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Who became the only female ruler of China?
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Who became the only female ruler of China?
Empress Feng
Empress Li
Empress Wu
Grand consort Xiu
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Ming collapse due to
Mongol horde 2: horse archer boogaloo
northern chinese take over
Peasant rebellion AND Northern Chinese take over
Peasant rebellion
3
The Sui last
15 years
300 yeasr
37 years
400 years
4
Which Chinese invention allowed fireworks, fire lances, and eventually guns
steel
gunpowder
magnets
coal
5
Why were the Mongols so successful?
invention of the chariot
Use of horses, regimented army, merit based leadership, taking technologies
invention of steel, fire lance, use of born leaders, archers
overwhelming aerial superiority
6
The Mongols brought order and stability to China
True
False
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Empress Wu took control by
marrying the emperor, sabotaging her enemies, helping her allies
playing nice with everyone, being helpful, winning a battle in Korea
marrying the emperor, having his heir, outliving them due to disease
Increasing foreign trade, ruling fairly, promoting her sons careers
8
Song Dynasty lasts about
300 years
500 years
37 years
200 years
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Why did the Ming close trade with the outside world?
Confucianism, thought Europe was lesser, Christian influence
idk, it's just like, he's been sooo clingy lately, it's like, not the vibe
Buddhism, thought Europe was greater than them, Christian influence
Inability to regulate the coming and going of drugs like Opium
10
The ming lasted around
1,000 years
200 years
300 years
12 years
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Poetry was an art form for the poor
False
True
12
The Tang were followed by
Shou
Shang
Yuan
Song
13
How did the Mongols live before they unified
a centrally established kingdom
collection of city states
living out of caves in groups of 20-30
separate small clans of moving horsemen
14
What does Chinese art want to capture?
realistic images
the human condition
feelings and ideas
imagination
15
Our chapter, Early China, lasted from
1000 B.C. to 1600 A.D.
600 to 1600 B.C.
600 to 1600 A.D.
1000 to 1300 B.C.
16
The sui were ended by a peasant rebellion
False
True
17
What invention makes books more popular and cheaper?
discover of squid ink for writing
printing press and movable block text
more Buddhist monks to copy texts
silk road bringing books from Europe
18
The mongol's empire connected China to Europe like never before and increased its wealth significantly
False
True
19
Which religions grew during the Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties.
Daoism and paganism
Buddhism and Confucianism
Buddhism and Jainism
Christianity and Islam
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Who unified the Mongols and conquered a massive empire in a few years?
Kublai Khan
Donke Khan
Temujin
Genghis Khan
21
The Sui dynasty
reunited China after the second warring states period
included the reign of Empress Wu
fell to Mongol invasion
was likely myth not fact
22
Buddhism during the Tang was
grew to become China's main religion
completely abandoned
only spread to the aristocrat class
both grew in popularity then shrank due to persecution
23
The mongols completely mixed into the Chinese population and culture
True
False
24
What did China value from the Jesuit missionaries
The Sacraments and promise of our Lord Jesus Christ in his One Church
gold
access to advanced science, math, and astronomy in Jesuit schools
Cool looking priest uniforms
25
Which religious order, or group of priests, brought Christianity to China
Congregation of Holy Cross
Jesuits
Dominicans
Salesians
26
What did the Sui accomplish?
Christianity, invention of calvary, great wall
building great canal, conquer new land, rebuild great wall
gender equality, success for farmers, the compass
compass, fire lance, advancement of work
27
The Ming early on invested in trade and sent out massive fleets like Zheng He's
False
True
28
Wu's use of lies, murder, sabotage, and other dirty tricks were rare in Chinese dynasties
False
True
29
The Tang dynasty
Followed the warring states
Followed the Zhou
followed the Czar
followed the Sui
30
The Tang fell due to Peasant rebellion
True
False
31
This dynasty ruled China under a Mongol leader
Yuan
Sui
Ming
Song
32
The Mongols controlled the
world's largest empire
world's shortest large empire
largest contiguous empire ever
world's most diverse empire
33
Kublai Khan
son of Genghis, conquers Egypt, leader of Yuan dynasty
grandson of Genghis, conqueror of south China, leader of Yuan dynasty
son of Genghis, conquered Europe, lead Blue Horde
grandson of Genghis, takes Japan, leader of Yuan dynasty
34
China eventually overthrew the Mongols and began the
Ming
Golden
Tang
Sui
35
Marco Polo was
Marko's great great great great great great great great great grandfather
a merchant who travelled to the Holy Land and back
a Mongol who reported on his time in Rome
an Italian who reported his time in Kublai Khan's China
36
what drink becomes popular in China during Early Chinese history?
tea
Latte
Soda
coffee
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Khan's empire became the
Mongol Hordes
Soviet Union
Golden Dynasty
Immediately collapsed
