Love and respect for ones parents or ancestors

How was feudalism both a political and social system?

It provided order and stability

Shoguns that were determined to end feudal warfare

A code of honor and morals a samurai must adhere to

Confucianism impacted Chinese society by

A deep appreciated and commitment to education

What allowed the Chinese to pursue the arts under the Song?

A fast-growing type of rice imported from Southeast Asia

Loosely organized system of government that included land

What is "the Mandate of Heaven?"

Belief that heaven and the gods gave them the right to rule

A Chinese philosophy that stressed filial piety

Tang emperors strengthened the central government by

Redistributing land to peasants

Which was NOT an accomplishment of the Tang dynasty?

They gave more power to landowners

The Buddhist religion teaches that salvation is earned by

Learning to give up selfish desire

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1
Filial Piety is
A large part of Buddhism
The agreement between emperors and the gods
Love and respect for ones parents or ancestors
A similarity between the Tang and Song Dynasties
2
The break up and redistribution of land is called
Gentry
Land reform
Earthworks
Tributary states
3
How was feudalism both a political and social system?
It provided order and stability
It was neither a political or social system
It was an industrial-based system
It encouraged a higher literacy rate
4
A Tokugawa is
Responsible for reunited Japan
An advantage of selective borrowing
Shoguns that were determined to end feudal warfare
The emperor's class
5
Kana is
The warrior class
A type of sushi
What happens when you don't follow filial piety
The Japanese writing system
6
Under the Tang and Song, China had two main social classes, which were
Gentry and peasants
Scholars and peasants
Artisans and merchants
Merchants and peasants
7
The process of adopting some customs, but not others is called
Partial conversion
Finite learning
Selective borrowing
Limited sharing
8
A bushido is
A code of honor and morals a samurai must adhere to
A guard who protected feudal lands
The basis of a democracy
The teachings of Judaism
9
This was one different between the Tang and Song dynasties
Location
Treatment of women
Social structure
Centralized government
10
The Silk Road
Encouraged the spread of goods, ideas, religion, and disease
Neither
Both
Was a network of trade routes
11
Confucianism impacted Chinese society by
Overthrowing the emperor
Everyone being respected the same
Implementing a classless society
A deep appreciated and commitment to education
12
What allowed the Chinese to pursue the arts under the Song?
Money grants from the emperor
A fast-growing type of rice imported from Southeast Asia
An influx of scholarly Muslims from Baghdad
Two new universities in Hangzhou
13
The Song Dynasty did NOT
Have foot binding
Create an extensive canal system
Create the Silk Road
belong to China's Golden Age
14
Which of the following is not a Confucian value?
Ren
Yi
Nirodha
Li
15
Feudalism is
The peasants
The warrior class
Love and respect for ones parents or ancestors
Loosely organized system of government that included land
16
The Tang Dynasty
Had China's only Empress
Focused on the arts
Created the Silk Road
Was not part of China's Golden Age
17
The Silk Road is an example of
Capitalism
Globalization
Isolation
Greed
18
In feudal Japan the real power lay in the hands of the
Shogun
Diamyo
Emperor
Samurai
19
The Silk Road was important because it made possible the exchange of goods between
China and the Roman Empire
Egypt and Greece
Siberia and the Ottoman Empire
Korea and Japan
20
What is "the Mandate of Heaven?"
Belief that heaven and the gods gave them the right to rule
Filial piety
A Chinese cult that no longer exists
Led Zeppelin's most famous song
21
Buddhism...
Believed in Allah
Was created in China
Included the Four Nobel Truths
Stressed filial piety
22
Confucianism
Started in India
A Chinese philosophy that stressed filial piety
Was not popular in China
Stressed violence
23
This was NOT an impact Buddhism had on China
Social structures
Architecture
Charity and good works
Poetry
24
Tang emperors strengthened the central government by
Ending the taxing of peasants
Redistributing land to peasants
Conquering Central Asia
Ending the bureaucracy
25
Which was NOT an accomplishment of the Tang dynasty?
They gave more power to landowners
They built a bureaucracy
They set up schools
They developed a flexible law code
26
The Buddhist religion teaches that salvation is earned by
Learning to give up selfish desire
Worshipping Allah as the one true God
Being baptized and confirmed
Following the Ten Commandments

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