Arab, Persian and Indian merchants crossed the Indian Ocean and

created merchant communities in southern Chinese ports

Buddhist missionaries modified Buddhism to address Chinese concerns by...

Saying 1 boy in the monastery =salvation for 10 generations

Moveable print was impractical in China because

There were thousands of Chinese characters

The Song emperors expanded the bureaucracy based on merit in all the following ways EXCEPT

Decreasing the salaries of civil servants in the bureaucracy

All of the following was true of Song urbanization EXCEPT

The poet Li Bai wrote mainly about country life

All of the following were agricultural advances of the Song EXCEPT

Fast-ripening rice from Vietnam and heavy copper plows

All of the following contributed to Song economic development EXCEPT

An absence of industry growth and new technology

While Buddhism said women had spiritual equality, patriarchal practices in China nonetheless...

increased, as evidenced by foot-binding

All of the following is true of the establishment of Buddhism in China EXCEPT

Theravada Buddhism was the form of the religion that came

All of the following happened after the Jurchen invasion EXCEPT

The Song were able to defeat the Mongols

All of the following is true about Song population growth EXCEPT

The largest city had about 100,000 people

The Song were weakened for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

The bureaucracy was filled with experts in military affairs

Chinese goods in all these places is significant for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

It helps illustrate the tp3 theme of spread of religion

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1
Arab, Persian and Indian merchants crossed the Indian Ocean and
conquered the northern part of the dynasty
None of the above
conquered Kaifeng and the northern part of the Song dynasty
created merchant communities in southern Chinese ports
2
Buddhist missionaries modified Buddhism to address Chinese concerns by...
None of the above
Standing firm on its value of monastic celibacy
Saying 1 boy in the monastery =salvation for 10 generations
Emphasizing its connection to the caste system
3
Rulers and wealthy merchants wore Chinese silk and set their tables with porcelain in...
port cities of east Africa
central and south east Asia
All of the above
India and Persia
4
Leonardo da Vinci of the European renaissance was like China's Susong because...
He was a polymath
He built and designed inventions like the water clock
He was knowledgeable in arts and science
All of the above!
5
The econ surge of the Song stimulated economic dev in the e. hemisphere as Chinese consumers...
All of the above
developed tastes for exotic goods
developed tastes for spices from islands of south east Asia
developed tastes for melons and horses from c. Asia
6
Moveable print was impractical in China because
All of the above
The population was mostly illiterate
There were thousands of Chinese characters
Paper hadn't been invented yet
7
The Song emperors expanded the bureaucracy based on merit in all the following ways EXCEPT
More opportunities for people to get a Conf educ
Accepting more people into the bureaucracy
More opportunities for people to take the civil service exam
Decreasing the salaries of civil servants in the bureaucracy
8
All of the following was true of Song urbanization EXCEPT
The poet Li Bai wrote mainly about country life
Many other smaller cities had pops of about 100,000
The capitals of Kaifeng and later Hangzhou had about 1 mill.
Urbanization looked like taverns, noodle shops, festivals
9
The Chinese were attracted to Buddhism for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
Its high standards for morality+intellectual sophistication
Its promise of salvation
Monasteries provided basic ed, food, banking services
Its value of monastic celibacy
10
Merchants crossed the silk roads to Chinese cities from all of the following places EXCEPT
The Byzantine empire
Central Asia (Muslim)
The Swahili coast
The Abbasid empire (Muslim)
11
Increased food supply enabled all of the following EXCEPT
Inventions: gunpowder, printing, naval tech-compass, rudder
Inventions: the steamship
Industry: world class porcelain
Industry: more and stronger iron for ag tools and weapons
12
All of the following were agricultural advances of the Song EXCEPT
irrigation projects including canals + waterwheels
Irrigation for cultivation of terraced mountains
Fast-ripening rice from Vietnam and heavy copper plows
compost and manure
13
All of the following contributed to Song economic development EXCEPT
Population growth and urbanization (growth of cities)
An absence of industry growth and new technology
"flying cash," and gov.-printed paper money
Agricultural techniques (irrigation, waterwheels)
14
Buddhism impacted China in all the following ways EXCEPT
Replacing Confucianism
Remaining despite Tang and Song lack of support
Influencing Confucianism to discuss spiritual matters
the development of Neo-Confucianism
15
Buddhism was problematic for the Chinese because...
They valued having kids for ancestor worship
They valued having kids for filial piety
It encouraged monastic celibacy
All of the above
16
While Buddhism said women had spiritual equality, patriarchal practices in China nonetheless...
increased, as evidenced by breast implants
increased, as evidenced by the first female emperor Wu Zhao
increased, as evidenced by foot-binding
increased, as evidenced by veiling
17
All of the following is true of the establishment of Buddhism in China EXCEPT
Interest started after the fall of the Han(TP2)
Buddhism gave hope in a time of warlords/no state to look to
Theravada Buddhism was the form of the religion that came
Interest started because Confucianism lost credibility
18
The song had social mobility because
the government provided financial aid for university lodging
Women had equal access to university education
Answers 1 and 2
people from lower/middle classes could take the gov exam
19
All of the following happened after the Jurchen invasion EXCEPT
The Song regained its economic and cultural vitality
The Song were able to defeat the Mongols
The capital moved to Hangzhou
The Confucian civil service system stayed strong
20
All of the following is true about Song population growth EXCEPT
It was caused by increased food supply due to agric advances
In 1200 the pop of the Song dynasty was about 115 million
It went along with the growth of cities (urbanization)
The largest city had about 100,000 people
21
All of the following economic advances helped the Song economy surge EXCEPT
flyingcash-deposit goods/cash inone branch/pickup in another
checks
printed paper money
joint stock companies
22
When you think of Song china you should remember
All of the above
Golden age - education system, inventions, poetry/history
Economic/industrial powerhouse of e. hemisphere
Influence of Buddhism
23
The Song were weakened for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
Nomads flourished on the n boarder and took over the north
The bureaucracy was filled with experts in military affairs
High salaries 2 more gov workers led to peasant taxes+revolt
Scholar-bureaucrats weren't good w/military affairs
24
The documentary talked about soccer matches and restaurants because...
Answers 1 and 2
Urban culture resulted from China's economic surge
This was part of urban life in the Song dynasty
None of the above
25
Chinese goods in all these places is significant for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
It helps illustrate the tp3 theme of spread of religion
It helps illustrate the tp3 theme of trade intensification
It showed how China spurred the economies of other places
It shows the connectedness of economies of the e hemisphere

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Postclassical China (Song dynasty)

25 termsStudBud Administration253 plays

Postclassical China (Song dynasty)

Flashcards25 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 25

Answers

1
Arab, Persian and Indian merchants crossed the Indian Ocean and
conquered the northern part of the dynasty
None of the above
conquered Kaifeng and the northern part of the Song dynasty
created merchant communities in southern Chinese ports
2
Buddhist missionaries modified Buddhism to address Chinese concerns by...
None of the above
Standing firm on its value of monastic celibacy
Saying 1 boy in the monastery =salvation for 10 generations
Emphasizing its connection to the caste system
3
Rulers and wealthy merchants wore Chinese silk and set their tables with porcelain in...
port cities of east Africa
central and south east Asia
All of the above
India and Persia
4
Leonardo da Vinci of the European renaissance was like China's Susong because...
He was a polymath
He built and designed inventions like the water clock
He was knowledgeable in arts and science
All of the above!
5
The econ surge of the Song stimulated economic dev in the e. hemisphere as Chinese consumers...
All of the above
developed tastes for exotic goods
developed tastes for spices from islands of south east Asia
developed tastes for melons and horses from c. Asia
6
Moveable print was impractical in China because
All of the above
The population was mostly illiterate
There were thousands of Chinese characters
Paper hadn't been invented yet
7
The Song emperors expanded the bureaucracy based on merit in all the following ways EXCEPT
More opportunities for people to get a Conf educ
Accepting more people into the bureaucracy
More opportunities for people to take the civil service exam
Decreasing the salaries of civil servants in the bureaucracy
8
All of the following was true of Song urbanization EXCEPT
The poet Li Bai wrote mainly about country life
Many other smaller cities had pops of about 100,000
The capitals of Kaifeng and later Hangzhou had about 1 mill.
Urbanization looked like taverns, noodle shops, festivals
9
The Chinese were attracted to Buddhism for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
Its high standards for morality+intellectual sophistication
Its promise of salvation
Monasteries provided basic ed, food, banking services
Its value of monastic celibacy
10
Merchants crossed the silk roads to Chinese cities from all of the following places EXCEPT
The Byzantine empire
Central Asia (Muslim)
The Swahili coast
The Abbasid empire (Muslim)
11
Increased food supply enabled all of the following EXCEPT
Inventions: gunpowder, printing, naval tech-compass, rudder
Inventions: the steamship
Industry: world class porcelain
Industry: more and stronger iron for ag tools and weapons
12
All of the following were agricultural advances of the Song EXCEPT
irrigation projects including canals + waterwheels
Irrigation for cultivation of terraced mountains
Fast-ripening rice from Vietnam and heavy copper plows
compost and manure
13
All of the following contributed to Song economic development EXCEPT
Population growth and urbanization (growth of cities)
An absence of industry growth and new technology
"flying cash," and gov.-printed paper money
Agricultural techniques (irrigation, waterwheels)
14
Buddhism impacted China in all the following ways EXCEPT
Replacing Confucianism
Remaining despite Tang and Song lack of support
Influencing Confucianism to discuss spiritual matters
the development of Neo-Confucianism
15
Buddhism was problematic for the Chinese because...
They valued having kids for ancestor worship
They valued having kids for filial piety
It encouraged monastic celibacy
All of the above
16
While Buddhism said women had spiritual equality, patriarchal practices in China nonetheless...
increased, as evidenced by breast implants
increased, as evidenced by the first female emperor Wu Zhao
increased, as evidenced by foot-binding
increased, as evidenced by veiling
17
All of the following is true of the establishment of Buddhism in China EXCEPT
Interest started after the fall of the Han(TP2)
Buddhism gave hope in a time of warlords/no state to look to
Theravada Buddhism was the form of the religion that came
Interest started because Confucianism lost credibility
18
The song had social mobility because
the government provided financial aid for university lodging
Women had equal access to university education
Answers 1 and 2
people from lower/middle classes could take the gov exam
19
All of the following happened after the Jurchen invasion EXCEPT
The Song regained its economic and cultural vitality
The Song were able to defeat the Mongols
The capital moved to Hangzhou
The Confucian civil service system stayed strong
20
All of the following is true about Song population growth EXCEPT
It was caused by increased food supply due to agric advances
In 1200 the pop of the Song dynasty was about 115 million
It went along with the growth of cities (urbanization)
The largest city had about 100,000 people
21
All of the following economic advances helped the Song economy surge EXCEPT
flyingcash-deposit goods/cash inone branch/pickup in another
checks
printed paper money
joint stock companies
22
When you think of Song china you should remember
All of the above
Golden age - education system, inventions, poetry/history
Economic/industrial powerhouse of e. hemisphere
Influence of Buddhism
23
The Song were weakened for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
Nomads flourished on the n boarder and took over the north
The bureaucracy was filled with experts in military affairs
High salaries 2 more gov workers led to peasant taxes+revolt
Scholar-bureaucrats weren't good w/military affairs
24
The documentary talked about soccer matches and restaurants because...
Answers 1 and 2
Urban culture resulted from China's economic surge
This was part of urban life in the Song dynasty
None of the above
25
Chinese goods in all these places is significant for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
It helps illustrate the tp3 theme of spread of religion
It helps illustrate the tp3 theme of trade intensification
It showed how China spurred the economies of other places
It shows the connectedness of economies of the e hemisphere