Questions on imperialism in asia?

Question

1: The first Europeans to reach China were the Portuguese.
true
false


2: The Manchus put an end to the Ming dynasty in China
true
false


3: The Chinese were more friendly and accepting towards foreigners in the 1700s than they had been in past.
true
false


4: The Opium Wars between the Chinese and the British were a result of the British government’s attempts to keep exports of Opium away from the Britains
true
false


5: The four points of the Treaty of Nanking that ended the Opium Wars were: 1) to open four additional ports, including Shanghai, to foreign commerce, (2) to cede to the British the island of Hong Kong, which lies at the mouth of the Canton River, (3) to accept a revised schedule of tariff duties, (4) to pay a large indemnity
true
false


6: The Open Door Policy in China said that all foreigners would have equal trading rights in China
true
false


7: The Boxer Uprising was a trend of entertainment in which boxers fought each other in China.
true
false


8: The main accomplishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate was to unite Japan and make it an imperial power.
true
false


9: After Japan drove out foreigners, she adapted a foreign policy of isolation.
true
false


10: Commodore Perry of the U.S closed Japan to trade
true
false


11: By the middle of the nineteenth century there was much dissatisfaction with the Shogunate throughout the country.
true
false

Answer 1

1. true
2. true
3. false
4. false
5. true
6. false
7. false
8. true
9. false
10. false
11. true