Ancient China

Followers of Confucius wrote down his sayings and collected them in a book called the Analects.

Because the Mongols had their own language, laws, and customs, they _____.

_____ were based on Confucian beliefs and helped establish a new class in Chinese society.

In A.D. 581 the ___ dynasty unified China under the rule of emperors.

Who was Kublai Khan?

At its peak, the Mongol empire span from eastern Europe 2 the Pacific/Siberia 2 the Himalayas.

Followers of Confucianism believed that if they followed Confucius's teachings, they'd find ___

The Mongols expanded China's empire by conquering Korea, Vietnam, and Japan.

Which city prospered under Tang dynasty?

The Mongols were a nomadic people that traveled in clans, or______

Followers of Legalism wanted to increase freedom for the Chinese people

Most women in early China had the chance to be well educated.

The most difficult project under Emperor Yandgi was the ____, which united China through trade.

The Mongols in China practiced Buddhism and respected the religions of others.

In early China there were more farmers than aristocrats.

What was Ghenghis Khan's main goal as leader?

Who first brought Buddhism to China in A.D. 100s?

Which was a key principle of neo-Confucianism? 

Confucius believed that peace would come to China if people would _____.

In early China, which of the following was something done by women?

What did strict rules prevent scholar-officials from doing?

During the Tang dynasty, candidates for civil service were judged by who they knew.

Merchants were not well respected in early Chinese society because

What did the Mongols learn from the Chinese? 

Who was the most famous European to live in China during Mongol rule?

Mongol warriors were greatly feared for their use of ____ in battle.

Aristocrats favored ___ because it didn't force rulers to consider the wishes of their people.

Buddhist monks and nuns helped meet poor people's needs, and early Tang rulers tolerated them.

According to Laozi, the Dao is the spiritual force that guides all things.

What was the goal of each of the major Chinese philosophies?