Ch 21
The system devised under the Tokugawa bakufu ("__________", referring to the shogun's official status as the emperor's mobile deputy) was called sankin kotai, the "rule of alternate attendance".
"Tent government"
Jesuit missionaries were at times welcomed into China and Japan, but were ultimately rejected as "subversive" elements by the ____ and the Tokugawa.
Qing
In Japan period of civil war erupted in 1467 and continued, on and off, until the ________.
1570s
Some signs of economic stress were already present toward the end of Qianlong's reign, and chief among these was the problem of:
Absentee landlordism
Dorgon crossed the Great Wall into China in 1642:
At the invitation of a Chinese general
Which of the following is the proper chronological order? A. Zheng He's nautical exploration, reign of the Kangxi emperor; Matteo Ricci reaches China; reign of the Qianlong emperor B. Zheng He's nautical explorations, Matteo Ricci reaches China, reign of the Kangxi Emperor; reign of the Qianlong emperor C. Reign of the Kangxi emperor; Zheng He's nautical explorations; reign of the Qianlong emperor; Matteo Ricci reaches China D. Matteo Ricci reaches China; rein of the Kangxi Emperor; Zheng He's nautical explorations, reign of the Qianlong emperor
B. Zheng He's nautical explorations, Matteo Ricci reaches China, reign of the Kangxi Emperor; reign of the Qianlong emperor
The Manchu state was divided into eight major military and ethnic divisions, each represented by a distinctive ________, and companies were formed of 300 fighters recruited from families represented by these means.
Banner
Which of the following is the correct chronological order? A. The Shimabara Rebellion, the founding of the Tokugawa Shogunate; the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the founding of the Qing Dynasty B. Founding of the Qing Dynasty; establishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate; founding of the Ming Dynasty; the Shimabara Rebellion C. Founding of the Ming Dynasty; founding of the Qing Dynasty; establishment of Tokugawa Shogunate; Shimabara Rebellion D. Founding of the Ming Dynasty; founding the Tokugawa Shogunate; Shimabara Rebellion; founding of the Qing Dynasty
C. Founding of the Ming Dynasty; founding of the Qing Dynasty; establishment of Tokugawa Shogunate; Shimabara Rebellion
The eighteenth century proved to be a boom time for all involved in the ________ trade, and the British in particular increasingly viewed it as a valuable part of their growing commercial power.
Canton
The "queue edict" mandated that:
Chinese men had to adopt the Manchu style of a shaved forehead with a long braid in back
A wholescale massacre of Japanese _________ followed in the wake of a rebellion against the government in 1637-38.
Christians
A wholescale persecution of Japanese ________ followed in the wake of a rebellion against the government in 1637-38.
Christians
In 1549 the Franciscan missionary ___________ landed in Japan.
Francis Xavier
The huge commitment of Chinese troops against the forces of the Japanese leader Hideyoshi during his attempted invasion of ________ and China from 1592 to 1598 weakened the Ming dynasty and led to the rise of the Manchus.
Korea
______ became a vital axis of world trade, with Chinese merchants exchanging spices and luxury goods such as porcelain there for Spanish silver from the Americas.
Manila
One of the richest glimpses into local Chinese society comes from Pu Songling's ________ Tales from a Chinese Studio.
Strange
The high point of the Qing dynasty was during the rule of
The Qianlong emperor
In the context of European trade with Asia, a "factory" is ________.
The place where merchants, local agents, and other interested parties gathered to conduct business
In the context of European trade with Asia, a "factory" is:
The place where merchants, local agents, and other interested parties gathered to conduct business.
The Tokugawa attempt to conquer China in the late sixteenth century was led by:
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Jesuit priests like Matteo Ricci ________.
Used their expertise in the New Sciences to advise the imperial court