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Buddhism Came to China
Buddhism Came to China
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1
What brought Indian people and ideas (like Buddhism) into China?
trading
monsoons
Himalayas
war
2
after
the
Han
which temples where built?
Jewish
Hindu
Confucian
Buddhist
3
Which type of Chinese Buddhist made the painting?
Chan (also known as Zen)
Zoroastrianism
Paleolithic
Pure Land
4
Which Chinese religion was similar to Buddhism?
Hinduism
Taoism
Judaism
Zoroastrianism
5
What is a sequence of rulers from the same family?
Neolithic
Monotheism
Polytheism
Dynasty
6
Who destroyed Buddhist Temples?
Wuzong
Gilgamesh
Confucius
Moses
7
Which TWO things happened
After
the
Han Dynasty?
Chinese Buddhism became less Taoist.
Chinese Buddhism became closer to Indian Buddhism.
Chinese Buddhism became closer to Judaism
Buddhism was banned in China.
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the different kinds of Chinese Buddhism
Pure Land
Paleolithic
Zoroastrianism
Chan (also known as Zen)
9
Which
Dynasty
ruled China
after
the
Han
?
Moses
Tang
Shang
Gilgamesh
10
What important trade route went from China to the Mediterranean Sea?
Royal Road
Sub Sahara Trade Route
Transcontinental Railroad
Silk Road
11
Why did some people dislike Buddhism?
because it was written in Chinese
because the teachings went against Chinese beliefs
because it came from outside of China
because the stories were boring
12
What helped the people in China to read the teachings of Buddhism?
Indians taught Buddhism orally
Buddhist teachings were translated into Chinese
the Chinese learned to read cuneiform
the Chinese learned to read Sanskrit
13
Buddhism was started by who?
Siddhartha Gautama
Laozi
Abraham
Confucius
14
Chan Buddhists are famous for
war
great baths
art
decimal system
15
Which Dynasty ruled China while Buddhism was spreading
Han
Moses
Shang
Communist
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The poor liked which kind of Buddhism
Paleolithic
Zoroastrianism
Pure Land
Chan (also known as Zen)
