CHINA IN MIDDLE AGES

Monks from India introduced Buddhism to China during the Han dynasty from________.

Buddhism was not dominant until Wuzong suppressed it during the Tang dynasty.

Empress Wu Zetian was the first female ruler of China.

The Tang and Song dynasties made many advances in____.

Wuzong’s anti-Buddhism campaign led to the building of many Buddhist temples.

Which inventions had the greatest impact on trade in China during the Middle Ages?

The decline and end of the Tang dynasty caused China to descend into another period of disorder that lasted for_____.

The period of disunion lasted from AD 220 to AD 589, until the Sui dynasty rose to power.

Which of the following was most likely an effect of woodblock printing in China during the Middle Ages?

Urbanization the process by which rural areas become more like cities.

How did agricultural advances affect Chinese society during the Middle Ages?

The Tang dynasty finished the Grand Canal project that the_______ began.

Zen Buddhism was the most popular branch of Buddhism in China during the Song dynasty.

Confucius stressed the importance of following a moral path.

Taizong was the fourth Tang Emperor of China.

Taizong’s significant achievements included extending China’s territory into other areas, such as________.

Wuzong ruled over the Tang dynasty from 841 to 845.

The Tang and Song dynasties were responsible for many new inventions and cultural achievements.

As Buddhism spread in China during and after the period of disunion, some Chinese resisted and disliked its influence.

In what way was Neo-Confucianism similar to Buddhism?