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What country set the pattern of colonial expansion in Asia by building trading posts along the coast of India?
a) England
b) Netherlands
c) Portugal
d) France
Who was the first missionary to arrive in Japan?
a) Hernan Cortez
b) Francisco Pizarro
c) Francis Xavier
d) Adam Smith
Why did Japanese and Chinese rulers dislike the influence of missionaries?
a) The leaders were Protestant.
b) The leaders were more interested in trade.
c) The leaders were Roman Catholic.
d) The leaders felt their power was threatened.
Why did the Chinese emperors welcome the Jesuits at first?
a) The Jesuits had a great knowledge of science.
b) The Jesuits had many goods to trade.
c) The Jesuits showed admiration for the Chinese culture.
d) The Jesuits practiced isolationism.
What is the policy China and Japan imposed which is a turning inward from the world?
a) Isolationism
b) Capitalism
c) Mercantilism
d) Socialism
What country was allowed to trade with China and Japan because they were not interested in making conquests or religious conversions?
a) England
b) The Netherlands
c) France
d) Portugal
What is one item Europeans wanted from China and Japan?
a) clocks
b) firearms
c) scientific instruments
d) silks
What is one item the Chinese wanted from the Europeans?
a) Artwork
b) Fine China
c) English Tea
d) Eyeglasses
What country finally took control of the spice trade?
a) England
b) The Netherlands
c) France
d) Portugal
What country had control of the Philippines?
a) England
b) France
c) Spain
d) The Netherlands
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