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Ch. 5 Medieval China
Ch. 5 Medieval China
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Ch. 5 of Impact World History and Geography Medieval and Early Modern Times
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1
What were Chinese sailing ships called?
junks
brigs
schooners
caravels
2
Empress Wu increased the size of the government and
made the military stronger.
restored the civil service examinations.
began the Sui dynasty
widened the Grand Canal.
3
What dynasty encouraged the arts and overseas exploration?
Song
Ming
Tang
Sui
4
The Mongols created the largest land empire in the history of the world in how many years
100 years
25 years
50 years
75 years
5
Which dynasty lasted almost 300 years and restored the strong central government?
Tang
Ming
Sui
Song
6
Tang leaders feared how Buddhism would affect China's
Confucian traditions
trade missions
army
economy
7
Who was the Mongol conqueror who started the Yuan dynasty?
Wendi
Zhu Yuanzhang
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan
8
The wide, grassy plains found in Central Asia are called the
Khan
Polo
Gobi
Steppes
9
Most Ming Chinese officials welcomed new ideas from foreign countries.
False
True
10
The use of coal for heating led to the discovery of steel.
False
True
11
Civil service exams were based on Confucian principals
True
False
12
During the Tang dynasty, the development of new kinds of rice and improved irrigation methods led to
famine and disease.
population growth
widespread fighting
trade restrictions.
13
Which invention helped the Chinese solve the problem of needing more money for trade?
steel
magnetic compasses
gunpowder
printing
14
Traders and missionaries from Korea brought Buddhism to China during the 100's C.E.
True
False
15
Who unified the Mongol clans, built a large army, and created a new legal code?
Marco Polo
Empress Wu
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
16
Which dynasty built the Grand Canal and rebuilt Changan?
Sui
Ming
Song
Tang
17
Many people became Buddhists in China during the 100's C.E. because
they feared Confucianism
they wanted to seek peace and avoid suffering during a difficult time
Buddhism provided a strong, stable government.
monasteries were peaceful places.
18
Early in their history, Mongols were known for their ability to
grow wheat
make fine jewelry and craft items for trade
use horses for fighting
navigate the seas by maping the stars
19
The Jesuits were successful in converting many Chinese to Christianity during the Ming dynasty.
False
True
20
Which country was the first to make direct contact with China after Marco Polo?
Portugal
England
Italy
Spain