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HISTORY TOPIC 3 CIVILIZATIONS OF ASIA
HISTORY TOPIC 3 CIVILIZATIONS OF ASIA
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A #history quiz on #civilizations of #asia #Asia #history #ninthgrade
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1
In 939, as China's Tang dynasty fell, who broke free from China?
Hindu priests
Vietnam
Buddhist monks
Japan
2
What influence did China and Buddhism have on Korea?
their culture reflected the Confucian emphasis on family
all of the above
They used woodblock printing learned from the Chinese
Womens roles in public were restricted
3
Who introduced Muslim traditions of government to India?
Kublai Khan
the Ming
the sultans
the samurai
4
What was founded by a man named Nanak, in the late 1400s in the Punjab region of South Asia?
Islam
Hinduism
Sikhism
Buddhism
5
Which of these is NOT a way the Ming restored Chinese rule?
restored the civil service exams
foreigners were kicked out
Corruption & disloyalty was eliminated by a board of censors
did away with Confucian philosophy
6
How did
China influence Japan?
they set up a bureaucracy, & a law code like China’s.
Japan strengthened their central government
their cook made Chinese foods & served it in Chinese pottery
Japans rulers claimed absolute power
7
What marked the beginning of Muslim rule in northern India?
Genghis Khans death
The Hindu Castes
An attack by the Huns
The Delhi Sultanate
8
What is the order of the Japanese Feudal system starting at the top and after Emperors?
shogun, merchants, samurai, peasants, daimyo
shogun, daimyo, samurai, peasants, merchants
samurai, shogun, peasants, daimyo, merchants
daimyo, shogun, merchants, peasants, samurai
9
In the 1100s, King Suryavarman II of the Khmer Kingdom built the great temple complex at_____
Kings tomb
Sumatra, Java
amazing stupas
Angkor Wat.
10
How did geography affect life on the Korean peninsula?
Chinese ideas about government, spread into Korea.
Chinese ideas on Confucian traditions spread into Korea.
Chinese writing & farming methods spread to Korea
they transform Chinas traditions & pass them to Japan
11
What did the Tokugawas do to end feudal warfare and unite Japan?
both of the above
They kept only the outward forms of feudal society
none of the above
They imposed central government control on all of Japan
12
What was the impact of India on the history of Southeast Asia?
trading brought prosperity
Hinduism and Buddhism were practiced together
Indians also brought a third religion with them, Islam
all of the above
13
Which was NOT a
major achievement of the Choson dynasty?
all of the above
Hangul replaced the Chinese system of writing
Yi Sun-Shin, used turtle ships stop Japanese invaders
there was a drop in literacy
14
which Describes the geography of Southeast Asia?
located close to the Russian border
none of the above
located between China and India
located on the mountains in India
15
Which was not an effect
of the Delhi sultanate on India?
scholars fled Baghdad & bring Persian & Greek learning
armies forced neighboring lands to become tributary states
Trade increased between India and Muslims
Turks Arabs & Persians came & served as officials & soldiers
16
Why did the Ming explore the seas for only a brief period?
fleets were costly and didn’t produce enough of a profit
They wanted to preserve China's ancient traditions
all of the above
Confucian scholars at court had no interest in the trips
17
Which is not
a way the Tang dynasty reunified China?
rulers helped restore the Han system of uniform government
They developed a flexible new law code
they brought in Japanese emperors to help rule
They rebuilt the bureaucracy.
18
Which is NOT a way
Muslim and Hindu civilizations interacted in India?
conservative Hindus strengthened practices like Caste rules
Muslims were divided on the bases of caste
Hindus did not allow Muslim practices in India
Muslims adopted Hindu practices
19
Which of these does not describe China under Mongol rule?
turned Khanbaliq into a Chinese walled city
only Mongols could serve in the military
a large variety of beliefs were tolerated.
shipbuilding came to a stop
20
Which was NOT a
major cultural development in the Tang and Song dynasties?
they perfected techniques used in making porcelain
they devised the first dictionary
The Indian stupa, evolved into the Chinese Pagoda
Sculpture and architecture were dominated by Buddhist themes
21
The policies of Akbar that strengthened Mughal India included:
all of the above
ended the tax on those who were not Muslims
to promote harmony in religion through tolerance
used officials that were paid,not those who inherited office
22
This trading empire controlled the Strait of Malacca, & mixed Indian beliefs into their own.
The SrivijayaEmpire
none of the above
The Khmer Empire
The Pagan Kingdom
23
How did Zen Buddhism shape culture in Japan?
Japanese prose works also had Buddhist themes
it influenced the development of landscape paintings
all of the above
Noh plays had Zen themes renouncing self desires
24
Wealthy court families like the _______________ wielded the real power during the Heian period.
House of Samurai
Fujiwara
All of the above
Shoguns
25
How did geography set Japan apart?
all of the above
They used their powerful military to surround them
The seas surrounding Japan protected and isolated Japan
they walled the country in
26
What kingdom Arose in Irrawaddy Valley, was united by Anawrahta, who brought Buddhism to them?
The Khmer Empire
The Pagan Kingdom
The SrivijayaEmpire
The Slovac Empire
27
Which is NOT a way
the Song dynasty grew rich & powerful despite military setbacks?
developed a new method of writing
Improved farming methods and open border policies
developing an improved compass, gunpowder & shipbuilding
used a network of rivers and canals to increase local trade
28
In China’s ordered society these people didn’t have much influence:
shoguns
Hindus
Burmas
Aristocratic families
29
How did Mongol armies build an empire?
they ruled the lands they conquered with justice & tolerance
Khan imposed strict military discipline & absolute loyalty.
under their protection, Eurasia trade grew
all of the above
30
Sikhs believe_________________
they are disciples of God
they should follow the teachings of the Ten Sikh Gurus
all of the above
regardless of race or religion all should be equal