A) The Korean Empire B) The United Korean Kingdom C) The Republic of Korea D) The Joseon Republic
A) Gwangmu Reform B) Gabo Reform C) Joseon Modernization Act D) Meiji Reform
A) Shogun B) Emperor C) President D) Tzar
A) Germany B) United States C) Russia D) China
A) 1910 B) 1904 C) 1897 D) 1905
A) Treaty of Portsmouth B) Treaty of Harbin C) Treaty of Shimonoseki D) Treaty of Seoul
A) Annexation Treaty B) Portsmouth Treaty C) Protectorate Treaty D) Friendship Treaty
A) King Gojong B) Prince Itō C) An Jung-geun D) Meiji Emperor
A) A Russian soldier B) A Japanese diplomat C) King Gojong D) An Jung-geun
A) Tokyo, Japan B) Harbin, China C) Portsmouth, USA D) Seoul, Korea
A) 1897 B) 1904 C) 1910 D) 1905
A) It was completely dissolved B) It technically marked the end of the period C) It officially joined Japan D) It began a new dynasty
A) Hwanguk B) Tangpyeongchaek C) Silhak D) Yesong
A) Hendrick Hamel B) King Jeongjo C) King Sukjong D) Kim Yuk
A) Chinese B) Dutch C) Manchurian D) Japanese
A) Kyŏngsin and Eulbyeong famines B) Internal civil war C) Manchurian invasions D) Japanese invasions
A) Kyujanggak B) Hwanguk C) Tangpyeongchaek D) Silhak
A) King Injo B) Yeongjo C) King Gyeongjong D) King Hyeonjong
A) Silhak and Neo-Confucianists B) Royalists and Reformists C) Southerners and Northerners D) Noron and Soron
A) Joseon Archive B) Silhak Hall C) Kyujanggak D) Hwanguk
A) Maintaining balance and equality between factions B) Promoting foreign trade C) Eliminating all opposing factions D) Building a stronger military
A) Southerners B) Foreign scholars C) Soron D) Westerners
A) Almost 50 years B) Over 500 years C) About 100 years D) Nearly 200 years
A) The king believed factions weakened his power B) Religious disagreements C) The king wanted to promote democracy D) Foreign influence forced the changes
A) Religious conversion B) Military conquest C) International travel D) State traditions and lifestyle
A) Only military leaders B) Only the aristocracy C) Those previously barred by social status D) Only foreigners
A) Medicine, physics, and astronomy B) History, geography, epigraphy, and language C) Music and arts only D) Religion and philosophy only
A) The crown B) The national treasury C) The royal sword D) The royal seal
A) Fifty percent B) Threefold C) Ten percent D) Twofold
A) Sejong the Great B) King Taejo C) Sim On D) Kim Chongsŏ
A) 1443 B) 1399 C) 1433 D) 1418
A) To remove coastal pirates B) To establish trade with Japan C) To capture the Jurchens D) To invade Manchuria
A) The Dopyeong B) The Goryeo elite C) The Waegu D) The Jurchens
A) Five B) Ten C) Fifty D) One hundred
A) Mandatory debate B) Royal approval for all decisions C) Public voting D) Abolition of taxation
A) Yi Bang-gwa B) Jeong Dojeon C) Yi Pangwŏn D) Yi Pangsŏk
A) Yi Pangwŏn B) Yi Bang-gwa C) Yi Panggan D) Yi Pangsŏk
A) Yi Pangwŏn B) Yi Pangsŏk C) Yi Panggan D) Yi Bang-gwa
A) Pyongyang B) Dosan C) Kaegyŏng D) Hanseong
A) Hanseong B) The northern border C) Dosan D) Kaegyŏng
A) Taejo B) Taejong C) Jeongjong D) Yi Pangsŏk
A) Queen Munjeong B) Queen Inhyeon C) Queen Sindeok D) Queen Sinui
A) Neo-Confucianism B) Shintoism C) Buddhism D) Taoism
A) Hanseong B) Kaesong C) Wonju D) Seoul
A) Buddhism B) Neo-Confucianism C) Christianity D) Islam
A) Japanese B) Mongol C) Qing dynasty D) Ming dynasty
A) Liaodong B) Hanseong C) Wonju D) Pyeongyang
A) Ssangseong Prefecture B) Japan C) Mongolia D) Liaodong Peninsula
A) Gojoseon B) Yuan C) Ming D) Goryeo
A) Danjong B) Munjong C) Sejong D) Sejo
A) Sejo B) Danjong C) Sejong D) Kim Chongsŏ
A) Twelve B) Sixteen C) Fourteen D) Ten
A) Princess Gyeonghye B) Kim Chongsŏ C) King Sejong D) Grand Prince Suyang
A) Sejong B) Danjong C) Munjong D) Sejo
A) 1452 B) 1460 C) 1455 D) 1450
A) Constitutional law in written form B) Religious freedom statutes C) Democratic voting rights D) International treaty guidelines
A) Jiphyeonjeon B) The Secret Service C) The Palace Guard D) The Royal Treasury
A) Loss of all national land B) Immediate foreign invasion C) Increased corruption in higher political echelons D) The collapse of the economy
A) Seongjong B) Jungjong C) Yejong D) Yeonsangun
A) Hongmungwan B) Sarim C) Jurchens D) Hyangyak
A) Hyangyak B) Office of Censors C) Sungkyunkwan D) Hongmungwan
A) Heo Jong B) Cho Kwangjo C) Seongjong D) Yejong
A) Sarim B) Qing C) Joseon D) Udige
A) Yejong B) Cho Kwangjo C) Jungjong D) Yeonsangun
A) Jungjong B) Seongjong C) Cho Kwangjo D) Yejong
A) Seongjong B) Heo Jong C) Yejong D) Cho Kwangjo
A) Sungkyunkwan B) Sarim C) Hongmungwan D) Hyangyak
A) Sungkyunkwan B) The royal library C) Office of Censors D) Hongmungwan
A) Jungjong B) Yejong C) Yeonsangun D) Seongjong
A) Southerner B) Westerner C) Easterner D) Noron
A) 500 B) 2000 C) 1000 D) 100
A) The Manchu B) The Northerners C) The Sarim D) Waegu
A) Hanyang B) Gyeongsang C) Honam D) Pyeongyang
A) Singijeon B) Turtle ships C) Manchu bows D) Portuguese guns
A) Toyotomi Hideyoshi B) Hong Taiji C) Yi Kwal D) Nurhaci
A) Immediate surrender of the Japanese B) Destruction of the Japanese mainland C) Alliance between Joseon and Japan D) Control over sea routes
A) 1609 B) 1593 C) 1627 D) 1590
A) 1624 B) 1636 C) 1593 D) 1609
A) Amin B) Nurhaci C) Hong Taiji D) Gwanghaegun
A) Injo B) Nurhaci C) Gwanghaegun D) Hyojong
A) 50,000 B) 120,000 C) 30,000 D) 200,000
A) Hyojong B) Yi Kwal C) Injo D) Gwanghaegun
A) Ming-centricism B) Jurchenism C) Qing-loyalty D) Sojunghwa
A) Andong Kim clan B) Yeonhaengsa C) Sedo Politics D) Noron faction
A) Bukhak theory B) Joseon Isolationism C) Noron theory D) Sedo Politics
A) Stone B) Marble C) Brick D) Wood
A) Suwon Hwaseong Fortress B) Gyeongbokgung Palace C) The royal archives D) Anui city walls
A) Sedo Politics B) Bukhak theory C) Yeonhaengsa policy D) Noron reform
A) King Sejong B) Pak Chiwŏn C) Sunjo D) Kim Jo-sun
A) Colonialist B) Open-door policy C) Isolationist D) Expansionist
A) 1863 B) 1894 C) 1866 D) 1873
A) Jo Byong-gap B) Cho'e Cheu C) Queen Min D) Heungseon Daewongun
A) Deoksugung B) Gyeonghuigung C) Gyeongbokgung D) Changdeokgung
A) Heungseon Daewongun B) Jeon Bong-jun C) Miura Gorō D) Cho'e Cheu
A) 1876 B) 1885 C) 1866 D) 1894
A) General Sherman B) Byeolgigun C) Royal Navy D) Donghak
A) Cho'e Cheu B) Jo Byong-gap C) Jeon Bong-jun D) Miura Gorō
A) 1894 B) 1876 C) 1885 D) 1895
A) Miura Gorō B) Heungseon Daewongun C) Jeon Bong-jun D) Jo Byong-gap
A) Isolationism B) Capitalism C) Westernization D) Expansionism |