of military force resulting from the Mongol
attacks in 1274 and 1281 would be:
Selected
Answer: All of the Above
Question 6
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The term used to describe a military general or translated to mean the
“Barbarian Subduing Great General” who at times served as the authority in
Japan is the:
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Answer: Shogun
Question 7
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The term used to describe the “Code of the Warrior” is:
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Answer: Bushido
Question 8
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It is argued in the video that the geography of Japan lends itself to:
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Answer: Expansion
Question 9
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By the Ashikaga Shogunate and Sengoku period, we see the use of huge
numbers of Ashigaru armed with __________ and Samurai serving as __________.
Selected
Answer: Lances; mounted officers
Question 10
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In the Battle of Tsushima Straits during the Russo-Japanese War,
the Japanese demonstrated a modern propensity of:
Selected
Answer: All of the
Above
Question 11
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What has been the primary role of the Samurai throughout Japanese history
arguably been?
Selected
Answer: All of the Above
Question 12
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The Tokugawa Shogunate essentially saw the Samurai return to a role more like:
Selected
Answer: Policemen who maintain the peace
Question 13
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World War Two saw the Japanese:
Selected
Answer: Vulnerable to submarine warfare without adequate
regard for anti-submarine warfare (ASW).
Question 14
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The Mongol invasions of Japan represented the greatest amphibious assault in
world history up until D-Day?
Selected
Answer:
Tru
e
Question 15
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The Satsuma Rebellion saw the emergence of a “new samurai” that would
emerge reflecting the past use of force to ensure stability. The characteristics
emerging from the “new samurai” would include:
Selected
Answer: All of the Above
Question 16
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The Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 saw high casualties of infantry assaults
continued from the age of bowmen and arrows to firearms:
Selected
Answer:
Tru
e
Question 17
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After near total devastation in World War Two, the Japanese would
rebuild their military as a modern Self-Defense Force (SDF) under:
Selected
Answer: a Pacifist Japanese
Constitution
Question 18
3.75 out of 3.75 points
The video argues geography played a role in the Tokugawa Shogunate and the
social/cultural changes of the samurai in isolation because of:
Selected
Answer: The rocky coasts, steep rivers, difficult currents and unpredictable
weather patterns
Question 19
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The term that represented the spiritual intercession into warfare and
demonstrates a cultural response to weather is the:
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Answer: Kamikaze
Question 20
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World War One arguably served to extend Japanese possession in the Pacific and
could be blamed for the concept of ____________ .
