Exam 6: Becoming the Hermit Kingdom: Korea From the Mongol Invasions to 1895

The han'gul had the great advantage of being ________.

The deportation of a quarter-million Koreans was part of the ________ effort to subdue Korea.

Which of these launched a failed mission to force Korea to open to trade in 1866?

Christianity tended to run counter to ________ in Korea.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi's invasion resulted in Korea's ________.

The Treaty of Kanghwa alarmed Chinese leaders because of the growing power of ________.

-Looking at Map 6.1, Korea's defensive wall separated it from ________.

The goals of the examination system were generally undercut by the ________.

The Yi Dynasty ruler Korea for roughly ________ centuries.

In the period of Qing rule Korea was ________ China.

In the seventeenth and later centuries, the power of the yangban was ________.

Commercialization of agriculture tended to ________ social norms in Korea.

As in China, Korean use of its two writing systems tended to vary according to a person's ________.

Korean attitudes towards Japan generally ________ in the nineteenth and into the twentieth centuries.

The turtle ships were protected by ________.

-In the image above, the two men pictured are most likely ________.

The term "Hermit Kingdom" refers to Korea's ________ in the nineteenth century.

In the nineteenth century, treatment of Christians included all of the following EXCEPT ________.

Generally, rural Korean women ________ relative to men from the eighteenth century.

Under the Yi rulers, reforms followed Chinese patterns with the exception of ________.