You pass a British man on woman, who is paid also have their own writing the street and feel some by the dance system. This writing system resentment. You remember A dancer who is called: that the British forcibly dresses only in opened Shanghai to foreign yellow and black harikari trade after this war: hiragana If you answer correctly, beriberi The Taiping move forward two spaces! matahari Rebellion The Opium War If you answer correctly, The Boxer Rebellion move forward three spaces! The Sino-Japanese You linger outside a War teahouse and listen to (Bonus: Move forward one intellectuals talking inside. more space if you can name If you answer correctly, You feel pleased to live in the kind of writing system move forward three spaces! such a city. used—not an alphabet but “cosmopolitan” The meaning of a…) On the way to the rice is: “cosmopolitan” distribution center, you pass a lively storefront and sophisticated and can’t help but wander worldly inside. There, you see a stuck-up and elitist You take a wrong turn and dancer.” A narrow-minded and end up in the International “taxi “taxi dancer” is: boring Settlement. This district is inferior and governed by which two A cab driver who tiresome foreign powers? changes cars frequently If you answer correctly, France and Japan A person who move forward spaces! Germany and the dances on top of Netherlands taxis to entertain You pass a shop that has Italy and Spain people stuck in posted signs in its windows Great Britain and the traffic in both Chinese and United States A professional dance Japanese. You know that partner, generally a Japanese uses characters, If you answer correctly, like Chinese, but that they move forward two spaces!
You pass a British man on the street and feel some resentment. You remember that the British forcibly opened Shanghai to foreign trade after this war: The Taiping Rebellion The Opium War The Boxer Rebellion The Sino-Japanese War If you answer correctly, move forward three spaces! On the way to the rice distribution center, you pass a lively storefront and can’t help but wander inside. There, you see a “taxi dancer.” A “taxi dancer” is: A cab driver who changes cars frequently A person who dances on top of taxis to entertain people stuck in traffic A professional dance partner, generally a woman, who is paid by the dance A dancer who dresses only in yellow and black If you answer correctly, move forward two spaces! You linger outside a teahouse and listen to intellectuals talking inside. You feel pleased to live in such a “cosmopolitan” city. The meaning of “cosmopolitan” is: sophisticated and worldly stuck-up and elitist narrow-minded and boring inferior and tiresome If you answer correctly, move forward spaces! You pass a shop that has posted signs in its windows in both Chinese and Japanese. You know that Japanese uses characters, like Chinese, but that they also have their own writing system. This writing system is called: harikari hiragana beriberi matahari If you answer correctly, move forward three spaces! (Bonus: Move forward one more space if you can name the kind of writing system used—not an alphabet but a…) You take a wrong turn and end up in the International Settlement. This district is governed by which two foreign powers? France and Japan Germany and the Netherlands Italy and Spain Great Britain and the United States If you answer correctly, move forward two spaces!
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