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World History Ch.6
Vocab Asia
Question | Answer |
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a well-known Chinese philosopher and teacher | Confucius |
China's first emperor | Shih Huang Ti |
Italian trader who traveled to China and back | Marco Polo |
the "Father of Faith Missions" | J. Hudson Taylor |
missionary martyrs in Communist China | John and Betty Stam |
leader of China's first republic | Sun Yat-Sen |
leader of the Communist Chinese | Mao Tse-tung |
leader of the Chinese Nationalists | Chiang Kai-shek |
ruler who united the Mongol tribes | Genghis Khan |
Chinese inventions or discoveries | porcelain, silk, paper, printing, paper money, coal, gunpowder, compass |
ruler who united the Mongol tribes | Genghis Khan |
open Japan to foreign trade | Commodore Matthew Perry |
emperor of Japan during World War II | Hirohito |
powerful Japanese general during World War II | Tojo |
the "Father of American Missions" | Adoniram Judson |
the largest structure ever built by man | Great Wall of China |
trade route between China and Europe | Great Silk Road |
the largest man-made waterway | Grand Canal |
small island off the coast of China where the Chinese Nationalists fled | Taiwan |
a large square in Beijing where people gathered in 1989 to protest Communism; at least 5,000 Chinese were killed | Tiananmen Square |
coldest desert outside Antartica | Gobi |
U.S. military base in Hawaii attacked by Japan | Pearl Harbor |
the first atomic bomb was dropped here | Hiroshima |
the mountain that is Japan's most famous landmark | Fujiyama (Mt. Fuji) |
"China's Sorrow" | Huang He (Yellow River) |
"Land of the Rising Sun" | Japan |
"Land of the Free" | Thailand |
"Spice Islands" | Indonesia |
the dynasty from which China got its name | Ch'in |
the longest ruling Chinese dynasty | Chou |
the dynasty under which China grew to its greatest size | Han |
the largest empire in history | Mongol |
the world's largest island | Greenland |
the world's second largest island | New Guinea |
the world's third largest island | Borneo |
the world's most northern desert | Gobi |
the world's largest city | Tokyo |
the main food crop of China | rice |
the half of Korea that remained Communist | North Korea |
a tower with many stories; Each story has its own roof and is slightly smaller than the one below it. | pagoda |
barge or small boat used in China | junks or sampans |
high speed electric train traveling between Tokyo and Osaka | bullet train |
long robe traditionally worn by Japanese women | kimono |