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Other than the four main inventions, what else did China give the world?

What is the role of the Daimyo in Feudal Japanese society?

As part of the Caste system of India, this group was the largest and considered the 'commoners'

Who was considered to be at the highest rank in feudal Japan but really held no power?

When studying China, in the term C3P-O, what did the 'C' stand for ?

True or False?  A person could marry their way out of their particular caste in India.

How did followers of Shinto honor the spirits of nature?

Due to its geography, what resources did Japan have to rely on for trade and survival?

What forms of original art were developed in China?

Which of the following was not considered a key invention by the Chinese?

What is the basic belief of Shintoism in Feudal Japanese culture?

The Gupta Empire was known for developing what that is still in use today?

Japanese culture was influenced by which three countries?

As part of India's caste system, the largest part, the Vaisyas, represented who?

In which two dynasties did original art, porcelain, poetry and painting and calligraphy emerge?

Which two main religions influenced the Gupta Empire?

The Civil Service Exam introduced by the Chinese served what purpose that the US still uses?

In the Caste system, who were known as the 'warriors and rulers'?

In the Shinto religion, followers looked to the Kami for help.  What are Kami?

The 'Silk Road' refers to what relationship among the far Eastern empires?

The concept of zero, algebra, numerals and the number for Pi ( 3.14) are all Chinese in origin